With deep roots in Morton, family-owned Van Cleve Motors continues after parting ways with Ford Motor Company

Jim Van Cleve, 72, prepares to hand business off to new generation after starting work there in 1965

Posted 10/18/24

After working at the Ford Motor Company dealership in Morton since he was 12 years old, Jim Van Cleve, 72, is “semi-retiring” from running the business his family built.

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With deep roots in Morton, family-owned Van Cleve Motors continues after parting ways with Ford Motor Company

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Lewis County Transit promotes from within for new executive director

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Toys R Us coming back to three Western Washington locations

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