A rainbow sits above an Ann Arbor Railroad train as it passes soybean fields near Petersburg, Michigan. Photographer: Isaac Stanfield
Safety Anniversaries
September 1 – Cicero Central Railroad (IL) – 9 years
September 2 – Dravosburg Marine Terminal (PA) – 2 years
September 8 – Galena Park Switching (TX) – 3 years
September 8 – Kronenwetter (Weston) Mobile Repair (WI) – 1 year
September 13 – Bayway Terminal Switching (NJ) – 2 years
September 18 – South Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad (KS, OK) – 1 year
September 26 – Ann Arbor Railroad (MI, OH) – 1 year
September 27 – Waterloo Blackhawk Transload Terminal (IA) – 6 years
September 28 – Port Birmingham (AL) – 3 years
September 28 – KC Car Cleaning (MO) – 1 year
Keep your personal information safe online. Find out if your email address or passwords have been exposed in data breaches at haveibeenpwned.com.
Open Enrollment Starts October 23
Don’t miss the opportunity to:
• Re-elect your FSA and HSA contributions –REQUIRED
• Edit your coverage
• Add or remove dependents
• Enroll using the new Watco Benefitplace app
Scan the code to download the app
Changes in 2025:
• MetLife is the dental and vision provider*
• Capital Rx is the pharmacy provider*
• New Directions (Team Member Assistance Program) is rebranding as Lucet
Reminders:
• Complete certain actions or play trivia on the Watco Benefitplace app for a chance to win a $200 e-gift card; open the app and select Quick Links to view the full list of actions
• Benefit Focus is now Benefitplace
• Talk to a doctor 24/7 with First Stop Health, a free telehealth service available to all team members and their dependents
October Open Enrollment Webinars Presented by the Benefits Team
• Thursday, October 24, 3:00 p.m. CST
• Tuesday, October 29, 10:00 a.m. CST
• Thursday, October 31, 3:00 p.m. CST
Look for future emails and text messages for additional benefits information.
*New ID cards will be issued
New Terminal Opens in Australia
Watco Australia and Intermodal Group recently celebrated the grand opening of the Kenwick Intermodal Terminal. Watco Australia will serve as the terminal’s rail operator. It’s projected that this location will move 200,000 containers annually, ultimately reducing over-the-road deliveries by 135,000 trips.
How to Protect Yourself Online
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and we’re sharing a few ways you can protect yourselves online and what to do if you become a victim of a cybercrime.
Avoid reusing passwords
It’s estimated that up to 65% of people use the same password across multiple accounts. If you’re part of this statistic, it’s recommended that you create new and unique passwords for each of your online accounts.
Why is this important? If you use the same password across multiple sites and it is exposed in a data breach, there is a higher risk that criminals could access your other accounts. Check to see if your passwords have been compromised at haveibeenpwned.com*.
Beware of impersonators
Watco leaders will NEVER ask you to purchase gift cards on their behalf. If you receive a request via text or email, delete and block xthe sender. Then notify Watco’s IT team.
What to do if you’re a victim of cybercrime
Follow these steps if you suspect you’re a victim of identity theft or another cybercrime:
1. Report it on identitytheft.gov *
2. Freeze your credit to prevent anyone from opening new accounts in your name
3. File a report with your local police station
What to watch
Check out these documentaries to learn more about all aspects of cybersecurity:
• The Social Dilemma - Netflix
• The Great Hack – Netflix
• Coded Bias – Netflix
• Zero Days – Max
• The Perfect Weapon – Max
*External website not affiliated with Watco
New WSOR Locomotive Shop Opens in Janesville
The Wisconsin & Southern Railroad (WSOR) recently celebrated the grand opening of its new locomotive shop. This state-of-the-art, 15,000-square-foot facility features ample space to maintain the WSOR’s 43 locomotives, a drop pit for swapping traction motors, and a 25-ton crane.
This shop is centrally located on state-owned land at 200 S. Pearl St. in Janesville. Because of this, the WSOR worked closely with state officials throughout planning and construction.
