Watco
Safety Anniversaries
May 1 – Brimstone Switching (LA) – 22 years
May 1 – El Dorado Switching (AR) – 18 years
May 19 – Port of Amory (MS) – 2 years
May 22 – Pittsburg Transload Terminal (KS) – 8 years
May 26 – Louisville River Road Marine Terminal (KY) – 5 years
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New Watco Safety Award Goes to Alabama Track Inspector
Ian Price, of the Alabama Southern Railroad (ABS), is the 2024 recipient of Watco’s newly developed Safety Person of the Year award.
Price expressed gratitude and indicated he represented others at Watco who promote and practice workplace safety. “It is a big honor to be recognized for coming out here and doing what everybody’s doing for safety. I don’t know if I deserved it more than anyone else, but I do appreciate being nominated and getting the award.”
Joining the celebration were members of the ABS team; Safety Manager Todd Johns, Safety Directors Todd Hamilton and Randy Burington; Price’s wife, Lindsey; son, Joe, 13; and daughter, Ady, 9. Hamilton presented Price with an engraved crystal award.
ABS General Manager Cain Greene said Price was honored in part because of his safety leadership.
“When we hire a new team member – conductors, engineers, or someone in maintenance of way – before they ever work in the field, I put them with Ian. This was his idea, to deepen their awareness of why it’s critical for us to have safe track to run on. We put them in the truck with Ian for a week so that they can understand what he’s looking for and learn to look for that, too. The track laborers understand why they’re out there fixing defects. The conductors learn to see things more as Ian does, so that while they’re on an engine in the field, they can spot any flaw and report it before the track inspector even sees it.”
Greene said that Price promotes the team’s safety initiatives and has been averaging one safety suggestion each week, adding that Price is one of the most highly regarded members of his team. “A conversation I had with one of his track department team members illustrates this,” he said. “My track department is super-close. They hang out together outside of work. They’ve all given each other nicknames. But Ian doesn’t have a nickname. Instead, they call him Mr. Price, and I asked someone why. Their answer was: ‘Because he deserves all our respect.’ This is what everyone on the team thinks of Ian, not just the track department — our trainmasters, our office administrator, all 60 plus of us.
“To me, Ian is an irreplaceable team member. He is exactly the kind of person to represent Watco.”
Brad Walker, a vice president of safety whose focus is railroads, agreed with Greene. “Ian is a real asset, and we’re fortunate to have him at the Alabama Southern Railroad.”
Health and Wellness Support Available Through My Health Novel
Get help losing weight, reducing stress, improving mobility, and with a variety of women’s health topics through My Health Novel.
Who Can Use My Health Novel
Team members and their family members who are enrolled in a Watco health plan have access to Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s My Health Novel. Participants must be 18 or older.
About My Health Novel Programs
• Weight Management: Get paired with a coach to develop healthy eating habits, learn how to lower your risk for Type 2 diabetes, and receive a free Fitbit and/or scale with free services provided by MyFitnessPal, HabitNu, WW, Nike Run Club, and BETR Health.
• Behavioral Health: Improve your mental health with therapy and meditation and learn how to better cope with stress using programs by Headspace, eM Life, and Ginger.
• Musculoskeletal Health: Learn ways to reduce pain and improve mobility with programs offered through Sworkit, Kaia Health, and Sword. Virtual physical therapy sessions are also included.
• Women’s Health: From fertility to menopause and caregiver support, assistance is available for women across all stages of life through Origin, Visana, Frame, Pacify, and RestoreBalance.
How to Get Started
Create an account and log in to Blue Cross and Blue Shield’s My Health Toolkit. Or log in to the Benefitplace app using your single sign-on credentials. Under Additional Benefits, select My Health Novel. Choose your top health goal and take a short online assessment to get matched with a free program that best suits your needs.
What Team Members Are Saying
“I have truly benefited from the weight loss program. The one-on-one coaching has helped me stay accountable and on track. The meal plans and recipes have made it simple for me to make meals. Since I started, I’ve lost 40 pounds, and my blood pressure is now lower.”
Charlene H., Pittsburg (KS)
“My Health Novel’s musculoskeletal health program was effective in helping me recover from an injury. Through this program, I was connected with a physical therapist and received a customized treatment plan complete with a tablet and wearable motion sensors to ensure I was doing the exercises correctly.”
