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2009-2010 AADE LAFAYETTE CHAPTER

OfficersPresident Jonathon

Boudreaux Chevron

1st ViCe Nick RezvaniPresident Marlin Energy2nd ViCe Greg MartinPresident BJ Services Company USAseCretArY Adrienne May ChevrontreAsUrer Sharon Moore

Halliburton

Steering CommitteeBruce Jordan Stokes & SpiehlerSid Breaux Breaux EngineeringLindsay Longman PetroQuest Past President Jeffery Svendson Advanced Logistics, LLCJohn Lee Baker Oil ToolsBenny Manuel Knight Oil ToolsJaime Crosby ChevronCommittee Chairmen

Director EmeritusnAtiOnAL BOArd And Andre Arceneaux LAFAYette CHAPter Retired

LAFAYette CHAPter Doug Keller Knight Oil Tools

nAtiOnAL BOArd And LAFAYette CHAPter Al Wambsgans Chevron Global Upstream & Gas

National At-Large BoardBenny Manuel Knight Oil Tools

Sharon Moore Halliburton

Chapter RepresentativeJohnson (Bubba) Hale FlowChem Technologies

AADE Lafayette Chapter members,

Our eighth general meeting for the 2009-2010 fiscal year will be held April 19 at the Petroleum Club.

This month’s distinguished speaker will be Ronnie Witherspoon, Senior

Vice President of Marketing and Business Development for Nabors Drilling USA, LP. The topic for discus-sion for this month will be on the cur-rent state of rig activity in North America; Nabors’ recent performance; transformation of land rigs; and thoughts on the short- and long-term domestic land market.

First things first, I want to personally thank everyone who came out March 26-27 to participate in the annual schol-arship sporting clays tournament. The continued support from our member-ship, combined with industry sponsor-ship support, has allowed us to see

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS TODAY

AADE members and their guests with reservations are

$20, and walk-ins will be $25. Sign up to attend by emailing [email protected]

or calling 337-772-8428 by noon April 16.

APRIL 2010 www .AADE.ORg/LAFAYETTE VOLUME 25, ISSUE 8

Lafayette DriLLer

The AADE Lafayette Chapter presents Ronnie Witherspoon of Nabors Drilling USA, LP, who will speak on the current state of rig activity in

North America and other topics at 11:30 a.m. April 19 at the Petroleum Club in Lafayette.

AADe funds helping industry, community

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAgEJonathon Boudreaux

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A N EWSLETTER OF ThE AMERICAN A SSOCIATION OF DRILLINg ENg INEERS L AFAyETTE ChAPTER

mailto: [email protected]?

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Ronnie Witherspoon is the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Business Development for Nabors Drilling USA, LP.

he began his career with Schlumberger providing logging services to clients in the gulf of Mexico.

he joined Nabors following graduate school and has held vari-ous positions within the compa-ny including Project Manager; Manager of Contracts and Marketing; District Manager of Arkoma; District Manager of East Texas; and Vice President of the Northern Division.

he has a Master of Business Administration degree in finance and Master of Science, Management Information Systems degree from the University of

Oklahoma. he studied advanced graduate finance courses at New york University.

he serves as a board member for the Center of hearing and Speech in houston.

2009-2010 AADE LAFAYETTE CHAPTER

Committee Chairpersons

ArrAnGeMents Michelle Frederick 4M Promotional Concepts

dAtABAse Adrienne May Chevron

neWsLetter Kristy S. Bonner Foster Marketing Communications

MeMBersHiP Adrienne May Chevron

WeBsite Adrienne May Chevron

FinAnCe Jaime Crosby Chevron

KnOWLedGe BOX Sid Breaux Breaux Engineering, Inc.

PUBLiCitY Kristy S. Bonner Foster Marketing Communications

teCHniCAL FOrUM Greg Martin BJ Services Company USA

GOLF Dale Gaddis Plains Exploration & Production Co.