WSOR General Manager Aaron Dean said, “Thank you to the Watco leadership team for their investment in making this shop a reality. This opportunity wouldn’t have been possible without the partnership of the state of Wisconsin, which provided the land for us to use. This new, modern facility allows our mechanical team to do more extensive repairs.”
Pictured: General Manager Aaron Dean recently spoke at the grand opening
Watco Streamlines Services for Better Customer Experience
At Watco, we’re always looking for ways to better meet the needs of our customers. Recently, we took a step back to evaluate how we present our services in the marketplace and made some changes to streamline them for a better customer experience.
In February, team members from various departments came together to discuss these changes. We had productive conversations about how to better communicate our services to customers.
“We asked ourselves if we were providing the right overview of our services, and if customers and prospects could clearly understand what Watco offers,” said Nick Coomes, EVP and Chief Solutions Officer. “After some discussion, we realized we could present our services in a way that was better aligned with how customers shop for services they need.”
As a result, we’ve streamlined our existing services into three main areas: rail, transloading, and logistics. We also have highlighted a few of the secondary services we provide with industrial development, real estate, design and engineering, and construction management.
“This adjustment doesn’t change what we do or how we’re structured internally, but it helps clarify our services for current and prospective customers,” said Rachael Peterson, EVP and Chief Business Officer.
Watco CEO Dan Smith added that more clearly communicating our capabilities is one more way we can continue to deliver exceptional service.
“Our goal is to ensure that our customers fully understand the wide range of services we offer and how our team can help them achieve their goals,” Smith said. “It’s all about making sure our customers know that we’re here to support them every step of the way.”
The updated services are reflected on Watco’s website and in other digital and printed marketing materials.
Watco Tests New Ties
Three Watco short lines recently started a pilot project that could help shape Watco’s sustainability efforts for years to come.
The Fox Valley and Lake Superior Rail System (FOXY), Louisiana Southern Railroad (LAS), and Mississippi Southern Railroad (MSR) were selected to install about 1,000 composite railroad ties. These railroads were selected because they operate in extreme weather conditions and on track that includes curves, bridge approaches, joints, crossings, and switches, all within a small geographic footprint.
The Watco team selected three composite tie vendors for the pilot, and each railroad will install ties from multiple vendors. This will allow our team to see how each company’s product performs in a variety of environments and help them decide which are best for each track structure.
“Louisiana and Mississippi are high-decay zones for wood ties. The water and heat make them rot especially fast,” said Will Long, director of rail network solutions. “Then, there’s the cold in Wisconsin. We’ll be able to see how all three products perform in extreme environments and in a variety of applications.”
Composite ties offer several benefits. First is sustainability. Each tie contains about 180 pounds of recycled plastics. They’re expected to last up to 50 years, which is two to three times longer than the average lifespan of traditional wood ties. If they perform well in areas where wood ties are prone to rot, that means safer, more stable track for trains and fewer tie replacements for Maintenance of Way (MOW) teams. When they do need replaced, the ties can be recycled again and go back onto a railroad. They do cost a bit more up front, though.
The FOXY was the first to complete their installation in early September. Roadmaster Rick Grant says it went well for their first experience with the new ties, but there were a couple of concerns.
“You have to pre-drill the holes for the spikes, which can be difficult since we have different sizes of rail. And there are special plugs you use in those holes when we repair rail, which is different from the traditional wood plugs,” Grant said. “But I’ve walked all the locations where we installed ties and we’ve been running trains over them. Everything looks good and it went very well. I can’t wait to see how they hold up to a Wisconsin winter.”
The MSR and LAS expect to install their ties by the end of the year. Then, all three railroads’ MOW teams will monitor how the new ties perform compared to wooden ties over the next year or so.
“This is just the beginning,” Long said. “Once we know how they perform and where they perform best, we’ll decide when and where we want to move forward with which vendor. We’re hoping these ties hold up to challenging environmental conditions. Each tie we install keeps plastic out of landfills and can help make our railroads safer.”
