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Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees First Name Last Name Company John Mcgowan ADM Chad West ADM Angie Berlanga Advanced Resource Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees First name Last name Company John McGowan ADM Chad West ADM Angie Berlanga Advanced Resources William Goehrke Advanced Resources Tim Fruehling Air Canada Dominc Rossi Air Canada Ron Topp Alliance Larry Geyer Alltranstek Jay Kraska Alltranstek Greg Albert Alta Max LLC Ricky McGee Alter Roger Little Alter Trading Harold Storz American Railcar Industries, Inc. Ronald Ducharme ArcBest Corp. Cary Gessler ArcelorMittal Timothy Lucero ARS Recycling Systems Chaney Finn Atkore Brett VanPelt Atkore Naumce Pejoski Atlas Tube Jody Taylor Atlas Tube Diana Cavarretta Averitt Express Stan Stewart Averitt Express Daniel Emerson Axalta Coating Angelo LaMantia Badger Mining Corporation Jordan Busson Belt Railway Company of Chicago Timothy Coffey Belt Railway Company of Chicago Terry Hartwig Belt Railway Company of Chicago Dennis Warford Belt Railway Company of Chicago John Brennan Bestpass Inc. Steve Chavez BNSF Chad Peterson BNSF Jeff Holtz BP Dennis Onken BP Doug Hansen Brake Parts Bryan Meyers Brake Parts Ryan Warner Bunge Scott Erickson Bunge Corporation Conner Sheehan Bunge Corporation Don Wyss Bunge Corporation Brandi Kelly CAI Logistics Joan Power Canadian Pacific Matt O'Kray Canadian Pacific Railway Darrell Ortiz CDM Software Solutions, Inc. Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names. Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees James Allen CF Rail Services Erick Spicher CF Rail Services Jensen Jones CF Rail Services LLC. Phil Shook CH Robinson David Glines Chemtrade Logistics Matt Branch Chicago Freight Car Leasing Michael Kelly Chicago Freight Car Leasing Mike Kelly Chicago Freight Car Leasing Bill Plavsic Chicago Freight Car Leasing Pascuale Zozzaro Chicago Freight Car Leasing John Cooney Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Todd Kahn Chicago Freight Car Leasing Co. Wes Adkins CIG Logistics Michael Collins CIG Logistics Joe Hite CIMC Intermodal Equipment Brian Hofmann CIMC Intermodal Equipment Matthew Lee Circle Logistics Jay Frazier Citizens Asset Finance Russell Kazmierczak Clutch Global Logistics, Inc. Mike McDonnell CMA CGM Joe Voakes CMA CGM Allen Foster CN Andrew Fuller CN Lisa Hernandez CN Bill Louis CN Todd Nuelle CN Russ Perdue CN Buck Rogers CN Tim Roulston CN Greg Smith CN Mark Staton CN Emile Buteau Compass Land Group Jon Benesch Compass Lease LLC Daniel Dunleavy Compass Lease LLC Easton Frisby Connect Global Logistics Michael Boehm Cottingham & Butler Jim Gordon CP Rail Beth Mattson CP Rail Chuck Morf Creative Railcar Marketing Services Michael Oliver CST, A Forward Air Company Adam Sarmast CST, A Forward Air Company Bobby Giannone CSX Neal Hudson CSX Tom Tisa CSX Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names. Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees Marty Mikaitis Darwin Realty and Development Coley Loving DHL Global Forwarding Bill Frauenheim Diversified CPC, Intl Jeffrey Schmutte DJJ Rail Equipment Group Marty Sanders DriverSource John Frederick DriverSource, Inc Kevin Lhota DSI Security Services Brett Ullrich DSV edward phelan Eagle Intermodal Rachel Lockyer Eagle Railcar Services Eddie Beard ECB Consulting Services, LLC John Mims Echo Global Logistics Thomas Degnan Elevance Renewable Sciences Ted Roth Erman Corporation, Inc. Mike Logan Escanaba & Lake Superior Railroad Robert Ludtke Evraz North America Paul Gonzalez Exhibit Transfer Inc. Michael Oriole Expeditors International Mark Jatczak First Chicago Insurance Company Stephanie Pav First Logistics Robert Moran First Logistics Management Karen Galena First Logistics Specialized Services David Duffy First Logistics Transportation Services Tony Lopez Flavorchem Henry Vandenack Flavorchem Thomas Collett FlexiVan Konrad Torzewski FlexiVan Charlie Wellins FlexiVan Derek Eddy Four Star Transportation Co. Parker Holcomb Fraight Samuel Martinez Fraight Inc Dan Wallace FreightCar America Mark Villeneuve Fuji Film Anthony Hall G&W Tony Manrique GATX Katie Rudersdorf GATX Matt Wallin GATX David Bermele GET Logistics Lauren Healy Governors State University Karen Keating H&M Bay Inc Cameron Bowie Hapag Timothy Cunningham Hassett Express, LLC Dan Otting Hassett Logistics Jody Chisholm Hempel (USA) Inc. Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names. Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees Michael Barbato Hempel USA, Inc Tim Shaughnessy Heritage Group Don McKay Highroad Sandra Dearden Highroad Consulting, Ltd. Bob Amendola Hoegh Autoliners inc. Bruce Falch Hub Group Brad Voss Hub Group Pat Bambrick Iloca Steve Kranig IM-EX Global Inc. Lee Martini Infinity Transportation, LLC Tom Surma Ingredion Dan Cellitti IntelliTrans Trafton Elsea IntelliTrans Steve Novak Interdom John Tapscott International Feed Co. Peter Appel ITE Management Bill Kennelly JA Frate David Martin Jillamy Inc Mike Stengel JMK/IIT Steve Ostrowski Jones Lang LaSalle Brian O'Connor Kozacky Weitzel McGrath, P.C. Adam Putzer Landstar Dave Sheldon Lower Lakes Shipping Roger Ross Marigold, Inc. Ed Lencioni Marvel Group Lynnette Cozzolino Midland Manufacturing Margarette Ward Midland Manufacturing dan heraty Mi-Jack Charlie Dupin Miner Enterprises, Inc. Eric Graves Miner Enterprises, Inc. Jonathon Marlow Miner Enterprises, Inc. Ryan Deveikis Mitsui Rail Capital Daniel Penovich Mitsui Rail Capital LLC Donald Finnerty Montreal Port Authority John Janczak MSC Caitlin Klein MSC Alex From MUL Railcars, Inc Mark Mackey MWN Marketing, Inc. Jeff Mlinarcik National Steel Car Keith Bouquet National Steel Car Limited Daniel Fedor Nauto Charles Eatough Old World Industries Ronnie Armstrong ONE Tom Smart ONE Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names. Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees Peter Collett OOCL Jim Dillman Ozinga Rick Dykstra Ozinga Brian Vasquez Par Logistics, Inc James Kornas Patriot Rail Company LLC Doug Grewe PCA Bruce Ridley PCA Todd Stecko PCA Bob Beck PLM Trailer Leasing Christopher Bell PNC Equipment Finance Ken Roseberry PNC Equipment Finance Patrick Seger PPG Protective & Marine Coatings Tom Boyce Radiant Michael McGee Rail Industry Specialist, Inc. Will Geiger Railroad Financial Corp. Jace Frechette Railway Supply Group Chad Perrewe Railway Supply Group Rick Williams Rank Transportation LLC Remy Diebes REMPREX Derek Greer REMPREX Kevin Bahnline RESIDCO Glenn Davis RESIDCO Mike Lewicki RESIDCO Greg Schmid RESIDCO James Keuck Retired - BNSF Railway Mike Faucher RJW Transport Group, Inc David