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Carlson Crewmember Only A‐B 11/10/2009 STATE OF ALASKA Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission Carlson Summary Crewmember License Holders ONLY Obs Name Obs Name Obs Name 1 AADNES, STEWART W. 2 AADSEN, TELE L. 3 AAFF, DANIEL L. 4 AAGAARD, PETER G. 5 AAKER, JESSIE J. 6 AAL, MARTIN A. 7 AALAND, DAVID R. 8 AALAND, RICHARD D. 9 AALCOMB, CHUCK J. 10 AALONA, ALLAN J. 11 AAMOT, JAN E. 12 AANDENID, MARK 13 AANDERUD, ZACHARY T. 14 AAREN, RUSSELL P. 15 AARHAUG, TORFINN 16 AARON, DARWIN A. 17 AARON, JONATHAN G. 18 AARON, WAYNE R. 19 AARON, WILLIAM H. 20 AARON, WILLIAM O. 21 AASE, ANGELA M. 22 AASE, HENNING 23 AASEN, JON J. 24 AASNESS, JOHN C. 25 ABAD, JOSEPH C. 26 ABADIE, BERNARD 27 ABADY, MOHAMMED E. 28 ABALAMA, SHANNON R. 29 ABALATEO, RENATO S. 30 ABALOS, ANTHONY 31 ABALOS, HERMAN G. 32 ABAN MOO, WILLIAM F. 33 ABAN, FREDDY T. 34 ABATE, TIM D. 35 ABBE, THOMAS E. 36 ABBEY, CHRIS W. 37 ABBEY, STEVEN C. 38 ABBEY, WAYNE T. 39 ABBOTT, ADAM J. 40 ABBOTT, BRUCE K. 41 ABBOTT, BRYAN 42 ABBOTT, CARLOS F. 43 ABBOTT, CHARLES V. 44 ABBOTT, DAVID N. 45 ABBOTT, DENNIS R. 46 ABBOTT, ERIC S. 47 ABBOTT, GREG P. 48 ABBOTT, HANS T. 49 ABBOTT, HAROLD W. 50 ABBOTT, JACK T. 51 ABBOTT, JIM 52 ABBOTT, JOHN P. 53 ABBOTT, MARK A. 54 ABBOTT, ROBERT L. 55 ABBOTT, ROBERT W. 56 ABBOTT, ROSS W. 57 ABBOTT, ROY W. 58 ABBOTT, WAYNE T. 59 ABBOTTMOORE, MATTHEW A. 60 ABDAL‐SHAHEED, NASIF M. 61 ABDELHADI, ADAM T. 62 ABDICH, TERRY D. 63 ABDO, ALEXANDER S. 64 ABDOVLAYE, BARRY 65 ABDUL AZIZ, ROCIO M. 66 ABDULKADIR, NURADIN A. 67 ABE, EIBUN 68 ABE, GUYOO 69 ABE, JUNICHI 70 ABE, JUNJI 71 ABE, KAZUO 72 ABE, KENJI 73 ABE, MASANORI 74 ABE, MASAO 75 ABE, MASATAKA 76 ABE, MASUO 77 ABE, RIEJE 78 ABE, RYOICHI 79 ABE, SHINSAKO 80 ABE, SHINYA 81 ABE, SHIZUHARU 82 ABE, SHOZO 83 ABE, SIOIOCHI 84 ABE, TAKAHIRO 85 ABE, TOSHIO 86 ABE, YOSHIHIRO 87 ABEDI, ARMIN 88 ABEGG, PHILIP G. 89 ABEL, ADAM J. 90 ABEL, DARREN A. 91 ABEL, GARY 92 ABEL, GARY L.J 93 ABEL, JERRY D. 94 ABEL, JUSTIN 95 ABEL, LEIF B. 96 ABEL, MITCHELL E. 97 ABEL, RYAN M. 98 ABEL, YUES A. 99 ABELLA, BERT 100 ABELLA, MARK A. 101 ABELLA, MICHAEL C. 102 ABELLA, WENDI J. 103 ABENA, JEREMY B. 104 ABERASTURI, DANIEL 