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CONTENTS FEATURES
5 RSVP for October 13-14 TPGA Board, Annual Business & Committee Meetings 8 2026 Red River Crossroads Breaks Records in Irving 10 Sporting Events Sponsors and Winners 14 Silent Auction Donors 15 Thank You Sponsors! 15 Save the Date: July 22-24 San Antonio 16 Crossroads Exhibitors 20 Duty to Warn Safety Mailing Program 22 Job Postings: A Legal Perspective for Employers DEPARTMENTS
18 Welcome Jeremy! A Q&A with New TPGA President Jeremy Gentile
30 Propane with Purpose Researchers explore turning dairy manure into propane
4 Highlights from Headquarters 6 TPGA Board of Directors 24
Inside the Industry
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In Memoriam
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New Members
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Calendar of Events
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Index to Advertisers
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Highlights from Headquarters Bill Van Hoy
TPGA Executive Director
There’s a saying that “March comes in like a lion (and out like a lamb)” but I’m pretty sure that’s a saying from the U.K., or some other northern climate. For us here in Texas, August came in like a lion. Here’s to hoping the weather has broken and we’re on to “fall”. Before the heat blast, we all enjoyed a spectacular Crossroads event in Irving with our friends from Oklahoma. We broke all kinds of records with more than 665 propane professionals attending and participating in the events. These numbers are impressive, but more importantly, they show your commitment to your customers and your industry. They show your willingness to continue to learn and connect with vendors, finding the best products for their needs. Thank you to every sponsor, exhibitor and attendee for such a great event. I also want to acknowledge the incredible generosity of our members and donors, who raised more than $54,000 during the auction event Friday night to benefit the TPGA Scholarship Fund.
TPGA staff Bill Van Hoy..................bvanhoy@txpropane.com Executive Director Jackie Mason...................jmason@txpropane.com Deputy Executive Director Julie Novinger............accountant@txpropane.com Bookkeeper Propane Service Corporation............................ sales@propaneservicecorp.com Pete Casias 800-392-0023 Publisher Kim Scheberle.............. kscheberle@austin.rr.com Account Manager/Managing Editor Sail House Publishing 512-346-0892 Joanne Pantaze..................jpantaze@zochnet.com Advertising Sales 512-273-2639 Kiki Pantaze.....................kpantaze@zochnet.com Art Director 512-924-7566
You can get to know new TPGA President Jeremy Gentile with a Q&A we conducted with him. You’ll learn about what he values and what he hopes to accomplish during his term. The Duty to Warn Safety Mailing Program is open for the heating season. Read more about how you can participate. We've included some thoughts from the general counsel at the Texas Workforce Commission on job postings and if you are exposing yourself to any liability. It is some good information to know.
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Our Inside the Industry includes short news that is important to our members, along with acknowledging those we have lost in our In Memoriam section. While propane being used on farms is as old as the discovery of propane, a team of researchers is exploring the possibility of turning cow manure into propane. While manure has long been used to produce natural gas, changing the process could instead produce propane. Check out the Propane with Purpose for details.
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RSVP for October 13-14
TPGA Board, Annual Business & Committee Meetings Mark your calendar! I would like to invite you to attend the upcoming meetings on October 13-14, 2026, at the Holiday Inn in Tyler, TX. Everyone’s participation in these important events is needed. Thank you and see you in Tyler! Jeremy Gentile TPGA President
Schedule
Tuesday, October 13, 2026 • 9:30am - 10:30am Executive Committee • 10:30am - 12:00pm Finance Committee & Budget Meeting • 12:00pm - 1:00pm Hosted Lunch • 1:00pm - 2:00pm Convention Planning Committee
• 2:00pm - 3:00pm Legislative and Technical Committee • 3:00pm - 4:00pm Nominating Committee Executive Session (Nominating Committee Members Only) • 4:00pm - 5:00pm – ProCOT Meeting • 5:00pm – Happy Hour • 6:00pm – Dinner at Shogun Hibachi Wednesday, October 14, 2026 • 9am – 11:00am TPGA Board Meeting & Annual Business Meeting Host Hotel
Holiday Inn Tyler Conference Center by IHG 5701 S Broadway Ave Tyler, TX 75703 (903) 561-5800 Room rate: $119 Reservation deadline: September 28, 2026