Jeff H., Overland Park (KS)
Watco Brings Dedicated Freight Car Repair to Wellington, Utah
Go where the customer takes us. That’s the Watco way, and it’s our team’s go-to strategy to grow business across all of Watco’s services, including repair and maintenance.
So, when moving railcars to repair facilities became cost-prohibitive for some customers, Watco adjusted its strategy and added mobile repair teams to the mix. These teams travel to customer facilities in and around DeRidder, Louisiana; Richmond, Virginia; Paducah, Kentucky; and Houston, to inspect and repair railcar fleets.
In 2016, Watco introduced a new segment of this business: dedicated freight and tank repair locations. It started with one mechanical team on-site at a customer facility in Hondo, Texas. This customer would later add two more Watco repair teams at their facilities in Dallas and Mill Creek, Oklahoma.
As word spread about this service offering, Watco expanded its dedicated repair locations to Wisconsin, West Virginia and, most recently, Wellington, Utah.
“These teams interact with the customer in person every day,” said Bubba Lundy, director of operations for Mechanical Services. “They go to the customer’s safety briefing and review the agenda with them. They know and trust us, and they sleep well at night knowing their fleet is safer due to our team’s frequent inspections and repairs.”
To help launch operations in Utah earlier this year, four team members from Watco’s Coffeyville (KS) Repair and Maintenance Terminal traveled west to help out. They stayed for two months to start inspections and mechanical repairs for a Class I railroad customer as well as train four new team members.
Director of Mobile Repair Richardjames Drummondo said, “Thanks to the Coffeyville team, we were able to start air brake testing and repairs right away. Having boots on the ground on Day 1 was important to meet the customer’s needs without delay.”
Because the terminal is located 125 miles from Salt Lake City and 400 miles from Denver, mechanical support has previously been hard to come by. Before turning to Watco for a solution, the customer relied on its conductors and engineers to perform air brake tests and make minor repairs before railcars could leave the terminal, which often led to service delays.
That’s when they turned to Watco for a solution. Now, our team inspects between 30 and 90 railcars a day at the terminal. Additionally, they complete at least one extended haul air test a day and make repairs as needed.
Lundy said, “Like all our other mechanical services locations, the Wellington team is doing a fantastic job supporting this customer. With their help, railcars are moving on time without delays.”
Among the team members gathered at the Coffeyville Repair and Maintenance Terminal for a recent steak cookout was Welder David Bidleman, who has been with the terminal since the year it opened: 1985. The team got together May 22 to honor the 40th anniversary of this location and also celebrate having achieved a stellar Google review rating of 4.9 out of 5.
Two Fryburg Team Members Bid Farewell
This month marked a bittersweet milestone at the Fryburg Dedicated Terminal in North Dakota as two cherished team members, Kenneth Berg and Perry Thomas, retired. Surrounded by colleagues and friends, the retirees enjoyed a potluck courtesy of the team.
Kenneth, who served as a switching engineer for six years, is known for his versatility and dedication, having filled nearly every role at the facility. Perry, a crew supervisor for over 11 years, holds the distinction of being the longest-serving team member at the terminal.
What they did made a big difference in how the terminal works and to the people they worked with.
Kenneth’s resourcefulness and ability to step into any position ensured the terminal ran seamlessly, while Perry’s mentorship and steady guidance helped many navigate transitions and grow within their roles.
In their retirement, Kenneth envisions days spent fishing at the lake, while Perry looks forward to cherishing moments with family and embarking on new travel adventures.
Terminal Manager Alan Cheek said, “Both will be missed, not just for their skills but for the camaraderie and leadership they brought to the team every day. They left some big shoes to fill.”
Retirees Perry Thomas (l) and Kenneth Berg (r) congratulate each other on successful careers.
Refugio Retiree Leaves Legacy
Juan (JJ) Garza’s 10 years at the Refugio Transload Terminal in Texas left a lasting impression on his team and their customers.
“He’s an amazing team member, but JJ’s an even better person,” said Hilda Morin, terminal manager. “When we’re shorthanded, he always pitches in. He’ll help anyone without hesitation.”
Garza joined the team in 2015 and quickly established himself as a dependable jack-of-all-trades. He became more than an equipment operator. When Refugio needed it, he was a switchman, mechanic, transload operator, and even regularly cleaned up the facility. He also recently retired as a county constable. He and his wife plan to travel together following his retirement on June 30. The team will host a farewell luncheon for Garza and present him with travel accessories to help with their adventures. He’s also looking forward to spending more time with his grandson.
