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MEMBERSHIP 2012-2013 DIRECTORY Kansas Aggregate Producers’ Association & Kansas Ready Mixed Concrete Association 800 SW Jackson St., Ste.1408 Topeka, KS 66612 Phone: 785-235-1188 Fax: 785-235-2544 [email protected] www.kapa-krmca.org 1 2 Table of Contents Page Introduction 4 2012 KAPA Board of Directors 6 2012 KRMCA Board of Directors 7 2012 M&T Board of Directors 8 KAPA-KRMCA Staff 9 KAPA Past Presidents 10 KRMCA Past Presidents 11 KAPA Producer Members 15 KRMCA Producer Members 39 Geographical Listings 59 M&T Division 81 Governmental Listings 109 Regulatory Listings 129 Related Associations 137 Advertisement Index 141 Kansas Aggregate Producers’ Association Kansas Ready Mixed Concrete Association 800 S.W. Jackson Street, Suite 1408 Topeka, Kansas 66612 785-235-1188 ♦ fax: 785-235-2544 www.kapa-krmca.org ♦ [email protected] Edward R. “Woody” Moses, Managing Director Wendy M. Harms, Associate Director Published May 2012 3 Introduction The Kansas Ready Mixed Concrete Association (KRMCA) and the Kansas Aggregate Producers' Association (KAPA) are proud to present this Directory. The use of this Directo- ry and association member services will contribute to the strength of the two Associations. The officers and directors of the associations constantly work toward the betterment of the construction industry. If there is anything the two Associations can do to help, please do not hesitate to contact the Associations' office. The Manufacturers and Technical Division, who are principally responsible for this Directory’s publication, deserve consideration when purchasing goods or services. We hope this Directory will be useful to your everyday business. Purposes of the Associations ♦ The exchange of ideas and information relative to the production, sale and use of aggregate products and ready mixed concrete in Kansas. ♦ Dedicated to promoting and enlarging the use and consumption of industry products ♦ Provide a basis for the members of the aggregate and ready mixed concrete industries to coordinate their efforts in solving common problems ♦ Perform acts and services on behalf of the industry that may be more satisfactorily performed by group action as opposed to an individual one. ♦ KAPA-KRMCA is dedicated to the betterment of the ready mixed concrete and aggregate industries in the state of Kansas and works for both members and non- members. 4 HistoryHistory of ofthe the Associations Association Kansas Ready Mixed Concrete Association Kansas Aggregate Producers' Association The Kansas Ready Mixed Concrete Association was formed on January 16, 1957, in Wichita, Kansas. It was chartered as a non-profit trade association on February 26, 1957. There were 32 charter members, representing the major ready mixed concrete firms in Kansas, and most of them are still members. This organization is dedi- cated to the betterment of the ready mixed concrete in- dustry in the state of Kansas and works for both members and non-members. The association distributes literature beneficial to the membership, sponsors district or regional meetings each year for members and their guests and publishes this an- nual directory. This directory is available, free of charge, to members, engineers, contractors and public officials in Kansas. The first president of the association was Mr. Vic Baum, Great Bend. The presidency has been