PrOGrAMs Nick Rezvani Marlin Energy

sCHOLArsHiPs Rick Voth Blueline Manufacturing, Inc.

sPOrtinG CLAYs Jeffery Svendson Advanced Logistics, LLC

UL AAde stUdent Jonathon BoudreauxCHAPter LiAisOn Chevron

JOint indUstrY Mike Alexander Chevron

THIS MONTH'S SPEAKER

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Global leaders in providing a worldof oilfield solutions with one focus:

Your success.

Ronnie witherspoon, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Business Development for Nabors Drilling USA, LP, will speak

at 11:30 a.m. April 19 at the Petroleum Club.



great success year after year. For this support, I cannot express my grati-tude enough.

The annual sporting clays tournament pro-vides the necessary reve-nue to enable growth and ongoing support for scholarship programs at the University of Louisiana, Louisiana State University and Nicholls State University.

To everyone who con-tributed to make this tournament a great suc-cess, I want to offer my sincerest thanks and appreciation. I also would like to offer spe-cial thanks to Jeffery Svendson, Brad Duplantis and the entire Sporting Clays Committee for their strenuous efforts to orga-nize and execute this year’s tournament with great ease, safety and overall excellence.

Continuing with the theme of appreciation and good works through AADE, the rest of this article will focus on how funds raised by AADE in the past nine years are being used.

These funds, which would have not been possible without the con-tinued support from the membership and indus-try, have allowed the AADE Lafayette Chapter to cultivate, enrich and establish a strong organi-zation that can withstand the cyclical nature of the oil and gas industry.

First, let me begin

with the scholarship pro-gram. From 2001 to the present, AADE has sup-plied more than $350,000 in endowed and individ-ual scholarships to UL, LSU and NSU students.

These scholarships have had a direct impact on the lives of more than 75 petroleum engi-neering students, many of whom have now graduated and are work-ing in the oil and gas industry. In the past two years, AADE has more than doubled the num-ber of scholarships it provides, as well as increasing the scholar-ship amounts to offset rising tuition and book costs.

On top of these schol-arships, AADE Lafayette also has provided more than $75,000 to fund necessary equipment purchases, transporta-tion and support to attend industry confer-ences and sponsorship of student chapter fund-raising events.

In the past three years, the AADE Lafayette Chapter also has allocated matching funds — up to $125,000 — for renovation and equipment upgrades to the UL mud lab. Thanks to outstanding industry support, the matching contribution limit was met and is currently being used to supply the UL mud lab with much needed equipment upgrades and new purchases.

The chapter also has contributed more than $50,000 to several com-munity organizations

including Christmas for Families; Special Olympics; Acadiana youth; Lafayette Children’s Shelter; Knowledge Boxes; and the Children’s Museum.

As most of you are aware, with any success-ful organization or proj-ect, a focused vision is a must.

This organization was established with the fol-lowing purpose:

1. To recognize the importance of drilling to the oil and gas industry.

2. To attract profes-sional talent.

3. To maintain a high level of technical profi-ciency within the drill-ing business.

I believe that this vision holds true today and is clearly demon-strated in our strong commitment to the edu-cation and proper devel-

opment of technical petroleum engineering professionals.

Moving forward, my vision is to see students who have benefited from scholarships and AADE funds be willing to “give back” to the organization that was there in their time of need.

We are currently accepting board nomina-tions and it would be great to see more “new blood” entering the industry join and partic-ipate in the future of the AADE Lafayette Chapter.

Of course, serving in the organization has never been a requirement, but it is greatly accepted and appreciated.

Until next month, may you and your families have a safe April!

PRESIDENT'S LETTERFROM PAgE 1



The Lafayette Chapter AADE has been hosting the scholarship sporting clays tournament for 17 years.

The “fund-raising” event has grown considerably over the years, as well as the proceeds it generates for petroleum industry scholar-ships. This year’s tourna-ment was no exception.

This year’s event was held at Cajun Elite Shooting Complex in Jennings, La., on March 26 and 27.

Beautiful spring weather prevailed on both days with strong north winds on the Saturday.

