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January 2001ALUMNI UPDATE1931Homer Franklin Zurbrigg, B.Sc., Eng., M.Sc., '33, Queen's, appears to be our oldest graduate. He started at INCO in 1933as mine geologist at the Creighton Mine, and retired as Vice-President, Exploration, in 1974, after a career that took himaround the world.1939Walter Clarke, BSc., Eng, had his career interupted by WW II, when he was a lieutenant in the Royal CanadianEngineers.He then worked as mine geologist/manager/director in Ontario, Alberta, NWT and the Yukon. In 1973, he set uphis own consulting business and continued working till 1997.1960Dennis Sharp, now Chair and CEO of UTS Energy, sent material after returning to Calgary from Homecoming, outlining hiscompany's involvement with The Athabasca Tar Sands.1964John Woodside, B.Sc., Hon., M.Sc., MIT, Ph.D., Cambridge, has been into marine geophysics since graduation, in theMediterranean, off our East Coast, off Thailand and Indonesia. He left the Atlantic Geoscience Centre and in 1989, he addedteaching at the Free University of Amsterdam to his research duties, and last year won a "best teacher award". He's marriedwith a family of four.1966Bill Roscoe, B.Sc., Eng., Ph.D.. McGill, is president of Roscoe Postle Associates, a geological and mining consulting firmwith offices in Toronto and Vancouver. See www.rpacan.com. Bill reports that much-travelled Doug Ellenor is now locatedin Vancouver and that Ted Glenn, retired from Chevron, is in Calgary. (wroscoe@rpacan.com)1973Bernie Maclean, B.Sc., Eng., is a Research Geophysicist with the GSC in Calgary. He is studying the geologic history of thedeep subsurface rocks of the Western Plains and foreland areas of the mainland NWT. Earlier, he was with the GSC inDartmouth, working on the Scotian Basin, offshore Nova Scotia.Bob Park, B.Sc., Hon., is in Calgary with American Leduc Petroleums, Ltd.1976Gordon Davidson, B.Sc., Hon., Diploma in International Trade, Transportation Logistics, BCIT, 2000, is now living inNorth Vancouver.1977Jane (Murray) Werniuk, B.Sc., Hon., after a start in field work, has spent the last 14 years writing articles, mainly for theCanadian Mining Journal, one of Canada's oldest publications (It started in 1879). She feels there are two areas in ageologist's education that could be stressed more; technical writing and second languages.1979Jeff Austin, B.Sc., Hon., is a geological Systems Analyst with Berkley Petroleum Corp. in Calgary.Peter Bolton, B.Sc., Hon., after 17 years with Mobil, in Calgary, B.C., and on the East Coast, joined Canrise Resources astheir eighth employee and Vice President, Exploration. When it was bought out two years later, half the employees formedIntegra Resources, and started a busy drilling program. His wife Lorraine and two daughters spend part of the summer at theQueen's Suzuki Music and Art School.Norm Corbett, B.Sc., Hon., is Senior Exploration Geologist with PanCanadian Petroleum in Calgary.Pat McLellan, B.Sc., Eng., M.Sc., Alberta, is President, Advanced Technology Inc., Consulting in petroleum engineeringand geoscience.Mike Rose, B.Sc., Hon., is the President of Berkley Petroleum Corp. of Calgary.Neil Stalport, B.Sc., Hon., LL.B., Dalhousie, is with Oberon Resources, a business consulting firm in Calgary.Paul MacKay, B.Sc., Hon., Ph.D., Calgary, now runs Paul MacKay Geoconsultants, Ltd.1980Geoff Wilcox, B.Sc., Hon., Vice President, Arcis Corporation, Calgary, was at GeoCanada 2000, recalling some of theGeological Sciences & Geological Engineering at Queen’s4