“The thing we’ll miss most is just him being here,” Morin said. “He helps in everything. We’re very excited for him but sad to see him leave.”
Watco’s 2025 Scholarship Recipients
Each spring, Watco awards scholarships to high school seniors who are eligible dependents of Watco team members. This year’s recipients receive a $2,000 scholarship to attend a post-secondary institution within a year of graduating high school, with $1,000 being distributed each semester.
Join us in congratulating this year’s scholarship winners:
Aaron Metz
Aaron Metz is the son of Craig and Jan Metz. Craig is the vice president of highway logistics in Versailles, Ohio. At Eaton High School, Aaron was a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Club, and a Rotary Honor Scholar. He was involved in many leadership and volunteer-based organizations such as Freshman Focus, Project Charlie, Jacob’s Ladder, youth group, and the swim team. Aaron will attend Kettering College in Ohio this fall.
Ava Wilkerson
Ava Ashley Wilkerson is the daughter of Will and Mary Wilkerson. Will is a conductor/engineer at the Mississippi Southern Railroad. At West Lauderdale High School, Ava was a member of student council, most recently as the senior class president. She also played on her high school softball team and was a member of both the National Honor Society and Fellowship of Christan Athletes. This fall, Ava plans to attend Mississippi State University.
Brady VanBecelaere
Brady VanBecelaere is the son of Brooke and VJ VanBecelaere. Brooke is vice president of people services in Pittsburg, KS. Brady was a member of St. Mary’s Colgan High School football and baseball teams. This year, he served as senior class president on student council. He was also a member of the International Thespians Society and involved with his church’s youth ministry. Brady will attend Pittsburg State University this fall.
Cali Coiner
Cali Coiner is the daughter of Daniel and Heather Coiner. Daniel is a conductor/ engineer at the Lubbock & Western Railway in Texas. At Lubbock-Cooper High School, Cali was an active member of the National Honor Society and served as president in her final year. She also participated in choir and was honored twice with the Music Scholar Award from the Texas Music Educators Association. This fall, Cali will begin her studies at Texas Tech University.
Watco’s 2025 Scholarship Recipients (cont’d)
Caroline Jagels
Caroline Jagels is the daughter of Laura and Joshua Jagels. Laura is the assistant treasury accountant based in Pittsburg, Kansas. Caroline was named to the all-A honor roll all four years at Girard High School. She also served as a band section leader and competed on the debate team. She participated in the Scholar’s Bowl for three consecutive years and was active in 4-H. Caroline will attend Pittsburg State University this fall.
Hailey Gray
Hailey Gray is the daughter of Michael Gray and Laci Waterman. Michael is the associate general counsel based in Pittsburg, Kansas. Throughout high school, Hailey played on the volleyball and softball teams and was on the school newspaper. She was also a member of the National Honor Society and previously volunteered for the Salvation Army and the Pittsburg Public Library. This fall, she plans to attend Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College.
Harper Davis
Harper Davis is the daughter of Maurice and Veronica Davis. Both parents work at Watco’s Pittsburg, Kansas, office — Maurice as director of railcar revenue and Veronica as standard operating procedures and contract manager. During high school, Harper was a student-athlete on the track and field, wrestling, volleyball, and basketball teams. She was also active in 4-H, most recently serving as vice president of the Crawford County chapter. She will attend Kansas State University this fall.
Isabella Wise
Isabella Wise is the daughter of Daniel and Patti Willoughby. Daniel is the chief mechanical officer for Watco’s Engineering and Track team based in Birmingham, Alabama. Isabella was the valedictorian of her graduating class at Locust Fork High School. She was also a member of the high school marching band. From 2022 to 2025, she received the Alabama State Science and Engineering Fair Award. Isabella plans to attend Mississippi State University this fall.
Jailey Charles
Jailey Charles is the daughter of Jonas and Janie Charles. Jonas is a supply clerk at Watco Greens Port in Houston. Jailey served as a school ambassador all four years at Spring Early College Academy. During her time there, she was also involved in Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, National Honor Society, and competed in the Science Olympiad. This fall, Jailey will attend the University of Houston.