The course was altered from passive on Friday to very challenging on Saturday.

Other than wind damage to a few tents and perhaps a few wounded egos from the shooting course, the event concluded without any complications. Safety was a priority and on the forefront of everyone’s thoughts throughout the

entire event. Ten food sponsors pro-

vided an array of food from jambalaya and fried fish to pork chop sand-wiches and ribs and chick-en, just to mention a few of the many delectable dishes.

In addition to food spon-sors, there were an addi-tional 90 sponsors who provided tents, shooting station representation, door prizes, side shooting events and many other bits and pieces that made up the tournament.

The scores of volunteers from service companies and committee members who donated their valu-able time to help truly made the event a success. Without these countless sponsors and volunteers, the event would not have

been possible. Although there are too

many sponsors to list here, I would like to give special thanks to our platinum sponsors Baker Oil Tools, Integris Rentals, Knight and Talens Marine and Fuel.

With the current down-turn in our industry, partic-ipation and sponsorships lagged behind last year's levels by about 25 percent; however, preliminary num-bers indicate that proceeds this year will be close to last year's levels.

As in the past, proceeds will help provide oil industry scholarships and improvements to engi-neering departments at UL, NSU and LSU.

Everyone who partici-pated in this year's event — from sponsors and shooters to volunteers — played a large part in helping the AADE accom-plish its mission in pro-viding our state universi-ties with financial aid for

select students pursuing a career in petroleum engineering.

All those who partici-pated in any way should be proud of their contri-bution and for being a part of this excellent mission.

The Lafayette Chapter AADE Scholarship Sporting Clays Tournament is a premiere event in the oil & gas industry. We look forward to next year ’s event and invite those who could not be with us this year to join us for next year ’s tournament.

Seventeen years of success

SPORTINg CLAYS CHAIRMAN

Jeffery Svendson

AADE sporting clays event adds to scholarship fund; offers members a day of fun

SEE THE SCORECARDPhotos and results from

this year's sporting clays tourney begin on

Page 5.

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SPORTINg CLAYS SCORECARD2010 LADIES & TEAM EVENT RESULTS

LADIESHOA Bernadette Alaniz 661st Mona Ansley 612nd Nikki Fowler 573rd Teresa Johnson 57

TEAMHOA PMB OPERATORS 348 Keith Goutreaux Robert Conner Steve Schultz Trent Nugier

HOA 1st Runner Up ABE’S BOAT RENTAL 337 Hank Ton Frank Watson Troy Mouret Massey Mouret HOA 2nd Runner Up STALLION CONSTRUCTION 317 Tommy Angelle Dwight Lumpkins Mitch Shoffiett John Hebert

A CLASS1st WOOD GROUP PRODUCTION 310 Butch Fruge Johnny Bertrand Randy Guillory Moose Mahaffey

2nd GLOBAL LOGISTICS 309 Billy Madden

Ray Williams Nikki Fowler Robert Hamilton

3rd ATCHAFALAYA MEASUREMENT 299 Larry Lepoint Lawrence Bergeron Nick Trahan Greg Monte

B CLASS1st TRI-DRILL 263 Sid Lyons Mike Dunn

Shorty Terro Rod Bazer

2nd CCS MIDSTREAM 260 Sean Dauterive Scott Coker Travis Detke Buck Gamewell

3rd ALLISON OFFSHORE 260 Jared Lavergne Santaigo Caballero Steven Hyde Paul Duhon

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C CLASS1st PROFESSIONAL WIRELINE 234 Ken Guidry Kevin Lafleur Jeff Venable Fred Aucion

2nd HALLIBURTON / TEAM BOUDREAUX 234 Kim Boudreaux Steve Smith Kevin Guillory Paul Arceneaux

3rd BAKER HUGHES / TEAM HUNTER 234 Jim Hunter Craig Castille Ray Roberie Jay Gallet

