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ISSUE 2 N E W S L E T T E R APR - JUN 2008
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Hello Lockwood!
Spring is here and 2008 is zooming by.
In this issue you will see stories on
departmental changes and news (and
there is plenty to talk about), and our
people (200 strong and counting).
You’ll see a note from our President,
Mike Lockwood and his thoughts. Plus
an update on Valve School with Tom
Lockwood, Vice President. You’ll
(hopefully) notice the contest is still
running for naming this publication-that
means we haven’t found one yet, so
keep the ideas coming in! We thought
it would be nice to share information on
where and how our company is helping
others. We will begin to spotlight
branches in the order they were
opened and first up is Edmonton. Of
course, a welcome to our new hires, a
shout-out to birthdays and births, as
well as the beginning of our Tenure
Section. If you don’t see a story on
your department yet or branch, you
will. We’ll continue to do stories about
our people but need involvement with
our branches - please send us
information. This is a quarterly publication
and we want your news! Send pictures, call
and check in, forward emails... Sometimes
no news is good news but this involves
Lockwood worldwide! Steve Shubnell
joins me this month on putting this
publication out. We hope you will enjoy it
and give us feedback and ideas. This is
about and for ALL of Lockwood- we want to
involve everyone and have everyone
involved.
EDMONTON
BRANCH SPOTLIGHT-
Edmonton - Capital of the Canadian province of Alberta. Lockwood first opened shop in 1999 with the help
of Giovanni Capasso (now operating our Milan, Italy office). In Jan. 2002 we relocated to the Sherwood
Park office. We handled such projects as NovaE3, Shell Athabasca, Syncrude UE1, and Opti/Nexen. Cam
Wowk manages Edmonton where twenty five people currently work (and continue to grow).
A proud moment recently when The RC MP (The Royal Canadian Mounted Police) Dog Unit asked about
using our facility for training purposes. They will begin using the facility in 3/2008. A sign will be posted
onsite saying Lockwood is an official training facility. They will use our warehouse, tent and fenced area for
their dog training a couple of times a month. (Send us pictures Edmonton!).
The facility has 75,000 sq. ft. of office and warehouse space to house our HUGE IN-STOCK INVENTORY,
plus an additional 24,000 sq. ft. provided by the “tent”.
Employees: Cam Wowk, Mike Pawlenchuk,
Robbie Marler, Kathleen Corcoran, Ryker Stoehr,
Gary Deeth, Linda Honch, Kim Murton, Sandy
Schuett, Jade Lavallee, Ryan Hehr, Lori Ann
Klingbeil, Karen Marsh, Mike Dijker, Heather
Chelmick, Trevor Hale, Don Sexauer, Shaun
Brown, Darren Siminiuk, Jonathan Billings, Ross
Lumayko, Nick Chown, & Howard Mallory.
Thank you to Roberta “Robbie” Marler for
gathering information and pictures!

LOCKWOOD
Letter from the President
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Mike Lockwood....
“Moderation? It’s mediocrity, fear and confusion in disguise.”
~Dan Millman, The Way of the Peaceful Warrior
“A warrior never gives up what he loves, he finds the love in what he does.”
~The Peaceful Warrior
“Once we know and accept what our limits are, we can go beyond them.”
~Albert Einstein
“To show your true ability is always, in a sense, to surpass the limits of your ability, to go
a little beyond them: to dare, to seek, to invent; it is at such a moment that new talents
are revealed, discovered and realized.”
~Simone de Beauvoir
There you have it - that is our simple quest. To evaluate and understand each of our individual
strengths and weaknesses. To then provide the challenge and opportunity for each of us to seek personal
growth and satisfaction in our own right. And then, finally, to combine the skill sets of our individuals
into a single united front.
This is the path to improve performance necessary to meet the expectation of our clients, our vendors,
and ourselves.
...Mike Lockwood
Business Brief:
We continue to experience exponential growth in all facets of our business. As a
result, all branches are expanding and we are set to open several new branches
globally.
