Encore

News for Chevron Retirees, published by the Chevron Retirees Association. Website: www.chevronretirees.org

Second Quarter 2007

Annual business meeting returns to San Contents Francisco 1 Annual business meeting returns to After four consecutive years of traveling to San Francisco "new" sites from coast-to-coast and 1 Encore Benefits Canada, the Chevron Corner by Ken Smith Retirees Association will return once again to the 2 President’s Letter friendly confines of the 3 Robertson returns as San Francisco Bay Area for its annual business keynote speaker meeting. Dates are May 3 3 retirees take a 19-21 and the venue is the 685-room, 11-story historic journey Marriott San Francisco In what has become tradition, Kevin Ryan (left), Host Area Vice President Airport Hotel at 1800 for the 2006 Pittsburgh annual meeting, passes on a model oil derrick to 4 Leadership workshop Sy Yuan who is serving in that role for the 2007 confab in the San Old Bayshore Highway Francisco Bay Area. Similar oil derricks served as table decorations at at annual meeting in Burlingame. Pittsburgh's closing dinner banquet. 4 Helping students, Marriott runs a free 24-hour shuttle service to and from the airport. It operates every teaching seniors 10 minutes from 4:40 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The frequency changes to every 15 minutes from 9:15 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. 5 Mailcall Daily parking fees for those driving to the property are $17 self, $20 valet. 6 Texaco display opens Continued on page 8 in Oklahoma museum; Louisville is next Encore Benefits Corner 6 Court honors Samuel by Ken Smith, CRA's Benefits Chairperson Adelo Insurance premiums soar 65.8 percent, 400 percent more than inflation 7 CRA Briefs In this issue of Benefits Corner I address the growing concern -- shared with me by 9 Encore In Memoriam many of our retirees - which is associated with increasing health care costs and premiums. At the same time, I also will discuss some of the ways Chevron continues to work with health care providers to minimize the impact of rising health care costs. Dr. James Borders, in a recent article in Kentucky's Lexington Herald Leader, points to the fact that, nationwide, insurance premiums have increased 65.8 percent from 2001 to 2006. That is 400 percent more than inflation in the identical time span while Published by Chevron Retirees physician reimbursements have fallen 36 percent just since 2004. Association. During that same period, the profitability of the three largest insurers - United Copyright © 2007 Chevron Retirees Association. HealthCare, Wellpoint and Aetna, which control 78 percent of all health care insurance -- has increased dramatically. Continued on page 7 The president's leadership in offering services and information to

the members is the key to making CRA successful.

President’s Letter

Chapter presidents deserve high praise

I want to pay a special tribute to the Chevron Retirees Association Chapter Presidents. They make the Chevron Retirees Association work. Sure, each president has a lot of help from the chapter officers. However, the president's leadership in offering services and information to the members is the key to making CRA successful.

The Association's major role is to provide assistance to the chapter presidents. We attempt to do so with the following activities:

• Funneling concerns and problems of individual members through the Chapter President to the Benefits Chair and on to the Chevron Corporation for resolution and correction.

• Distributing DVDs of the Benefits Chair's Presentation at the Annual Meeting to Chapter Presidents to be shared with Chapter Members. Also the Association publishes quarterly the Benefits Corner in Encore.

• Chapter newsletter preparation at an Annual Meeting Workshop (2006) led by the Communications Chair and providing newsletter materials on line.

• Conducting an Electronic Communications Usage Workshop to be led by Communications Chair for the Annual Meeting (2007).

• Chapter Membership drives are based on the names and addresses prepared by the Demographics Committee. In addition, the Association funds follow up campaigns. The Annual Meeting Membership Workshop conducted by the Planning & Research Committee Chair (2006).

• Special leadership problems will be addressed at the Annual Meeting Workshop prepared by the Planning & Research Committee Chair (2007). In several instances, helpful intervention by Area Vice Presidents has saved chapters.

• Area and Annual Meetings give Chapter Presidents an opportunity to interact through sharing problems and solutions to those problems.

These are only examples of how the Association helps the Chapter Presidents bring services to the members.

When problems occur, chapter presidents and officers are encouraged to ask for assistance from the Association through their Area Vice Presidents. However, the creativity and effort of the Chapter Presidents solves most of the problems before the Association ever learns of them.

Surely, the Chapter Presidents are the most important people in the Chevron Retirees Association in meeting the needs of our highly valued customers, our membership.

-- William H. Leney 2115 Red Oak Place, Danville, CA 94506. (925) 820-6876; [email protected]

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Robertson returns as keynote speaker

Peter Robertson, who gave an outstanding overview of Chevron's record earnings, many offshore discoveries, significant ongoing projects and safety accomplishments at the CRA's Annual Business Meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa. last May, has agreed to serve as the keynote speaker again. Thus, on Monday night, May 21, at the Marriott San Francisco Airport Hotel in Burlingame, Chevron Corp's vice- chairman of the board of directors will step to the rostrum as the principal guest speaker at the Association's traditional dinner banquet. "We are delighted Peter will be our speaker for the second consecutive year. He's eminently skilled at providing our members with an in-depth summary of Chevron's activities because, in his 34-year career with the Company, he has held many key domestic and international positions of increasing responsibility," said CRA President Bill Leney.

Headquartered in San Ramon, Calif., Robertson's direct responsibility since Jan. 1, 2005 has included Strategic Planning; Policy, Government and Public Affairs; and Human Resources. He also works closely together with Chairman Dave O'Reilly in overseeing the strategies and operations of the company. Among Robertson's other positions since joining Chevron in 1973:

• Comptroller for Chevron Oil Europe in London; • Vice president of Finance for Chevron U.S.A.; • President of Warren Petroleum Co.; • President of Chevron U.S.A.; • A vice president of Chevron Corp., responsible for Chevron's North America Exploration and Production operations; and • President of Chevron Overseas Petroleum Inc., responsible for directing Chevron's worldwide Oil Exploration, Production and Global Gas activities.

