by Tracie VanBecelaereManaging Editor

Birmingham, Alabama, is a city that was founded at the crossroads of two railroad lines and the coal, iron ore and limestone that lie underground made it easy for the iron and steel industries to thrive there. Watco now joins the railroads serving the city with the start-up of the Alabama Warrior Railway (ABWR).The ABWR began service to the city that

is tucked in the foothills of the Ap-palachian Mountains on August 7 with an ace crew on hand to assure all went well on day one. Bubba Marshall, Timber Rock train-master, Tony Clark, Gulf switch-ing director of operations, Randy Bryant, ABWR engineer, Jesse Lambert, ABWR conductor and John Snow, Pennsylvania Southern general manager were all aboard the ABWR 111-07 at 7:00 am to get the day going for Watco’s 21st short line railroad. The ABWR runs on 15 miles of track and primarily

delivers coal to Walter Coke Inc., (WCI) a furnace and foundry coke producer based in Birmingham. “We at Walter Coke are pleased to have success-

fully negotiated a mutually beneficial arrangement with Watco to provide rail services to support our

business,” said Chuck Stewart, president and COO. “We look forward to a smooth transition in the transfer of services and to continuing to work with Watco’s professional and knowledgeable team.” In addition to serving WCI, the ABWR also serves

LaFarge, US Pipe and Cemex along with two trans-loading customers. Both transload customers supply aggregates to

the area, bringing the product in by rail and then delivering it locally by truck. One Customer,

Performance Minerals is new to Watco but the other transload Customer, Har-

rison Gypsum, is a Customer that is currently served by ABWR’s sister railroad, the Stillwater Central.

“Watco talks about Customer First but they really do what they can to put that into action,” said Dan Northcutt, executive vice

president of Harrison Gypsum. “Watco has always done what they

could when we needed more cars or anything else for new opportunities and

we are looking forward to increasing our busi-ness with the Alabama Warrior in Birmingham.” The ABWR is one location that will see all three

Watco services being utilized as mechanical services will also be available on site to inspect and repair the cars before they are delivered to Walter Coke Inc.

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Alabama Warrior sees successful start-up

Robert Pritchett, Alabama Southern roadmaster; Tony Williamson, Timber Rock roadmaster and Cene Cool-ey, Gulf Region chief engineer inspect rollout track below the coke loading screens on day one.

Sanding locomotive is Cecil Traylor, Alabama Southern chief mechanical officer, on ground (l-r) John Snow, Pennsylvania Southwestern general manager and Cedric Bonner, Alabama Southern locomotive mechanic.

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Watco Team attends hazmat trainingby Tracie VanBecelaereManaging Editor

When most people head to Colorado in August they go to enjoy the scenery, raft down the rivers or visit one of the many ranches; but a group from Watco had a different objective - safety. They were busy patching tank cars leaking streams of di-hydrogen monoxide which was under pressure as part of a three day Security and Emergency Response train-ing course outside of Pueblo, Colo., from August 3rd until the 6th. The course was sponsored by BNSF to provide

expert training to short line and regional railroad-ers in responding to hazmat incidents and accidents. The training was offered through the Transportation Technology Center, Inc.Watco team mem-

bers attending were: Gary Vaughn, vice president of safety; Mike Pollard, South Kansas and Okla-homa Railroad general manager; Brad Hayes, Kan-sas and Oklahoma Railroad assistant general manager; Ja-son Stutzman, West Region safety manager; Travis Herod, Central Region safety manager, Rob Thrall, West Region director of railroad operations and Bill Brown, Great Northwest Railroad general manager.The National Incident Management System (NIMS)

instructor spoke on the importance of communica-tion with local law enforcement and fire fighters and how to prepare for a hazmat occurrence. “The NIMS instructor was great,” said Brad Hayes,

KO assistant general manager. “He was one of the best speakers I’ve heard, he used stories for examples and explained the breakdowns of tragic events such as 9-11.”Dr. Paul A. Nony from the Center of Toxicology

& Environmental Health spoke about the affects of chemicals and how, as responders, to protect them-selves, others in the area and the

“Although we all hope we never have

to use it (hazmat training), it’s good to know what needs to be done should the

situation arrive.”