D CLASS1st SUPREME SERVICES /

TEAM SONNIER 206 Jesse Sonnier Ben Crenshaw Todd Hebert Josh Punch

2nd NOV / TUBOSCOPE 206 Gary Greig Rodney Sanders Tommy Leblanc Shanon McLeod

3rd BOOTS AND COOTS 202 Vernon Keller Dick Galbreath Willie Kilpatrick Gene Cameron

2010 FUN EVENT RESULTS5-STAND1st Keith Goutreaux 242nd Robert Conner 223rd Reggie Ledet 21

MAKE A BREAK1st Robert Conner 652nd Reggie Ledet 59

3rd Keith Goutreaux 55

FLURRY1st Kevin Cheramie 28 Reggie Ledet

2nd John Longnecker 26 Chris Francis

3rd Billy Madden 26 Trent Nugier

2010 MAIN EVENT RESULTSHOA 1st Steve Schultz, #363 922nd Butch Fruge, #313 903rd Massey Mouret, #176 89

A Class1st Mark Rogers, #324 882nd Keith Goutreaux, #361 883rd Trent Nugier, #364 88 Frank Watson, #174 88 Mark Rogers, #246 88 Greg Sandoz, #372 87 John Hebert, #164 87

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Dwight Lumpkins, #162 87 Kevin Harvey, #60 86 Nick Trahan, #98 86 Troy Mouret, #175 86 Billy Madden, #209 86 Sid Lyons, #341 86 Gene Mcleod, #178 85 Gary Johnson, #283 85 Richard West, #390 84 Bennett Comeaux, #167 84 Robert Hamilton, #212 84 Rod Bazer, #312 84 Sammy Johnson, #10 83 Darrel Mouton, #171 83 Brad Duplantis, #345 83 Royce Bagwell, #443 83 Ken Champagne, #38 82 William Bool, #92 82 Robert Trahan, #169 82 Ray Williams, #210 82 Glen Alleman, #271 82 Darrell Mouton, #285 82 Johnny Bertrand, #314 82 Chris Radde, #16 81 Ryan Leblanc, #40 81 Allen Ingram, #65 81 Randy Guillory, #315 81 Roger Bagwell, #441 81

Reggie Ledet, #249 80 Van Veuleman, #355 80 Robert Conner, #362 80 Scott Coker, #106 79 Josh Credeur, #114 79 Kevin Candies, #393 79 Tim Smith, #154 79 Kenny Moreau, #446 79 Jim Britton, #384 78 Butch Miller, #334 78 Lonnie Reynolds, #339 78 Mickey Faulkinberry, #442 78 Rick Hargett, #248 77

Sid Lyons, #309 77 Jody Hargrave, #369 76 Joey Hernandez, #166 76 Gene Mcleod, #232 76 Lynn Gothreaux, #305 76 Paul Duhon, #72 75 Lawrence Bergeron, #97 75 Larry Lepoint, #100 75 Mike Little, #110 75 Robert Roth, #396 75 Bob Bailey, #347 75 Wayne Johnson, #34 74




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Gino Sibille, #131 74 Hank Ton, #173 74 Jon Longnecker, #242 74 Gary Smitty Smith, #281 74 Wayne Matlock, #358 74 Bobby Ellis, #31 73 Chad Vidrine, #33 73 Lance Guichard, #89 73 Darris Ponthieux, #139 73 Gary Landry, #185 73 Chris Francis, #244 73 Ronnie Landry, #333 73 Craig Darcy, #340 73 Big Foot Labat, #348 73 Dennis May, #8 72 Randy Babineaux, #48 72 Butch Miller, #55 72 Randy Willmon, #122 72 Eddie Atwood, #387 72 Neil Landry, #424 72 Wayne Bearb, #153 72 Mitch Shoffiett, #163 72 Kerry Gohlson, #170 72 David Gautreaux, #180 72 Jim Mcfadden, #308 72 Raymond Latiolais, #26 71 Travis Detke, #107 71 Ken Hargrave, #113 71 Greg Crane, #121 71 Jeff Yates, #138 71 Rodney Walker, #365 71 Tommy Angelle, #161 71 Ron Garber, #186 71 Ralph Moras, #188 71 Corbet Soirez, #245 71 Howard Buck Oubre, #294 71 Kenny Crouch, #30 70 Paul Smith, #39 70 Cedric Broussard, #66 70 Mike Dunn, #101 70 Randy Leger, #123 70