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2026-2027 TPGA Board of Directors President: Jeremy Gentile, Hill Butane, 409-296-2001 President Elect: Secretary: Matt Terry, Matador Gas, 210-861-6545 Treasurer/Finance Chair: Bill Collins, Propane Exchange, 214-629-5118 District 1 Director: David Collett, Gas and Supply, 903-780-2488 District 1 Alternate: John Minton, Gas & Supply, 903-490-0605 District 2 Director: Joe January, McAdams Propane, 254-723-4210 District 2 Alternate: Shane Hill, Nelson Propane, 903- 641-7381 District 3 Director: Stephen McClendon, Ferrellgas, 972-730-0469 District 3 Alternate: Bill McHargue, Welch Gas, 210-508-3058 District 4 Director: Matt Peterson, Buster Brown Propane, 281-689-3946 District 4 Alternate: Garrett Green, Green's Blue Flame Gas Co. 713-562-5341 District 5 Director: Brody Newton, Busters Propane, 361-852-8161 District 5 Alternate: Regina Betancourt, Ferrellgas, 361-429-8548 District 6 Director: Omar Garcia, Mr. G Propane, 956-581-1063 District 6 Alternate: Rigo Gonzalez, 3-G Propane 956-316-3357 District 7 Director: Sharon Seal, Bell Hydrogas, 210-533-7103 District 7 Alternate: Duston Cox, Chaparral Propane, 830-329-0871 District 8 Director: Rodney Sladek, Fayetteville Propane, 979-836-7044 District 8 Alternate: Doyle Fevig, Legacy Propane 830-995-5015 District 9 Director: Brad Quisenberry, Gene Harris Petroleum, 817-295-1091 District 9 Alternate: Larry Hearn, Yellow Rose Propane, 870-648-8241 District 10 Director: Josh Nowlin, McCraw Propane, 903-583-7481 District 10 Alternate: Chad Gregg, Enderby Gas, 940-482-3225 District 11 Director: Steve Adams, Hardwick LPG, 254-647-3402 District 11 Alternate: Anna May Etheredge, Enderby Gas, 940-665-3457 District 12 Director: Laci Jo Stone, Schneider Distributing, 800-901-9109 District 12 Alternate: Shawn Owens, Heart of Texas Propane, 325-313-0884 District 13 Director: Lane Worthington, WTG Fuels, 432-682-4349
District 13 Alternate: Casey King, WTG Fuels, 432-894-4240 District 14 Director: Terry Perez, Perez Propane, 512-318-9780 District 14 Alternate: Elizabeth Perez, Perez Propane, 915-764-3382 District 15 Director: Don Heinrich, Slaton Gas, 806-828-6501 District 15 Alternate: Kenneth Waters, Charles Oil & Gas, Inc (dba) Farwell Fuels, (806) 481-3222 District 16 Director: Clay Crist, Crist Fuel, 806-426-3412 District 16 Alternate: Jacob Acuna, TG Fuels, 303-514-6061 Past President: Josh McAdams, McAdams Propane, 936-598-7444 Past President: Mark Peterson, Buster Brown Propane, 281-689-3946 Past President: Jack Walzel, Tri-Co Propane, 254-642-3885 Past President: Allen Wells, BayGas, 281-332-2630 Past President: Larry Baty, Cadenhead Servis Gas, 972-771-8654 Vice President: Steve Adams, Hardwick LPG, 254-647-3402 Vice President: Jeremy Gentile, Hill Butane, 409-296-2001 Vice President: Matt Terry, Matador Gas, 210-861-6545 Sr. Vice President: Todd Dorris, Roadrunner Energy, 830-278-2915 Sr. Vice President: Bill Collins, Propane Exchange, 972-442-1078 Sr. Vice President: Joe Green, Green’s Blue Flame Gas, 713-462-5414 Assoc. Supplier Service Director: Andy Brus, Crum & Forster, 682-220-4812 Assoc. Supplier Service Alternate: Rusty Walker, Marshall Young, 817-645-9155 Assoc. Producer/Marketing Gas Director: John Becraft, Targa Resources, 713-594-7485 Assoc. Producer/Marketing Gas Alternate: Brittany Greer, Enterprise Products, 318-299-0540 Assoc. Manufacturer/Distributor Director: Troy Hicks, Squibb Taylor, 915-613-7534 Assoc. Manufacturer/Distributor Alternate: Tracy Wells, GEC, 214-683-8018 Assoc. At Large Director: Jimmie Grant, Martin Gas Sales, 713-851-6155 Assoc. At Large Alternate: Jim Fulton, 4-J Energy, 832-529-4768 Nominating Chair: Jack Walzel, Tri-Co Propane, 254-642-3885 NPGA Director: Mark Garrison, Allstar Fuel, 806-296-6353
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2026 Red River Crossroads Breaks Records in Irving This past August, the Texas Propane Gas Association (TPGA) and Oklahoma Propane Gas Association (OPGA) welcomed propane professionals from across the region to Irving for the 2026 Red River Crossroads Propane Expo & Conference. Held August 6-8 in Las Colinas, this year’s Crossroads brought together more than 665 propane professionals for three packed days of education, networking, competition, fundraising and fun. Events spanned two neighboring properties—the Westin Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas and the Irving Convention Center. Altogether, Crossroads featured 21 events over three days, including 14 training classes and sessions, two sporting tournaments, two cocktail receptions and one massive Friday night dinner and Casino Party attended by more than 390 people. The record turnout reflected not only the continued growth of Crossroads, but also the propane industry’s enthusiasm for coming together to learn, build relationships, exchange ideas and support causes important to the industry.