New Developments:
We are pleased to announce the hiring of Pat Murphy to be the General Manager of
our newly created Upstream Division. Pat brings 30+ years of experience and
expertise in the oil & gas business to our company. We are all excited about this new
business opportunity.
New Branch Openings:
Milan, Italy - Giovanni Capasso as General Manager to cover Southern Europe.
South Africa News:
Lockwood South Africa (pty) Ltd. was invited as one of “South Africa’s Top Emerging
Companies”. Expansion in Johannesburg is continuing along with our office in Durban.
Quality & Safety
Steve Shubnell has successfully delivered Quality Training to all of Houston. Benny
Howard, Quality Manager, is now providing branch training and is meeting the challenges
that come with the new Quality Process. Benny states “the customer is our final
inspector, so our quality must be the best”. Lisa Bollich, Quality Admin. Asst., has
stepped up to the plate in her additional duties. Safety & Quality are here to stay and
will remain the highest priority to Lockwood International.
Benny Howard
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Need-to-Know News
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MRO...
. Lockwood hosted the ExxonMobil QIT (Quality Improvement Team) meeting on 2/8/08. The
monthly meeting is for our client, ExxonMobil and all their local vendors to discuss different operational aspects of their
contract, such as delivery, receivables, etc. The companies in attendance were: BeAed, Exel, Lamons Gasket, McJunkin
Redman, Motion Industries, Triplex, Inc., Wholesale Electric, and Wilson Supply. Jerry Reeves, or “Fuzzy” as he is known, of
ExxonMobil attended for the last time, as he retired. Cylynne Calicutt, Assistant MRO Manager, and Judy Collier, Facilities
Manager, organized the entire event and did a fabulous job according to Cindy Williams, MRO Manager. The event was a
huge success and Mike Lockwood was even able to attend. Each company is allowed two attendees and the host company
provides breakfast, lunch, facilities to meet (all that goes with that meeting), and giveaways. Cylynne’s group had the room
ready with Lockwood coffee cups, the smartboard up and running, and praline giveaways (which were
a hit!). The event went off without a hiccup considering we were originally scheduled to host the meeting
until April. Our group was ready, and did a
fantastic job.
Cindy Williams
Cylynne Callicutt
Shaun Carter
MRO SALES
Ryan Randazzo is
training with Shaun
Carter in MRO Sales. Ryan
transferred from Procurement
and is learning the daily MRO
Sales requirements. Shaun says
the pace is faster and less technical
so it differs from the Project
Sales here at Lockwood. Lots of
growth on the horizon for
this department too and
we’ll keep you
posted.
Ryan Randazzo
Nick Chown, Ross Lu myako, Howard Mallory, Mike Dijker,
Trevor Hale, Darren Siminiuk, Don Sexauer, Mike Dashwood,
Jonathan Billings
Mike Pawlenchuk, Cam Wowk, Ryan Hehr, Ryker Stoehr,
Gary Deeth, Top of stairs down-Jade Lavallee, Lori-Ann
Klingbeil (closest to rail), Kim Murton (behind), Kathleen
Corcoran (cloest to rail), Karen Marsh (behind), Heather
Chelmick, Dawn Birrell, Linda Honch, Sandy Schuett, Robbie
Marler.
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Need-to-Know News
Human Resources & Payroll/Benefits
Darlene Garza has taken over Lockwood’s Human Resources Department. Deya Martinez has transferred from Procurement
and joined her team as Assistant and they will be responsible for all new hiring duties such as locating new quality individuals
to join Lockwood's team, but also security - employee ID badges and drug testing and eventually training. This expansion allows
Margaret Graff, our Payroll & Benefits Coordinator to focus on her main duties which is payroll and looking out for us
regarding our benefits. She is responsible for all of us getting paid (overnight express to branches if anyone else was wondering).
Margaret can take care of you if you need to change your tax exemptions-just call and ask for a new W-4. The next benefits
enrollment period will be November or December and it will be here before you know it.
