Books Are the Products of Many Hands, and This Work Certainly Benefited from the Contributions of Many People. Nearly Two Dozen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Books are the products of many hands, and this Two corporate histories, one published in 1966 Lynn Porter sent manuscripts to reviewers and work certainly benefited from the contributions and the other, A Century of Light, written by R.E. hounded them for comments. Dale Jahr provided of many people. “Dint” Furois in 1989, provided considerable perspective on the investment community. From background on the company’s early years. Jane airports, Kyle White checked in with answers to Nearly two dozen current and former employees Mobley’s fine bookPower: the Story of Missouri historical questions and words of encouragement. and board members agreed to be interviewed for Public Service was also helpful. the project, including: Roxann Basham, Dale Vantage Point consultant, Johanna Blume, Clement, Don Dubej, David Emery, Jim Emery, Staff at various repositories provided images and processed records stored in various locations. She Linn Evans, John Howard, Everett Hoyt, Dale information including: Arlette Hansen at the was helped considerably in her work by Jennifer Jahr, Kay Jorgensen, Charlie & Irene Klueber, Dan Adams Museum, Carolyn Weber at the Homestake Romero-Douglas and Marie Johnson on Alexa Landguth, Larry Likewise, George Locke, Mark Adams Research Center, Reid Riner at the Stulken’s team in Records Compliance. Lux, Jim Mattern, Tom Ohlmacher, Joe and Vicki Minnilusa Pioneer Museum ( Journey Museum), Rovere, John Schunneman, Mark Thies, Kyle Steven Wilson at Ellsworth Air Force Base, Patti At Vantage Point, Craig Chapman conscientiously White, and Jim Williams. Many of these folks also Anderson at the Devereaux Library (SDSM&T) transcribed the interviews. Jan Tippett copyedited read and commented on drafts of the manuscript.
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