REMEMBERING THE SACRIFICE AND HARD WORK BEHIND AMERICA'S WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

In this powerful episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos takes viewers on a meaningful ride with his father-in-law, Eldon Kieborz, to reflect on the incredible effort it took to build America’s water infrastructure. As they drive through the land, Trent and Eldon share stories and memories that shine a light on the grit, determination, and sacrifice of the men and women who made it all possible. From digging ditches by hand to laying pipe across rugged terrain, Eldon brings firsthand knowledge of what it meant to build something that still serves the country today. This isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a reminder of the pride and purpose that once fueled American progress. While today’s society often takes clean water and modern systems for granted, this episode reminds us that these blessings came at a high cost, paid by hard-working people who believed in building something greater than themselves. Through their stories, Trent and Eldon highlight the values of work ethic, community, and respect for the land that made our infrastructure possible. It’s a heartfelt journey filled with humor, wisdom, and a deep appreciation for the generations who came before. As Trent says, it’s important to remember not just what was built, but how and why it was built. Trent on the Loos continues to give voice to real Americans and the legacy they’ve left behind, offering lessons we need more than ever today.