General Info

projects that are satisfactory to our customers needs and budgets and delivered on time. History of Garland Printing 1953 - Garland Printing was started by E.F. "Breezy" and Charlotte Bruesehoff in the basement of their home with only one hand fed printing press and a Linotype machine for producing the metal type in use at that time. For the first ten years, Garland Printing served its customers from the basement shop. 1963 - This was the year that the business outgrew its basement location and the print shop moved lock, stock and presses to 817 West Garland. 1967 - Increasing business opportunities led to the purchase of a Goss Community Web press. Having two printing units and a paper folder, Garland Printing was in the web press printing business, printing ad sheets for numerous supermarkets and other businesses. 1978 - This was the year that Garland Printing was purchased by Breezy's daughter and son-in-law, Kay and Bob Sleizer. Now the second generation to own and operate Garland Printing, Kay and Bob had been working with Breezy for a number of years by this time and the transition was a natural one for the family and GPC's customers. 1983 - Continuing to grow, the print shop moved a few doors west to its present location at 833 W. Garland Ave. Formerly occupied by the F-stop darkroom and camera shop, followed by an arts and crafts mini-mall, the building proved nearly ideal for the machines and services of Garland Printing 2000 - Starting a new century, Garland Printing also begins management by the third generation of family members: Kay and Bob's sons, Mark and Jeff. Keeping up with advances in the industry, Garland Printing has added the latest in digital prepress technology.