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2012 Attendee List 2013 Conference Attendees Attendee list formatted in the following order: Name, Organization, Phone, Email. As of 9/23/2013 Alabama Patricia Maples Greg Wells Lee Davis Navajo Nation EPA PMI Alabama DEM Phone: 928‐871‐7993 Phone: 479‐750‐7131 Phone: 334‐271‐7759 Email: pamaples@navajo‐nsn.gov Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Denise McConaghy California John Dean Arizona DEQ Laurie Amaro Alabama DEM Phone: 602‐771‐4110 U.S. EPA Region 9 Phone: 334‐271‐7846 Email: [email protected] Phone: 415‐972‐3364 Email: [email protected] Wayne Pudney Email: [email protected] Curt Johnson Arizona DEQ Jim Anderson Alabama DEM Phone: 602‐771‐4192 Xerxes Corporation Phone: 334‐271‐7986 Email: [email protected] Phone: 612‐963‐7559 Email: [email protected] Warren Roan Email: [email protected] Dorothy Malaier Navajo Nation EPA Anna Benedict Alabama DEM Phone: 928‐871‐7993 California SWRCB Phone: 334‐270‐5613 Email: warrenjroan@navajo‐nsn.gov Phone: 916‐323‐6848 Email: [email protected] Tara Rosie Email: [email protected] Billie Jean Tyler Arizona DEQ Matt Denison Alabama DEM Phone: 602‐771‐4725 Tait Environmental Services, Inc. Phone: 334‐270‐5656 Email: [email protected] Phone: 714‐560‐8222 Email: [email protected] Kristina Silversmith Email: [email protected] Alaska Navajo Nation EPA Dave Emmington Phone: 928‐871‐7993 Larry Brinkerhoff Veeder‐Root Company Email: ksilversmith@navajo‐nsn.gov Alaska DEC Phone: 916‐638‐2066 Phone: 907‐269‐3055 Charmane Yazzie Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Navajo Nation EPA Laura Fisher Phone: 928‐871‐7993 Julie Clark California SWRCB Email: cyazzie@navajo‐nsn.gov Bristol Environmental Remediation Services, LLC Phone: 916‐341‐5870 Phone: 907‐563‐0013 Nathaniel Yazzie Email: [email protected] Email: jclark@bristol‐companies.com Navajo Nation EPA Alison Fong Phone: 928‐871‐7993 Cheryl Paige U.S. EPA Region 9 Email: nlyazzie@navajo‐nsn.gov Alaska DEC Phone: 415‐972‐3065 Phone: 907‐269‐7679 Tanya Yazzie Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Navajo Nation EPA Donald Gilson Phone: 928‐871‐7993 Evonne Reese Gilson Environmental Email: tyazzie@navajo‐nsn.gov Alaska DEC Phone: 415‐728‐7206 Phone: 907‐465‐5229 Greg Young Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Vaporless Manufacturing, Inc. Brian Harmon Phone: 928‐775‐5191 Scott Ruth Tait Environmental Services, Inc. Email: [email protected] Bristol Environmental Remediation Services, LLC Phone: 916‐436‐6021 Phone: 907‐563‐0013 Arkansas Email: [email protected] Email: sruth@bristol‐companies.com Daniel Clanton Helen Herrera Arizona Arkansas DEQ Native American Env. Prot. Coalition Phone: 501‐682‐0972 Phone: 951‐296‐5595 Lily Bermejo Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Salt River Pima‐Maricopa Indian Community Phone: 480‐362‐2631 Joe Hoover Dan Leigh Email: lily.bermejo@srpmic‐nsn.gov Arkansas DEQ FMC Environmental Solutions Phone: 501‐682‐0988 Phone: 925‐984‐9121 Henry Haven Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Navajo Nation EPA Phone: 928‐871‐7993 Daniel Murdaugh Joe Martinez Email: [email protected] Pollution Management, Inc. Blue Lake Rancheria Phone: 501‐221‐7122 Phone: 707‐668‐5300 Nina Kondos Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]‐nsn.gov Retired, Arizona DEQ Phone: 602‐978‐5923 Elizabeth Titus Mike Martinson Email: [email protected] Murphy USA Antea Group USA Phone: 870‐875‐7723 Phone: 612‐501‐9282 Diane Malone Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Navajo Nation EPA Phone: 928‐871‐7993 Email: [email protected] Attendee list formatted in the following order: Name, Organization, Phone, Email. As of 9/23/2013 Micah Nelson Dawn Anderson Peggy Christian S. Bravo Systems, Inc. Colorado OPS Colorado OPS Phone: 323‐888‐4133 Phone: 303‐318‐8543 Phone: 303‐318‐8503 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Deirdre Nurre Lane Andress Nancy Coen U.S. EPA Region 9 Bristol Environmental Remediation Services, LLC CST Brands, Inc. Phone: 415‐947‐4290 Phone: 720‐459‐7118 Phone: 303‐373‐6044 Email: [email protected] Email: landress@bristol‐companies.com Email: [email protected] Julie Osborn Tiffany Becker Vicki Cole California SWRCB Colorado OPS Colorado OPS Phone: 916‐341‐5176 Phone: 303‐318‐8541 Phone: 303‐318‐8538 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Robert Pallarino Paul Bedard Daniel Coloccia U.S. EPA Region 9 City & County of Denver Environmental Health Eagle Environmental Consulting Phone: 415‐947‐4128 Phone: 720‐865‐5473 