Kevin Cheramie, #252 70 Lee Nepveux, #260 70 Gene Cameron, #300 70 Jake Garber, #357 70 Lindsay Longman, #360 70

B Class 1st Roy Reppon, #368 692nd Ben Gunniss, #359 693rd Norris Bergeron, #157 69 Ken Guidry, #397 69 I. C. Hunt, #295 69 Art Price, #251 69 Joe Bernard, #307 69 B B Smith, #331 69 Lance Leblanc, #433 69 Bob Mccoy, #1 68 Willy Falgout, #86 68 Vic Boudoin, #115 68 Tahanie Thibodeaux, #118 68 Mark Richard, #416 68 Craig Castille, #202 68 Jay Gallet, #204 68 Jesse Sonnier, #265 68 Rod Lasiter, #290 68 Craig Chapman, #321 68

John Garber, #332 68 Gary Price, #336 68 Kaylor Frederick, #25 67 Jaques Dubois, #87 67 Reme Landry, #371 67 Lauren Adams, #376 67 Kevin Lafleur, #398 67 Bobby Gauthier Sr., #413 67 Daryl Dubois, #177 67 Cary Hodnett, #296 67 Justin Landry, #329 67 Russell Johnson, #338 67 Tony Miller, #7 66 Bernadette Alaniz, #57 66 Kim Boudreaux, #73 66 Tony Leblanc, #91 66 Sean Dauterive, #105 66 Ken Jackson, #127 66 Pat Dehart, #375 66 Richard Daigle, #429 66 Albert Champagne, #293 66 Vernon Keller, #297 66 Clyde Landry, #327 66 Marque Angelle, #343 66 Jason Hornback, #29 65




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LSU STUDENT THANKFUL FOR AADE'S HELP

Santaigo Caballero, #70 65 Charlie Quebodeaux, #231 65 Mike Harson, #239 65 Leland Landry, #270 65 Jonathan Choe Gary, #277 65 Percy Angelle, #24 64 Ronald Ashford, #59 64 Randy Fontenot, #94 64 Jim Vernon, #238 64 A J Francis, #241 64 John Boudreaux, #328 64 Kevin Guillory, #75 63 Randy Block, #90 63 Craig Ortego, #93 63 Greg Monte, #99 63 Jimmie Miller, #401 63 Martin Richard, #414 63 Tony Parker, #426 63 Rusty Knott, #155 63 Isaac Wiggins, #187 63 John Duplantis, #223 63 Chad Stelly, #250 63 Sandy Mouton, #287 63 Stanley Bouley, #292 63 Scott Lee, #354 63 Steven Hyde, #71 62 Mike Nicar, #77 62 Harold Melville, #135 62 Jason Jarred, #382 62

Bryce Michel, #394 62 Bob Bullet Moore, #407 62 Jonathan Longnecker, #417 62

Roger Gatte, #179 62 Scott Bankston, #196 62 Michael Hebert, #218 62 Edgar Credeur, #227 62 Danny Landry, #230 62 James Mount, #234 62 Ron Landry, #236 62 Jesse Lecompte, #261 62 Rammy Miller, #278 62 Larry Doshier, #291 62 Bradley Duhon, #12 61 Tommy Leblanc, #19 61 Vic Segura, #45 61 Barry Guillory, #63 61 Josh Soileau, #83 61 Lawrence Svendson, #116 61 Eric Lyons, #120 61 Jason Theriot, #124 61 Tony Angelle, #129 61 Mathew Miller, #404 61 Mona Ansley, #420 61 Kevin Langlinais, #150 61 Dow Drobish, #194 61 Brian Voisin, #205 61 Monk Sonnier, #224 61 Doug Keller, #273 61 Parrish Cline, #274 61 Kevin Richard, #23 60