Bill BrownGreat Northwest Railroad

General Manager

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property. Pat Brady, BNSF instructor, was the

main instructor for the class. He covered hazmat topics such as tank car reviews, damage assessments, tank car valves, chemical protective clothing, and respira-tory protection. He then took the class out in the field with other instructors from BNSF and Specialized Response Services (SRS) to do field activities such as damage assessments, plugging and patching tank cars, field transfers with liquids from car to car, car to a flare. When in the field all students had to work safe and be aware of their surroundings because the activi-ties they took part in were hands-on and

overseen by the instructors, so a lot could have gone wrong if someone didn’t pay attention. All the classroom training and outside

activities lead up for the final task that was about a 30 car derailment scene with live explosions, fires, smoke, hazmat spills that the students had to respond to. They had to set up an incident command away from the scene, decide what level of suits to use, make initial assessments of leak-ing commodities, and perform evacua-tions. The safety teams also had to make sure field teams did not run out of air and monitored the air quality.Bill Brown, GRNW general manager

said of the class, “The class that our Watco team attended in Pueblo in my opinion, was one of the better training seminars I have ever had the pleasure of attending.”“The instructors where very knowledge-

able and took as much time as needed to go over all questions and procedures . I believe it would be a good training tool for anyone who is in contact with hazard-ous materials on a daily basis to attend. The hands on exercises that we performed such as burning off cars, patching car bodies and fixing valves is very valuable knowledge to have and although we all hope we never have to use it, it’s good to know what needs to be done should the situation arrive. Many thanks to the BNSF and their instructors for all they did.”As with most training classes there are

light moments mixed with all the learn-ing, one thing the students learned is that di-hydrogen monoxide is more common-ly known as H2O or water, so the tank cars that they were patching as practice weren’t quite as hazardous as they sounded.

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Watco Team attends hazmat training, continued

Mike Pollard, SKOL general manager removes his Level A suit while Bill Brown, GRNW general manager, uses his clipboard to give directions during the training exercises.

Rob Thrall. West Region director of railroad operations and Mike Pollard, SKOL general manager, in Level A suits head to the staged derailment to assess the situ-ation while Jason Stutzman, West Region safety manager (in plaid shirt) reviews procedures.

The Anderson’s feed grain to “elk”

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Brad Hayes, KO assistant general manager re-views his notes during the hazmat simulation.

Cars are staged outside of Pueblo, Colo., to simulate a hazmat derailment.

The “elk” that The Andersons feeds takes more than just a handful of grain, it takes several railcars full. The Grand Elk Railroad (GDLK) began serving The Anderson’s facility in White Pigeon, Mich., in March upon the start-up of the GDLK and deliv-ers outbound unit trains to Norfolk Southern.

When facility opened in 1981 it had concrete storage space for approximately 450,00 bushels of grain. Since then they have added 900,000 bushels of outdoor cov-ered storage , 1.1 millions bushels of steel storage and have added a grain drying sys-tem with additional storage in the works. In addition to serving corn and soybean needs of the farmers in southwest Michigan and north-central Indiana, The Ander-sons receive inbound cars of agricultural lime into the facility for local fertilization.

Harold Anderson started his business with the help of his family in 1947 with the goal of making it as easy as possible for regional farmers to take their product to market. That dream came true as they now handle approximately 250 million bush-els of grain annually. The company has diversified into five separate groups: grain & ethanol, rail, plant nutrients, turf & speciality group and the retail group.

“The Grand Elk Railroad couldn’t ask for a better relationship than what we have with our partner The Andersons. By communicating each shipment in and out of the White Pigeon facility along with exploring new opportunities we are certain to continue finding success,” said Shasta Stump, vice president of marketing and sales. The Anderson’s facility in White Pigeon, Michigan.