Left to right - Margaret Graff - Payroll & Benefits Deya Martinez
and Darlene Garza
the years 1979 - 1998 and see what names pop up. Next edition we’ll pick up at 1999. So, who
has been here the longest? To answer that we look at payroll records beginning with 1979...
Mike Owens (Warehouse Mgr.) and Rudy Zenon (Project Lead) appear to have been on payroll
since 1979. Then comes Mr. George, (Tagging Technician) 1981; Joanne Thornton was first here
in 1992 and rehired in 2002. June Yonkman, (Inside Sales Mgr.) began in 1994 (technical training
provided by none other than Tom Lockwood), Joe Delaney, (Forged Analyst) 1997; then Mr. Lee,
Crate Construction, 1997. Mr. Lee has worked with the Lockwoods since 1981 or 82 but wasn’t
on payroll until 1997. Bill Licarione, MRO Sales, and Cynthia Pantoja, Executive Assistant, both
hired on in 1997; and Wilma Hand (Shorts - Texas City), and Daniel Martinez, Warehouse, began
in 1998. Bill Licarione states “with almost 11 years at Lockwood I’ve seen it grow from a small
office and warehouse inside the loop with 13 total employees, to a world renown corporation.
In the 28 years I’ve been in this industry this is the most solid company I’ve worked for.” The
sentiment is unanimous-anyone who has worked at
Lockwood for any length of time tells us “incredible”
on Lockwood’s growth and evolution.
fyi
Just a reminder to check out the N drive for all kinds of helpful how-to’s
on AS400 and other computer related training. Renee Roberts is still and
will always be our resident AS/400 Queen.
Also, we have a demonstration “movie” (very short tutorial that shows you
how to perform a task) on the J drive (J:\Demonstrations). It demonstrates
how to insert our brand new logos into your documents.
Regarding the demo’s - audio is required and if you can’t hear anything,
have your supervisor send a request to helpdesk@lockwoodint.com and
we’ll get you hooked up (no pun intended) with speakers.
Tenure
Looking back on Lockwood’s history we delve into tenure. Lockwood
opened its doors in 1977 by
Frank Lockwood. We look at
Top: George Allen, Joann Thornton, Rudy Zenon,
Bill Licarione, sitting-Mike Owens.
Did you know?...
Cynthia Pantoja
... S.p.A. - have you seen it? What does it mean?
You will see it behind OMB’s name, and others..... It is
the Italian equivalent to “Incorporated” and stands
for:
Societa’ per Azione
(Society for Share)
(again, thank you Luca!)
Daniel Martinez
Wilma Flintstone & Wilma Hand
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Mr. Lee

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Ch-ch-changes
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Another exciting change at Lockwood
is our new Marketing Department.
Laura Fitzgerald heads up the team
with Steve Shubnell. Our focus is commercial
and technical marketing.
Crazy busy (as we all are), but we’re
developing some basic marketing materials
such as product line sheets, reference
list, and leave-behinds for our
sales force. Koleta Parsley is working
closely with the team coordinating
print jobs and teaching us plenty. We
will soon begin revamping our website
(you will love the plans we have).
The Valve Identification book is receiving
its third remake and you will all
enjoy the CAD drawings that Luca
Radrizzani has helped Lockwood acquire
( ).
We’re getting to know the branches
and appreciate the feedback and insight
we’ve received. The more we
know, the better we can help Lockwood.
Koleta Parsley, Laura Fitzgerald, Steve Shubnell
F A C I L I T I E S
We visited with Judy Collier, Lockwood’s Facilities Manager to catch up on her
happenings. Judy has been very busy since joining Lockwood in 2007 beginning
with the big move into the new building. Now, she is concentrating on renovating
Buildings A & C. Although A is finished, as Betty reported, Building C is
still a couple of months away from having coffee service ordered! She will be
lending her expertise traveling to other branches to implement projects and
improvements.