Recognizing Four Difference Makers
What does it take to make an impact at Watco?
Watco’s newest Be the Difference award winners are Brooke Ross, Tammy Springer, Aaron Malone, and Marlin Garcia. Join us in congratulating them for their outstanding efforts. Each recipient receives $250.
“Picking winners each quarter is difficult. Our team members are always going out of their way to make a difference,” said Rachael Peterson, Watco executive vice president and chief business officer. “This quarter’s Be the Difference award winners are a testament to that. Thank you for doing what matters and making Watco an even better place to work.”
Brooke Ross Revenue Accounting Pittsburg (KS)
One Watco Award - Given to an individual or group of team members whose teamwork generates an exceptional result for Watco or a customer.
Team members Tammy Springer and Brooke Ross are located hundreds of miles away from each other. But distance doesn’t stop them from working together to improve billing and inventory tracking processes.
Keep reading to learn how they made a difference.
Extra Mile Award - Given to an individual or a group of team members who go above and beyond the call of duty at work or in the community.
It’s been two years since Conductor Aaron Malone joined the Decatur & Eastern Illinois Railroad (DREI). Since then, he’s made himself an integral part of the team, always helping his teammates and eager to learn.
Continue reading about our newest Extra Mile Award winner.
Safe Performance Award - Given to an individual or group of team members who take action to ensure safety for fellow team members, customers, suppliers, property, or community.
There’s always lots of action at Watco Greens Port, which is why Marlin Garcia is always focused on safety. His diligence recently paid off when he made two crucial catches just weeks apart.
Read more about how he responded.
Marlin Garcia Watco Greens Port Houston (TX)
Aaron Malone Decatur & Eastern Illinois Railroad Decatur (IL)
Tammy Springer Decatur River Port Decatur (AL)
Coastal Courage Saves Family
When rising flood waters threatened a team member’s family, Texas Coastal Bend Railroad (TCBR)
Trainmaster Jesse Luna didn’t hesitate to go to the rescue.
Tropical Storm Alberto slammed the Gulf of Mexico in June, dumping six inches of rain on Corpus Christi, Texas, and generating a three-foot tidal surge. At the time, the TCBR had brought in David Mitchell, a temporary conductor/engineer, to help with some extra work on the railroad. Since he wasn’t from the area, Mitchell was staying in a camper at a nearby campground. When the school year ended, his wife and six children came to stay with him for a few days.
The storm hadn’t seriously impacted the TCBR, so Mitchell wasn’t too concerned when his wife called as his shift was ending, concerned about flooding. But when he arrived at the park, he couldn’t get in and the family couldn’t evacuate because all the exits were under water, and the levels were still rising.
“I called Jesse to see if he knew anyone who could help,” Mitchell said. “He left straight from work and picked up his boat. He didn’t even change out of his work boots. There was no hesitation.”
Luna left the TCBR and sped home, where his brother, TCBR Conductor/Engineer Ernesto, helped load up their boat before heading to the campground.
“That’s just who Jesse is,” said Darl Farris, TCBR general manager. “Everyone around here knows that he’s the kind of person that’s going to go the extra mile every time. He just jumped right in, literally. He didn’t have any waders or anything. He just grabbed his boat and jumped in the water to help those kids.”
The camper was about 250 yards from where they could launch the boat. Fortunately, the water was still shallow enough for them to walk the boat there, but the waves were crashing and the current was moving quickly. The boat allowed them to safely load all six children, two girls and four boys between the ages of 6 and 11, and Mitchell’s wife and guide them to safety.
“The kids were so excited,” Mitchell said. “The boys thought it was the coolest thing ever, getting saved from their island. The girls were like, ‘Oh, my hero.’ My wife and I are so grateful for Jesse and his willingness to help and keep the kids calm. It was a real blessing.”
Later in the day, official rescue personnel were called in to help evacuate the other tenants at the site because the water kept rising. Following the rescue, the TCBR put the family up in a hotel for three nights, until it was safe to return to the campground. The water topped the wheels, but didn’t enter the camper and both of the family’s cars were still drivable.