Stoney Dupis, #36 60 Seth Martie, #82 60 JiM Wildharber, #430 60 Gil Lamperez, #432 60 Danny Finn, #160 60 Jeb Bellard, #181 60 David Baudoin, #191 60 Ron Ashford, #240 60 Frank Braud, #262 60 Chuck Jackson, #264 60

C Class 1st Richard Bourque, #436 592nd Todd Harris, #326 593rd Trey Aucoin, #80 59 David Lippman, #81 59 Charles Trahan, #222 59 Johnny Files, #392 59 Lonnie Blanchard, #434 59 Jeff Venable, #399 59 Mickey Harlan, #54 59 Jerry Arrendondo, #64 59 Chad Mercke, #184 59 Kevin Manceaux, #344 59 Brandon Zaunbrecher, #143 59 Jeff Jarred, #381 58 John Spath, #431 58 Todd Hebert, #267 58 Kenny Lee, #353 58


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Ed Hoffpauir, #439 58 Lucas Abshire, #126 58 Blake Bernard, #144 58 Mark Kizziar, #149 58 Ken Broussard, #130 58 Tony Broussard, #125 58 Jared Lavergne, #69 58 Rec Chaddock, #61 58 Craig Biessenberger, #172 58 Hope Fallin, #68 57 Jake Hebert, #88 57 Jacob Broussard, #128 57 David Broussard, #373 57 Vic Segura, #374 57 Preston Cope, #405 57 John Lincheum, #427 57 Nikki Fowler, #211 57 Ricky Weeks, #253 57 Conrad Boudreaux, #272 57 Dwain Cothern, #282 57 Moose Mahaffey, #316 57 Jacques Dubois, #322 57 Tommy Thevenet, #325 57 Wayne Fontenot, #337 57 Caleb Angelle, #342 57 Teresa Johnson, #346 57 Jim Chancey, #350 57 Susan Richard, #37 56 Monte Richard, #67 56 Jody Smith, #79 56 Bryan Blum, #85 56 Jimmie Fontenot, #156 56 Phil Ladner, #182 56 Adam Olivier, #190 56 Ray Hargrave, #257 56 Keith Roberts, #356 56 Leonard Brasseaux, #22 55 Paul Lacour, #96 55 Eric Bush, #367 55 Mickey Champagne, #370 55 Danny Besson, #152 55 Ricky Anderson, #247 55 David Jones, #275 55 Tim Guillory, #351 55 Brian Melancon, #435 55 Tonny Touchet, #47 54 Gaylon Deville, #132 54 Gordon Fruge, #385 54 Jim Files, #389 54 Chad Boudreaux, #225 54 Kane Duplechin, #330 54 Harold Deleon, #11 53 Shanon Mcleod, #20 53 Paul Arcenaux, #76 53 Carlos Girouard, #78 53

Eddie Roya, #104 53 Carl Lantz, #366 53 Gerry Green, #146 53 Pierre Olivier, #189 53 Jason Petty, #243 53 Pat Mcinturff, #256 53 Doug Miquez, #269 53 Kevin Trahan, #380 52 Randy Jones, #410 52 James Benoit, #415 52 Don Ellis, #440 52 Tom Keating, #444 52 Joey Lewis, #145 52 Ken Fogle, #159 52 Shorty Terro, #311 52 Greg Martin, #221 52 Chad Vanmol, #215 52 John Leblanc, #151 52 Kenny Broussard, #289 52 Floyde Cook, #84 52 Steve Smith, #74 52 Robbie Champagne, #195 52 Chris Landry, #284 52 Opal Johnson, #62 51 Troy Fontenot, #112 51 Kirk Robicheaux, #137 51 Larry Nichols, #408 51 David Thoman, #409 51 John Mire Sr., #168 51 Carl Babineaux, #183 51 Jim Hunter, #201 51 Scott Mcdaniel, #226 51 Bill Jackson, #229 51 John Hagle, #445 51 Miles Moreau, #447 51 D Class 1st Mike Dunn, #310 50 2nd Kade Monlezun, #5 50 3rd Tom Manning, #259 50 Nick Resvani, #134 50