Robertson is a native of Edinburgh, Scotland. His degrees include a bachelor's Chevron Vice Chairman Peter Robertson in mechanical engineering at Edinburgh University and a master's in business administration from Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, which he attended as a Thouron Scholar.

3 retirees take a historic journey

Three members of North Carolina's Blue Ridge Chapter were among World War II veterans who participated in Henderson County's HonorAir project last fall. That program -- which received extensive TV coverage on the CBS Network - was the first to transport a large group of WWII veterans on an organized visit of the new National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. Harry Williams, Joseph Piatt and chapter treasurer John Hammond joined some 100 other veterans on a Sunday morning in boarding a chartered US Air jet at the Asheville-Henderson Airport. They were accompanied on this all-expenses paid one-day trip by volunteer "guardians."

Continued on page 8 John Hammond at Washington, D.C. Memorial

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Leadership workshop at annual meeting

Chapter presidents planning to attend the CRA's May annual business meeting in San Francisco will receive a "bonus." That is a "Leadership Workshop" to be conducted by Charles Rhoads. Rhoads, currently the chair of the CRA's Planning & Research Committee, says, "I am preparing a very focused 'Workshop on Leadership Problems' at the chapter level, which will encompass guidelines on motivation, confidence and organization. Of course, selecting leaders is only part of the equation. Convincing them to volunteer to serve in leadership roles is one of the barriers to the CRA's future success. The workshop will present methods which will assist in that effort." He adds, "Leadership matters because the persons in charge of an organization can make or ruin it. Good leadership is a function of personality as is bad leadership. An organization with good selection procedures, good managers, and effective teamwork and strategies make the fewest mistakes and give themselves the best chances for Charles Rhoads success."

Rhoads' course content will include: How to define and evaluate leadership. Defining leadership competencies. The components of organizational effectiveness. Building success through teamwork. Critical thinking and out-of-the-box problem solving. Communications skills. Influence skills. Based in Houston, Rhoads practices what he preaches. Following his retirement from Chevron in 1984 as general manager, corporate Human Resources, Pittsburgh, he became managing director of Boyden. That is a global leader in the executive search industry with more than 65 offices in 40 countries. Boyden also specializes in Interim Management and Human Capital consulting across a broad spectrum of industries.

Rhoads has served the CRA as area vice president, South Texas; chairman of the Benefits Committee; and first president of the Metropolitan Houston Chapter.

Helping students, teaching seniors

Californians Bruce Rosenblatt of Lafayette and Ronald Tarica of Atascadero, having retired in the 1990s from high-tech jobs at San Ramon, have turned their focus to teaching. For seven years, Rosenblatt has worked with an organization called BUILD that is involved with teaching entrepreneurship to students in four Oakland high schools. His specific task this semester is serving as a mentor to freshmen pupils one afternoon per week at Oakland Tech. He is helping them improve their academics and also providing them guidance on how to start a prospective business. That encompasses such projects as how to write a business plan. BUILD is a self-supporting organization that receives grants and support from large corporations. Rosenblatt concluded his 40-year Company career in 1990, retiring as systems manager, Chevron Computer Services Department. Tarica, also a Contra Costa Chapter member, is continuing to teach music appreciation classes to seniors through the Emeritus Program at Cuesta Community College in San Luis Obispo County. He teaches two- hour classes in classical music appreciation at senior centers each Wednesday in Morro Bay and Thursday in Paso Robles. Previously, he taught the program in the coastal community of Cambria, near historic Hearst Castle, and Atascadero where he lives. "I spend half the class time delivering a lecture. The other half is focused on listening to the music of various classical composers on CDs," says Tarica. "Although my classes are part of the college curriculum, no college credit is given." Classes are free to enrollees. Originally a chemical engineer, he retired in 1997 from the Chevron Information Technology Company as manager of an applications group that wrote software programs. His Chevron service totaled 28 years. 4

MAILCALL

Marvin Dees of Tyler, Texas, says that his late wife, Floy, to whom he was married 70 years, and his relatives kept urging him to buy a computer. But he resisted because "I didn't want to get hooked on it by using it hour after hour each day." But 18 months ago he relented and bought a Toshiba laptop -- at age 90.

Dees, a congenial individual, now admits, "I enjoy it. I check the stock market each day, get on Google, and do a little research on some websites. But I limit my computer time to about an hour because I still don't want to get too hooked on it. Oh yes, I just bought a printer and am waiting to get it connected to the computer." Despite an ailing back, Dees is quite active. He not only drives his own car, a new Mercury, but he's planning a three-day solo trip behind the wheel to see a friend in Montgomery, Alabama. He concluded a 45-year career in 1979 by retiring from Texaco Producing as district supervisor, Materials and Supplies, in Texas' Wichita Falls District. He served earlier as a Petroleum Department mechanical engineer. *****************************************************************

Margaret Mazzie of San Francisco has served nearly 50 years as a registered nurse. That included 30-plus years at Chevron's headquarters in downtown San Francisco, first with Dr. Tim Bridge in the clinic at 225 Bush and later working on case management at 575 Market. She said, "I was the last Medical Department person in San Francisco before it was moved to San Ramon. The favorite job, in my entire life, was working in the Chevron clinic. That was my second family. Prior to Chevron, I worked in hospitals all over the city." She retired in 1999. But once a nurse, always a nurse. Since retirement she has kept busy as a paid employee and volunteer. As the latter, she spends time year-round assisting the Red Cross at First Aid Stations set up at health fairs in hotels, schools, businesses and at outdoor concerts. Sometimes she assists the Cancer Society at the same fairs. Additionally, for the Cancer Society, she gives talks, answers questions and distributes brochures at elementary and high schools. In her free time, Mazzie serves as a volunteer at St. Anthony's Dining Room, a Catholic charity providing daily meals to the poor and needy. Wearing an apron inscribed with the name "Margaret," she performs a variety of tasks, including serving hot meals. She's also a member of the CRA's San Francisco Chapter. About her paid job. Starting in 2000, she hired on as a registered nurse at the mammoth Moscone Convention Center in downtown San Francisco, which has first aid stations in three buildings. "I have done everything from dealing with heart attacks to treating lots of women with foot blisters, who get them from walking so much in high-heel shoes." *****************************************************************

David Mitchell's primary volunteer effort has involved the Marinwood Community Services District (CSD), an unincorporated area of 1,780 homes, about 5,000 residents, fire department, and park and recreation facilities. The CSD adjoins the City of San Rafael north of San Francisco.