105 ABERCROMBIE, LARRY J. 106 ABERCROMBIE, PAUL M. 107 ABERLE, STEVEN C. 108 ABERNATHY, PAUL E. 109 ABERNATHY, TRAVIS G. 110 ABERT, DAVID J. 111 ABEYTA, JOE 112 ABFALTER, MARILYN 113 ABFALTER, MELODY K. 114 ABISSET, PATRICK Y. 115 ABLEMAN, JACK D. 116 ABLES, ROBERT 117 ABLIN, BARRY B. 118 ABOKAR, ABDULKADIR 119 ABOUREZLE, GEORGE B. 120 ABOVHOSSEN, KAMAL H. 121 ABPLANALP, JANET L. 122 ABRAHAM, CHANDY 123 ABRAHAM, JONATHAN M. 124 ABRAHAM, KARL E. 125 ABRAHAM, MARK R. 126 ABRAHAM, PATRICK M. 127 ABRAHAM, TEAME A. 128 ABRAHAMS, MIKE 129 ABRAHAMSON, CORY A. 130 ABRAHAMSON, DAVID A. 131 ABRAHAMSON, EDWARD L. 132 ABRAHAMSON, ERIC N. 133 ABRAHAMSON, JEFF 134 ABRAHAMSSON, JONAS R. 135 ABRAHAN, RANDY L. 136 ABRAM, DOUGLAS E. 137 ABRAMOFF, IVAN S. 138 ABRAMOVICH, JAMES M. 139 ABRAMOVICH, MICHAEL 140 ABRAMS, JOHN D. 141 ABRAMS, LESLIE R. 142 ABRAMS, ROBERT J. 143 ABRAMS, RONALD K. 144 ABRAMS, ROSS 145 ABRAMSKI, DAVID J. 146 ABRAMSON, JOHN W. 147 ABREA, JOSE E. 148 ABREGO, GILBERTO 149 ABREGO, RUBIN P. 150 ABREU, JASON R. 151 ABRHAMSSON, JONAS R. 152 ABRUSKA, JOE 153 ABSHERE, DENNIS W. Page 1 of 68 A‐B 11/10/2009 STATE OF ALASKA Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission Carlson Summary Crewmember License Holders ONLY Obs Name Obs Name Obs Name 154 ABSHIER, JOEL W. 155 ABSHIRE, DIANE E. 156 ABSHIRE, DIANE E. 157 ABSTEN, KYLE E. 158 ABSTEN, ROGER L. 159 ABSTON, MELISSA A. 160 ABUD JR, ROBERT T. 161 ABUD SR, ROBERTO T. 162 ABUDA, RITCHIE R. 163 ABUID, JUAN 164 ABULA, AARON H. 165 ABUZA, ALEXANDRA 166 ABZ, MOTOO 167 ABZ, SADAMU 168 ACBAY, VICTOR 169 ACBORN, ARTHUR M. 170 ACCIMUS, PAT 171 ACEVEDO, GUILLEROLO A. 172 ACHERSON, RYAN C. 173 ACHESON, ALLAN D. 174 ACHESON, ANGEL R. 175 ACHESON, CHARLES W. 176 ACHESON, DOUGLAS J. 177 ACHESON, GLENN M. 178 ACHESON, JILL 179 ACHTEN, JOHN 180 ACHTEN, SHAUN M. 181 ACIDERA, CHARLES P. 182 ACIKBAS, MEMAT S. 183 ACKER, CLIFFORD A. 184 ACKER, FRED A. 185 ACKER, NORMAN C. 186 ACKERLUND, WAYNE 187 ACKERLY, SHANE R. 188 ACKERMAN, BENJAMIN J. 189 ACKERMAN, CHRISTINA M. 190 ACKERMAN, CORY M. 191 ACKERMAN, DAVID L. 192 ACKERMAN, DAVID S. 193 ACKERMAN, DOROTHY J. 194 ACKERMAN, JAMES 195 ACKERMAN, RANDALL R. 196 ACKERMAN, SHAWN A. 197 