held by principal officers of many member companies listed in the present directory. Over the years, the membership has grown from the original 32 to approximately 70 compa- nies. Because of the close association between aggregate producers and the ready mixed concrete industry, the Kansas Aggregate Producers' Association was formed in 1967 from the Kansas Sand and Gravel Producers' Asso- ciation (circa 1965) and the Kansas Limestone Associa- tion which was founded by John Riddell, Bob Killough, & Norman Hamm in 1948. Mr. Floyd Stryker of Blue Rapids was the first president of the Associations. Today, the Kansas Aggregate Producers' Association represents approximately 70 of sand, gravel and crushed stone pro- ducers. The associations maintain a joint office in Topeka under Managing Director Edward R. "Woody" Moses. He is assisted by Wendy Harms, Associate Director. The asso- ciation staff operates under the direction of a board of directors representing both organizations and conducts business such as lobbying activities, educational activi- ties, meetings, and maintains a close relationship with the national organizations representing our industries. 5 2012 KAPA Officers & Directors Term Expires Randy Hattesohl, President 2015 APAC Kansas Inc. Shears Div., Hays (785) 625-3459 Dane Barclay, Vice President 2013 Alsop Sand, Concordia (785) 243-4249 Dan Woodward, Secretary/Treasurer 2013 Kansas Sand & Concrete, Topeka (785) 235-6284 Ramon Gonzalez, Past President 2013 Hamm Quarry, Inc., Perry (785) 579-5111 Steve Sloan, Director 2013 Midwest Minerals, Inc., Pittsburg (620) 231-8120 Kelly Briggs, Director 2013 Bayer Construction Co., Inc., Manhattan (785) 776-8839 Robin Huber, Director 2014 Huber Sand, Garden City (620) 275-7601 Rod Setchell, Director 2014 Martin Marietta Materials, Ottawa (620) 382-3330 Frank Rockers, Director 2013 Penny’s Aggregates, Shawnee (913) 441-8781 Nadine Stannard, Director 2015 Associated Material & Supply Co., Inc., Wichita (316) 721-3848 Eric Bettis, Director 2015 Mid States Materials L.L.C., Topeka (785) 887-6038 6 2012 KRMCA Officers & Directors Term Expires Justin Crain, President 2013 American Concrete Co., Inc., Pittsburg (620) 231-1520 Dwayne O’Brien, Vice President 2013 O’Brien Ready Mix, St. Paul (620) 449-2257 Jim Coffin, Secretary/Treasurer 2013 J.A.G. Construction Co., Inc., Dodge City (620) 225-0061 Steve McDonald, Past President 2014 Geiger Ready Mix Co., Inc., Leavenworth (913) 772-4010 Neal Morris, Director 2015 Concrete Materials Company, Wichita (316) 522-8454 Randy Hattesohl, Director 2013 APAC KS, Inc. Shears Div., Hays (785) 625-3459 Mark Woods, Director 2014 Independence Ready Mix, Independence (785) 425-6232 Tim Zynda, Director 2014 Lafarge North America, Wichita (316) 462-0100 Peter Browning, Director 2013 Salina Concrete Products, Salina (785) 827-7281 Matt Eichman, Director 2015 Midwest Concrete Materials, Manhattan (785) 776-8811 Curt Kitson, CMAF Director 2013 The Monarch Cement Co., Hays (785) 625-7091 7 2012 M&T Officers & Directors Term Expires Jeff Preisner, President 2013 Monarch Cement Co., Topeka (785) 845-4086 Alan Bandyk, Vice President 2013 Grace Construction Products (816) 830-9543 Ken Wasinger, Past President 2013 Berry Tractor & Equipment Co., Topeka (785) 266-9509 Eric Trytten, Secretary-Treasurer 2013 Ash Grove Cement Co., Wichita (316) 250-5400 Honorary Members Honorary Members