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Taking Aim and Teeing Off
Friday also started early for attendees participating in two Crossroads sporting traditions. The Elmer Atkins Memorial Golf Tournament SPONSORED BY TARGA brought golfers to Hackberry Creek Country Club for a shotgun scramble. Players started the morning with breakfast before heading onto the course for competition, networking and plenty of friendly rivalry. The tournament also featured Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin contests, along with numerous sponsored holes benefiting the TPGA Scholarship Foundation and a sponsored beverage cart. Congratulations to first place winners: Ryan Hooker, Dan Poli, Josh Seaman, and Sean Daughtery.
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Beverage Cart: Cactus Tanks Longest Drive: Higginbotham Insurance Closest to the Pin: Heriford Tanks & Trucking LLC Golf Hole Sponsors
4J Energy LLC AJA Tanks All Propane LPG Cargas Cordell & Company Insurance Agency Ferrellgas Fisk Tank Carrier Green’s Blue Flame Gas Heriford Tanks & Trucking LLC Intermountain Truck Rinnai America Corporation Swain & Baldwin Insurance Transport Dynamics LLC Westmor Worthington Enterprises
Legal Defense Sporting Clays Tournament Across town, participants gathered at Elm Fork Shooting Sports for the Legal Defense Sporting Clays Tournament. Shooters took on 100 targets on the Woods Course before wrapping up the tournament with lunch. Congratulations to tournament champions: Cody McSperitt, Kevin Froman, Robert Froman, and Andy Camp. A big thank you to our Sporting Clay Tournament organizers, John Minton and Shelby Brown of Gas & Supply and all the volunteers that made the day possible.
Lunch Sponsor: Exosent Engineering Sponsor: Bishop Energy Golf Cart Sponsor: Bergquist Trophy Sponsor: Perez Propane Door Prizes: Squibb Taylor
Sporting Clay Station Sponsors Armadillo Propane Exchange Bergquist Cactus Tanks CHS Crum & Forster CUI Heat Gas Equipment Co. (GEC) Gas & Supply Propane Intermountain Truck Lin’s Propane Trucks Lux Industries LLC Meeder Midstream Transportation Warm Thoughts Communications Yellow Rose Propane
Training That Delivers Value
Education once again played a major role at Crossroads, beginning Thursday with separate Texas and Oklahoma regulatory training tracks. Friday morning, attendees moved to the Irving Convention Center for a full lineup of 12 Technical and Technology Training Sessions. Topics ranged from generator sizing, pumps and motor maintenance, meter troubleshooting and regulator selection to grounding and bonding CSST, cathodic protection, artificial intelligence, social media, tank monitoring, workforce recruitment and Propane Education & Research Council programs and resources.
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Past Presidents Reunion at the Presidents’ Cocktail. Pictured left to right, back row: Hobie Sibley, Bill Clinckscale, Jim Bishop, Lynn Gray, Jeremy Gentile, Larry Baty, Lon Holloway, Chad Gray, Josh McAdams and Tom Nichols. Front row, left to right: Doug Maclay, Joe Green, Allen Wells, John Walter, Jack Walzel and Bill Collins.
Presidents, Propane and a Texas-Sized Friday Night
Pictured: Larry Hearn of Yellow Rose Propane, who organized the Stock the Bar Booze Wagon auction. Thank you for your effort.
Special thanks to the Green family for all of their support for the scholarship fundraisers and program.