This section is dedicated to the Watco Team members to give you a chance to share what’s happening in your corner of the Watco World.

BirthsFrankie Doue StroudBrad and Charli Stroud

are proud to announce the birth of baby boy Frankie Doue. He was born July 31 and weighed 10 lbs., 4 oz. and was 21 1/4 inches long. Brad is a car hire analyst for the Gulf Region and works out of the Pittsburg, Kan., Customer Support Center.

Corporate ChallengeWatco Team members in Pittsburg, Kan., recently

participated in a Corporate Challenge sponsored

by the City of Pittsburg. Events this year included bowling, golf, basketball, fishing, flag football and some water related events. Overall, the Watco Team placed 5th and received first place awards in bowl-ing and in the Lazy River event.According to the city,

the focus of the games remains on increasing communication skills, encouraging cooperation and coordination of ef-forts, recognizing individ-ual effort, increasing trust, encouraging problem solving and building company spirit.

Summer SpikeSouth Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad (SKOL)

Team members in Winfield, Kan., celebrated their success for reaching their goals half-way into the Summer Spike program with a BBQ on August 7th. “We had a beautiful evening to get together and

celebrate what we accomplished,” said Robert Bal-zer, SKOL assistant trainmaster.The Summer Spike program runs from Memorial

Day until Labor Day and functions to remain safe despite the distractions that come with summer.

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WAT C O

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Frankie Doue Stroud

1 Year: Jessie Allen, Daniel Archer,

Anthony Barnett, Jeffrey Blaylock,

Robin Combs, Jeffrey Dick, Eric Edmondson,

Roderick Gardner, Janet Gordon, Kathleen Hall,

Michael Hankins, Milo Jackson, Mekeyell Johnson, Kevin Kennison, Jimmy Knapp, Richard Knippers, Kennon Landry, Joseph Lapierre, Jimmy Loffer, Zachary Luckie, Armando Mateo, Michael McGinnis, Brian Pearson, Todd Poland, Dennis Porter, Justin Raigoza, Lonnie Rogers, Jeffery Rose, Kenneth Ross, Richard Ryder, Titus Sanders, Randy Shields, Lori Shiever, Horace Taylor, Richard Warren, Arthur Wilson, Joshua Winegarner.2 Years: Larry Ariaz, Wesley Bell, David Casares, Jay Dee Clark, Daniel Collins, Dale Cross, Rodney Davidson, Victor Denmark, Timothy Dykes, Gregory Gilleland, Derek Gonzales, Marshall Goodrich, Gary Graham, Carol Hamilton, Eric Hamilton, Joseph Hartley, Zachary Henwood, Claude Lamb, Misti Lewis, Patrick Lewis, Calvin Maddox, Gene Mounce, John Nepote, Douglas Peterson, Dock Reese, Shane Rickabaugh, Danny Rivers, Ronald Singleton, Samuel Tucker, Isidoro Velasquez, Jamie Wilson, George Yanas.3 Years: James Brown, Nancy Dickey, Randall Gunter, James Hagans, Brandon Ingraham, Marco

