Whittier, Calif.—Chair Hanson of Hanson Distributing Company presented Caleb McClintock his 2019 CAWA scholarship. Caleb is an automotive technology student at Rio Hondo College in nearby Whittier, Calif.
CAWA Chair of the Board Dan Hanson Jr. presents a scholarship award
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