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CONGRATULATIONS TO HUBER AWARD WINNER

                Tyler Cerbo, Cerbo’s Parsippany Greenhouses












                                                     Tyler  Cerbo  grew up in Sussex County, NJ about a half mile from his
                                                     family’s farm.  He attended Muhlenberg College, where he was a captain
                                                     of their nationally ranked football team, graduating in 2015 with a degree in
                                                     Business Marketing.  Tyler then moved to Morristown to focus on operating
                                                     the  family’s  Garden  Center  in  Parsippany,  the  fourth  generation  of  the
                                                     family to do so.

                                                     The  family  business  was  founded  in  1913  by  Antonio  Cerbo  I  at  the
                                                     Parsippany location which was at that time a 26 acre farm and is now the
                                                     oldest  business  in  Parsippany,  celebrating  their  109th  year.  Today,  the
                                                     business comprises three locations in North Jersey: the Retail/Wholesale
                               garden center in Parsippany (Original location), a Wholesale/retail yard in Hampton Township and
                               their Tree Farm (north Jersey’s largest) in Branchville.

                               Three years ago, Tyler got involved with Trees for Troops, a national 501(c)3 that orchestrates the
                               donation of Christmas trees to military families across the nation and abroad.  They partner with
                               local tree growers and retailers across the country to get trees donated and distributed.  In their first
                               year of involvement, Cerbo's  donated 115 trees, the second year 300 trees and in 2020 over  500
                               trees were donated with addition financial contributions equaling over 700 trees.  The Cerbo family
                               and the community who supports their efforts is now one of the largest single location contributors in
                               the country for the program.

                               In addition to being an active Chamber member, Tyler sits on board of advisors to the Muhlenberg
                               College 100 Club, an organization that focuses on generating revenue and managing donations for
                               the  football  program.    He volunteers at  Back  on  Track  Agency  , a  program focused  on  1  on 1
                               mentoring  with  children  and  young  adults  from  under-served  backgrounds  funneling  toward  the
                               outlet of athletics.

                               Learn more about Cerbo’s Parsippany Greenhouses.





















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