A resident of San Rafael, Mitchell is president of the CSD board which he has served since 1983. As a board member, he helped negotiate the purchase of an Open Space area that now serves as a wildlife reserve and offers hiking trails. He's also worked on committees that have renovated park and playground areas, remodeled the community center and firehouse, and improved local fire services. Currently, he's part of a group intent on renovating six acres of land for a mixed-use project.

Among other activities, he is treasurer and board member of the CRA's Marin Chapter. A pilot 35 years, he's an instructor in single engine aircraft at a flight school at the Petaluma Airport, and a member of the Marin County Sheriff's Air Patrol.

Most of Mitchell's 32 years of Company service were with Chevron Land and Chevron Realty Management, retiring in 2000 as vice president, Global Real Estate. Shortly after retirement, he was contracted by Chevron to manage the movement of the headquarters office from San Francisco to San Ramon.

5 Texaco display opens in Oklahoma museum; Louisville is next

A community services activity by Texaco retiree Jim Conard has resulted in the establishment of "The Texaco Memorabilia Display" at the Dobson Museum and Library in Miami, Okla.

The display is in that locale because it's where his father, Odell, owned and operated a Texaco station in the 1940s through 1960s and where Jim was born and worked as a teen and college student at his dad's service station. It's also where Jim attended college and taught for two years at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M. A regular service station customer was Mickey Mantle, the New York Yankee outfielder named to the Baseball Hall of Fame, who lived in nearby Commerce. Conard says, "I could have sold my extensive Texaco memorabilia, a collection that spans decades, for quite a bit of money on E-Bay. Instead, I donated it Depicted is one of the Texaco memorabilia display cabinets at the Dobson to the Dobson Museum. Additionally, the collection Museum and Library in Miami, Oklahoma. was assembled with the aid of several former Texaco wholesalers. And Chevron Global Marketing provided a small grant to help me organize and initiate the project and website."

Memorabilia runs the gamut from toy airplanes, trucks and Havoline model racing cars to company flags, lighters, sales promotion items and Texaco-related materials from the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta. Almost all items are in three glass cabinets, which can be viewed by logging onto www.route66texaco.com. Miami's Dobson Museum, open free of charge on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, is located just off historic Route 66. Conard now lives in Stone Mountain, Ga. That's not far from Atlanta, where he retired from Texaco in 1995 after a 32- year company career in Marketing.

CRA's Louisville Chapter has been informed of another memorabilia project. The Chevron Louisville Business Center is planning to create a Chevron/Texaco Heritage Conference Room. That site will display "vintage/antique" Chevron, Standard Oil and Texaco memorabilia. Brent Bonte, manager, Chevron Global Lubricants Business Center, is seeking heritage items from retirees who would be willing to "donate" or "loan" them to this project. Bonte can be contacted at 502-420-7105 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Court honors Samuel Adelo

Gulf retiree A. Samuel Adelo recently received a Certificate of Appreciation from the New Mexico Supreme Court for his important role as a freelance court interpreter. He is fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and Italian plus what he calls "survival French and Arabic."

Following retirement in 1984, he interpreted for courts in Arizona, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. But with a growing influx of immigrants into New Mexico, he concentrated on serving in that capacity for the U.S. District Court and state courts in Santa Fe where he lives.

Adelo says, "In addition to serving as a court interpreter, I have chaired the Interpreter Advisory Committee for the New Mexico Supreme Court, I perform written translations for state agencies and law firms, and I write articles for the 'Bar Bulletin' published by the State Bar of New Mexico."

A lawyer by profession, he spent most of his 27 Gulf years in the law department. During his final two years, however, he was based in Santa Fe as Gulf's director of Public Affairs for Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas. He is a member of the CRA's Unaffiliated Chapter.

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ENCORE BENEFITS CORNER by Ken Smith continued from page 1

United HealthCare's net earnings jumped 38 percent in the third quarter of 2006 alone. UHC's CEO was paid $124.8 million in 2005, Wellpoint's CEO $25 million and Aetna's CEO $22.2 million. And, they say that oil companies have ridiculous profits! Why such extraordinary increases in health care premiums? Paul Krugman, economist and economic reporter for the New York Times spoke to the problem in a recent column entitled "America's Health Insurance Racket".

In his column he refers to a recent report, released by the consulting firm of McKinsey and Co, which dissects the administrative costs associated with health care. The report states that we spend $98 billion a year in excess administrative costs, more than half accounted for by marketing and underwriting. A large portion also is spent seeking ways to avoid claims payment. This in turn requires health care providers to spend billions on "denial management" in their attempt to get reimbursement. This is one of the reasons why some of our retirees are seeing their long term physicians and hospitals threatening, and in some cases following through, on leaving the big three insurance providers. Unfortunately, as Krugman points out, the "dysfunctional nature of our health insurance system, one in which resources that could have been used to pay for medical care are instead wasted in a zero-sum struggle over who ends up with the bill," is part of the growing health care crisis in this country. In an environment, complicated by a government unable to take aggressive corrective action, it is critical for us, as retirees, to have a company such as Chevron serve in a proactive manner to help keep our health care costs down. How does it accomplish that? One important way is Chevron participates in purchasing coalitions to negotiate lower medical plan and prescription drug costs. You have heard the adage that there is power in numbers. Well, that's exactly what Chevron and other companies in the coalitions achieve.