Watco’s 2025 Scholarship Recipients (cont’d)
John Hendrix Ratliff
John Hendrix Ratliff is the son of Jason and Ashley Ratliff. Jason is the chief mechanical officer at the Alabama Southern Railroad. At Sipsey Valley High School, John Hendrix was in the marching and concert bands, a student ambassador, and a member of the National Honor Society. He is also involved in his church, where he regularly volunteers for service projects. John Hendrix will attend the University of Alabama this fall.
Kiara Horne
Kiara Horne is the daughter of William and Donna Horne. William works as port superintendent at Watco Greens Port in Houston. Kiara played volleyball and basketball at Shadow Creek High School and was named most valuable player for both sports. She also completed a dual-credit college program, where she became a certified nurse assistant. Kiara plans to continue her studies at Texas State University this fall.
Korbyn Newberry
Korbyn Newberry is the son of Kory and Tracie Newberry. Kory is the assistant director of facilities in Pittsburg, Kansas. Korbyn was a student-athlete at Columbus High School, participating in varsity wrestling, football, and soccer. He served on student council and as president of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America for three consecutive years. Korbyn will attend Pittsburg State University in the fall.
Landan Swafford
Landan Swafford is the son of Daniel and Jessica Swafford. Both parents work at Watco’s Pittsburg, Kansas, office — Daniel in operations support and Jessica as credit and collections manager. Landan played tennis and soccer at Parsons High School and was in the orchestra. He was also a member of the National Honor Society and the Technology Student Association. This fall, Landan plans to attend Tabor College in Hillsboro, Kansas.
Lindy Kiehn
Lindy is the daughter of Shane and Sara Comp. Shane is a track laborer at the Ringneck & Western Railroad in South Dakota. Lindy finished in the top 10 of her graduating class and was a student-athlete, playing volleyball and basketball at Kimball High School all four years. She was also a member of 4-H and participated in the local rodeo. She plans to attend Southeast Technical College in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, this fall.
Watco’s 2025 Scholarship Recipients (cont’d)
Matthew Yates
Matthew Yates is the son of Marcus Yates and Jessica Smith. Marcus is a conductor/engineer for Plaquemine Industrial Rail in Louisiana. Matthew was a member of the National Honor Society at North Pike High School. For the last four years he served on the McComb Mayor’s Youth Council, a group devoted to strengthening the community through volunteering. He will attend Southwest Mississippi Community College this fall.
Mia Mansfield
Mia Mansfield is the daughter of Kyle and Jessica Mansfield. Kyle is the plant superintendent at Coffeyville Repair and Maintenance Terminal in Coffeyville, Kansas. Mia finished in the top five of her graduating class at South Coffeyville High School, where she played softball and was on the dance team all four years. She was also a member of Future Farmers of America and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Mia plans to attend Oklahoma State University in the fall.
Myla Mee
Myla Mee is the daughter of AJ and Mandy Mee. AJ is the chief mechanical officer at the Palouse River & Coulee City Railroad in Lewiston, Idaho. Myla played varsity soccer all four years at Lewiston High School, becoming team captain and named defender of the year. She was also a chapter officer for DECA and a member of the National Honor Society. This fall, Myla plans to attend the University of Idaho.
Preston Sims
Preston Sims is the son of Danny and Rebekah Sims. Danny is a conductor/ engineer at the Mississippi Southern Railroad. At Sylva Bay Academy, Preston made the honor roll each semester and was recognized as Student of the Month several times. He was also a student-athlete, participating in the football, baseball, tennis, and track teams. Preston plans to attend Jones College in Bay Springs, Mississippi, this fall.
Sarah Juarez
Sarah Juarez is the daughter of Juan Juarez and Gloria Chavez. Her stepmom, Mayra Juarez, is a conductor at Freeport Industrial Rail in Texas. Throughout her time at Brazosport High School, she was on the soccer and cross-country teams. She was involved in student council and a member of the Health Occupations Students of America, where she became a certified clinical medical assistant. She will attend Texas State University in the fall.
Watco’s 2025 Scholarship Recipients (cont’d)
Shelby Hoobler
Shelby Hoobler is the daughter of Matthew and Beth Hoobler. Matthew is the assistant vice president of policy and natural resources based in Cheyenne, Wyoming. At East High School, Shelby lettered in soccer and Future Farmers of America. She was also the recipient of the Congressional Award for three consecutive years and served as queen for Hell on Wheels Rodeo. This fall, she plans to attend the University of Wyoming.
