ORLANDO, FL – Correct Craft announces the retirement of Ken Meloon, who has dedicated 64 years to shaping Correct Craft’s legacy.

Ken Meloon joined Correct Craft in 1960, as a boat washer and eventually becoming the company’s Board Chair, continuing the family legacy established by his father and grandfather. Over his long career, Ken played a key role in Correct Craft’s growth, contributing to the development of innovative products and strengthening Correct Craft’s reputation for quality and service. Beyond his professional achievements, Ken championed initiatives that supported local communities and environmental stewardship, reflecting the company’s mission of “Making Life Better.”

Bill Yeargin, CEO of Correct Craft stated, "Ken Meloon’s impact on Correct Craft is hard to overstate. His dedication, vision, and integrity have helped guide our company for decades. We are deeply grateful for all he has done and the example he has set for future generations."

Yeargin added “Personally, Ken has consistently supported me for nearly twenty years. Ken has always been ready to help however he can, and I deeply appreciate him.”

As Correct Craft approaches its 100th anniversary, Ken’s contributions stand as a cornerstone of the company’s enduring success. His leadership has inspired countless employees and shaped a culture focused on innovation, integrity, collaboration, and service. The company’s continued growth is a testament to the strong foundation he helped build.

For more information about Ken Meloon’s career or Correct Craft, visit www.correctcraft.com.