Through aggressive negotiations with health care vendors, while continuously evaluating plan design changes, the corporation continues to provide the best value for the cost. In addition, our Company works with other groups to monitor federal legislation and provide input that seeks to improve the ever changing Medicare regulatory quagmire.

In closing, I reiterate that keeping health care costs down is a two-way street. We, as retirees, can also assist in this ongoing battle by making healthy lifestyle choices throughout the year. Regular exercise along with a healthy diet can go a long way toward making each of us more fit and feeling better. In addition, it's important to maximize your health plan coverage by becoming very familiar with your plan summary. Learn what is covered and what is not. Finally, review your bills carefully to ensure you are not paying for something that is not covered because of errors, either on the part of your physician or the plan administrator.

CRA Briefs

Ralph W. Van Sant , 94, of Sequim, Wash., will attend the June alumni weekend at Muskingum College of New Concord, Ohio, to receive a distinguished alumni award. He joined Gulf Oil in 1938 and retired in 1976, with his career interrupted by U.S. Navy service in World War II. A master's graduate of MIT, Van Sant was knighted and received the Order of the Oranje-Nassau from Netherlands Queen Juliana in 1976 in recognition of his role as manager of the Gulf Research Laboratory in Europort. "It is our newsletter that keeps and holds us together," said Permian Basin President George Puscos as he honored its editor at a chapter meeting. He awarded the editor a plaque that reads: "In appreciation to Maxine D. Nelson for 15 years of exemplary service in the writing, editing and publication of the Permian Basin Newsletter, presented by the Chevron Annuitants." Jim Thomas, South Texas Area vice president, reports he is working on getting some of the Unocal, known as the old Pure Oil Refinery, retirees in his region involved in the Association. He writes, "Glen Dutton has given me a list of Unocal retirees in our area and I know many of them through my church and Masonic Lodge." At its Christmas luncheon, the ChevronTexaco Puget Sound Chapter collected $239 for the Salvation Army of Seattle and 163 pounds of canned goods for Lynwood Food Bank. 7

Annual business meeting returns to San Francisco continued from page 1

Upon arriving at the hotel, delegates will be greeted by Host Committee volunteers at the CRA's Registration Desk where they will pick up their communication packet and take care of any meeting inquiries. Offering a communication service for delegates will be a message board in the CRA's Hospitality Room.

The formal business meeting will begin promptly at 8 a.m. on Sunday, the 20th. Delegates in attendance will include the Association's president, treasurer and secretary, 12 area vice presidents, chapter presidents from the U.S. and Canada, the chairs of seven standing committees and past Association presidents.

During the two-day business sessions, the delegates will listen to, discuss and vote on reports from the treasurer and committee chairs; consider, review and debate other CRA issues of significance in open discussion periods; and elect a new president for the one-year 2007-08 term. Bill Leney, the current president, is concluding his two years of service effective June 30. A traditional meeting highlight will be presentations by guests from Chevron, who will provide updates on trends and programs in Retiree Benefits and Public Affairs.

Following the Sunday afternoon business session, two workshops will be offered to chapter presidents. They include "Leadership Problems at the Chapter Level" to be led by Charles Rhoads, who chairs the Planning and Research Committee, and "Electronic Communications: Why and How" to be conducted by Maree Stone, the Communications Committee chair. The annual business meeting will reach its apex at the Monday night dinner banquet when Chevron Vice- Chairman Peter Robertson delivers the keynote address. He also will participate in honoring the recipients, both individuals and a chapter, of the 10th annual Company-sponsored Chevron Public Service Awards. Chevron invitees and guests also are expected to attend the evening's program. Several non-business, off-hotel site activities for the participation of delegates' spouses or guests are scheduled. Guided optional daylong tours to see the sights of either San Francisco or those of Muir Woods and Sausalito in Marin County are available to delegates' spouses or guests on Sunday and Monday at a cost of $46 per person. Additionally, a Sunday night dinner-dance for delegates is scheduled across the Bay in Berkeley. That function is open to spouses, guests and members-at-large for $66.

Sy Yuan, area vice president for Northern California/Hawaii, is serving in the annual business meeting's dual role as Host Area VP and Host Committee Chair. He is being assisted by the following volunteers:

Ray Odell, Dick Zeches and Santa Clara Chapter members, Registration; Chris Lardge and Contra Costa Chapter members, Delegate Communication Packet; John Maerzke and San Francisco Chapter members, Hotel Facilities and Hospitality Room; Vic Revenko and Marin Chapter members, Entertainment and Special Activities; Pete Gates and East Bay Chapter members, Transportation; and Lillian Chevron Retirees Association. For story ideas, contact: Smithson and Jim Shields, Tours. Walt Roessing, Managing Editor 4817 Palm Ave, #M, La Mesa, CA 91491 3 retirees take a historic journey E-mail: [email protected] continued from page 3 (619) 697-9702

For questions regarding Encore "Upon arriving at Washington National Airport, there wasn't a dry eye anywhere www.chevronretirees.org , contact: because we were greeted in the terminal by hundreds of airline employees, ticket Maree "MJ" Stone, Chair agents, military men and women, and onlookers who cheered us and never Communications Committee stopped clapping," said Hammond, an Air Force veteran. The group subsequently 30600 N. Pima Rd., No. 101, Scottsdale, AZ, 85262 was loaded aboard a three-bus caravan that was whisked by a police escort to E-mail: [email protected] the National World War II Memorial. (480) 595-2872 "Our visit to Washington was so well planned it was fabulous," said Hammond.

