November 2013
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restaurants and hotels. Multiple locations al-
low for dedicated, but separated processing
solutions, which all respectively function un-
der a singular mandate to exceed in customer
service and operational safety and efficiency.
Hernandez says well-honed values of integ-
rity, accountability, customer responsiveness
and continuous improvement have enabled
ATM to forge client relationships that ex-
tend well over thirty years.
EVOLUTION OF
EXCELLENCE
ATM was established in the yesteryear of
1932 by a man known as Sam Snookal. He
had acquired a laundry and diligently went
about fulfilling orders for various custom-
ers. He was a man who believed in efficiency,
honesty and living-up to customer expecta-
tions in terms of product quality, profes-
sionalism and being prompt when it came
to deliveries which he fulfilled himself. That
same year, Snookal became a new father. Bal-
ancing the duties of parenthood with that of
operating a business, his daughters would
grow right along with the company. ATMC
evolved to become the leader in medical uni-
form and linen services in Southern Cali-
fornia. Snookal’s daughter Sondra, matured
