William A. Stone is President of Louisville Plate Glass Company, a founder of United Glass Corp. and the original controlling partner in what is now known as Tempered Glass Inc. (TGI). While remaining a significant shareholder in United Glass Corp., Bill re-acquired 100% ownership in Louisville Plate Glass Company in June of 2009.

Bill has been involved with many industry organizations including Glass Association of North America, Associated Builders and Contractors, The Dodge Advisory Panel, McGraw Hill Advisory Panel, Ohio Glass Association, and the Louisville Area Glazing Contractors Association. He was a member of the Economic Advisory Committee of the Federal Reserve Board's St. Louis branch.

Bill has a wide range of community and national civic affiiliations. He is a past member of the board of trustees of the University of Louisville and is currently a senior member of the universities' Board of Overseers. He also serves on the board of the Cardio Vascular Institute, which is a joint venture between the University of Louisville and Jewish Hospital. Bill is a commissioner, appointed by the Mayor, on Citizens Police Accountability Commission. While a past member of the board of directors of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Bill still serves as a member of both the Chamber's labor and public policy committees. He is a past chairman of the U.S. Chamber Labor Policy Committee and a former member of the board of their Institute for Legal Reform. Bill has appeared on many national venues on behalf of the business community, including The Today Show, CNN, This Week with David Brinkley, Nightline, CBS Evening News, and Good Morning America.

Previously, Bill was a member of the executive committees of the University of Louisville Board of Overseers and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Bill was President of the University of Louisville Associates, the U of L athletic support organization. He is past director of the Louisville Chamber of Commerce, The Better Business Bureau and the Transportation Authority of River City (TARC). Although a past Louisville-Jefferson County Republican Party Chairman, Democratic Governors Julian Carroll and Martha Layne Collins appointed Bill to the Kentucky State Fair Board and the Workers Compensation Funding Commission respectively. In 1963, he was a founder and the first president of the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame. Bill was a Chairman of the Kentucky Delegations to the White House Conference on Small Business in 1980 and 1986, and a delegate to the 1996 and 2000 Republican National Conventions. He was a member of the stadium committee that created Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.

Bill received a BA from the University of Michigan in 1957, where he was a member of the Economics Honor Seminar.

Bill and his wife, Mary, have a blended family of 6 children and 10 grandchildren.

 

Brian joined LPG in 2007. A graduate of Central Bucks West High School in Doylestown, PA, Brian has the ability to coordinate special programs that improve both productivity and service. Brian, who attended Bucks College, has had a long and successful history in our industry. He was with TFC Mirror for 26 years after which in 1999 he became a special assignment guy for United Glass Corp.

Dubby Carrico joined LPG in September 1955. Given the hundreds of people who have served LPG since 1911 Dubby was the individual with the most years as a member of the LPG team. He has been a truck driver, glass cutter, warehouse manager, and territory sales representative. His experience and expertise cannot be duplicated. A proud graduate and active alumnus of Flaget High School, Dubby was the father of six, the grandfather of sixteen, and the proud great grandfather of seven.

Cordelia joined the company in January 2001. She is a native of Arizona where she attended Winslow High School. Cordelia is a graduate of the University of Louisville. Cordelia is one of LPG’s most versatile team members assisting in sales, accounting, and order entry. She has one daughter, Teona.

Scott joined the company in June of 2001.He is responsible for scheduling shipments both to customers and from suppliers. He also maintains our raw glass inventory. Scott is a graduate of Seneca High School. He and his wife Tara have a new baby daughter. Never far from the glass business Scott likes to build aquariums.

Beth is part of LPG tradition and history. She joined the company as an office assistant in 1977. Beth and her husband CJ have a blended family of four children and seven grandchildren. Beth is a graduate of Assumption High School and Western Kentucky University. A fine athlete in her school days, Beth is the only woman in Louisville High School history to be elected to two Hall of Fames, those being Assumption and Sacred Heart Academy. Beth is still a Kentucky Athletic Association Volley Ball Referee.