Lamar Pendley was recently inducted into the Conditioned Air Association of Georgia's Hall of Fame. The Cartersville resident is the former president of Pendley Heating & Air Conditioning. He also is a director of CAAG's board, and served as the association's president for the 2023-2024 term. In 2018, Pendley received another top honor from CAAG, when he was named Contractor of the Year. "I was speechless when the Conditioned Air Association of Georgia Executive Director Tucker Green told me I had been selected to be inducted in the Hall of Fame," Pendley said. "I am honored to be in this group of pioneers and men that helped grow our industry. If you are in the HVAC industry, we are always working for you — come join this great association." The other 2026 inductees included Jasper resident Jimmy Green, former president of Green Heating & Cooling; and Tennessee resident Buddy Wallace, former executive of Apex Supply and Trane. In CAAG’s news release, the 2026 inductees were honored for “their exceptional contributions” to the state’s HVAC industry. “These three individuals exemplify the excellence, service and commitment that define the HVAC profession in Georgia,” said Green in the news release. “Their leadership, innovation and tireless dedication have not only strengthened their own companies but elevated the entire industry across our state.” For more information on the Conditioned Air Association of Georgia, visit www.caag.org. According to the organization’s website…
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