Advanced Roofing, Inc., where Experience Matters

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FROM THE
PRESIDENT
I want to thank everyone for their efforts and dedication in
2012, making Advanced the top roofing contractor in Florida. The management team has set strong and measurable
goals for 2013, so we can perform even better than last
year. 2012 was an average year in terms of revenue and
profit but we still need to find more efficient ways of getting
work done. I urge you to be wise in 2013 as the economy is
supposed to slide into a recession in the 4th quarter and with
the increase in government taxes and a new healthcare system, it will not get easier.
Rob Kornahrens
One area of improvement I am spending even more time on
this year is everyone’s safety. I brought Rocky Zapata on
board to instill a culture of behavior based safety. Safety will
become more natural, like putting your seatbelt on when getting in the car. Everyone’s
safety is our top priority! I want to see everyone go home to their family and friends at
night injury free.
In addition, one of the efficiencies we are working on is moving forward with our new
office in Jupiter. The office will be managed by Ronny Taveras and focus on service calls,
preventitive maintenance and small scope work in that area. The office will mean faster
response times for our current customers, plus the ability to add new customers while
reducing our gas and other travel expenses from the Fort Lauderdale office.
My door is always open for new ideas and efficiencies so please stop by if you have an
idea.
MESSAGE
FROM THE
VICE PRESIDENT
A Happy New Year to everyone, I hope 2013 finds you and your family well. Good news
we have some very nice projects coming up in the 1 st quarter
of 2013 and our backlog is strong. Be patient, a few contracts and permits have been moving through the system
slower than we would like. I am optimistic all contracts will
be
secured by February.
Winn Dixie Store #254
I have just started my term as President of the Palm Beach
Roofers Association. I look forward to a great year giving
back and keeping up industry standards with our peers.
I just completed reading the book “A Competent Organization”. The main theme of the book was competent companies are always looking for a better way to perform their
jobs. A better experience for their customers. ARI, I feel is
ready doing a lot of things in the book. I’m always proud of
our continuous improvement.
alDanny Stokes, Corporate Vice President
Keep the Faith!
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Happy New and Blessed 2013. This New Year brings exciting challenges for us as a team in the areas of safety and health. Poet “Ralph Waldo Emerson” stated that there is nothing that gives more direction to a person’s
life than a big conjunction of principles. Safety is a conjunction of principles full of goals. Let’s make safety
our primary principle, a principle which rules our safety behavior. As a team, let’s look out for one another,
lets direct and teach one another. As a result, our end goal will be for all of us to go home safe and healthy to
spend much needed quality time with our families. If we all place safety first as our principle, our goals will be
reached.
Back Injury Principles
How can we prevent Back Injuries?
1st Principle –Improve posture = Exercises, behavior changes and conditioning programs
will improve posture and increase overall health.
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2 Principle – Stretch = Before work (take 5 minutes) and during work, workers should
take a minute to straighten out their backs and loosen their shoulders.
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3 Principle – Rested = Sleep on a firm good mattress; get a good night sleep.
4th Principle – Loads = Push loads rather than pull them.
5th Principle – Lifting = Prior to lifting loads, a worker should:
Plan the lift and test the load before picking it up.
Ask for help, if the load is heavy or awkward, the worker should get someone to assist.
Make sure you have firm footing.
Bend at the knees. Bending at the waist is one of the most common causes of back injury; “DO NOT BEND AT THE WAIST”.
Lift with the legs. The muscles in the legs are the powerhouses of the body. They
should be used instead of the weaker back muscles.
Hold the load close to the body
Keep the back upright and straight and avoid twisting and turning
Lift smoothly and do not jerk the load
If we practice these five simple principles when lifting loads, back injuries are capable of
being prevented.
Rocky,
Rocky Alexander Zapata is a native of Nicaragua and has lived in Miami since 1993.
With Ten years experienced in the areas of occupational safety and health management, Rocky joined Advanced Roofing Inc. as our Corporate Safety Director. Rocky
received his Bachelor of Science in Political Science at Florida International University with a minor in Sociology, and his Safety and Health credentials from the University of South Florida.