January 2001attractions of Grant Bartlett's 1979 Bermuda Field Trip.Isobel (Wolfson) Tucker, B.Sc., Hon., M.Sc., Dalhousie, and Greg Tucker, B.Sc., Eng., '81 have returned to Canada after4 years enduring the heat of Mt. Isa, Queensland. Is, between jobs, is looking after Sarah, 6, while Greg works as chief mineengineer with Kemess' open pit mine. They have a house in Prince George, and can be reached at iwtucker@bcgroup.net1981Lynda Bloom, M.Sc., considers herself lucky to still be employed in minex, working for Analytical Solutions Ltd. ofToronto.Bob McMechan, Ph.D., is a staff geologist with Shell Canada, working on Foothills Development.Mark Tindall, B.Sc., Hon., BA (Biology) Queen's, '77, moved to Vancouver in 1981. In 1992, he started Tindall GeoservicesLtd., in Minex consulting, and has worked in Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Central America, and the Far East. He is presentlyevaluating a lead-zinc prospect in the NWT. (Tindallgeoservices@compuserve.com)1982Sean Trueland, B.Sc., Hon., is presently a senior investment advisor and Vice President, Branch Manager of the BMONesbitt Burns office in Brampton.1983Steve Coulter, B.Sc., Hon., MBA, '90, Queen's, spends most of his time dealing with oil and gas companies on the CanadianVenture Exchange. In June, 2000, he was transferred from Vancouver to Calgary, and is trying to fit his gunrack in the backof a Honda. He'll be a real Calgarian when he switches to a pickup.1985Karen Costello, B.Sc, Hon., after 15 years in Flin Flon working in Minex, has shifted to the Manitoba Industry, Trade andMines Office in La Pas, where she is the Mineral Claims Inspector for the northern half of the province. She's atcostello@mb.sympatico.ca.Rick McCreary, B.Sc., Eng., M.Sc., '90, MBA, McGill, '95, is now Vice President, Mining Investment Banking, TDSecurities, dealing with customers worldwide. He's at McCreR@TDSecurities.com.1986Carol Evenchick, Ph.D., is a Research Scientist working for the Cordilleran and Pacific Geoscience Division of the GSC.Rob Harrap, B.Sc., is a grad student, consultant, and now teacher at Queen's. He is making good use of our new computerlab by offering our first course in the use of computers in geological research.Sue (Riddell) Rose, B.Sc., Eng., is a Corporate Operating Officer with Paramount Resources Ltd. of Calgary.Griff Murphy, B.Sc., Eng, and Anne Raymond, B.Sc., Eng, '87, were moved by LASMO to Venezuela last year, in time tocatch the massive mudslides that devastated the country in December, 1999. At the time of the slides, they were on a holidayscuba diving around Aruba. Earlier, they managed a trip to the 979m high Angel Falls in Southern Venezuela.Peter Taylor, B.Sc., Hon., is working for the Ontario Ministry of the Environment in Kingston.1991Dan Morehouse, B.Sc., Eng., is presently an environmental manager with Sungai Bera Remediation in Brunei, Borneo,directing the cleanup of 200,000 tonnes of contaminated soil and sludge.Marc Rougier, B.Sc., Eng., was working on slope stability and hydrogeology for Golder. He learned Spanish while workingin SA. He acquired a wife, Kimberly Barker, in 1997, and a daughter, Elize in the spring of 2000. (MRougier@Golder.com)Dave Scott, Ph.D., is the Chief Geologist, Canada-Nunavut Geoscience Office, Iqaluit, Nunavut.1992Jen (Chown) Kennedy, B.Sc., Eng., M.Sc.(Civil) Queen's, '95, and Dan Kennedy, B.Sc., Eng., M.Sc (Civil), Queen's, '94,have taken their son to Toronto, where Dan is finishing up a U. of T. MBA. Their new email address is jencdank@home.com.1993Lisa Coyne, B.Sc., Eng., has been with Golder for over 6 years, mostly working on Toronto's new Shepard Subway. Shemarried a former rodeo rider who she met when his horse kicked her on her first-ever trail ride. Undeterred, she lives on atwo-horse farm near Orangeville, where she'd welcome friends. (LCoyne@golder.com)1995Geological Sciences & Geological Engineering at Queen’s5
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