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Gary LaGrange Quotes
«In the next several weeks, almost all of the Port of New Orleans will be dedicated to military relief vessels.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«The outcome is not good. Yesterday, I thought the damage could have been worse; but today, I'm not so sure.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«Our guess is around 100 units and that most were empties. One container had fallen from the stack onto the train adjacent to the facility. A small number of containers on the ground were in approximately 2 feet of water and any cargoes inside would be effected.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«The transit sheds incurred damage, but could be used while we make repairs.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«From a commercial and psychological standpoint, this is five stars. This shows the people of New Orleans their city is back in business.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«It's a historical moment. Two weeks ago the prognosis was six months, so to pull it off so our customers have enough faith and confidence in us is very heartwarming.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«The day after the storm, everybody was telling us it would take six months to start up again.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«I would say that France Road and Jourdan Road are close to being a total loss.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«Truck drivers were hard to find before. That's a very vulnerable area now. Without trucks there are no ships. Without ships there are no jobs.»
Author: Gary LaGrange
«We're starting to get back to work today.»
Author: Gary LaGrange