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After a full day of training and tournaments, Crossroads attendees came back together Friday afternoon for the Presidents’ Cocktail, recognizing TPGA’s past and present presidents and the leadership that has helped shape the association. The evening also marked an important transition for TPGA with the traditional passing of the gavel. Outgoing TPGA President Larry Baty, who served from 2024–2026, passed the gavel to incoming President Jeremy Gentile of Hill Butane, officially beginning a new chapter in TPGA leadership. Then it was time for one of the biggest events of the conference. More than 390 people gathered for the Landman Dinner & Casino Party, featuring Texas barbecue and line dancing and twostepping led by seven-time UCWDC World Champion Bryce Green and MCed by Dallas top DJ, Bill Cody. After dinner, the action moved to the casino floor, where gaming tables kept the party going. This year’s casino prizes embraced the Landman theme, with prizes ranging from a pilot script autographed by members of the cast to a life-size cutout of Billy Bob Thornton, along with other Landman-inspired items. The evening also demonstrated just how generous the propane community can be. The live auction featured the Stock the Bar Booze Wagon, a Hill Country getaway to Fredericksburg and a special U.S. Capitol flag flown in honor of America’s 250th birthday. Thank you to Scott Moore of Blackburn Propane for auctioneering. By the end of the evening, more than $54,000 had been raised Friday night alone, an extraordinary show of support from the industry.
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An Expo Floor Full of Opportunity
Saturday brought everyone together at the Irving Convention Center for the Red River Crossroads Propane Expo. The Expo featured nearly 100 vendors, suppliers and organizations, giving attendees the opportunity to see the latest propane equipment, technology, services and business solutions under one roof. From trucks and tanks to software, equipment and services, the show floor provided propane marketers with direct access to the companies helping move the industry forward. Fundraising continued throughout the Expo with several activities benefiting the TPGA Scholarship Foundation. Attendees could try their luck at the Duck Pull Game, bid on items in the Expo Silent Auction and shop the Kendra Scott Jewelry Trunk Show, where 20% of proceeds benefited the Scholarship Foundation.
Thank you to all of our auction donors. A separate shotgun drawing also raised funds for TPGA’s Legal Defense Fund. Thank you to The Petersons for donating the Benelli M2 shotgun and congratulations to Doyle Fevig for winning the shotgun.
Thank You to Our Silent Auction Donors 4J Energy AC Hotel Waco Downtown AJA Tanks Cambria Hotel Waco University Riverfront CUI Gas Equipment Company Independence Ranch Kendra Scott Lake Travis Zipline Adventure Meeder Messina Hof Milk + Honey Moody Gardens Mopeka NGL Supply Terminals / Legend LLC Parafour Innovations, LLC Perry’s Steakhouse and Grill Pleasure Pier Squibb Taylor Texas A & M Hotel & Conference Center Visit Irving Texas
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Enforcement and Industry Talk Shop at Propane Expo By Corporal Casey Jones Texas Department of Public Safety Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, Radiological/Nuclear Threat Detection Unit On August 8, 2026, I had the pleasure of attending the 2026 Red River Crossroads Propane Expo in Irving, TX. This year’s event drew over 665 propane industry professionals from across Texas and Oklahoma, as well as 93 exhibitors. Everything from insurance to cargo tanks to hand cleaner was represented. Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Sergeant D’Jae Vela and I were assigned to the “Regulatory Pavilion.” Texas DPS Driver’s License Division, Texas DPS Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC), Texas Workforce Commission, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), Texas Department of Agriculture, American Energy Institute, and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) all had a table there…It was literally a one-stop shop for almost any regulatory question a propane carrier might have. Having all the agencies together in one area proved to be invaluable. Someone would walk up to our table with a roadside type of question, and I’d provide an answer. Their next question would be about re-certifying cylinders, so I’d send them to the PHMSA table. It was a great way for a carrier/owner to get answers. What surprised me the most was the number of owners and drivers who came by the table simply to say, “Hi.” Add the fact that I have previously stopped and inspected some of them, and not even one was upset about being inspected (and some of the inspections were not what we would consider good ones). Being able to talk and share stories made the day pleasant and underscored the importance of strong relationships between enforcement and industry.
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Industry Partnerships in Action
Crossroads continued to expand opportunities for propane marketers to interact directly with the state and federal agencies and organizations that regulate and support their businesses. The Regulatory Pavilion brought representatives directly onto the Expo floor, giving attendees an opportunity to ask questions, make contacts and learn more about compliance, enforcement, grants, workforce programs and other resources available to the propane industry. Participating agencies and organizations represented areas including propane safety and regulation, commercial motor vehicle enforcement, CDL requirements, weights and measures, environmental grants, unemployment insurance and federal hazardous materials transportation. The Pavilion complemented the regulatory training offered earlier in the conference and reinforced Crossroads as a place where the propane industry and government agencies can communicate directly and build stronger working relationships.
