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April 2002 |
Manatts
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this issue: Manatt's Mirror Jamie Kriegel
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The Company expresses their sympathy to the family of Duane Purdum. Duane passed away on December 11, 2001, after nearly a year long battle with cancer. “Pud”, as he was more commonly known, had worked for about nine years on the seal coat crew and for the past fourteen years, he had worked with Bob Kalinay on the trenching crew. Manatts
would like to express its heartfelt
sympathy to the following people:
· · Dale Mescher (Bard) - mother· Darrell Brunko (Laporte City) - father· Eric Cain (Brooklyn) – grandmother· Terry Noack (?) – sister· Bud DeMeulenaere (?) – sister· Becky Edelen (Brooklyn) - mother-in-lawWendling Quarries would like to express its heartfelt sympathy to the following people:· Esther Philalmlee - husband· Paul McDermott - grandmother· Jim Vance – father· Vic Pittman – wife· Ken Behn – grandmother· Chris Bendixen – mother-in-lawAlso our sympathy goes out to the families of two Wendling Quarries employees who recently passed away: Bill Dahms worked as a Superintendent for many years and most recently served as the resident Loader Operator at East Marion Sand pit. Larry Eye worked as a Loader Operator for Bill Dahms’ portable crushing crew. The crew was taken over by Tim McPherson in May of 2001. Bill and Larry worked a combined 60+ years in our industry and both passed away this past week. They will be missed.
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