Clugg Salco Products Alex Degutis Salco Products Nathan Monico Salco Products Tom DeLafosse Salco Products, Inc. Griffin Schiele Salco Products, Inc. Andy Shelp Salco Products, Inc. Todd Waggoner Salco Products, Inc. Daniel Price Savage Services William Marston Service Shipping Ryan Taylor Service Shipping Inc Rick Gallenberger Sherwin-Williams Jerry Finan SMBC Rail Dan Welch SMBC Rail Services Bob Reinecke South Carolina Ports Authority Mark Gawronski Sumitomo Efrain Maldonado Supernus Global Solutions, Inc Tim Ryan T.H. Ryan Cartage Keith Rymut T.H. Ryan Cartage Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names. Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees Simon Golding Tata Steel Boyd Manning TexPar Energy Rick Stenerson TH Ryan Sean Hankinson The Andersons Ryan Eckert The David J Joseph Company Trey Savage The David J Joseph Company Michael Westergren TRAC Intermodal Michael Shaub Traffix Dave Garlington TransQuip USA Inc Walt Croson TransQuip USA, Inc Bill Corcoran TTX Mike Kelly TTX Patrick Magee TTX Bill Sheehan TTX Hughes Goulet TYT Patrick Turcotte TYT Colin McKenna Uber Freight Nick Phillips Uber Freight Bruce Betts Unaffiliated Pat Linden Union Pacific Railroad Catie Stoos Union Pacific Railroad Greg Trevel Union Tank Greg Bewley Union Tank Car Brian Wise Union Tank Car Pete Douglas Union Tank Car Company Matt Mahoney Union Tank Car Company Joe Maloney United States Steel Ronald Kozak USG Corporation Christopher Meyers USG Corporation Bill Hunt USI Insurance Tyler Rex USI Insurance Services, LLC Jack Bycraft Vedder Price Michael Draz Vedder Price P.C. Sylveter Pieczonka Wabtec Earl Bowser WATCO Companies Jason Murphree Watco Companies Tom Pellington Watco Mechanical Services, LLC Keith Andersen Wells Fargo Rail Jeff Anderson Wells Fargo Rail Tom Dattulo Wells Fargo Rail Gary Kearby Wells Fargo Rail Ryan Kelly Wells Fargo Rail Rob Sech Wells Fargo Rail Andrew Sutherland Wells Fargo Rail Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names. Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees Jim Bavaro Westwood Shipping Lines Bob Boyter Westwood Shipping Lines Leslie Tice Westwood Shipping Lines Edward Kurcz Williams Hayward Protective Coatings Jeff Schwarz Williams Hayward Protective Coatings Drew Nelson WLE Timothy Taylor Worldwide Logistic Partners Tom Baldacci WW Engineering Shane Boyle YRC Freight Tim Haitz YRC Freight Tony Joyce YRCW Melissa Klompstra Zekelman Industries Jeff Shulman Zekelman Industries Tom Barbera Allison Bernstein Bryan Costello Matt Dannegger BJ Doeringsfeld Paul Eggert William Fors Paul Gibbs Will Gieger Larry Gurganus John Haines Eric Johnson Dan Karpierz Ted Kash Bill Keener Joe Kim Patrick Leahy Steve Loranger Michael Manetta Pat Mazzanti Dustin Melton Andrew Middleton Patrick Middleton Tony Monico Nick Muday Joe Nash Scott Nelson Ryne Nomura Claudio Plaza Scott Reichl Jerry Richard Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names. Annual Dinner Golf Outing Attendees Zeke Rowan Stefanie Sandoval Jay Schalabi Roy Schalabi Matt Siemer Frank Stedem Mark Stefani Ajlin Tabakovic Peter Terkildsen Kyle Van Sickle Jim Vasquez Larry Wang Donald Werner Dave Williams Craig Zarzecki Note: This is not a complete list. Many companies purchase a foursome of golf and do not specify names..
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