More Than an Expo
What made the 2026 Red River Crossroads special was the sheer variety packed into three days. Attendees could take a regulatory class in the morning, learn about new technology in a workshop, meet with an equipment manufacturer on the Expo floor, talk directly with regulators, compete in a golf or sporting clays tournament, reconnect with longtime industry friends over a cocktail and raise money for causes important to the propane community—all during one event. The numbers tell the story: more than 665 attendees, 21 events, 14 training classes and sessions, nearly 100 participating vendors and organizations, more than 390 guests at Friday night’s dinner and over $54,000 raised Friday night alone. But Crossroads has always been about more than numbers. It is about bringing together the people who make up the propane industry—marketers, suppliers, manufacturers, regulators, association leaders and industry partners—and creating opportunities to learn from one another and strengthen the relationships that keep the industry moving forward. The 2026 Red River Crossroads Propane Expo & Conference set a new benchmark in Irving. And now, Crossroads is heading south.
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What’s Next? San Antonio 2027
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SAVE THE DATE — JULY 22–24, 2027 The Red River Crossroads Propane Expo & Conference heads to San Antonio, Texas, in 2027.
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Thank You to Our Crossroads Exhibitors • 4J Energy • Advantage Route • AJA Tanks, LLC • Algas-SDI International • All Propane LPG • American Standard • Anova • Arrow Tank & Engineering • B&A Energy Partners • Basys • Ben Spurgin Insurance Agency • Bergquist Inc • Bigway Sales • BLT Tanks • Cactus Tanks • CageWatch LLC • Cargas • Cordell & Company • Crum & Forster • CUI • Cunningham Gas Products • Cutco • Energy Tech Solutions LLC • Enterprise Products • Enterprise Transportation • Exosent Engineering • Fisk Tank Carrier • Folsom Propane Services, LLC • F-Rams, Inc.
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• FuelMor Propane Software • Gas Equipment Co, Inc. • Grammer Logistics • Gray, Gray & Gray, LLP • Heriford Tanks & Trucking • Higginbotham Insurance • Hubbell Gas Utility Solutions • Intermountain Trucks • Jomar Valve • Kozy Operations • Linscot Enterprises, Inc. • Lin’s Propane • Lux Industries LLC • Manchester Tank • Manley Industrial Gas • Marion Relationship Marketing • Martin Gas • Meeder Equipment Company • Metsa • MHC Kenworth • Mid:Com • Midstream Transportation Company • Mopeka • MSG Payment Systems • NEXIO • NGL Supply Terminals / Legend LLC • Nixon & Lindstrom Insurance • Omegaflex, Inc. • Otodata
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• P3 Propane Safety • Parafour Innovations • PDI Technologies • PERC • Propane Specialty Services LLC • PT Risk Management Insurance Services • Quality Steel Incorporated • Qual Pay • RANSOME MFG • Rinnai • Roush CleanTech • Rural Computer Consultants • Smith Pumps • Squibb Taylor • Stamp Works • Swain & Baldwin Insurance • Tank Spotter • Targa Resources • Tauber Oil • TerraVest Industries Compressed Gas • Tiger Processing • Total Control Systems • TransTech Energy • TRIARC Tank • Warm Thoughts Communications • Westmor • White River Distributors • Worthington Enterprises
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Q&A with New TPGA President Jeremy Gentile treat them like family. If you do that, they’ll tell somebody else, and that person will tell somebody else. That has always stuck with me. When I go into a business and someone is personal and makes me feel like I matter, that’s the kind of place I want to go back to. I try to create that same experience for our customers.
