Treasurer

Born on the island of Jamaica, Clinton G. Lewis migrated as a child to New York with his parents. After graduating from Hempstead High School in Long Island, New York, he obtained employment at a Mazda car dealership in Long Island, where he spent the next ten years of his life as a service writer.  

Looking for a safer life for his family, he decided to move to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He then opened up his own trucking company after a close friend of his introduced him to the trucking business industry. With his sharp ability to organize loads and speedy safe deliveries, Clinton became successful with his first business venture. After years of running his own successful trucking business, he was hired by US Xpress Trucking Company, Swift Trucking Company and Warner Enterprise Trucking Company to train their new hire drivers on safety, loading and the general operation of a truck from coast to coast, which is known in the trucking industry as Over the Road (OTR).  

Due to family medical emergency, he later resigned from the trucking business to take care of one of his sons that needed close medical attention. Mr. Lewis spent eight years in a battle with the DHS system that unlawfully took away his children. With a recent successful victory over the Philadelphia DHS system, Clinton now has full custody of his two sons. He now offers advice and free consultations to other parents who are battling with the DHS system. Clinton Lewis remains an active single father in his two sons’ life and active member in his local community and church.