clutch relining

I understand that Rick Corder no longer does clutch and brake relining.  Is there anyone reputable who does this anymore?

Just an incident with South Bend Clutch: A few years back I got a clutch kit for my Dad's 89 Dodge Diesel 5 speed. Got everything and installed it. everything seemed fine until one day my wife was out in the truck and called to say it quit moving and would not hold on a hill with the engine off and in gear. After having AAA tow the truck home, when I pulled the transmission, I found that the driving splines in the clutch disc had torn from the disc. This disc was not made as most all the clutch discs are, with a set of splines made into a solid hub the damping springs to the disc, it had a hub pressed into a bunch of fingers with a plastic insert to the disc.  The disc had "Made in China" stamped into the disc. At this time the truck had less than 15,000 miles since the clutch had been installed.  When I called South Bend about this, they said they didn't sell any Chinese parts, When I confronted them with pictures of the disc with "Made in China" stamped in to it they wanted to know how old this was after digging into the records, I found that this was purchased and installed in 1999. They still wouldn't admit it was a Chinese part and no warranty could be given. I let them know they were lucky enough to be able to survive without my business or anyone I could influence. 

Kentucky clutch does all of mine and they are close also but I had Rick rebuild the hand clutch on my CA.

Thanks Paul.  That is exactly what I'm trying to avoid. There are a number of on-line sellers today but most of their parts are Chinese junk.  My old appliances,  tools,  lawn/garden equipment and tractors outlast the new crap with computer chips and plastic components.  My wife's Subaru has a $1,500 electronic "thermo control valve" (thermostat), that failed @ 20,000.  I think my WD still has the original.