Jamerson, Thomas Laugavitz, Megan McDaniel, Brent Meado, Eddie Nolley, Doyle Oliver, Michael Pyeatt, Dwight Sayles, Jon Teglovic, Curtis Tullos, John Weitzel, Ryan Wixson, Penny Wood.4 Years: Jonas Colley, Matthew Davis, Randy Davis, James Frazier, David Gallien, Annetra Garcia, Matthew Hare, Mark Harrington, Paul Hattaway, Kapatrick Johnson, Nicholas Laney, Marcus Lee, Lawrence Martin, Linda Maulden, Sean McHenry, Charles McLean, Dalien Minor, Jordan Pharris, Allan Roach, Eddy Romero, Robert Rossi, Glenn Scott, Cleveland Smith, Ryan Smith, Lonnie Stamper, Kari Stephens, Reynaldo Vargas, Steve Westfall, Mike Williams, Thomas Williams, Steve Yates.5 Years: William Balzen, Charles Clay, Brandon Craddock, Stacy Grant, Clyde McCarley, Sheldon McClain, Artis McGinnis, Curtis Patterson, David Perry, Thomas Ritchie, John Rudfelt, Daniel Turberville, Joseph Walker.6 Years: Matthew Bachtel, Randall Lewis, William Lockwood, Timothy Parker, Michael Richardson, Gary Vaughn, Sam Wilks.7 Years: Keith Brown, Albert Glenn, Terry Holloway, David Showalter.8 Years: David Dugan, Chuck King, William Patterson, Gary Rosenow.9 Years: Ramon Castro, Brian Knisley, Jerry Pierce, Theron Pope, Leslie Williams, James Yon.10 Years: Dee Mitchell.11 Years: James Bailey.

12 Years: Jackie Brady, Paul Conner, Dena Patterson, James Seiler.13 Years: Robert Brooks, Norm Brown, Kenneth Fletcher, Anthony Johnson, Stephen Sams, Larry Smith, Rick Swinney.14 Years: Brad Hayes.15 Years: Michael Waggoner.16 Years: Danny Sepulvado.19 Years: Manuel Marceleno, Pete Wilczewski.20 Years: David Appleman, William Hendricks, John Nims, Donald Shafer.21 Years: Gary McKern.22 Years: Timmie Benson, Eric Davis, Cathy Shaffer.26 Years: Rodney Campbell.29 Years: Alfred Anderson, Fred Porter.30 Years: Robbie Meshell.31 Years: Ray Lee, Cas Love, Don Nutt.35 Years: Barry Peters.40 Years: William Weichel.

September Anniversaries

Watco corporate challenge bowling team members are (l-r): Larry Jensen, chief mechan-ical officer, Michael Gray, associate general counsel, Garry Neumann, vice president of fleet management, Chad Wilson, purchasing and inventory manager and Tracey Kukov-ich, director of railcar management & storage.

SKOL team members filling up their plates are: Larry Schwarz, engineer (orange hat) and Steve Tucker, engineer (white shirt).

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ing priorities in our lives, and keep it all running smoothly. If you need help with everyday issues that are becoming a little hard to handle, or you find yourself in a crisis situation, your Employee Assis-tance Program (EAP) is here for you. We’re here for you.The Aetna EAP is a confidential round-the-clock

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Work, life and everything in-betweenSometimes life can become work and work can

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BIGGEST LOSER

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Many of the Watco Team members are hard at work trying to rid some excess weight but what happens after? Not to be discouraging but statics show that even in the best medically supervised programs, nearly two-thirds of participants are back where they started within three years.

Why is it so difficult to avoid putting those pounds back on? Biology, environment and the pressures of everyday life all play a role.

Biology - The body's metabolism, programmed for survival in times of food shortage, works against dieters. Your metabolism slows down because it's trying to conserve energy and your body doesn’t ex-pend as many calories so you have to reduce calorie intake even more.

Environment - In today’s world the cheapest foods are often the unhealthiest. Plus, activity is reduced by labor-saving devices, sit-down entertain-ment, and the growing number of desk jobs.

Life pressures - If life gets in the way, the dispos-able energy that you have for any project, including weight control, gets diverted so you go back to old habits, and you regain weight. There’s hope

Is it possible to lose weight and keep it off for a long time? Plenty of highly motivated people have succeeded. Now, research is starting to provide a clearer picture of how they do it. Those who keep it off have several things in common.

Exercise - People in the National Weight Control research registry, on average, burn up about 2,700 calories a week in physical activity. That's equal to about one hour of moderately intense activity every day - for example, five miles of walking.