M.H. (Ole) Olhemeier Wakeeney, Kansas 67672 (785) 743-6744 Former Company: Wakeeney Redi-Mix Loyd Peterson 3727 SW Brooklawn Dr. Topeka, KS 66611 (785) 234-3344 Former Company: Portland Cement Association Richard Atkinson 1702 S. College Pittsburg, KS 66762 (620) 231-9256 Former Company: Midwest Minerals Marvin Zielsdorf 3625 NE Wabash Topeka, KS 66617 (785) 286-1117 Former Company: Hamm Quarry 8 AssociationAssociation Staff Staff KAPA-KRMCA 800 SW Jackson St., Suite 1408 (785) 235-1188 Topeka, KS 66612 Fax: (785) 235-2544 www.kapa-krmca.org [email protected] Edward R. "Woody" Moses Managing Director [email protected] Wendy M. Harms Associate Director [email protected] This Directory has been prepared as a Membership Service. For more information about the Associations, please contact us at 785-235-1188. 9 KAPA Past Presidents Kansas Aggregate Producers' Association Floyd Stryker 1966 Ron Siebert 1967 Ray J. Ulsh 1968 Don Popejoy 1969 V. Harvey Miles 1970 Emil Mueller 1971 Beryle Tolbert 1972 Dal Grinstead 1973 Elbert Feaster 1974 Harold McAtee 1975 Robert D. Carlile 1976 Roy Wash 1977 Gordon McCauley 1978 Harold Telhorst 1979 Charles Millsap 1980 David Walker 1981 Harold Morgison 1982 David Kershaw 1983 Jack Mauser 1984 Steven P. Hatfield 1985 Dennis Clovis 1986 Richard Atkinson 1986 Peter Powell 1987 Tom McAdam 1988 David Abell 1989 George Pearson, Jr. 1990 Kenny Platt 1991 Bill Morlan 1992 Bill Gahan 1993-94 Marvin Zielsdorf 1995-96 Dane Barclay 1997-98 Kenneth Johnson 1999-00 Steve Heft 2000-02 Steve Sloan 2003-04 Kelly Briggs 2005-06 Warren Harshman 2007-08 Ramon Gonzalez 2009-10 10 KRMCAPast PresidentsPast Presidents Kansas Ready Mixed Concrete Association Vic. E. Baum 1957 O.W. Kershaw 1958 Walt Keeler 1959 W.F. Kipper 1960 Claude Rhoades 1961 Ralph Hunter 1962 C. Lee Rainey 1963 Stanley D. Penny 1964 Tommy Sneden 1965 W.F. Kipper 1966 Jim Allen 1967 Don Birchenough 1968 Donald W. Baldwin 1969 Harold McAtee 1970 Kenneth L. Harris 1971 David Monical 1972 Laurence D. Cox 1973 J.D. Feaster 1974 Earl F. Callison, Jr. 1975 Dean Tweedy 1976 Dan Kershaw 1977 Charles Hayes 1978 Hale Ritchie 1979 Ray Woods 1980 Flavel Simcox 1981 Emil Mueller 1982 Dean Barnum 1983 Dean Sailsbury 1984 Jim Powell 1985 Richard Allen 1986 Steve Glass 1987 Emil Mueller 1988 Ken Brown 1989 Jim Coffin 1990 J.D. Munley 1991 Gary Cullor 1992-93 Steve Morgan 1994-95 Jay O'Brien 1996-97 Roy Westhoff 1998-99 Kent Webber 2000-01 John Pendry 2002-03 Marc Westhoff 2004-05 Matt Ritchie 2006-07 Joe Marney 2008-09 Steve McDonald 2010-11 11 NEMAHA SAND & GRAVEL, INC. 1201 BALTIMORE STREET SENECA, KANSAS 66538 Seneca PIT: 785-336-1223 Vogler Pit: 785-713-1739 FAX: 785-336-3063 DEAN A. LUCKEROTH, PRESIDENT RUSTY STRYKER, OPERATIONS MANAGER PLANT LOCATION: SENECA: EAST OF SENECA & 5 MILES NORTH BARNES: 1200 BIG BEAR RD. BARNES, KS 12 13 14 Producer Members 15 KAPA Producer Members ALSOP SAND CO., INC. 105 Industrial Road (785) 243-4249 Concordia, KS 66901 Fax: (785) 243-4255 Dane Q. Barclay, President Plant Locations: Abilene Concordia Salina Clay Center Scandia Asphalt Milling Sites: Ellsworth Lincoln Belleville Member Since 1988 APAC-MISSOURI and KANSAS CITY P.O. Box 23910 (913) 814-6700 Overland Park, KS 66283 Fax: (913) 814-6766 David Guillaume, President www.apac-ksmo.com Beau Boulden, Sales Manager Tim Elliott, Trucking & Logistics Man.
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