The Chevron Retirees Association "At the Memorial, where we toured for a couple of hours, everyone was given a is not a subsidiary of Chevron box lunch and water. Our next bus stop was Arlington National Cemetery, where Corporation but an independent we gathered at the Tomb of the Unknowns to watch the changing of the guard. organization of retired employees of That evening, on the flight back to Asheville, a light dinner was served." Chevron or its predecessor companies. Hammond worked 38 years for Gulf and Chevron before retiring in 1986 as retail manager, Lewis Oil Company, in Port Washington, New York. 8 Lefebvre, Robert W., 9/17/2006, Getty, Ret. 1983 Encore In Memoriam: October 2006 – December 2006 Luke, Denzel R., 12/2/2006, Getty, Ret. 1983 McClanahan, John R., 10/15/06, Getty, Ret. 1983 Mckinnon, Ronnie M., 12/23/2006, Getty, Ret. 1985 Eick, George W., 12/19/2006, Caltex, Ret. 1973 Mckenna, J. 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A., 11/21/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1983 Aiuvalasit, Anthony G., 12/13/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1986 Combes, J. D., 10/6/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1990 Reckner, Annabelle, 12/4/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1989 Akins, Max E., 12/6/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1978 Curry, Leonard L., 12/8/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Rehmke, A. W., 11/30/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Alberty, Mildred V., 11/27/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Daron, Paul C., 12/21/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1979 Rhea, G. W., 11/3/06, Chevron, Ret. 1981 Alexander, Murl, 11/29/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1992 Davies, George E., 12/5/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1986 Riechel, William A., 12/25/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1974 Arnold, Roy G., 10/24/06, Gulf, Ret. 2002 Digrande, John, 9/29/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Rinear, Millard E., 10/30/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1986 Averitt, Robert E., 11/25/06, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Dillard, Dolores A., 10/25/06, Chevron, Ret. 1996 Rohrer, Ethel V., 11/6/06, Chevron, Ret. 1991 Beadle Jr, Sheldon E., 11/15/06, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Dobbs, H. G., 10/9/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1986 Ruttley, H. G., 11/13/06, Chevron, Ret. 1990 Bernard, Wesley P., 11/27/06, Gulf, Ret. 1989 Downer, Jack N., 9/29/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1971 Salmeron, Jaime V., 12/19/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1994 Binegar, George M., 12/8/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1984 Duet, G. N., 10/8/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1990 Salyer, C. C., 11/22/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Bledsoe, Glenn E., 11/19/06, Gulf, Ret. 1974 Duran, Daniel, 12/12/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1988 Schunk, Ivan E., 10/9/06, Chevron, Ret. 1975 Blystone, Chester L., 10/8/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Ellis, William H., 11/20/06, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Scott, Delbert L., 12/15/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1998 Bold, Frank O., 12/9/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1986 Endicott, Ray, 11/20/06, Chevron, Ret. 1978 Searle, Roger D., 11/14/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Boothe, Philip L., 10/10/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1973 Enterline, C. W., 12/23/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1976 Sigman, Thomas M., 9/16/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1976 Broaden, Cuthers, 11/30/06, Gulf, Ret. 1986 Eriksen, Norman E., 12/1/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1979 Simmons, Talmage P., 11/18/06, Chevron, Ret. 1976 Broussard, Floyd R., 10/31/06, Gulf, Ret. 1989 Eubanks, Reid L., 11/30/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1992 Spracale, R. S., 5/19/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1992 Broussard Jr., Armance, 12/10/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Faucheux, Sidney G., 12/5/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1984 Sprawls Jr., Irving L., 10/12/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1978 Cage Jr., Warren J., 11/13/06, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Foley, John A., 12/18/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1982 Sprouse, Claudine V., 11/3/06, Chevron, Ret. 1971 Calvert, John T., 10/6/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 French, J. M., 10/6/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1983 Stecker, Fred L., 11/3/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1989 Catron, Harold E., 10/8/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Garner III, Edward S., 11/21/06, Chevron, Ret. 1984 Stinchcomb Jr., William E., 12/6/2006, Chevron, Ret. Conner, Lucious, 11/14/06, Gulf, Ret. 1988 Gentzler, David H., 10/7/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1992 1982 D Angelo, Salvatore F., 10/25/06, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Gibbs, Charles J., 10/1/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1977 Strange, H. J., 11/2/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1977 Davies, David C., 11/17/06, Gulf, Ret. 1976 Gibson, Nola B., 12/15/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1971 Stroud, J. M., 12/1/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1983 Deffner, John F., 11/10/06, Gulf, Ret. 1995 Grabowski, Robert A., 12/26/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1981 Thacher, Melvin R., 11/1/06, Chevron, Ret. 1973 Douglas, Jack D., 12/11/2006, Gulf, Ret. 2006 Gragg, Charles E., 10/12/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1975 Toland Jr., W. G., 11/23/06, Chevron, Ret. 1982 Einkauf, Eugene W., 11/16/06, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Griffin, Robert A., 12/9/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1976 Turner, C. D., 10/19/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1983 Fade, Alton, 10/26/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Hannon, Robert R., 11/20/06, Chevron, Ret. 1992 Turner, William W., 12/3/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1976 Fincher, Newton C., 12/3/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Hartley, James