Windham RV dealership sold to Camping World Holdings
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WINDHAM National recreational vehicle dealer Camping World Holdings announced this week that it has signed an agreement to acquire Lee’s Family Trailer Sales and Service of Windham for an undisclosed sum.
Alton “Lee” Gardner opened Lee’s Family Trailer, now on Route 302, in 1984. Current owner Dan Craffey purchased the company from Gardner’s family a few years ago. Gardner died in 2007.
Craffey owns a number of supermarkets in Maine and New Hampshire as well as other businesses. He owned Moose Landing Marina in Naples before selling it to Yarmouth Boat Yard owner Steve Arnold in 2013.
NBC Bay Area is still waiting on additional records, and some emails were withheld by the district, but here’s what we know so far:
Just before 7:30 am on Jan. 21, an anesthesiologist affiliated with Good Samaritan Hospital named Richard Briones sent an email to LGUSD Superintendent Paul Johnson and Good Samaritan Chief Operating Officer Gary Purushotham. Briones, records show, appears to share a home with LGUSD Communications Coordinator Karen Briones, who is also copied on the email.
“A quick reintroduction to you both as it has been a while since our collaborative work on the Feed our Heroes project,” Briones wrote. “Gary, I shared news surrounding access to the COVID vaccine for the community’s frontline education staff with Paul yesterday evening. I forwarded the link you sent me to him this morning.”
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