Luna joined the TCBR at startup, nearly three years ago, but he’s been working on the line for more than a decade. He’s from the area and knows it well. These storms are nothing new.
“He’s a Watco team member through and through,” Farris said. “He demonstrates that every day. He’s a trainmaster, but whatever department needs help, he’s the first to jump in, whether it’s manually protecting a crossing, giving someone a ride, or now, doing water rescues.”
Port of Pine Bluff Awarded $1 Million Grant
Last month, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders presented a $1 million grant to Watco and the Pine Bluff-Jefferson County Port Authority. These funds from the Arkansas Waterways Commission benefit Watco’s Port of Pine Bluff and are part of an approximately $3.5 million initiative to improve infrastructure on waterways across the state.
Repairs to the marine terminal’s dock are anticipated to start later this year. In addition to the grant, Watco will contribute $100,000 to help fund this project.
“Thank you to the Arkansas Waterways Commission and Governor Huckabee Sanders for their support,” said Port of Pine Bluff Terminal Manager Chad Lester. “This grant is essential in making much-needed repairs that will ultimately allow us to better serve our customers.”
Watco’s KAW Helps Battle New Mexico’s Water Crisis
Extending not quite 24 miles, the Kaw River Railroad (KAW) is a relatively small participant in a big undertaking: delivering clean water to people in desperate need.
The KAW recently began leasing track and switching tank cars in Missouri as part of a pilot project that’s taking clean drinking water to the southwestern U.S., where water is scarce. Drought and poor water quality are among the ongoing issues that hamper the existing supply, and a pipeline solution has been deemed too costly. The KAW’s customer is water.international of Excelsior Springs, Missouri, which is teaming up with Pennsylvania charitable organization Jacob’s Well Water Services. water.international supplies the water, Jacob’s Well supplies the tank cars.
Together, they furnish water to another charitable organization that serves part of the Eastern Navajo Nation: St. Bonaventure Indian Mission & School in Thoreau, New Mexico. Jacob’s Well has coordinated a water supply for the mission for two years, moving tens of thousands of gallons each month from Mississippi via the BNSF Railway. Now, the KAW has become part of the relief effort.
The KAW’s involvement started after water.international contacted Jacob’s Well to see if water. international could help supply water for Navajo Nation. As the two organizations explored the idea of water.international supplying the vital resource from Missouri, they conducted feasibility studies for several potential loading locations with accessible water sources near a spur or siding. Upon finding a suitable location in Liberty, Missouri, they reached out to BNSF,
which referred them to KAW Sales Manager Shellee Currier. She and the KAW team identified a workable solution. “During our internal conversations,” she said, “we confirmed that the Liberty siding was going to be ideal. The location meets capacity needs and has close proximity to a water hydrant.”
The team outlined a plan, which began in the spring: The BNSF delivers empty tank cars to Birmingham Yard in Kansas City, Missouri, where the KAW picks them up and brings them north to Liberty for water.international to load. The KAW then returns the loaded cars to Birmingham Yard, where BNSF completes the move to Thoreau. When the tank cars arrive, tanker trucks offload water directly from the railcars and make deliveries to about 250 families. The tank cars then return to Missouri to repeat the cycle.
“We’re pleased to be part of this effort,” said KAW General Manager Brandon Craddock. “Right now, we’re moving only about a car a month of potable water. We’re hoping for as many as 25 cars a month of potable drinking water out of Liberty in the future.”
The KAW will be part of the next pilot to bring additional aid to the reservation. That’s scheduled to get underway sometime in the fourth quarter. It will involve taking six or seven carloads of water and a boxcar of hay each week to reservation ranchers for their cattle. The growth potential is 30,000 bales of hay annually.
Team Member Retires After 45 Years in the Industry
The Springdale Logistics Operations team recently recognized the retirement of Pricing Manager Geraldine Mansch. Mansch joined the Springdale team in 2014 as one of the first branch managers but has worked in the industry for 45 years.