Sidalee Ratliff
Sidalee Ratliff is the daughter of Jason and Ashley Ratliff. Jason is a chief mechanical officer at the Alabama Southern Railroad. Sidalee graduated in the top three of her class at Sipsey Valley High School, where she was a varsity cheerleader all four years as well as a member of the choir. In her spare time, she volunteered for community events including the Special Olympics. She plans to attend the University of Alabama this fall.
Vincent Rodriguez
Vincent Rodriguez is the son of Jose and Jeanne Rodriguez. Jose is an operations supervisor of breakbulk at Watco Greens Port in Houston. At Pasadena High School, Vincent played basketball all four years and recently earned a spot on the second all-district team. He previously volunteered for the Salvation Army and a local food bank. He plans to attend Huntington College in Montgomery, Alabama, this fall.
Vinny Collier
Vinson “Vinny” Collier is the son of Kylie Collier, a people services manager in Pittsburg, Kansas. At Frontenac High School, Vinny was captain of the basketball team and also on the baseball and track teams. This year, he was named Boys Basketball Player of the Year by The Morning Sun. He was also involved in the Interact Club, a volunteer organization. This fall, Vinny plans to attend Pittsburg State University.
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Team Member Anniversaries
Congratulations to the following team members celebrating June anniversaries:
Jamere Banks, Chase Bond, Gavaro Brown, Darren Buckley, Garrett Bush, Peyton Cloy, Jordan Conlon, Bryant Curette, Kimberley Dell, Rodney Dennis, Thomas Dever, Shawn Ditsch, Clayton Doty, Adrian Dowling, Blair Dunn, Alex Garcia, Carlos Garcia, Nathan Gaubert, Brittany Godsey, Rodney Gurnick, Garrett Hauke, Chris Haywood, Francisco Hernandez, Lukas Jensen, Luke Lebsock, Zernard Lesesne, Allen Loftin, William Long, Cosondra Mahoney, Justin Main, Kenneth Manchester, Dylan Martin, Justin Mills, Atzin Najera, Korbin Nelson, Shayne Noonan, Devyn Olson, Dylan Osman, Drake Plain, Garrett Randall, Braycer Riley, Alvin Rome Jr, Kaitlyn Rouse, Donald Smothers, Jeremiah Sodia, Luke Stephens, Kareem Stewart, Daniel Swafford, Trevor Tobin, Sergio Tovar, Amber Turner, Seth White, Harlee Willis
2 Years:
Adrian Alvarado, Melinda Bailey, Brady Beilman, Aubree Beitzinger, Augustine Bermea, Christopher Bruno, Ian Cardiff, Trentavious Carnes, Chandler Chick, Corey Coen, Matthew Desjarlais, Anthony Dykas, Alecander Evans, Thomas Felder, Bayley Gallagher, Parker Gent, Marissa Girod, Rafael Gonzalez, Kathy Greenys, Marcelina Hart, Damian Heesh, Torreyon Henley, Tristan Holloway, Connor Jackson, Talia Keyton, Patrick Mann, Jessica Mitchell, Kevin Moore, Dedrick Myles, David Nething, Tracey Palmer, Jamarcus
Pierre, David Rickey, Jordan Rogers, Rodney Slater, Stuart Whitman
3 Years:
David Acosta, Cory Agawa, Loren Allen, Vaughn Appleman, Kaffrey Bailey, Chester Bethel, Jim Blackett, Tyler Breaux, Hayden Brown, Kyle Bryant, Luis Cabrera Arevalo, William Clark, Jerome Curtis, David Dry, Robert Edmondson, Joskie Frank, Kyle Gauthier, Jyron Glenn, Benjamin Hansen, Lisa Holland, Lori Holmes, Mark Hope, Bill Hurst, Nathan Hurst, Craig Jefferis, Jerry Jones, Johnathan Lacy, James Lambert, Samantha Lloyd, Devon Lohrenz, Barbara Macken, Paul Montange, Xavier Moore, Nichole Morcher, Kevin Mott, Bryan Munson, Noelene Neville, Ryan Oman-Salisbury, Ben Potts, Micah Ramos, Dalton Roberts, Norma Rodriguez, Andre’ Smith, JoAnn Smith, Gilbert Solano, Katelynn Stewart, Ryan Tucker, Sarah Villa, Joshua Wainscott, Joseph Williams, Kenneth Woods, Christopher Zamora