Rocky Zapata,
Safety Director
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About the Jupiter Branch Manager
Ronney Taveras started from humble beginnings working as a field technician,
building his knowledge in different types of roofing systems as well as office logistics. Ronney has been in the roofing business since the age of nineteen with
nearly a decade in the roofing trade overseeing commercial projects and managing amongst many other responsibilities. Ronney joined Advanced Roofing, Inc.
in 2012 to further his career in roofing, surrounding himself with some of the
most experienced people in the roofing industry.
When Ronney is not busy managing his work projects, he enjoys spending his
personal time with his daughter Jasleen and his wife Mariel. His hobbies includes, playing and watching sports and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. He
prides himself in being a career minded individual and family oriented person.
Ronney is enthused to be able to serve our new and existing customers for the
Jupiter branch with the quality and service Advanced Roofing was founded on.
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Roger Laird and his crew received the Crew of
the Third Quarter because of their dedication to
quality. Their artisitc abilities are constantly
challenged by the ever changing conditions of
our projects. Roger has been an employee at
ARI for 14 years, Pedro Flores for 7 years, and
Larry Laird for 9 years.
Foam/ Waterproofing
Luis Razzetti and Bobby Gill have shown versatility
being able to switch back and forth between the service department and the roofing division seamlessly.
Their attention to detail and quality workmanship
has earned them the respect of their peers and management. With their ability install coatings, foam and
waterproofing they add another dimension to an
already diverse company. We are glad to have them
as part of our team.
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September
Rose Brittain
Human Resources
November
Paulette Thomas
Project Accountant
January
Please congratulate Rose Brittain for winning Employee of
the Month for September.
Rose has been with Advanced
for over 6 years but probably
feels like a lifetime for her.
Rose always goes beyond to
make sure employees are
listened to and every I is dotted and t is crossed. Her dedication to the company is
greatly appreciated. Congrats
Rose!
October
Allison Gammons
Project Manager
As voted by employees, November employee of the month is Paulette Thomas. Paulette has been with ARI for almost two years and is an essential part
of the accounting department. In that
time, she has worked hard to learn all
the different tasks required of her. She
graciously accepts new tasks when
needed and always tries her best to do
a good job especially in challenging situations. Paulette is a dedicated worker
and a team player who understands her
role and always performs in the best
interest of the company. Congratulations Paulette for this well-deserved
award.
Please join me in congratulating Ali
Gammons for being selected as employee of the month by her co-workers. Ali
has been with the company for 8 years,
in numerous positions, and has always
exceled in everything she does. Last
month she was promoted to Project
Manager. Ali stepped in when needed
and has risen to the challenges of the
new position, while still managing her
current tasks. Her drive to never stop
learning, great organizational skills, attention to detail, and friendliness to
customers has made her a great fit for
this position already. Ali is always creating new processes for tracking and improving things, which help make us
“Advanced”. Thanks Ali for everything
you do!
December
Dylan Foster
IT
As voted by employees, December employee of the month is
Dylan Foster. Dylan has been
with the company for 4-1/2
years and has steadily grown to
create process improving web
apps, professional marketing
pieces, and everyone's favorite,
"special projects". Dylan recently just finished the check request web app that will add a
more efficient, paperless approval process and an audit
trail. Thanks Dylan for all your
dedication to quality work.
Please congratulate Jennifer Vanderbles as January employee of the month. Jennifer
has been with ARI not quite a year but already has become an essential member of the
accounting team. She is team player that has taken on quite a few additional tasks in
the last couple of months. She’s always quick with a smile and is quite simply a pleasure to work with. Congratulations, Jennifer for this well-deserved award and thank you
for your dedication.
Jennifer Vanderbles,
Accounts Paybale
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Welcome Aboard!
ARI,AGT and AAS New Employees
Please welcome Carl Conner to
Advanced Roofing as Construction Manager. He will be working in the Roofing Department
with crews ensuring quality
workmanship. Carl has been in
roofing for many years and
says he is a “Life Long Roofer”. In his free time Carl enjoys
spending time with his 13 year
old son and fishing. Welcome
aboard Carl!