Self-Monitoring - People in the weight-control registry are highly disciplined about weighing them-selves and adjusting their diets as needed. Sustainable, Healthy Diet- Although people in

the registry originally lost weight using a variety of diets, the vast majority kept the weight off by fol-lowing a low-fat, high-carbohydrate diet. Another important rule is to control portion size. Breakfast - This is another important element for

people in the National Weight Control Registry. They eat breakfast, so they're spreading out their calories over the day. This pattern is important to reduce hunger and bingeing. Support - It's difficult to keep weight off, but

research indicates that it helps to have some outside support. This should be easy for the Watco Team as staying healthy is a benefit to the entire team: fewer sick days and lower insurance costs, So if you see a fellow team member making healthy

choices join in or cheer them on and we’ll all be winners.

There are so many interesting things going on with the Watco Team, we have an amazing, talented group of people who are out making great things happen across the country everyday. If you have an idea for a story that you would like to see in the Dispatch send an e-mail to tvan@watcocompanies.com. Photographs are also a great storyteller so make sure to send any photos that you have of things going on at your locations.

Birth announcements should have the baby’s parents names, what they do and where they are located as well as the baby’s name, weight, height, date of birth and any siblings names and ages.

Got a story idea?

Many of Watco’s friends in the banking industry gathered at the Grand Elk Railroad’s Kalamazoo, Mich., location for Watco’s semi-annual lenders meeting in late July. The group was treated to a 3 1/2 hour train ride which took off from the historic Arcus depot, formerly known as the Whistle Stop Depot, in Kalamazoo. Also riding the excursion train were two members

of the Kalamazoo Regional Chamber of Commerce (KRC), Martin Dodge, senior vice president and Andy Wenzel of the Hinman Company who is the KRC transportation council chairperson.Rick Baden, Watco chief financial officer said, “Just

like our foundation principles, we value the relation-ships that we have developed over the long-term with our syndicated bank group.”The purpose of the bank meeting is to keep all

of our banks informed by giving them a detailed business overview for the previous 6 months of the year and what the outlook is for the next 6 months. Topics covered in the meeting include; the state of the industry as a whole and Watco’s business state, an operations overview for Watco’s business seg-ments (transportation, mechanical and transload), a business development overview, organic marketing opportunities, and a financial overview. The meet-ing is generally held at one of our new locations when possible. Bill Thomson, Vice President at BMO Capital Mar-

kets said “Watco continues to differentiate them-

selves in comparison to other companies. Today, most Companies will host bank meetings when they have an immediate financing need. Watco’s bi-annual bank meetings provide the bankers with the details that are behind the numbers. The meetings provide the bankers with information as to what is going on at Watco, provides an opportunity to catch up with Watco’s senior management team, and get to visit a new rail line or mechanical facility. This has provided the bankers with a better understanding as

to how Watco does business.”“It was a great opportunity to talk to the bankers

and share with them what type of customers and the commodities that we handle on the Grand Elk,” said Shasta Stump, vice president of sales and marketing. “We had a great time hosting the bankers and hope that they make it this way again.”

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KO sets grain record for July

Bankers ride the Grand Elk rails

Martin Dodge and Andy Wenzel from the Kalamazoo Re-gional Chamber of Commerce joined Watco Team mem-bers and bankers on an excursion to the Arcus Depot in western Michigan.

Dan Johnson, Bank of Montreal transportation group as-sociate; Matt McKenzie, Watco senior vice president, chief accounting officer and corporate controller; Lou Haverty, National City Bank relationship manager, Chris Hursey, Regions Bank, Transportation Banking.

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Frank Riedl, general manager at the Great Bend Coop in Great Bend, Kan., was worried at the beginning of the sum-mer. There was a lot of grain to move and a short time frame in which to move it.

“We had 10 short weeks to move 3 1/2 million bushels,” said Riedl. “But the KO (Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad) did an excellent job of getting cars in and out and making space for the fall harvest.”