Locally, Judy has been responsible for the new security system which involved
more than the obvious - picture ID badges for every employee, setting up entry
credentials, passwords, etc. The great benefit of the new system is security
for our people and property. Eventually, the
system will allow for time tracking (YES - no
more time sheets) but right now its our key to
get in and our proof that we belong here (badges
must be worn and visible at all times). The
administration of the system will be handed over
to HR once all the kinks are worked out.
Furthermore, Judy has started Lockwood’s recycling
program. All empty toner cartridges and
aluminum cans are being collected and she is
working with Furr’s High School who will use the
proceeds to subsidize field trips, buy backpacks
and school supplies, as well as instructional
Judy Collier material not covered by the budget.
John Yonkman is now in charge of Material Management and we spent a few minutes learning about his team and
plans. His team consists of Aladdin Hussein, Vince Veloz, and Tony Galan.
Highest priority is implementation of cycle counting which will, in theory, eliminate
year-end inventory (do I hear a “YES!”). As with all change, it will take time
but he has big plans and high hopes that this will bring our inventory into focus as
accurate. The new system will also allow for discovery of current material handling
problems to reduce risk of error. The plan is to implement in Houston and work
through any problems before rolling it out to all of the branches. John is looking at
all possibilities and although he may not have THE answer, he feels trying different
variances will allow for THE solution to become apparent. He is calculating
John Yonkman
the redesign of the warehouse which, once in place, should further reduce the risk of errors.
It will allow less product expertise to be expected by warehouse personnel and a
more intuitive process on how to pull and track product.
(Back row, left to right) Renee Roberts,
Sheriff Kareem, (front row left) Alan Walls,
Adam Adams, Jose Garza
Iit (Information Technology)
Our group spent a week in Palm Desert, California attending the
TUG (The User Group) annual User-to-User Networking and education
conference for Users of Infor Distribution Software. As
you know, Lockwood uses APLUS, which is a family of Infor’s
product offering. Our people came back excited and educated.
Those who attended include Alan Walls (IT Manager), Renee Roberts
(AS/400 Training Specialist), Donna Wells (Operations Manager),
and Adam Adams (Report Specialist). Renee relays that she
participated in labs, sat in on multiple training sessions and networked
with many users who she will collaborate with to further
help Lockwood optimize our performance. According to Alan,
“this conference gave us an opportunity to participate in the improvement
process of the software, learn new solutions to approach
various APLUS issues; and most importantly, meet and
discuss with other APLUS users about their company’s issues and
solutions, as they’ve tried to improve their business. We all came
back educated and inspired.”
Branch Photos
Carson, CA (LA)
Left to right:
Gary Smith, Cliff Houk, Rey Lopez
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Need-to-know News
Business According to June
As predicted, 2008
has started out with a
bang!
We are very excited
to announce the signing
of three MEGA multimillion
dollar project
agreements:
•NCP Project in
June Yonkman
Al-Jubail, Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia
•SPT Project (Singapore Parallel
Project) on Jurong Island, Singapore
•Saudi Kayan Olefins Project in Al
Jubail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
This 08 is only the beginning. 20
will nd exciting be a very busy a
year with many challenges as we
continue to grow our company.
Best Regards,
June Yonkman
Donna Wells, Operations Manager,
spent some time with us regarding the
TUG Conference also (see story). She
is excited about the ideas that were
spurned by attending. The three big areas
of most potential she saw for Lockwood
were: 1) upgrade of our APLUS
AS/400, 2) Value Service Add-In, and 3)
Max Recall. She feels we can tweak our
processes and the tools we use (software)
to be able to better capture our usage,
which will improve overall proficiency.
Procurement, Sales, and Project Coordinators
would all be affected by changes,
but she says “if a company isn’t changing,
it isn’t growing
and Lockwood
is definitely growing.”
It’s going to
take group thinking
with representation
from all
departments but
Donna Wells
she feels the
changes we make
will benefit us all multifold in the long
run.