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TPGA’s new president, Jeremy Gentile of Hill Butane, never planned on a career in propane. What began as helping his fatherin-law while looking for a job turned into a 22-year career in the industry. Today, Gentile brings decades of hands-on experience, a strong belief in personal service and a commitment to industry involvement to his new role as president of the Texas Propane Gas Association. We sat down with him to learn more about his path into propane, what he values about the industry and what he hopes to accomplish during his term. How long have you been in the propane business, and how did you get your start? This October will be 22 years. I was finishing college, working construction and looking for a job. I had gone to school to become a certified firefighter and was interviewing for firefighter positions. My father-in-law needed some help with a few jobs and asked if I would come work with him for a little while until I found a job. I just never left. Here I am 22 years later, and I’m still here. What is your favorite part of working in the propane industry? I really enjoy meeting people and get-
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ting to know our customers. I’m out in the field most of the time, so I have the opportunity to meet and interact with new customers all the time. I like the personal side of the business. I don’t want our customers to feel like they’re just another number. I want them to feel like family and know that we value their business. Looking back over your career, what has been one of your most memorable moments? Becoming TPGA president is probably the most memorable. Knowing that my peers thought enough of me to put me in this position and felt that I was ready and capable of doing it means a lot. I never really thought I would be in this position, but I’ve had some inspirational people along the way who encouraged me to become involved and pushed me to do more. They were people I really looked up to. What is one of the best pieces of advice you have received? My dad always told me that word of mouth is your best advertisement. Treat your customers and everybody else the way you would want to be treated, and
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Was there any advice that influenced your involvement with TPGA? When I first became involved, Hobie told me I needed to serve on a committee. I told him no, and he basically said, “Well, I’m putting you on one because that’s where all the work happens.” After serving on the Board and committees over the years, I realized how true that was. You can walk into a Board meeting and vote on something, but the committees are where the conversations and discussions really happen and where much of the work gets done. That’s one reason I would like to encourage more members to become involved in TPGA committees. What do you believe is one of propane’s greatest strengths? Its versatility. Propane touches so many different areas. It isn’t a one-dimensional product. You have residential applications, commercial and industrial uses, agriculture, motor fuel and many other applications. There are so many different things you can do with propane, and I think that versatility is one of our industry’s greatest strengths. Where do you see one of the biggest opportunities for the propane industry? I still think there is a bigger opportunity on the motor-fuel side. One of the challenges is accessibility. With gasoline or diesel, you can find a station almost anywhere. Propane isn’t always as readily available when someone needs to fuel a vehicle, especially when traveling.
If we can continue growing the infrastructure and make propane motor fuel easier and more accessible, I think there is a larger market we can tap into. Why is TPGA membership and industry involvement important? One of the biggest benefits is advocacy. TPGA does a lot to watch what is happening legislatively and with regulations and to make sure the industry has a voice. There is also tremendous value in being able to sit down with your peers from across Texas. What I deal with on the coast may be completely different from what someone in North Texas deals with, and they may face things that I never see. When we talk to each other, we learn what has worked in other businesses and share our own experiences. I’ve also made a lot of friendships through the Association that I wouldn’t have made otherwise. At any given time, I know I can call people across the state and they’re willing to help. We’ve seen that during hurricanes and other emergencies. I’ve had people from other companies call and ask, “What do you need? Do I need to send a truck? Do you need a service truck or people to come help?” That willingness to help one another is a big part of what makes this industry and this Association special.
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deer hunting, and being close to the coast, I do a lot of saltwater fishing whenever I get the chance.
What do you enjoy doing when you aren’t working? The biggest thing is spending time with my family, my wife Michaelyn, and three daughters, Desiree, Gillian, and Paisley. We also have a few show animals that we raise and sell, and then we’ll buy new projects for next year. I enjoy hunting and fishing, too. I like
As you begin your term as TPGA president, what do you hope to accomplish? I want to keep growing the Association, bring in new members and get more people involved in our committees. The more people we can get involved and contributing their ideas and experiences, the more we can continue making the propane industry better and stronger.
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Would Your Customers Know What to Do? If a customer smells gas, would they know exactly what to do? Have all your Texas customers received current propane safety information—and can your company document that it was sent? The 2026 Duty to Warn Safety Mailing Program makes it easy to provide these critical reminders. How simple is it? Register online and upload your Texas customer mailing list. The mail house personalizes each safety mailer with your company name and sends it to your customers within 30 days. Once the mailing is complete and payment is received, you receive a postage receipt and notarized affidavit confirming completion. What will it cost you? Just $49 per participating company, plus 10¢ per custom-
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Job Postings: A Legal Perspective for Employers By Naomi D. Howze, Legal Counsel to Texas Workforce Commission Chair Joe Esparza
of job postings and builds sound drafting habits around them. The Anti-Discrimination Framework
Many employers think of job postings simply as a marketing tool. In truth, they are one of the earliest points at which an
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employer can become exposed to liability under state and federal law. A successful employer understands the legal aspects
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At the federal level, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin by employers with 15 or more employees. Texas law largely mirrors this federal standard but is enforced at the state level. As such, the words used in job postings should be chosen carefully: language that is discriminatory, or could be construed as such, can create legal exposure for the employer. The safest course is to use neutral phrasing throughout, soliciting only job-related information from candidates. Disability status deserves special attention for covered employers under the Americans with Disabilities Act. While an employer may not ask a job applicant
to answer disability-related questions before extending an offer, an employer may ask whether an applicant can perform the essential functions of the job. See https:// www.eeoc.gov/disability-discriminationand-employment-decisions. This kind of inquiry relies on the posting having already identified what those essential duties are and what the position requires, including physical demands and working environment. Employers also cannot discriminate based on citizenship status during hiring, and a process for verifying employment eligibility through Form I-9 should be in place as soon as the worker is hired. Qualifications, Duties, and Commitments
The same legal concerns that arise under anti-discrimination law extend into how a posting handles job qualifications. Required skills, technology proficiency, years of experience, education, and licensure should all bear a genuine relationship to the job. A requirement that sounds reasonable in isolation may create liability if it screens out protected groups at a higher rate without a legitimate business justification, so every qualification should be defensible as a necessity, not just a preference. The same applies to practical details such as full-time or parttime status, hours, shift patterns, flexibility, and remote, hybrid, or on-site status. Ambiguity here can muddy exempt and non-exempt classifications under the Fair Labor Standards Act, potentially inviting wage claims down the line.