The ability to get cars delivered quickly helped the KO hit record harvest numbers for the month of July. The KO moved over 1,000 more grain cars this year in the month of July than what they did in 2008. The total number of bushels moved by rail was 11.68 million vs. 7.8 million in 2008. Considering each bushel is equal to 60 pounds of potatoes, that’s a lot of grain.

Trey Shafer, KO general manager, said, “This year we were able to create an operating plan that was instrumental in achieving these numbers. We placed crews in key areas to re-duce turn times significantly. Our biggest assets were the hard work of our crews and key communication. It was a team coming together that really made the difference.”

“The availability of cars this year was another key factor in reaching the efficiency level that we did. The grain traffic on the Class 1 railroads was slower which benefited us because we were storing their cars on the KO and were able to use the cars to help move grain from local elevators,” said Shafer.

The interchange partners at Wichita, Burlington Northern

and Santa Fe Railroad (BNSF) and the Wichita Transit Authority (WTA) were also instrumental in reducing the turn times and getting cars in and out of the Cus-tomers facilities. Horizon Milling, Cereal Foods and Bartlett Grain all saw improvements in how quickly cars were moved. DeBruce Grain in Wichita is served directly by the KO and also saw an improvement in the amount of time it took for cars to get to and from the local elevators to the Wichita location.

Jeff Lipp, merchandiser for Farmers Coop Union in Sterling, Kan., and Ed Taylor, general manager with Golden Valley, Inc. in Rozel, Kan., both agreed that the ser-vice level this year was the best it’s ever been. Taylor said that his elevator had a close to record harvest and, if not for some hail damage to area crops, they might have exceeded it.

“We had a great harvest,” said Taylor. “Everything ran very smooth and there weren’t any problems at all.”

“Next to 2003 this has been our best year,” said Lipp. “We were having a tough time trying to get the cars loaded fast enough, that’s how quickly they were turning the cars, but that’s a good problem to have.”

Mark Abbott, Leon Abercrumbia, Ricky Absher, Jose Acosta, Jeff Adams, Scott Adams, Thomas Addison, Ken Addison, Mitchell Adkins, Mark Agonis, Juan Aguilar, Joel Aguilar, Jovani Aguilar, Kent Ainsworth, Timothy Ainsworth, Marvin Albrit-ton, Charles Alessi, Jason Alexander, Lyndon Alexander, Clinton Alford, Michael Allen, Jessie Allen, Clint Allen, Anthony Allender, Robert Allmon, Jeffrey Allred, Jeffery Ambrose, Danny Anderes, Gregory Andersen, Joseph Anderson, Dee Dee Anderson, Alfred Anderson, Chasity Anderson, Leonard Anderson, Taylor Anderson, Daniel Anderson, Terry Andis, James Andrews, Tiney Andrews, Anthony Ange, Phyllis Angermeier, Gilbert Anguiano, Jorge Anguiano, Oscar Anguiano, Jason Ankeny, Kevin Anselmi, Michael Antoine, Dennis Antony, Roy Apperson, Chris Applebaugh, David Appleman, Philip Archer, Daniel Archer, Teodoro Arellano, Larry Ariaz, Adam Ariaz, Travis Armstrong, Brian Arnold, Michael Arnold, Sergio Arratia, Eddie Arredondo, Mark Arsenault, Reed Arthur, Jamie Ashworth, Jason Atteberry, Patrice Audet, Jana Austerman, Brad Austin, Earnest Austin, Shawn Austin, James Avant, Christopher Avery, Fernando Avila, Alejandro Ayala, Marvin Ayers, Joseph Babineaux, Matthew Bachtel, Rick Baden, Brent Baer, James Bailey, Robert Bailey, Cory Baisch, Gregory Baker, Marshall Baker, Bonnie Baldwin, Randy Baldwin, Pedro Balensia, Mike Balls, William Balzen, Robert Balzer, Pamela Banks, Antenojenes

