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LIQUID PROPANE GAS CERTIFIED EMPLOYEES As of November 01, 2016 LIQUID PROPANE GAS CERTIFIED EMPLOYEES As of November 01, 2016 Last Name, Expire First Name Cert # Date Company Company Address City Zip Phone AARONIAN, MICHAEL PE120624 08/31/2017 KELLERSTRASS OIL 4475 W CALIFORNIA AVE SALT LAKE CITY 84122 801-969-3434 ABBOTT, DAVID PE106214 03/20/2017 SAWTOOTH NGL CAVERNS, LLC 9650 N 540 E DELTA 84624 435-864-1916 ABBOTT, RUSSELL PE9738 06/09/2017 HOJ FORKLIFT SYSTEMS 4645 S 400 W SALT LAKE CITY 84123 801 263-1357 ABEGGLEN, JET PE3322 01/31/2017 A-1 PROPANE 4800 NO 3000 WEST ROOSEVELT 84066 435 353-4654 ABRAMS, DEBRA PE114374 01/19/2017 NEEDLES OUTPOST HWY 211 MONTICELLO 84535 435-896-3968 ABRAMS, MARTIN PE114364 01/19/2017 NEEDLES OUTPOST HWY 211 MONTICELLO 84535 435-896-3968 ACOX, WAYNE PE114764 01/29/2017 MONTICELLO HOME & AUTO SUPPLY 64 SOUTH MAIN STREET MONTICELLO 84535 435 587-2286 ADAKAI, BENNY PE6575 04/24/2017 RGJ INC GOULDING LODGE P.O. 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GEORGE 84771 ALLEN, DAN PE24880 05/15/2017 PROPANE ADVANTAGE LLC 1764 SWIFT CREEK DR. LAYTON 84041 360 609-7488 ALLEN, JAMES PE107734 04/27/2017 CEDAR CITY RV/KOA 1121 NO. MAIN STREET CEDAR CITY 84721 435 586-9872 ALLEN, ROBERT PE119684 08/10/2017 LOS ANGELES DEPT WATER/POWER 1141 W 2ND ST, BLDG F LOS ANGELES 90012 213-367-8291 ALLREAD, TEREASA PE13980 04/09/2017 HIGH DESERT GARDENS IFA 340 WEST MAIN STREET DUCHESNE 84021 435 738-3555 ALLRED, JASON PE120054 08/22/2017 DIAMOND RENTAL PG 1299 W STATE ROAD PLEASANT GROVE 84062 801 443-2300 ALLRED, RON PE7399 03/26/2017 JENSON LUMBER SERVICE 247 W 12300 SO DRAPER 84020 801 571-5072 ALLRIDGE, JARED PE119374 07/14/2017 DALLAN'S RV 685 W STATE RD PLEASANT GROVE 84062 801-372-3006 ALLSHOUSE, ASHLIE PE117124 03/16/2017 U-HAUL CO. - 720053 551 WEST COLUMBIA LANE PROVO 84604 801-374-6911 Page 1 of 44 (continued from previous page) Last Name, Expire First Name Cert # Date Company Company Address City Zip Phone ALVEY, DENNIS PE75351 04/24/2017 RED DESERT INC 150 SOUTH HIGHWAY 95 HANKSVILLE 84734 435 542-2017 AMOS, SCOTT PE115944 03/23/2017 BRIGHAM CITY ACE 220 N MAIN BRIGHAM CITY 84302 435-723-3999 AMUSSER, RODNEY PE101721 05/18/2017 C-A-L RANCH STORES - SF 950 NORTH MAIN SPANISH FORK 84660 801 794-2810 ANDERSON, CHARLES PE8830 10/04/2017 AMERIGAS PROPANE - SLC MAIN 1212 BECK STREET SALT LAKE CITY 84116 801 322-5878 ANDERSON, CHRIS PE113214 11/19/2016 THOMAS PETROLEUM LLC 1117 NORTH 400 EAST NORTH SALT LAKE 84054 801 298-3252 ANDERSON, DRAKE PE107674 04/09/2017 TRACTOR SUPPLY CO #1962 1620 W STATE ST HURRICANE 84737 435-635-4077 ANDERSON, GARY PE12350 02/19/2017 ANDERSON SERVICE CENTER LLC 416 EAST MAIN MORONI 84646 435 436-8252 ANDERSON, JEREMY PE11901 03/18/2017 ANDERSON SERVICE CENTER LLC 416 EAST MAIN MORONI 84646 435 436-8252 ANDERSON, JUSTIN PE115274 02/24/2017 MOTOR SPORTSLAND 4001 S STATE SALT LAKE CITY 84107 801 262-2921 ANDERSON, PAUL PE3977 05/29/2017 ANDERSON SERVICE CENTER LLC 416 EAST MAIN MORONI 84646 435 436-8252 ANDERSON, PAULA PE120724 09/15/2017 MILLER'S CENTERFIELD 540 N MAIN ST CENTERFIELD 84622 435-528-5042 ANDERSON, RIKKI PE120214 04/27/2017 STATE TRAILER SUPPLY 3088 WASHINGTON BLVD OGDEN 84401 801 334-0700 ANDERSON, STEVEN PE115564 03/01/2017 SUNBELT RENTALS 1548 NO 2000 WEST FARR WEST 84404 801 732-8807 ANDERSON, TIFFANY PE119844 08/17/2017 TRACTOR SUPPLY CO #1890 326 N STATE RD 198 SALEM 84653 801-423-7978 ANDERSON, TODD PE24360 04/03/2017 KELLERSTRASS OIL 4475 W CALIFORNIA AVE SALT LAKE CITY 84122 801-969-3434 ANDERSON, TREVOR PE25040 05/21/2017 MOUNTAINLAND SUPPLY CO LLC 1505 W 130 S OREM 84058 801-224-6050 ANDREASON, CARRIE PE21160 12/27/2016 KAMAS FOODTOWN 146 WEST 2ND SOUTH KAMAS 84036 435783-4369 ANDREASON, DEREK PE65791 05/02/2017 J. 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