After four decades with Hy-Vee, two Norfolk employees get their faces on company trucks

Keith Miller and Dave Ramberg are being honored after each spending more than 40 years with Hy-Vee

August 26, 2026Updated: August 26, 2026

By Naydu Daza Maya

After four decades with Hy-Vee, two Norfolk employees get their faces on company trucks

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