Compensation Transparency
Pay transparency is shifting from best practice to being a legal requirement in a growing number of states and disclosing a salary range is increasingly expected, even in states like Texas, where it remains optional. A well-drafted posting specifies pay frequency (bi-weekly, semi-monthly, salaried, etc.), and describes benefits such as insurance coverage, leave policies, retirement plans, bonuses, and educational assistance. This transparency can reduce friction in negotiations with potential hires.
Practical Considerations
A genuine introduction to the company’s culture, mission, and values helps
candidates self-select accurately and reduces early turnover from mismatched expectations. Clear language and organization support readability and help to avoid phrasing that could be misconstrued. The posting should close with application instructions that are easy to follow, requiring as few steps as reasonably possible, since every added click is a chance to lose a qualified candidate.
it is treated that way under the law. Approaching it with legal discipline, not just marketing polish, protects the organization from exposure that can be difficult and costly to unwind later. This article is courtesy of the Texas Workforce Commission and appeared in their August 2026 newsletter.
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Inside the Industry
Stay Top-of-Mind This Fall and Winter Propane Living, the seasonal consumer newsletter from the Propane Council of Texas, helps you share timely safety information while keeping your company’s name in front of customers throughout the heating season. The Fall/Winter 2026 edition can be customized with your company’s branding for just $40 per Texas propane company, plus less than 5¢ per printed newsletter. ProCOT covers printing and postage—and the rate has remained unchanged for three years. Each edition reaches up to 150,000 propane customers across Texas, providing participating companies with an affordable way to strengthen customer relationships and extend their marketing reach. Choose the distribution method that works best for your business: • ProCOT mails it directly to your customers. • Receive bulk copies for deliveries, service calls and events. • Have ProCOT email it to your customers. • Use the free PDF on your website, email or social media. Propane Living is an affordable, turnkey way to provide useful information and stay connected between deliveries—when customer loyalty matters most. Deadline: September 25, 2026 Register and upload your customer list at www.procot.org/propaneliving Questions? info@propanecounciloftexas.org
In Memoriam
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Eric Nathan Guel, Sr. Eric passed away unexpectedly in his home on July 26, 2026, at the age of 50. Eric was born on June 10, 1976, in Houston, Texas. He is survived by his wife, Brandi, and seven children. Eric was TPGA’s longtime photographer for the past decade, capturing countless events, memories, and special moments for our association. His talent, kindness, and friendship will be deeply missed by the entire TPGA family. A GoFundMe has been established to support Eric’s family: https://www.gofundme.com/f/ericguel.
Gary Wayne Nelson, 66, of Corsicana, Texas, passed away August 2, 2026, at his ranch — the place he loved most. Gary is a former TPGA Board member and is survived by his wife, Christie Nelson; his parents, Wayne and Judy Nelson; his son, Jeff Nelson and wife Melissa, and their children Frankie and Cade; his daughter, Joni Baker and husband Chad, and their children Paige and Peyton; and his daughter, Courtney Nelson and Jake, and their children Andi, Darby, Cooper, Coby, and Grady. He was preceded in death by his brother, Mike Nelson. The family finds comfort in knowing the two of them are together again. Our thoughts are with his family.
