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Nov 14, 2005 · In 1935, David Vredenburg's 21-year-old son Dwight joined the business on a full-time basis as manager of the 1,600-square-foot Supply Store in Unionville, Mo.
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Dwight Vredenburg, son of founder David Vredenburg, became Hy-Vee's first president at 23 years old and served in that role for 45 years. President: 1938–1983 CEO: 1978–1989
On January 1, 1938 the partners and 14 others incorporated 15 Iowa and Missouri stores as Hyde & Vredenburg, Inc. Dwight Vredenburg (1914-2002), the 23-year-old son of David Vredenburg, was elected the company’s first president.
It was on this dairy farm that David and Kate’s second son, Dwight Charles Vredenburg, was born January 17, 1914. Dwight followed in his father’s grocery store footsteps and eventually served as president, chief executive officer and chairman of the board of the company his father cofounded.
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Dec 13, 2023 · Familiar to Iowans today as Hy-Vee, the partnership blossomed from Beaconsfield to become one of Iowa’s most iconic brands. Back in 1917, David Vredenburg got into the grocery business operating a store for the Lamoni-based General Supply Company.
Nov 2, 2017 · In a place of honor just off the lobby are photographs of the original "Hy" and "Vee" --- Charles Hyde (left) and David Vredenburg (Dwight Vredenburg's father).
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