President of Watco Logistics Eric Wolfe said, “I’ve worked with Geraldine since 1988. I am thankful for all she taught me and our Springdale team. We congratulate her on her career, but we will her miss her vast industry knowledge and business impact!”
Over the years, Mansch has become recognized for her commitment to customer service. “She is by far the most dedicated person I’ve ever worked with,” said VP of Technology Services David Dust. Her passion for the transportation industry is well known by all. Pricing Manager Kelly Pianalto stated: “Whenever you bring up transportation, she is excited to give her thoughts. She is truly passionate about her work.”
Mansch has no immediate retirement plans. “That’s the beauty of not knowing. I get to do anything.
“I’m speechless and overwhelmed,” she said. “I’ll miss everyone. Some I have worked with for over 30 years and are like family. It has truly been a pleasure to work for such a great company.”
Breast Cancer Resources Available to Cut Risk, Help Beat Disease
It’s estimated that more than 310,000 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year in the United States. In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re sharing a few ways you can reduce your risk and access support if needed.
Early detection
Routine mammograms are one of several wellness exams that are covered at 100% if you’re enrolled in a Watco health plan. According to the American Cancer Society, women at average risk of breast cancer should follow these guidelines for mammogram screenings:
• Ages 40-44: Women have the option to start yearly mammograms
• Ages 45-54: Women should get yearly mammograms
• Ages 55 and older: Women can continue yearly mammograms or switch to every other year
Maintain a healthy weight
Being overweight, especially after menopause, can increase your risk of breast cancer. For help with weight management, team members and their family members enrolled in a Watco health plan can turn to MyHealth Novel.
This free resource matches you with an online wellness program that best fits your needs, and offers access to a health coach, a free Fitbit or scale, and more. Log in to Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s My Health Toolkit to learn more.
Quit smoking
Smoking is another risk factor. For help ditching the habit, team members and their family members enrolled in a Watco health plan have access to Quit for Life. This free resource offers coaching, a customized plan to stop smoking, and if you qualify, gum and patches. To learn more call (866) 794-8454.
Support for those recently diagnosed
Watco now offers a supplemental benefit: Private Health Mangement’s (PHM) ClearCancer. This free resource is available to team members and their families who have been diagnosed with any type of cancer and are enrolled in a Watco health plan.
PHM ClearCancer representatives serve alongside you, your healthcare team, and insurance, to help identify the best treatment plan. The program also provides you with information on emerging treatments and clinical trials, appointment scheduling assistance, and supportive resources like nutritionists. For more information, email watco@privatehealth.com or call (310) 248-4050.
Team Member Anniversaries
Congratulations to the following team members celebrating October anniversaries:
1 Year:
Brendan Adams, Jonathan Barley, Jonathan Barley, Scott Barnes, Tanner Beaudry, Antone Belcher, Bryan Blackmore, Jareb Blake, Kale Branchi, Luis Carrizales, Michael Carter, Charles Christy, Joshua Clark, Robert Cocksedge, Alan Cooper, Tyler Creel, Diogo Da Costa, Travis Dalziel, Michael Donathan, Erica Dues, Zachary Dupre, Kaden Eliason, Benjamin Eskridge, Cambell Faulkner, Paul Ford, Mario Franco, Antonio Garcia, Damian Garza, Erika Grant, John Gubas, Laura Hall, Cadyn Helms, Heather Hobson, David Hunting, Jacob Isbell, Khalid Johnson, Isaac Jones, Daniel Kapp, Michael Kelley, Robert Kinnan, Douglas Klimko, David Maiolo, Rowena Malabanan, Jonah Maples, Angel Martinez Lopez, Jerry Mays, Michael Mcduffie, Joseph McIntire, Scott McKenzie, John Mclay, Shawn Meehan, Margarita Miramontes, Troy Moore, Ishmire Morris, Kenneth Nagel, Annabel Newman, Elijah Norris, Benjamin Nowacki, Samantha Pederson, Titus Peters, Sebastian Pisciotta, Kevin Porter, Collin Sharps, Christian Sherwood, Zackary Shinn, Joseph Skevington, Joel Smith, Trent Thayn, Caitlin Tyson, Audra Wietholter, Joshua Wiggins, Dustin Wilson, Marc Woodworth, Gregory Wright, Robert Yard, Marvin Zaiontz
2 Years:
Jesus Arteaga, Aaron Bowyer, Nicole Bradshaw, Mathew Burgemeister, Anthony Castellon, Rashaud Caver, Alan Chellew, Shaun Clare, Kadeem Coffey,
Charles Conaway, David Connelly, Ethan Daniels, Trenmald Davis, Nicholas Dawson, Blaine Dillahunty, Emily Diver, Shamar Dixon, Rebecca Endean, Guillermo Flores, Erroyl Ford, Kaysian Fraser, Michael Gamble, Fabian Garcia, Tanya Gath, Frank Gonzalez, Gavin Gregory, Tina Gurnick, Benjamin Hammer, Ramon Herrera, Michael Higgins, Cody Holladay, Jacob Holloman, Gregory Jamieson, Johannes Janse Van Vuuren, George Johnson, Robert Johnson, Brandon Jones, Calvin Jones, William Kelly, Torey Lamar, Alano Lopez, Pedro Martinez, Levi Matthews, Turner McCowan, Joseph Mitchell, Austin Nelson, Gary Nephew, Seth Owens, Michael Patterson, Arielle Payne, Malik PierreLouis, Jose Quirino, Kevin Rogers, Rodney Sanders, Deondrai Scott, Lindsay Simons, Conteno Spriggs, Justin St Aubin, Voneric Thompson, Eric Thornes, Jose Torres, Troy Tramble, Ricardo Trevino, Chad Waddle, Samuel Walker, Liang Wang, Kanetra Washington, Mark West
3 Years:
Zachary Armas, Graham Askew, Christopher Baker, Steven Banning, Jackson Breitenbach, Keaton Campbell, Andrew Carmack, Jacob Cavanough, Kevin Collins, Dylan DotsonKarcsak, Abram Dudley, Adreon Eiland, Jerrett Faires, James Field, James Garcia, Justin Griswold, Edward Hensley, Joshua Hill, Kyle Jacobson, Jose Jimenez, Roy Jolliffe, John Jurkovich, Adam Langendoen, Albert Lierz, Dominique Merchant, Trace Nielson, Michael Olive, Ida Oliver,
Kyle Peterson, Joe Pittman, Daniel Riddick, Justin Rivera, Christopher Ruffino, James Sloan, William Stickney, Timothy Swauger, Zachary Toye, Joseph Wilcox
4 Years:
Cody Barrett, Mike Bartle, Joseph Bastianon, Dennis Beckham, Joseph Buck, Julian Campos, Saturnino Cardenas, Harold Ching, Michael Clapper, Dakota Coppinger, Ryan Doll, Donald Elmore, Bradley Fanning, Nicholas Gerdes, Mitchell Hess, Tad Huerta-Rivas, John Hunter, Andrew Kilpatrick, Kirby Kirsch, Daniel Kucej, Mackenzie Lucas, Patrick O’Shea, Jesus Pedraza, Anna Peterson, Callum Robertson, Cory Sims, Keith Snowden, Brian Steinkuehler, Eric Valdez, Jackson Vandeventer, Zachariah Wedel, Andy Williams