Phone: 303‐433‐0479 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: Arla Ramsey Benjamin Bents Anthony Congram Blue Lake Rancheria U.S. EPA Region 8 Suncor Energy USA Phone: 707‐668‐5101 Phone: 303‐312‐6435 Phone: 303‐286‐5890 Email: aramsey@bluelakerancheria‐nsn.gov Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Kimberly Sellards John Bonifacic Russ Decker California SWRCB Colorado OPS Roaring Fork Transportation Authority Phone: 916‐341‐5869 Phone: 303‐318‐8516 Phone: 970‐384‐4966 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Matt Small Ray Boyle Susan DeMeules U.S. EPA Region 9 The Well Improvement Co., Inc. Colorado OPS Phone: 415‐972‐3366 Phone: 303‐444‐6422 Phone: 303‐318‐8481 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Doug Sucik Jane Bral Mike Dimino International Code Council Colorado OPS Seneca Companies, Inc. Phone: 888‐422‐7255 Phone: 303‐318‐8510 Phone: 800‐332‐3800 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Victoria Whitney Murray Brown Noelle Doyle California SWRCB Colorado OPS Origins Laboratory, Inc. Phone: 916‐341‐5423 Phone: 303‐728‐4849 Phone: 303‐433‐1322 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Canada Bruno Busnardo Pat Duggan Robert Dufresne Eaton Sales & Service, LLC Duggan Energy Group Pultrusion Technique, Inc. Phone: 303‐296‐5756 Phone: 303‐835‐7055 Phone: 450‐653‐1731 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Steve Callahan Martin Eckert III Boyde Hann Kroger Eagle Environmental Consulting Parsons Phone: 303‐715‐5925 Phone: 303‐884‐7891 Phone: 403‐294‐4230 Email: [email protected] Email: mce3@eagle‐enviro.com Email: [email protected] Kyle Campbell Bob Elliott Ian Hers Colorado OPS Remediation Products, Inc. Golder Associates, Ltd. Phone: 303‐318‐8531 Phone: 303‐487‐1001 x12 Phone: 604‐298‐6623 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] John Casey Ray Faliskie Tracy Ownbey Basin Engineering, Inc. U.S. EPA Region 8 CSDC Systems Phone: 970‐259‐2078 Phone: 303‐312‐6124 Phone: 888‐661‐1933 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Francisca Chambus Juan Felix Colorado U.S. EPA Region 8 CGRS, Inc. Phone: 303‐312‐6782 Phone: 970‐493‐7780 Mahesh Albuquerque Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Colorado OPS Phone: 303‐318‐8502 Michael Charney John Fontana Email: [email protected] Colorado OPS Vista GeoScience, LLC Phone: 303‐866‐4946 Phone: 303‐277‐1694 Teresa Alleman Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] National Renewable Energy Laboratory Phone: 303‐275‐4514 Email: [email protected] Attendee list formatted in the following order: Name, Organization, Phone, Email. As of 9/23/2013 Thomas Fox Zach Hope Mark Merline Colorado OPS Colorado OPS Megannum, Inc. Phone: 303‐318‐8535 Phone: 303‐318‐8545 Phone: 303‐877‐9388 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Julia Fraser Michelle Howard Kristi Moriarty Colorado OPS Colorado OPS National Renewable Energy Laboratory Phone: 303‐318‐8504 Phone: 303‐318‐8507 Phone: 303‐275‐4000 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] J. Garcia Alisha Humphrey Gregg Neurohr Colorado OPS Colorado OPS CGRS, Inc. Phone: 303‐318‐8523 Phone: 303‐318‐8517 Phone: 970‐493‐7780 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Pat Garland Michael Hunt Marc Oler LT Environmental, Inc. Colorado OPS Shell OPUS Phone: 303‐433‐9788 Phone: 303‐838‐0224 Phone: 303‐663‐2503 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Erik Gessert Ross Hutto Thomas Palaia Colorado OPS Origins Laboratory, Inc. CH2M Hill Phone: 303‐318‐8520 Phone: 303‐433‐1322 Phone: 303‐679‐2510 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Ellen Golombek Greg Johnson Chris Pearson Colorado DLE Colorado OPS AECOM Phone: 303‐318‐8020 Phone: 303‐318‐8536 Phone: 303‐228‐3059 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tim Goodrich Tim Kelley Janice Pearson CGRS, Inc. Colorado OPS U.S. EPA Region 8 Phone: 970‐493‐7780 Phone: 303‐318‐8544 Phone: 303‐312‐6354 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Jason Handel Randy Kenyon Autumn Peters Eagle Environmental, Inc. CGRS, Inc. Colorado OPS Phone: 303‐433‐0479 Phone: 970‐493‐7780 Phone: 303‐866‐4945 Email: jhandel@eagle‐enviro.com Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Todd Herrington Lucas Kuppers‐Kantor Nick Pizzuti Regenesis ACRM, LLC Xcel Energy Phone: 303‐399‐1622 Phone: 301‐793‐9843 Phone: 303‐571‐3799 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Eric Hick Michael Kwiecinski Jon Polousky CGRS, Inc.
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