Even his name was unusual: Truly Nolen. The family traced it back to French ancestors, and Mr. Nolen milked the novelty for all it was worth. He named one of his sons Really and a daughter Sincere ...

The company had gone global years ago. From its base in Orlando, Truly Nolen International expanded to about 60 countries, including Mexico, Saudi Arabia, China, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

NAPLES, Fla. — Truly Nolen, founder of the international pest control company known for its fleet of yellow “mouse cars,” has died at his home in Florida. He was 89. The company said in a ...

Truly Nolen is a family-owned company founded in 1938 that provides comprehensive pest control services for residential and commercial customers in the Southwest and Eastern U.S. It also offers ...

NAPLES, Fla. — Truly Nolen, founder of the international pest control company known for its fleet of yellow “mouse cars,” has died at his home in Florida. He was 89. The company said in a ...

80 company locations in the United States 40 franchises in the U.S. 260 subcontractors in the U.S. serving their commercial clients 240 international locations in 66 countries The Truly Nolen ...

Nolen is best known for his companies – Truly Nolen of America based and Truly Nolen International based in Orlando — and their fleet of yellow mouse cars and antique vehicles. Today ...

Truly Nolen International has expanded its global footprint with the company's recent entry into Trinidad, Tobago and Albania, as well as South America. © 2025 ...

Truly Nolen's trademark mouse cars are heading into more international markets. New and future operations to the Truly Nolen family include Bangkok, Thailand; Karachi, Pakistan; Johannesburg ...

The company headquarters and training facility, which faces Interstate 4 near downtown, is a good hub for international business, he added. He said the global footprint of Truly Nolen is the ...

Truly Nolen loved practical jokes ... Nolen lived in Naples for the past quarter-century and a decade ago was named the International College (now Hodges University) Humanitarian of the Year.

NAPLES — Truly Nolen, founder of the international pest control company known for its fleet of yellow "mouse cars," has died at his home in Naples. He was 89. The company said in a news release ...