4 Years:
Alejandro Acuna, Jonathan Alexander, Joaquin Alvarez, Roger Ardon Varela, Juan Beltran, Daniel Best, Bradford Boyce, Devon Bush, Kayden Camp, James Diehl, Jason Eliot, Wilmer Frederick, Victor Garcia, Larry Garman, James Garrett, Thomas Gould, Marc Greger, Dylan Heiselman, Alisha Houser, Mark Huantes, Kenneth Jackson, Anthony Lashua, Jett Loenneke, Jesenia
Lopez, Matthew Luebeck, Cristian Luna, Seth McBryde, Jacob McGrath, Brandon Ofili, Audrey O’Toole, Danielle Potter, Juan Romo, Raul Sanchez, Zachary Schendel, Jordan Seideman, Chris Smith, Michael Spearing, Heather Weber, Jeremiah Whitt, Shawn Williams
5 Years:
Oscar Cisneros Nunez, George Diamantakos, Jonathan Figueroa, Tomas Figueroa, Andy Guzman, John Korndorffer, Austin Kropp, Isaac Martinez, Joel Nunneley, Jisela Perez Castaneda, Phillip Pizzolato, James Sebroski, Saengphet Soulivong, Edward Wilson, Aaron Young
6 Years:
Ruth Becker, Joshua Buee, Randall Campbell, Adrian Cooks, Eugene Finkley, Sam Kimotho, Ailsa Nelson, Lashunda Poole, Hagen Presley, Jesse Prine, Amanda Widmer, Marcus Yates, Jennifer Zettler
7 Years:
Clifford Birch, Gina Bradley, Robert Cooper, Joseph DaRonche, Saleh Mothana, Ivan Smith
8 Years:
Ryan Frazier, Rene Mendoza, Casey Miller, Jamie Owens, Amber Reeves, Jason Searl, Peter Silva, Jerick Staker, Leon Williams Jr, Wayne Wiza
Team Member Anniversaries
9 Years:
Jacob Baker, Zachary Charston, Gregg Robbins, Nicholas Sharp, Jordan Wagner
10 Years:
Jay Benedict, Cameron Benson, William Butler, Brantley Chambliss, Arla Cress, Douglas Jones, James Rehm, Olen Reid, Stacey Wilberding
11 Years:
Robert Ayers, Timothy Chew, David Eller, Jerod Gofourth, Cris Hatcher, Michael Hernandez, Michael Hovan, Alexis Jimenez, Jonathan Lacy, Jason Longfellow, Brent Morrison, Breana Nalesnik, Jose Rodriguez, Joseph Rowan, Jason Wetta, Shari Wilson, Eric Wolfe
12 Years:
Cassidy Cromer, Phil Hennessee, Sergio Lara, Jenna Maiseroulle, Arturo Montemayor, Jeffrey Quigley, Jason Sigman, Paul Suarino
13 Years:
Susan Buffington, Tara Carpenter, Jordan Cheatham, Sean Cox, James Degano, Glen Jackson, Jeff Kelly, Audie Pankhurst, Justin Pankhurst, Jose Rodriguez, Angela Schaefer, Amanda Shanholtzer, Duff Wagnon, Lloyd Young
14 Years:
Brian Keithan, Kristi Nunnelley, Felicia Strickland, Johannes Yocum
15 Years:
David Bravo, Silvestre Garza, Russell King, Thomas Scheidemantel, Douglas Steed
16 Years: Sean Crowe, Brent Marsh
17 Years: James Hite, Matthew Troth
18 Years:
Michelle Shuttlesworth, Leon Williams
19 Years:
Randall Chaney, Phillip Forrest, Pete Tavernaro
20 Years:
Frankie Carpino, Paul Christenson, David Gonzales, Nicolas Hanson, Jeremy Hollis, Leslie Kissel, Cameron Lundy, James Marr
21 Years: Nolan Darthard, Joey Meadows
22 Years: Wade Lunt, James Waite
23 Years: Carl Silcox, Mark St Aubin
25 Years: Colin Schneider
27 Years: Christopher Jacobson, Jason Rossman
28 Years: Chad Wilson
29 Years: Jason Ford
32 Years: James McDaniel
33 Years: John Nippa
37 Years: Janice Ferrin