CFO
We checked in with Betty Allen, Chief Financial Officer, and she gave us a
synopsis of her group’s activities.
The week of 3/10/08 marked the completion of the renovations of Building A
according to Betty Allen. “The furniture is in and coffee service ordered”.
(Nothing says “ready for business” like ordering coffee service).
The new space accommodates a shipping office, a dedicated room for the tag
machines, a much needed inspector’s office, and of course renovation of the
restrooms and kitchen, as well as locker room expansion.
The completion of Building A means Building B
renovations are in progress. (We’ll keep you posted).
As for the new facility of Building C, Ms. Betty says
there are still finishing touches, such as artwork, etc. but
the major issues have been resolved (such as ventilation
for the server room).
Ms. Allen is also trying to better our crew. She is
responsible for providing a training program for key staff
Betty Allen
members entitled “Bullets for Managers” which was
presented 3/20/08.
P U R C H A S I N G
VALVE SCHOOL 201
Tom Lockwood will present Valve School 201 this Spring. The
training will be a follow-up to Valve
School 101, which will be a offered on a
continuing basis eventually. The topics set
for presentation will include actuation,
pressure classes & low-temperature ratings,
valve applications, cryogenics and bellow seals,
and large OD valves (SER A & SER B)
Those who attended Valve 101 shall be invited
to Valve 201. Please contact Steve Shubnell
if you wish to attend either class.
Tom Lockwood
(Left to right) Stephanie Nesbitt, David Castillo, Linda
Sharp (back), Sandra Montague (front), Amanda Marksberry
(back), Janet Anderson (front), Cassie Pedigo,
Great things on the horizon this year; it’s
starting off with a bang. First of all, the
Procurement Department has evolved for
two ladies to take the helm. Amanda
Marksberry (Purchasing Manager) and
Cassie Pedigo (Sourcing Manager) are extremely
excited and hopeful of being a
great “source” for our Sales Department, so
that Lockwood can increase our presence in
the industry and take us to that next level.
They have a great team which includes
Brian Nelson, who is our Ball Valve Sourcing
Specialist and has just completed our
new pricing list for TY. Thanks Brian....we
really appreciate the updated information.
While Ryan Randazzo has transferred to
MRO, the group has gained a few new faces
such as David Castillo, Janet Anderson and
Sharon Montague. David is sourcing our
bronze and iron, while Janet is working with
Pam Moore, Brian Nelson
Stephanie Nesbitt as our Cast Steel Purchasing Assistant. Sharon performs Receiving. Wow. This
group is growing by leaps and bounds and there are still a couple more positions that need to be
filled, currently “TBD” (to be determined) status. Lockwood is doing more than keeping up with the
Jones’...we’re setting the standard!
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Answer is C -- AARH pertains to the finish on a raised
face flange.
LOCKWOOD
Changes - continued
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Tom Lockwood
Giving Back
Lockwood Charitable Foundation
Lockwood is proud to announce the Lockwood Charitable Foundation. Newly formed to give back to our local communities and help
ensure the future of our children. We have allocated a percentage of our sales revenue to help support charity organizations and to set
up a scholarship fund for children of our employees. We are extremely proud of this endeavor and look forward to its continued growth.
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Lockwood’s quiet generosity throughout the year has resulted in contributing to many
causes. Some of the past year’s recipients include the following:
Muscular Dystrophy
MS Society (including MS 150)
United Way
Numerous Booster Clubs, FFA programs and PTO’s
Junior Hockey, Soccer, elementary schools
Ft. Bend Family Promise (benefits homeless and hungry)
M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Alberta Lung Associations
Canadian Cancer Society
Calf Scramble and Livestock Show & Rodeo*
Fallen Firefighters
Houston Hospice
Pink Ribbon
My Stars Kids Track
Extreme Dreams
Tim Lockwood Memorial Foundation
*per Carol Lockwood, our recipient was a Junior named Kolton from near Victoria, TX.
