This Month, RUSH Founder Eduardo Rabel Celebrates 55 Years in America
Pictured Above: Eduardo Rabel with friends and other refugees, early 1960s.
On July 17, 1962, RUSH Founder Eduardo Rabel arrived in the US from Cuba, as a part of Operation Pedro Pan. Operation Pedro Pan was the Cuban Children Exodus of 14,048 children from Cuba to the United States in order to avoid their living in a Socialist/Communist Nation.

Rabel first stayed in a refugee camp, known as Camp Matecumbe, for 7 months in Miami, Florida, before moving to a Campbell Lodge Boy's Home for 6 years near Covington, Kentucky. With the help and encouragement of many people at the camp, the boy's home, and the community, Ed was able to learn English, put himself through college at the Thomas More College in Crestview Hills, KY, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree and then attended the University of Detroit earning a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering. He later founded RUSH Construction, Inc. in 1984.
Brevard Business News Recognizes RUSH's Investments in Safety Training and National Benchmarking
Brevard Business News Vol. 35 No. 29
Al Forbes,  Executive Vice President at RUSH, says that "our company does not see safety as an expense. It's an investment we make in the well-being of our staff and our subcontractors, and anyone who is on our job sites. We also invest in technology to increase our efficiencies, productivity and communication, which turns into better customer service."
Featured Project: Parrish Healthcare at Port Canaveral - Opening This Week!
RUSH Construction is putting the final touches on a design-build 10,000 sf new building for Parrish Medical Center and the Canaveral Port Authority. This facility will provide healthcare at Port Canaveral and the local area. The building has 8 exam rooms, a small lab, procedure room, isolation room, rehab suite, and X-Ray & CT Equipment, with room to expand.

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