Kenny Devall, #14 49 Jason Foreman, #58 49 Adele Files, #391 49 Tommy Lasseigne, #395 49 Shannon Mouton, #286 49 Rod Hebert, #335 49 Bobby Duhon, #9 48 Gary Greig, #17 48 John Kadlecek, #32 48 Danny Migues, #35 48 Kenny Adams, #56 48 Jerad Parker, #133 48 Bill Cook, #377 48 Trey Hollingsworth, #383 48 Bill Kasper, #406 48 Terry Foreman, #148 48 Jose Herrera, #276 48 William Spence, #13 47 Kim Mouton, #15 47 Danny Frazier, #27 47 Charles Ishee, #378 47 Rick Hailey, #388 47 Brad Simmons, #412 47 Nic Baudoin, #192 47 Amy Tyrl, #199 47 Ray Roberie, #203 47 Mike Fontenot, #258 47 Keith Young, #263 47 Robbie Connell, #3 46 Travis Latiolais, #6 46 Shane Daigle, #95 46 Mark Magner, #379 46 Danny Hotard, #422 46 Brett Pitre, #193 46 Tommy Mueck, #216 46 Darryl Savoy, #233 46 Wade Longnecker, #254 46 Tony Gossett, #302 46 Denzel Reed, #117 45




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Tony Robin, #141 45 Nathan Charrier, #213 45 Ben Crenshaw, #266 45 Randy Chapman, #323 45 Glenn Markgraf, #2 44 Rodney Sanders, #18 44 Eric Boudreaux, #28 44 Buck Gamewell, #108 44 Sam Griffith, #419 44 James Villenarecte, #220 44 Hector Perez, #228 44 Billy Broussard, #303 44 Jerry Bertrand, #304 44 Bill Watts, #109 43 Ed Moorman, #423 43 Tim Buller, #235 43 Kevin Hebert, #301 43 Wendy Turpin, #349 43 Jarrod Segura, #46 42 Dirk Dailey, #51 42 Sid Cox, #306 42 Troy Broussard, #53 41 Adam Rowe, #103 41 Jim Docherty, #136 41 Mark Breaux, #386 41 MiKe Domingue, #147 41 Brian Kern, #158 41 Kim Crozier, #279 41 Steve Kuhn, #437 41 Desiree Delacruz, #198 40 Earl Brunet, #142 39

Fred Aucion, #400 39 Mike Hebert, #208 39 Michael Charrier, #217 39 Doris Trahan, #21 38 David Bordelon, #49 38 Willie Kilpatrick, #299 38 Robbie Signarelli, #448 38 Josh Mccoy, #4 36 Rhonda Guillory, #352 36 Merle Tozer, #438 36 Adam Gauthier, #214 35 Josh Punch, #268 35 Eugene Young, #425 34 Brett Brown, #50 33 Beverly Thoman, #411 32 Ed Holland, #421 30 Sam Wactor, #280 30

Barry Champagne, #165 28 Simeon Delacruz, #200 28 Patty Weeks, #255 28 Dick Galbreath, #298 28 Marlon Mcfarlain, #403 27 Don Fontenot, #206 26 Bradford Charrier, #219 25 Jason Gaspard, #102 24 Moe Francis, #237 24 Monica Tijernia, #111 23 Shelton Deaville, #402 23 Mike Davis, #207 23 Corey Diaz, #52 22 Liz Hammil, #119 21 Jamie Griffith, #418 20 Barry Soileau, #197 14






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CHAPTER NOTES• Board member nominations are now open. If you have a person who you would like to nominate for the AADE Board, please email [email protected].

• The results from this year's scholarship sporting clays tournament are posted on the AADE website at www.aade.org/Lafayette.

• UL will be hosting its Annual Industry Appreciation Crawfish Boil from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 24 at girard Park. For more information or tickets, please contact Andrew Patin at [email protected].

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