If you would like to become more involved please let us know.
B L O O D D R I V E
Eddie Terry, one of Lockwood’s PMI Technicians,
would like to become involved by gathering information
about our kids. If you want/need to do a little
bragging on your kids or grandkids, send him an
email. He will collect the information and give to us
to include in the next edition of the newsletter. So
let’s share that information and show our kids we are
proud of them... honor roll, selling cookies, going to
State in baseball, no cavities, whatever. He may be
reached by email at:
ETerry@LockwoodInt.com
C o n t e s t
“NAME THIS PUBLICATION“
Contest extended - bring us your ideas
Prize: $25.00 Cash
Click here to vote or
call (Ext. 1133 or 1190).
E R R O R S & O M I S S I O N S
Margaret Graff January 8 - Birthday
Lockwood will host a blood drive on Tuesday, April 29, 2008. Committee members include:
Amy Bucek, Mary Cisneros, Lindsey Douglas, Denise Hampon, Peggy Hollingsworth,
Britney Manuel, Stephanie Nesbitt, Koleta Parsley, and Kerri Ramos. Way to go
Lockwood! It’s great to donate time and resources to such a worthwhile cause. Please see
one of the committee members to sign up if you haven’t already done so.
T R I V I A
AARH stands for what?
A. Arithematic Analytical Roughness Height
B. Arithematic Analysis Rough Height
C. Arithematic Average Roughness Height
D. American Arithematic Roughness Height
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Our People
2008 NEW HIRES
Jarrod Owens 1/2 Houston Warehouse
Sandra Eddlemon-Waggoner 1/7 Houston Project Coordinator
Cynthia Harmon 1/7 Houston MRO Sales Asst.
Kevin McDougald 1/7 Houston Outside Sales
Deya Martinez 1/8 Houston HR Assistant
Gilbert Rocha 1/9 Houston Warehouse
Fabian Quintanilla 1/9 Houston Warehouse
William Sewell 1/14 Houston Warehouse
Jeremy Tijerina 1/14 Houston Warehouse
Patricia Sash 1/21 Houston Receptionist
Darin Pittman 2/4 Houston Inside Sales
Dawn Birrell Edmonton Receptionist
David Castillo 2/11 Houston Sourcing
Nicholas Chown 2/11 Edmonton Warehouse
Darren Frederick 2/11 Houston Logistics/Traffic
Ross Lumayko 2/11 Edmonton Warehouse
Vince Pittman ? 2/11 Houston Outside Sales
Howard Mallory 2/11 Edmonton Warehouse
Ian Smith 2/18 Houston Warehouse
Robert Daugherty 2/25 Houston QC/QA
Daniel Galvan 2/25 Houston Warehouse
Darlene Garza 2/25 Houston HR Mgr.
Stacey Hemphill 3/1 Houston Project Coordinator
Blaine Ferryman 3/3 Baton Rouge Sales
Gwen Jepsen 3/3 Chicago Project Coordinator
Janet Anderson 3/10 Houston Cast Purchasing Asst.
Rafeal Danas 3/10 Houston Warehouse
Pat Murphy 3/10 Houston Exec.
Ann Vickery 3/17 Chicago Sales
Sheriff Kareem 3/25 Houston IT
Pam Moore 3/27 Houston Sourcing Specialist
Edward Maier 3/31 Charlotte Outside Sales NE
BIG LOCKWOOD WELCOME TO THEM ALL.
Last newsletter had a total of 176 employees.
Three short months later we are well
over 200 and counting! (and can’t keep up)
- please let us know if we missed anyone
and we’ll include them next time.