Please join me in welcoming Rand Eckhart to Advanced Renewable Energies as Renewable Energy
Estimator/Construction Manager. He will be working with Clint Sockman and RJ Boyden on overall
development, engineering, procurement and construction of solar energy projects. Rand is originally
from Michigan but has lived in Florida for over 30
years working in solar and construction. In his free
time he enjoys fishing, golf and is a Miami Hurricane fan.
Carl Conner, Construction
Manager, ARI
Rand Eckhart, Renewable Energy Estimator/Construction Manager, ARI
Please join me in welcoming our new
HVAC Administrator, Patricia
Klein. Patricia is a Native Floridian and
has over 14 years in the HVAC industry. Patricia is married, has 4 children
and in her free time enjoys traveling and
the beach. Patricia is located upstairs
in the Warehouse and can be reached at
extension 1124. Welcome
Patricia Klein, HVAC Administrator, AAS
Aboard Patricia!
Please welcome Rocky Zapata,
ARI’s new Safety Director. Rocky will be working with
management in key area such
as policies, training, preproject review, on-site safety
support and incident investigation just to name a few. His
main goal is keeping everyone
safe. Rocky is a graduate of
FIU with a BS in Political Science and a minor
in Sociology. Rocky has over
10 years safety experience in
the construction industry. He
Rocky Zapata, Safety Di- is an authorized OHSA 10 and
30 hour trainer, is certified in
rector, ARI
mobile and tower crane safety
as well as an emergency medical technician. Rocky received his OSHA license from USF.
Rocky is married with a 6 month daughter and in his free
time enjoys playing basketball, good food and spending
time with his family here and in Nicaragua.
Kelsey Gunvaldsen, Front Desk, ARI
Oswaldo Duque, Foreman, ARI
Chris Wray, Engineer, AGT
Please welcome Chris Wray, the
new Renewable Energy Engineer. Chris will be working with
both the U.S. and Canada designing solar systems. He is an
Electrical Engineering graduate
from Florida Atlantic University
and looks forward to a career in
renewable energy. Chris is married and has 3 dogs. In the past
he has enjoyed touring with his
band and now enjoys spending
his free time with friends, family
and playing his guitar.
Welcome Aboard Chris!!
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Welcome Aboard!
ARI, AGT and AAS New Employees
Troy Henry, Roofing ARI
Markaz Towns, Roofing Sanford
Tony Dragonette, Service, Sanford
Roderick Thomas, Roofing, ARI
Jose Chavez, Roofing, Sanford
Frederick Wilson, Service, Sanford
Michael Foster, Service, ARI
Gerald Greth, Roofing, Sanford
Jose Tellez, Roofing, Sanford
Stephen Guarino, Warehouse, Sanford
Miguel Chavez, Roofing, Sanford
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Welcome Aboard!
ARI, AGT and AAS New Employees
Cesar Hernandez, Roofing, ARI
Jasper Burns, Roofing, ARI
Aaron Lester, Warehouse, ARI
Junior Su Lanza, Roofing, ARI
Elisee Belou, Roofing, ARI
Roberto Solis, Service, ARI
Yvennel Laurent, Roofing, ARI
Tracy Carson, Sheetmetal, ARI
Michael Deshon, Service, ARI
Darren Sooklal, A/C Service Technician,
AAS
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AGT Featured Project:
AGT Project Highlight
Canada
For Great Circle Solar Management Corp. (GCS), one of Canada’s largest developers of rooftop and ground mount solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, AGT Solar was hired in 2012 to engineer, procure, and construct (EPC) a 455 kilowatts solar PV system on the roof of a leading Canadian Grocery store chain in St.
Thomas, Ontario. AGT Solar was chosen out of several contractors bidding on the project because of its ability to complete
commercial rooftop installation on time, and on budget. This project was developed by GCS under the OPA FIT program, in
which the OPA purchases electricity generated from the solar
system for a fixed rate over a 20 year period.
Project Info
Great Circle Solar
Grocery Store
St Thomas, ON
System Size: 455,455 kW
Panel: Trina
Inverter: AE/PV Powered
Racking: HB Solar
Roof Type: EPDM
AGT Role: EPC
Complete: January 2013
FOR MORE AGT PROJECTS SCAN HERE
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FUNNIES
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
**Answers on Page 18**
*The 1st person to complete the crossword puzzle and turn it in to HR will receive a gift certificate. *
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Everyone had a great time at
our 2012 Company picnic at
Tradewinds Park.