Barajas, Kenneth Barber, John Barber, Keith Barksdale, Carlos Barnes, Charles Barnes, Wesley Barnett, Anthony Barnett, Raymond Barrera, Angelo Barrera, Filiberto Barrientos, Daniel Barrington, Michael Barrington, William Barron, Raymond Bar-roner, Nathaniel Barroner, Greg Bartholomew, Billy Barton, James Bass, Todd Bassett, Irineo Basurto, Erik Batalia, Tyler Batley, Jennifer Baucom, Jeffrey Baum, Richard Bauman, Mark Bauman, Edgar Bazaldua, Ronald Beach, John Beall, Melvin Beaty,

Mitchell Becker, Bobby Becknell, William Bedwell, John Behiter, Stanley Behiter, Edward Bell, Venson Bell, Sammy Belmer, James Belsha, Francis Benally, Eddie Bennatt, Joe Bennett, Timmie Benson, Bryan Benson, Larry Benson, Michael Berkheimer, Richard Berkheimer, Michael Berley, Gary Bernhardt, Lisa Berry, Ralph Beshears, James Besselman, David Bidleman, Phillip Billingsley, David Binder, Wes Bizahaloni, Derrick Black, Charles Blackwood, Lance Blanton, Jeffrey Blaylock, Mark Blazer,

Marshall Blinzler, Ray Bliss, Ronald Blodgett, Richard Boehler, Mark Bohr, Randy Bole, Laura Bolt, Garrett Bolyard, Thomas Bonar, Cedric Bonner, Brent Booth, Teryl Borders, Ronnie Boston, William Bouse, Brian Boutwell, Mark Bowen, Duane Bowser, Earl Bowser, Charles Boyd, Eric Brackett, Kenneth Brackett, Joshua Braden, Richard Brady, Jackie Brady, James Brady, James A Brady, Donald Brau, Derek Brau, Scott Brawdy, Mark Bray, Larry Bray, Thomas Brenner, Joshua Breshears, Fredrick Breth,

Daniel Brewer, Bruce Brewer, Dale Bright, Jerry Brightman, Tim Brinkerhoff, Maci Brinkerhoff, Chris Britsch, Lisa Brokob, James Brooks, Joseph Brooks, Robert Brooks, Billy Brooks, Audric Broussard, James Brown, Gary Brown, Johnnie Brown, Kenneth Brown, Norman Brown, John Brown, William Brown, Andrew Brown, David Brown, Ollie Brown, Chris Brown, Donald Brown, Larry Brown, Gisele Brown, Homer Brown, Michael Brown, Robert Brown, Lyman Brown, Keith Brown, Dann Brown, Michael Brown,

David Browning, Steven Bruce, Bonnie Brumbaugh, Robert Bruner, Jerad Brunskill, C Randy Bryant, Roy Buckhalter, David Buckley, Benjamin Buedel, Cirilo Bueno, Sherry Bulot, Angela Bunker, Lewis Burlison, Kenneth Burnett, Alfonso Burris, James Burson, Lisa B u t t s , Debra Butts, Aaron Byle, Chad Byles, John E Byrd, Craig Bywater, Keith Cadwell, Jason Cagle, David Cain, Kelly Callahan, Arturo Camarena, Rodney Campbell, Arthur Campbell, Jean Camphort, Randy Canada, Clinton Cannady, Mikel Canterbury, Aaron Cardona, W a n d a Carey, Brandon Carlisle, Gerald Carlson, Frankie Carpino, Michael Carr, Katherine Carr, David Carr, Robert Carr, Gabriel Carrizalez, Jeremy Carson, John Carson, Leonard Carter, Rickey Carter, Ricky Carter, Richard Carter, Brian Carter, Gerald Carter, Brenda Caruthers, David Casares, Bobby Caskey, Gumaro Castillo, Ramon Castro, Michael Cathorall, Jacob Catloth, Victor Cauthen, Samuel Cavallaro, Michael Ceci, Pat Cedeno, Jose Cerna, Misael Cervantes, Nicole Chamberlin, 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