ACKERMAN, TODD A. 198 ACKERMANN, JOSEPH G. 199 ACKERMANN, TIM 200 ACKERSON, CAROL A. 201 ACKERSON, DANIEL J. 202 ACKESON, JIL 203 ACKLES, RONALD B. 204 ACKLEY, DAVID F. 205 ACKROYD, SHARON M. 206 ACOBA, NESTOR B. 207 ACOPULOS, SCOTT A. 208 ACORD, NATHANIEL T. 209 ACORN, TREVOR J. 210 ACORN, TYLER D. 211 ACOSTA ARAGON, LUIS R. 212 ACOSTA HERNANDEZ, JUAN CARLOS 213 ACOSTA, ALFREDO 214 ACOSTA, ANGEL 215 ACOSTA, CESAR L. 216 ACOSTA, DAVID 217 ACOSTA, EDMUNDO M. 218 ACOSTA, FRANCISCO 219 ACOSTA, GINO R. 220 ACOSTA, JETHRO S. 221 ACOSTA, JOHN G. 222 ACOSTA, JOSE 223 ACOSTA, JUAN 224 ACOSTA, LUIS A. 225 ACOSTA, MARTIN T. 226 ACOSTA, NATHANIA 227 ACOSTA, PATROCINIO 228 ACOSTA, SALVADOR L. 229 ACQUAFRESCA, BRIAN E. 230 ACQUAFRESCA, JANNA F. 231 ACQUAFRESCA, JOSEPH V. 232 ACTIVE, SHAWNA M. 233 ACTON, GREGORY R. 234 ACUESTA, CESAR G. 235 ACUFF, MATTHEW M. 236 ACUNA, ALFRDO P. 237 ACUNA, JOSE J. 238 ADAIR, DENNIS S. 239 ADAIR, GEORGE 240 ADAIR, MICHAEL 241 ADAIR, SUSAN K. 242 ADALBERTO, CORTES C. 243 ADAM, DENTON C. 244 ADAM, KATHY E. 245 ADAM, MC GOHAN S. 246 ADAM, STEPHEN M. 247 ADAME, JUAN C. 248 ADAMEK, FRANK W. 249 ADAMEK, JEROME J. 250 ADAMELE, JAMES F. 251 ADAMIAN, RICHARD H. 252 ADAMIETZ, NORBERT B. 253 ADAMOWICZ, EDWARD R. 254 ADAMS KIRT, STAN 255 ADAMS MEEK, KARIN M. 256 ADAMS, ANDREW F. 257 ADAMS, AVERY L. 258 ADAMS, BEN J. 259 ADAMS, BENNIE 260 ADAMS, BORMAN D. 261 ADAMS, BRADLEY S. 262 ADAMS, BRANDON K. 263 ADAMS, BRENDAN P. 264 ADAMS, BRETT J. 265 ADAMS, BROCK D. 266 ADAMS, BRUCE C. 267 ADAMS, CARL F. 268 ADAMS, CARLA J. 269 ADAMS, CHAD 270 ADAMS, CHARLES F. 271 ADAMS, CHARLES S. 272 ADAMS, CHRISTOPHER D. 273 ADAMS, CHRISTOPHER J. 274 ADAMS, CHRISTOPHER M. 275 ADAMS, CHRYSTAL M. 276 ADAMS, DAN M. 277 ADAMS, DANIEL H. 278 ADAMS, DAVID E. 279 ADAMS, DAVID L. 280 ADAMS, DEREK W. 281 ADAMS, DOMINIC C. 282 ADAMS, DONALD P. 283 ADAMS, ED 284 ADAMS, EDWARD C. 285 ADAMS, ERIC L. 286 ADAMS, FORESTER B. 287 ADAMS, FRED A. 288 ADAMS, GAILEN L. 289 ADAMS, GENE K. 290 ADAMS, GEORGE J. 291 ADAMS, GLEN D. 292 ADAMS, GORDON 293 ADAMS, GUS D. 294 ADAMS, HAVRIYIL V. 295 ADAMS, HENRY P. 296 ADAMS, HOLLY J. 297 ADAMS, HOWARD W. 298 ADAMS, ILENE 299 ADAMS, JACK L. 300 ADAMS, JACOB Q. 301 ADAMS, JAMES