T., 10/19/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1978 Whittier, Henry C., 12/17/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1986 Flemm, Elizabeth A., 10/18/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Headrick, Talmadge L., 10/23/06, Chevron, Ret. 1986 Wight, Albert C., 10/19/06, Chevron, Ret. 1969 Ford, Emmett L., 11/6/06, Gulf, Ret. 1984 Heppert, James E., 11/24/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1978 Won, Frances M., 10/8/06, Chevron, Ret. 1986 Freeman, Clarence A., 9/28/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1981 Hicks, Raymond G., 11/20/06, Chevron, Ret. 1982 Wyckoff, C. P., 11/11/06, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Gaibort, C., 11/6/06, Gulf, Ret. 1976 Hobson, Eugene D., 10/1/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1977 Garvey, K. J., 10/20/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1974 Hollingshaus, J., 10/3/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1983 Adams, Delvin H., 12/1/2006, Getty, Ret. 1983 Gillingham, Maurice, 11/15/06, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Hollingsworth, Homer G., 11/12/06, Chevron, Ret. 1977 Anderson, Benjamin L., 9/22/2006, Getty, Ret. 1978 Goodwin, Joseph C., 10/11/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Hooks, Obbie D., 12/1/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1983 Anderson, Milo, 11/27/2006, Getty, Ret. 1977 Googer, J. G., 10/26/06, Gulf, Ret. 1976 Johnston, Donald L., 10/23/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1984 Bailey, Clair V., 10/3/2006, Getty, Ret. 1973 Graham, Donald R., 12/18/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Kaldenberg, P. E., 10/23/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1978 Bealessio, Michael, 9/30/2006, Getty, Ret. 1984 Hancock, Elmer R., 12/19/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Kirk, Richard T., 10/26/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1992 Boswell, James A., 10/2/2006, Getty, Ret. 1985 Hanks, Cecil O., 11/9/06, Gulf, Ret. 1977 Klink, Richard H., 10/1/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1998 Brozek, Robert S., 11/9/06, Getty, Ret. 1986 Harris, Charles J., 10/13/06, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Knight, C. E., 10/23/06, Chevron, Ret. 1991 Bryson, Roger L., 12/5/2006, Getty, Ret. 1989 Harrison, Washington N., 11/27/06, Gulf, Ret. 1969 Krallman, Royce A., 12/27/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1978 Catlin, Victor E., 12/25/2006, Getty, Ret. 1988 Heaton, Wilma W., 10/18/06, Gulf, Ret. 1974 Kwok, Chung M., 6/21/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1992 Chapman, Burl L., 10/6/2006, Getty, Ret. 1980 Henry, Louis P., 12/1/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Lamb, Claude D., 11/4/2005, Chevron, Ret. 1991 Dean, Arthur M., 10/22/2006, Getty, Ret. 1985 Hicks, Harold I., 10/14/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Lane, Robert V., 10/5/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1986 Eakin, Bertram E., 11/29/06, Getty, Ret. 1992 Hill Jr., Roy E., 12/13/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1988 Ledebur, P. J., 11/13/06, Chevron, Ret. 1979 Ferguson, Robert W., 10/9/2006, Getty, Ret. 1996 Hohmann, Harry E., 10/15/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Ludlow, Ethel M., 11/13/06, Chevron, Ret. 1974 Fuller, Fredrick C., 9/2/06, Getty, Ret. 1986 Hoover, John H., 12/15/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1976 Luiz, Lorraine E., 10/6/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1990 Gallagher Jr., Joseph P., 11/21/06, Getty, Ret. 1985 Horn, Wilbur M., 12/1/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1979 Machetta, David, 10/23/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1971 Goff, Paul, 10/28/2006, Getty, Ret. 1978 Horton, George F., 12/16/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1976 Magee, Joseph H., 4/12/06, Chevron, Ret. 1971 Golden, Jerome, 11/15/2006, Getty, Ret. 1990 Hutchins, Wayne R., 10/26/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1997 Magsaysay, T. A., 11/17/06, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Griffith, Thomas E., 10/4/2006, Getty, Ret. 1984 Ingram, Charles B., 11/4/06, Gulf, Ret. 1984 Maria, F. C., 10/16/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1977 Hartman, Katherine T., 11/5/06, Getty, Ret. 1977 Jackson, Robert F., 10/24/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Martinez Jr., B., 9/17/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1990 Hennessy, Thomas M., 11/12/06, Getty, Ret. 1984 Jennings, Richard A., 10/11/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1971 McAllister, Willard, 7/25/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1972 Jones, Leonard B., 10/2/2006, Getty, Ret. 1987 Johnson, William, 10/10/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1984 McBride Jr., Charles J., 10/20/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Klecz, Stanislaus F., 7/21/06, Getty, Ret. 1983 Jones, Wayne E., 11/17/06, Gulf, Ret. 1978 9 McDonald, William W., 9/28/2006, Chevron, Ret. 1985 Klotz, Robert L., 12/7/2006, Getty, Ret. 1969 Kildea Jr., James J., 11/6/06, Gulf, Ret. 1994 Kowalchuk, Michael, 12/7/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1971 Brezniak, Peter S., 10/13/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1999 Cooper, Kenneth D., 8/11/2006, Unocal, Ret. Krompinger, Warren J., 11/10/06, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Brooke, Willie G., 10/14/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1978 Craig, Donald C., 8/6/2006, Unocal, Ret. Landry, Donnie G., 12/8/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Brzozowski, Joe B., 12/23/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1983 Curry, Evelyn, 9/3/2006, Unocal, Ret. Leblanc, Arthur E., 12/6/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1984 Byrne, Edward P., 10/15/06, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Dianovsky, Olga A., 8/1/2006, Unocal, Ret. Lee, Paul P., 10/5/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Pederson, Morris B., 12/8/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1977 Doyle, Barbara L., 7/7/2006, Unocal, Ret. Mattix, Ray M., 10/7/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1967 Pemberton, Harold E., 10/3/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1971 Erickson, Albin, 8/2/2006, Unocal, Ret. Mayard, Lenes P., 11/16/06, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Petersen