5 Years:
Armando Acuna, Michael Alcorta, Adrian Arcos-Marron, Brent Booth, Scott Butler, Jose Castillo Rivas, Micheal Comeaux, Chadrick Daniel, Rene Esparza, Kale Fishler, Tyler Gilliam, Angela Gray, Rick Hencye, Caleb Hobbs, James Hollahan, Joshua Humeston, Lamar Mitchell, Damian Morris, Alejandro Olsen, Kevin Quiroa, Corey Ring, Johnathan Rolax, Raymond Sepulveda, Carter Shelton, Colin Smith, Matthew Terry, Troy Vacala, Ray Wildes, Thein Win
6 Years:
Oscar Ahumada Perez, Brenden Backes, Todd Callahan, Lacey Dotson Spears, Rodney Dunner, Gregorio Fernandez-Reyes,
Team Member Anniversaries
Raymond Gage, Tyler Geissen, Christopher German, Dexter Gonzales, Travis Ingalsbe, Reginald Jackson, Brandon Jensen, Tyler Kadrmas, Aspen Kittleson, Anthony Kopec, John Lillie, Christian Parpart, Joseph Roberts, Anthony Sapp, Kevin Sumpter, Chandler Watson, Joseph Workman, Kieran Wright, Vincent Yuwono
7 Years:
Justin Banda, Brayton Beck, Keith Bowman, Richard Collier, Juan Escutia, James Fearn, Andrew Fleming, Kelli Frazier, John Hatch, Logan Helms, Eric Henderson, Joseph Hudson, Jacob Langbecker, Richard Leitzel, Jamison Mathews, Kareem Meawad, Nathan Melton, Pedro Moreno Varela, Myles Moroz, Kevin Neihaus, Brandon Pittman, Sara Printy, Robert Ramirez, Joel Santana, Robert Scoggin, Richard Scott, Caleb Scrivner, Sean Simmons, Brannon Smith, Cj Stremick, Salomon Torres, Luis Trevino, Daniel Willoughby
8 Years:
Brandin Creekmore, Calvin Jonas, Vance Kirkpatrick, Margaret Miles, Michel Morales Cruz, Paige Pisk, Ethan Sailor, Carlos Torrez, Ken Womble
9 Years:
Jorden Johnson, Brandon Layton, Preston Nelson, Benito Nickles, Raul Orta, John Slager, Steven Sowers, Anthony Starrett, Brian Thierauf
10 Years:
Richard Bost, Wesley Edouard, Thomas Frey, Don Goff, Torrance
Hendrix, Jason Lessard, Jackie Lowry, Ryan Nottle, Tyler Pirelli, Andrew Prochazka, Andrew Ross, Jered Ruback, Charles Staley, Stephen Turnbull, Whitney Wilson, Jermaine Woods
11 Years:
Anthony Barton, Nicholas Burnham, Kylie Collier, Neil Gladwell, David Rankine, David Shertel, Tommy Terrell, Sheron Thibodeaux, John Watson
12 Years:
Fanie Coetzee, Tyler Crawford, Javon Exum, Michael Galligan, Larkland Linton, John Pereira, Rodney Pickett, Jammes Tidwell, Richard Wheeler, John White
13 Years:
Peter Bercier, Milton Gray, McKenzie Green, Steven Kingsbury, Arturo Perez, Salvador Sanchez, Michael Tucker, Jeremy Veley
14 Years:
Luis Gutierrez, Raul Herrera, Jeremiah Rhymer, Leroy Uresti
15 Years:
Andrew Baldwin, Merlin Bridge, William Hill, Elvis Johns, Erik Krebel, Michael Toler
16 Years:
Mark Bowen, Lucas Conrad, James Culbertson, Brett Golz, Michael Harris, Albert Perez
17 Years:
Jana Austerman, Filimon Gonzalez, Roger Howard, Elizabeth Newberry, Amanda Santana, Misael Santos
18 Years:
Robert Graham, Teri Kinyon
19 Years:
Harold Comminie, Scotty Presley, Delia Winegarner
20 Years:
Sheri Escobar, Bo Fox, Travis Herod, Efren Llanas, James Smithson
21 Years:
Marvin Albritton, Kyle Kozman
23 Years: James Wren
26 Years: Scott King
27 Years: Heath Morgan
28 Years: Silvio Gomez, Edward Moore
29 Years: Steven Korell
32 Years: Brian Daentl, Craig Stansbury
33 Years: Anthony Clark
36 Years: Robin Doom
39 Years: Keith Lacaze
40 Years: Mark Turner
44 Years: Kimberly Bourgeois
47 Years: Mario Marghella
48 Years: Medric Hayes
