Lloyd Ganton (center) with family members at JCMHS banquet Thursday evening. Photo by Bart Hawley, JTV. (December 6, 2024 9:36 AM ET) In a celebration of dedication and community impact, Lloyd Ganton, founder of the Ye Ole Carriage Shop, was awarded the prestigious President’s Lifetime Achievement Award during the Jackson County Michigan Historical Society’s 4th Annual Banquet. The event, held on Thursday, December 5th, at Spring Arbor University, recognized Ganton’s tireless efforts to preserve and share the unique history of Jackson, Michigan’s auto industry. The award was presented by Maurice Imhoff, President of the Historical Society, on behalf of President Joe Biden. In a letter to Ganton, President Biden praised his remarkable contributions, stating, “Throughout our country's history, the American story has been strengthened by those who combine an optimism about what can be with the resilience to turn that vision into reality.” The President’s Lifetime Achievement Award, the highest honor of the President’s Volunteer Service Awards program, is presented to individuals who have dedicated more than 4,000 hours of volunteer service, making a profound and lasting impact in their communities. Ganton’s remarkable achievements embody the true spirit of this prestigious award. As the founder of the Ye Ole Carriage…