Jr., Christian F., 12/17/2006, Texaco, Ret. Fessler, Wanda L., 8/1/2006, Unocal, Ret. Mc Connell, Joel P., 11/6/06, Gulf, Ret. 1976 1988 Fitzgerald, Terrance P., 7/9/2006, Unocal, Ret. Mc Goff, Thomas, 10/2/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Peyton, Watkins S., 10/21/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1978 Flynn, William C., 7/4/2006, Unocal, Ret. Medico, A. T., 11/28/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1972 Phillips, Kenneth W., 12/14/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1979 Flynn, William C., 7/4/2006, Unocal, Ret. Middendorf, Jacob, 9/25/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1979 Frederickson, Vernon W., 9/28/2006, Unocal, Ret. Mielke, William A., 10/30/06, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Due to space constraints, the remainder of the Gallop, David O., 7/31/2006, Unocal, Ret. Myers, Joseph A., 10/7/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1989 October 2006 – December 2006 In Memoriam Glass, Dean C., 9/19/2006, Unocal, Ret. Myers, Winfield S., 10/12/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 will appear in the next issue of Encore. Gonzales, Alfirio B., 7/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. Noreika, Joseph E., 10/18/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Alternatively, the web edition of the Quarter 2 Gonzales, Alfirio B., 7/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. Norwood, William R., 11/12/06, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Gorman, John W., 8/9/2006, Unocal, Ret. 2007 Encore contains the entire list of names. Parker, James A., 12/9/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Grimmett, James L., 7/8/2006, Unocal, Ret. Parsons, Freddison W., 11/11/06, Gulf, Ret. 1978 Hays, Bobby J., 7/4/2006, Unocal, Ret. Payne, Billy J., 12/9/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1986 Below are the names that were left off of the July Hebert, Bethany, 7/5/2006, Unocal, Ret. Penn, Alfred R., 8/1/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1979 2006 – September 2006 listing in the Quarter 1 Helt, Virginia Z., 8/5/2006, Unocal, Ret. Personius, Roger J., 9/25/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1982 2007 Encore. Hilson, Lizzie, 8/2/2006, Unocal, Ret. Pesant, Alfonso E., 10/22/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Horton, Johnny W., 8/28/2006, Unocal, Ret. Petty, Robert J., 12/6/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Pennington, Audrey E., 9/7/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1978 Hougan, Paul G., 9/26/2006, Unocal, Ret. Pomroy, James G., 11/5/06, Gulf, Ret. 1984 Peterson, Caroline M., 8/17/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1969 Hunkins, Fred A., 8/24/2006, Unocal, Ret. Reynolds, Jack W., 12/17/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Polidore Jr., Alex, 6/22/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1985 Irwin, Frederick M., 8/3/2006, Unocal, Ret. Rhame, Kenneth R., 12/19/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1986 Pontiff Jr., Paul G., 9/6/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1981 Isabell, Billie J., 7/1/2006, Unocal, Ret. Rice, Theodore, 8/24/06, Gulf, Ret. 1977 Porton, John, 7/17/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1977 Johnson, Geraldine L., 8/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. Richards, Grace C., 9/12/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1978 Powell, Harry, 8/12/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1991 Jungles, Corinne M., 8/6/2006, Unocal, Ret. Roberts, Edwin A., 11/23/06, Gulf, Ret. 1981 Prell, Fredrick R., 7/19/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1983 Kanuch, Louis E., 9/15/2006, Unocal, Ret. Roberts, Doyle R., 10/19/2005, Gulf, Ret. 1995 Reagan, Frank A., 7/31/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Kennedy, James M., 8/1/2006, Unocal, Ret. Robertson, George L., 11/4/06, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Redkey, Fred C., 9/6/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 King, Nathan J., 9/12/2006, Unocal, Ret. Russell, Claude G., 10/26/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1969 Reitz, Bruce W., 9/23/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1976 Krause, Donald J., 8/19/2006, Unocal, Ret. Sears, Robert S., 10/13/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Reynolds, Paul A., 7/25/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Kuntz, Robert W., 8/17/2006, Unocal, Ret. Sellers, Roy E., 6/19/06, Gulf, Ret. 1981 Richardson, Arlie T., 9/9/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1983 Le Jeune, Elias, 8/28/2006, Unocal, Ret. Shapiro, Gertrude G., 12/3/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1980 Rickart, William E., 7/24/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1988 Le Maire, Otto, 7/4/2006, Unocal, Ret. Smith Jr., F. Beckley, 10/19/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1986 Sain, Carl, 8/2/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1971 Logsdon, Jimmie L., 9/19/2006, Unocal, Ret. Sonnier, John N., 11/5/06, Gulf, Ret. 1974 Samuels, Joseph A., 7/22/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1977 Madison, Jack A., 9/14/2006, Unocal, Ret. Spears, Billie V., 10/2/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1992 Savoie, Earl P., 7/25/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1983 McNamara, Sadie M., 8/31/2006, Unocal, Ret. Steele, Joy H., 12/10/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1999 Scholl, Helen C., 12/17/2005, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Morrison, Charles E., 7/4/2006, Unocal, Ret. Stelly, Relis, 10/7/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1978 Schram, Pearl B., 8/9/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1978 Moseley, Richard T., 9/2/2006, Unocal, Ret. Stephens, Henry F., 10/16/06, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Schumann, Walter R., 9/4/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1975 Newton, John T., 7/24/2006, Unocal, Ret. Swetnam, Harold, 10/17/06, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Schwartzenburg, Albert P., 9/16/2006, Texaco, Ret. Niven, Maria A., 7/5/2006, Unocal, Ret. Taylor, James W., 10/11/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1984 1982 Norkus, Lloyd W., 7/31/2006, Unocal, Ret. Templin, Philip R., 10/19/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Sherman, Philip B., 