E. 302 ADAMS, JAMES K. 303 ADAMS, JASON L. 304 ADAMS, JASPER L. 305 ADAMS, JEFFERY T. 306 ADAMS, JEFFREY K. Page 2 of 68 A‐B 11/10/2009 STATE OF ALASKA Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission Carlson Summary Crewmember License Holders ONLY Obs Name Obs Name Obs Name 307 ADAMS, JEFFRY M. 308 ADAMS, JENNIFER A. 309 ADAMS, JENNIFER E. 310 ADAMS, JERAMY L. 311 ADAMS, JEREMY T. 312 ADAMS, JILL A. 313 ADAMS, JIMMY 314 ADAMS, JOE P. 315 ADAMS, JOHN D. 316 ADAMS, JOHN M. 317 ADAMS, JOHN M. 318 ADAMS, JOHNNY C. 319 ADAMS, JOHNNY C. 320 ADAMS, JONATHAN R. 321 ADAMS, JONATHAN R. 322 ADAMS, JOSEPH F. 323 ADAMS, JOSH 324 ADAMS, KEITH L. 325 ADAMS, KELLY C. 326 ADAMS, KENNETH D. 327 ADAMS, KEVIN C. 328 ADAMS, LARRY 329 ADAMS, LARRY M. 330 ADAMS, LEE A. 331 ADAMS, LINDA M. 332 ADAMS, MARK 333 ADAMS, MARK A. 334 ADAMS, MARK S. 335 ADAMS, MATTHEW D. 336 ADAMS, MATTHEW J. 337 ADAMS, MICHAEL B. 338 ADAMS, MICHAEL E. 339 ADAMS, MICHAEL J. 340 ADAMS, MICHAEL J. 341 ADAMS, MICHAEL J. 342 ADAMS, MICHAEL L. 343 ADAMS, MICHAEL R. 344 ADAMS, MICHELLE L. 345 ADAMS, MIKE 346 ADAMS, NATHANAEL P. 347 ADAMS, NICOLE A. 348 ADAMS, NOEL K. 349 ADAMS, NOEL L. 350 ADAMS, NOEL R. 351 ADAMS, PATRICK N. 352 ADAMS, PERRY M. 353 ADAMS, R E. 354 ADAMS, RALPH W. 355 ADAMS, RANDY B. 356 ADAMS, RAYMOND A. 357 ADAMS, RICHARD P. 358 ADAMS, RICHARD T. 359 ADAMS, RICHARD W. 360 ADAMS, RICHARED C. 361 ADAMS, ROBERT D. 362 ADAMS, ROBERT E. 363 ADAMS, ROBIN L. 364 ADAMS, SARAH E. 365 ADAMS, SCOTT 366 ADAMS, SCOTT A. 367 ADAMS, SCOTT M. 368 ADAMS, SCOTT S. 369 ADAMS, SETH D. 370 ADAMS, SHAWN E. 371 ADAMS, STAN L. 372 ADAMS, STANLEY L. 373 ADAMS, STANLEY S. 374 ADAMS, STEPHANIE L. 375 ADAMS, STEPHEN K. 376 ADAMS, STEPHEN W. 377 ADAMS, STEVE E. 378 ADAMS, STEVEN 379 ADAMS, STEVEN F. 380 ADAMS, THOMAS R. 381 ADAMS, TIM E. 382 ADAMS, TIM S. 383 ADAMS, TOBY S. 384 ADAMS, TODD A. 385 ADAMS, TODD H. 386 ADAMS, TONY 387 ADAMS, TYLER P. 388 ADAMS, TYSON R. 389 ADAMS, VERNON L. 390 ADAMS, WADE E. 391 ADAMS, WAMBIDEE 392 ADAMS, WAYNE E. 393 ADAMS, WILLIAM C. 394 ADAMS, WILLIAM E. 395 ADAMS, ZEL 396 ADAMSIV, JOHN R. 397 ADAMSKI, MARK P. 398 ADAMSON, KENNETH D.
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