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FIVE New Refresher Training Learning Paths PERC has released five new refresher training learning paths to help propane professionals meet NFPA refresher training requirements while reinforcing critical job skills. These engaging, scenario-based learning paths feature real world situations propane professionals may encounter on the job, along with immediate feedback that explains both correct and incorrect answers. The new learning paths include: • Exterior Gas Piping, Regulator, and Meter Installer • Gas System Startup Service Technician • Gas Vaporizer Installation and Service Technician • Interior Gas Piping Installer • Propane System Layout & Design Additional refresher learning paths, including Bobtail Delivery Driver and Cylinder Delivery Driver, are also available in The Learning Center. To explore the full selection, click “PEP Safety,” then open the “PEP Refresher Training” folder. Refresher training is customizable, just as is PEP initial training, helping your company quickly recap what you need. If a Learning Path is not what you’re looking for, all PEP refresher content can also be taken in shorter modules by topic. Topic-specific refresher content, including hazardous materials training, is available in The Learning Center under “PEP Safety,” “PEP Refresher Training,” and “PEP Safety Training by Topic.” For more information, https://training. propane.com.
PERC Training Updates
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CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER
7 TPGA office closed for Labor Day 10 Texas Propane Magazine Ad Deadline 21 Pros4Care Golf Tournament Plano, TX
13-14 TPGA Board, Annual Business & Committee meetings Tyler, TX
NOVEMBER
9 90th Texas Legislature Bill Prefiling Begins
24 - 25 PERC Advisory Committee Meeting Eagan, MN 25 Propane Living Deadline 28 Deadline to book hotel rooms for TPGA Board & Annual Business Meeting 28-29 Propane Emergencies College Station, TX
10 Texas Propane Magazine Ad Deadline 11 TPGA office is closed for Veteran's Day 26 TPGA office is closed for Thanksgiving
DECEMBER
3-4 PERC Council Meeting Charleston, SC 10 Texas Propane Magazine Ad Deadline
September 29-October 1 NPGA Fall Board Meeting Dallas, TX
24-25 TPGA office is closed for Christmas
OCTOBER
JANUARY 2027
7 National Propane Day 10 Texas Propane Magazine Ad Deadline 12 TPGA office is closed for Columbus Day
1 New Year’s Day TPGA Office Closed
10 Texas Propane Magazine Ad Deadline 12 90th Texas Legislature Regular Session Begins Austin, TX
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From Dairy Manure to Propane: UVM Researchers Explore a New Path for Renewable Fuel
A research team at the University of Vermont is working on an unconventional approach to renewable propane production: using dairy manure as the feedstock. The project aims to redirect the biological processes typically used in anaerobic digestion. Instead of allowing manure to complete its conversion into methane, researchers are attempting to interrupt the process and capture intermediate compounds that can then be converted into propane. The work could eventually offer the broader industry an intriguing new model for producing renewable propane from an abundant agricultural waste stream. According to reporting by WCAX, approximately 15 Vermont farms currently use anaerobic digesters to convert manure into methane, which can be used on-site or upgraded and sold as renewable natural gas. But University of Vermont researchers believe there may be another opportunity within that same biological process. “The gas that you use for cooking your food, I’m going to produce in that box,” Mona Davoudimehr, a Ph.D. candidate working on the project,
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told WCAX. Davoudimehr and her colleagues are developing what they describe as a photoreactor that would work with the manure-processing system. The concept is to stop the normal anaerobic digestion process before methane is formed. “If we stop that process short, we can force them to accumulate these intermediates,” Matt Scarborough of the University of Vermont told WCAX. “And these intermediates are the things that we can use to produce things like propane gas.” The potential feedstock is substantial. An average dairy cow can produce roughly 22,000 kilograms of manure annually, Davoudimehr told the television station, creating both a waste-management challenge and a potentially significant source of renewable fuel. The University of Vermont team began the project in 2022 in collaboration with researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The work is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. For the propane industry, the project is particularly interesting because it focuses on creating propane directly from
a waste stream already being processed at farms. While renewable propane is currently produced through several pathways, including processes associated with renewable diesel and other biofuel production, the dairy-manure approach could eventually provide a more decentralized production model. Scarborough told WCAX that propane’s transportability is another advantage of the concept. If the technology can be successfully developed into a practical farm-scale system, remote dairy operations could potentially convert manure into propane for their own energy needs while producing excess fuel for sale. That remains the long-term vision. The current project is still in the research and development stage, and the team must first demonstrate that the photoreactor can reliably produce propane from the intermediate compounds generated during manure digestion. But the potential is compelling: a system that could turn a farm’s waste stream into a storable, transportable renewable fuel. When WCAX reporter Sophia Thomas asked whether the ultimate goal was for remote farmers to put manure into a digester and get propane out for use around the farm, Scarborough’s answer was straightforward: “And hopefully have extra to sell. So, that is the dream.” According to WCAX, the next challenge will be translating the laboratory concept into a system practical enough to deploy on working farms.
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