Happy Birthday
April ~ May ~ June
Anderson, Anthony T
APRIL
7 Baton Rouge
Boyling, Ruth Ann 9 Sarnia
Randazzo, Ryan 15 Houston
Del Angel, Erick E 18
Christian, Andrea 19 Houston
Howard, Benny H 19 Houston
Terry, Eddie 19 Houston
Shubnell, Steven 20 Houston
Murton, Kim 22 Edmonton
Rodriguez, Daniel 25
Zenon, Rudy 25 Houston
Marksberry, Mike 26 Houston
Chelmick, Heather 27 Edmonton
Eads, Terry 30 Charlotte
Collier, Judy
MAY
2 Houston
Callicutt, Cylynne 5 Houston
Dijker, Mike 10 Edmonton
Pittman, Darin 20 Houston
Welch, Danny J 20 Beaumont
Bollich, Lisa 28 Houston
Motal, Melissa 30 Houston
Tijerina, Sam 31 Houston
Monk, Shawn
JUNE
1 Sarnia
Evans, Kathy A 2 Houston
Smith, Gary 4 Los Angeles
Dawe, Cameron J 5 Montreal
Lavallee, Jade 6 Edmonton
Fitzgerald, Laura 7 Houston
Rieger, Larry 9 Houston
Radrizzani, Luca 17 Houston
Juergens, Heath 19 Houston
Yonkman, John 23 Houston
Gonzales, Pete 24 Houston
Pawlenchuk, Mike 25 Edmonton
B I R T H S
Kaye Jimmerson and husband Kenny
welcomed their third child on 10/16/07.
Caleb was born weighing 7 lbs. 2 oz.
His sister Chloe is 17, and brother
Christian is 10.
Mike Pawlenchuk and Wife Kim
celebrate the birth of their sixth child,
Jaxson Andy 11/17/07, 8 lbs. 12 oz.
Jimmy Kotch (Salesman), and wife
Marley, celebrated the birth of their first
child, Delaney Sage Kotch on 1/15/08.
She weighted 8 lbs. 1 oz. and was 22.5”
long.
Jonathan Kurz (IT Dept.) and his wife
Brenna welcomed their second
daughter, Emma Elizabeth Kurz
1/25/07 weighing 5 lbs 7 oz.
Melissa Motal (Quotes Dept.), and
husband Chad are proud parents of
Trace Anthony born 2/11/08 weighing
6 lbs 1 oz. This is their first son but have
two daughters named Ashlynn and
Shelby.
Andrea Christian (Accounting Mgr.)
married Brandon Green on 3/22/08.
We wish them much happiness.
C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S
A star. A simple series of connected lines.
In our newsletter you’ll see it every edition
and although no names will be connected to
it let’s allow it to represent the ones we
have lost. They are a part of who we are
and will never be forgotten.
Time Flies
1979 - Jimmy Carter was President, Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant accident, Best Picture: The Deer Hunter, Song of the year: “Rappers Delight” by Sugarhill Gang.
1980 - Ronald Reagan elected, 15¢ stamps, John Lennon shot, Best Picture:
1981 - George Bush nominated as VP, Ronald Reagan shot, MTV debuts, single of the year “Elvira” Oak Ridge Boys.
Lockwood Classified
1986 - Chernobyl nuclear accident, Space Shuttle Challenger Explodes, Ronald Reagan President, George Bush Vice President, Montreal defeated Calgary for Stanley
Cup.
1992 - Cold War officially ended, CD sales surpass cassette tapes, Johnny Carson hosts Tonight Show for last time, Best Picture: The Silence of the Lambs.
1994 - S.Africa - Nelson Mandela elected President, O.J. Simpson arrested for killings of wife and friend (later acquitted-”if the glove doesn’t fit, you must acquit”),
Record of the year Sheryl Crow “All I Wanna Do”; the baseball strike.
1997 - Bill Clinton President, 32¢ stamp, death of Princess Diana, Mother Theresa and John Denver.
1998 - Europeans agree to use EURO, Monica Lewinsky. President Clinton impeached (later acquitted).
GET INVOLVED -write a relevant story, send us an idea,.
Contributors:
Steve Shubnell Ext. 1190 sshubnell@lockwoodInt.com or
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Laura Fitzgerald Ext. 1133, lfitzgerald@lockwoodint.com