September 18, 2017

Earlier this year, Buzzi Unicem installed a 12-foot air tank on top of its 10-story, 110-feet-tall cement distribution terminal in Milwaukee.
'It was kind of an eyesore,' says Matthew Stork, company manager. 'But people also kept saying it kind of looked like a Minion.'
Stork decided to hire local artist Michael Cerda (facebook page) to transform the tank into one of the small, yellow creatures from the popular Universal movies 'Despicable Me' and 'Minions.'
Around the same time, another Buzzi Unicem employee, Mark Megna, tragically lost his 9-year-old son, Sam, who was a big fan of the films. Stork is having a plaque made in honor of the child and will install it on the tank.
Cerda completed the Minion in mid-August and it immediately created local buzz because of its visibility from I-43 South. 'It started out as something funny and it is now also very meaningful,' says Stork.
(source: onmilwaukee.com)

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