7/11/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1979 Noss Jr, Oscar F., 8/23/2006, Unocal, Ret. Thibodeaux, Landry A., 11/26/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Silva, Roman M., 7/7/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Perry, Manuel, 9/20/2006, Unocal, Ret. Thompson, Floyd W., 10/25/06, Gulf, Ret. 1979 Smith, Frank M., 8/13/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1986 Pittman, Larry R., 8/12/2006, Unocal, Ret. Vilos, Kathleen, 10/2/2006, Gulf, Ret. 2006 Smith Jr., Irving M., 7/23/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1984 Quirke, Robert M., 8/30/2006, Unocal, Ret. Vlasic, Mary L., 11/10/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Smukula, Russell, 8/24/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1984 Rice, Ruth H., 9/29/2006, Unocal, Ret. Walters, William E., 11/7/06, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Solis, Don S., 7/21/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1984 Robbins, Jacolyn M., 8/9/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wardell Jr., J. M., 10/23/06, Gulf, Ret. 1967 Stockstill, Richard P., 6/28/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1976 Roberts, Willie R., 7/22/2006, Unocal, Ret. Ware, James R., 12/6/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Story, Hugh G., 8/17/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1981 Robinson, Frank W., 7/22/2006, Unocal, Ret. Watson, Joe L., 11/2/06, Gulf, Ret. 1989 Story Jr., Joe R., 8/10/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1989 Rogers, Ruby E., 7/8/2006, Unocal, Ret. Watson, Wallace B., 11/6/06, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Sutton, Paul L., 7/26/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Ruff, Lucille V., 8/2/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wessell, William J., 11/28/06, Gulf, Ret. 1981 Thompson, Jon B., 7/23/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1990 Salmon, Marshall, 7/24/2006, Unocal, Ret. White, Eldred E., 12/10/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1971 Veters, Frederick W., 6/24/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1997 Salo, Jean, 7/15/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wilkes, Earl R., 10/29/06, Gulf, Ret. 1985 Villemarette, Glynn E., 8/29/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1986 Sawyer, James C., 9/10/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wilkirson Jr., William C., 10/14/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1981 Wahl, William J, 8/1/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Sherman, James C., 8/14/2006, Unocal, Ret. Willis, Paul B., 12/15/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1974 Wair, Roy C., 7/27/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1980 Sladek, Bernice L., 8/23/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wittenez, Earl A., 9/2/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1986 Walsh, Robert H., 8/28/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1980 Smith, Ralph W., 7/28/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wylie, Leonard A., 11/15/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1982 Ward, Hubert E., 6/26/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1979 Smith, Robert L., 9/7/2006, Unocal, Ret. Young, Frances M., 10/11/2006, Gulf, Ret. 1983 Warner, Fredie O., 8/22/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1995 Sowell, Johnnie D., 9/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wells, Wilbur E., 6/20/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1980 Sparks, Leo H., 7/19/2006, Unocal, Ret. Aspel, Donald G., 11/19/06, Texaco, Ret. 1985 Wells, Charles W., 8/30/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1981 Steinhausen, Jack, 8/23/2006, Unocal, Ret. Austin, William M., 11/10/06, Texaco, Ret. 1975 Widner, Vern P., 9/20/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1973 Stump, Dan, 9/1/2006, Unocal, Ret. Bajt, Francis, 10/14/06, Texaco, Ret. 1977 Yike Jr., Daniel W., 7/23/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1985 Tackett, Beverly J., 8/15/2006, Unocal, Ret. Baker Jr., Joseph, 10/14/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 York, Edgar M., 6/5/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1977 Tanaka, Ricky M., 9/3/2006, Unocal, Ret. Baldwin, Donald A., 11/3/06, Texaco, Ret. 1978 Zedler, Wilton B., 8/12/2000, Texaco, Ret. 1978 Thomas Jr, Samuel, 7/13/2003, Unocal, Ret. Ballard, Wiley P., 8/28/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Tippett, Jon D., 8/24/2006, Unocal, Ret. Baylis, Ralph L., 11/6/06, Texaco, Ret. 1973 Albright, Kenneth, 9/10/2006, Unocal, Ret. Walker, William W., 7/12/2006, Unocal, Ret. Beck, Joseph A., 11/29/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1975 Ambler, Donald A., 8/23/2006, Unocal, Ret. Walvatne, Leo, 8/14/2006, Unocal, Ret. Belanger Jr., Milton J., 10/10/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1988 Anderson, Griffith N., 8/5/2006, Unocal, Ret. Weber, Raymond, 8/22/2006, Unocal, Ret. Bell, Don A., 11/12/06, Texaco, Ret. 1994 Baca, George C., 7/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. West, Doris L., 8/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. Benoit, Wilbur J., 11/9/06, Texaco, Ret. 1984 Biers, Reginald J., 7/15/2006, Unocal, Ret. Widger, Gerald K., 9/2/2006, Unocal, Ret. Bergin, Anthony E., 10/9/2006, Texaco, Ret. 2004 Birkeland, James M., 7/3/2006, Unocal, Ret. Williams, Wells, 8/8/2006, Unocal, Ret. Bishop, Kenneth S., 10/20/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1986 Brackmann, Ruth M., 8/11/2006, Unocal, Ret. Williamson, Gerald E., 8/27/2006, Unocal, Ret. Blanchard, Joseph S., 12/7/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Bretthauer, Don J., 8/2/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wolfertz, Karl H., 9/30/2006, Unocal, Ret. Boland, Richard J., 10/28/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1996 Brown, James C., 9/1/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wood, Russell, 7/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. Boudreaux, Beverly J., 11/1/06, Texaco, Ret. 1983 Caligari, Gladys M., 7/5/2006, Unocal, Ret. Wright Jr., Sidney, 8/11/2006, Unocal, Ret. Bourgeois, Calvin D., 9/21/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1978 Cokeing, Ruth E., 8/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. Zitnik, Leonard C., 7/7/2006, Unocal, Ret. Bradley, Athel A., 11/19/2006, Texaco, Ret. 1982 Cooper, Irene E., 7/13/2006, Unocal, Ret. 10