George E. Logue has a BS degree in agricultural engineering specializing in power equipment and machines at Penn State University. As mentioned above he was employed as a machine design engineer by Sprout Waldron Division of Koppers, Inc. Mr. Logue, Sr. was also employed by International Harvester, Inc. as assistant manager of field-testing.

G. E. Logue is also a father of 10 and grandfather to 32 children. George's children have continued with his spirit as all of them have their own businesses. Mr. Logue is also a helicopter (250 hours) and multi-engine (4000+ hours) instrument qualified airplane pilot. He also holds five United State's patents.

George's greatest hobby is the collection and restoration of antique Caterpillar tractors and equipment. At the Logue farm, north of Montoursville, PA, George houses over 100 tractors, graders, and other equipment. His collection is one of the largest in the world (the largest on the East Coast) with equipment on display at the Smithsonian, Washington D.C., USA, and in the Zepplin Works in Germany.

Mr. Logue was also instrumental in the building of two submarine memorials; one in Japan and the other in Williamsport, PA. These memorials were built in remembrance of George's brother, Robert Baier Logue, who died aboard the US submarine Wahoo in Japanese Harbor during WWII. These memorials are also dedicated to all service men and women lost to the ravages of war.

A note from G. E. Logue, Sr.