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ARI Beliefs and Values
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Do what you say you are going to do.
 Commitment to Quality - Price is what you pay, value is what
you get. We provide excellent service and sell a great product.
February 5-7, 2013
International Roofing Expo Tradeshow
San Antonio, TX
 TEAM Work- (Together Everyone Accomplish More). What
you do affects others and the work you don’t do someone else
has to. We believe in the power of teamwork.
February 5-7, 2013
PV America East
Philadelphia, PA
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Customer Service is our #1 priority.
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We are committed to safety.
February 16, 2013
Kids-n-Distress Duckfest
Fort Lauderdale, FL
 Reputation/Pride/Integrity - Integrity in everything we do.
The core value in the work place should be responsibility, integrity and professionalism.
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People are our best asset.
 24 hour rule – Respond to customers within 24 hours, construction team available to the customer 24/7, and respond to
all calls and emails within 24 hours.
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It is the small things that separate the best from the rest.
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Do it right the first time.
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Knowledge is our power.
 Treat others as you would like to be treated – show respect
to all.
March 2, 2013
Walk for the Animals
Hiuzenga Park, FL
March 9, 2013
St. Patricks Parade
Las Olas Blvd, FL
March 9, 2013
11th Annual Broward Water Matters Day
Tree Tops Park, FL
April 12, 2013
State of the Union Meeting
Advanced Roofing
April 20-21, 2013
MS Bike Ride
Homestead-Key Largo, FL
May 2, 2013
Kids in Distress 5K Walk/Run
Hiuzenga Park, FL
Bill Arseneau, Marketing Manager
Please congratulate Bill Arseneau for winning Employee of the 3rd Quarter. Bill has been with
the company for just over a year but has made great improvements in the branding and sales
prospect lead development of AGT.
Phil Holmes, Construction Manager
As voted by employees, the Employee of the Fourth Quarter is Phil Holmes. Phil has done
a great job and is an important member of the team. Phil has been the central part for the
planning and execution of AGT’s hardest projects in the Ontario market. Please congratulate Phil for this well-deserved award and a job well done!
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Message from the Steering Committee...
Archive items manually
An efficient way to reduce the size of your Outlook Data File (.pst) or Exchange mailbox is to regularly archive older items. Archived items are
moved to a separate Outlook Data File (.pst). Archived items can be accessed at any time by opening the file.
To manually archive Outlook items, do the following:
1. Click the File tab
2.
3.
4.
Click Cleanup Tools.
Click Archive.
Click the Archive this folder and all subfolders option, and then click
the folder that you want to archive. Any subfolder of the folder you select
is included in this manual archive. To archive your entire mailbox, select
the Mailbox .
Under Archive items older than, enter a date.
Welcome to the start of
2013. For those who
are new to the company, you may ask “What
is the Steering Committee?” The Steering
Committee is a group of
team members from
each department of the
company that assist the Executive Committee in
improving our company. We are here to listen
and help try to resolve any issues/suggestions
that employees may have. If you are not sure
who your department representative is, here is a
list of the members:
David Baytosh & Ivelisse Perez – Roofing
Trish Klein – Air Conditioning/Lightning Protection
Jerry Ladner – Fleet/Warehouse/Trucking/Crane
Camille Itri-Hixson – Service
Debbie Giuliani – Business Development
Jessica Kornahrens – Project Management
Angelica Valderama – Accounting
Rose Britian – Human Resources/Office Administration/ I.T.
Jason Carruth – North Florida Offices
Rocky Zapata - Safety
We are always looking
for ways to improve and
would love to hear from
you. Without employees
like each of you, we
would not have been in
business for the past 30
years.
6.
Under Archive file, click Browse and select to your U drive. Browse to
find the file that you want, or enter the file name, then click OK. The destination file location appears in the Archive file box. We recommend that
you keep your .pst file under 10GB. Please pay attention to the file size.
The larger the file the higher the risk of corruption.
7. Select the Include items with “Do not AutoArchive” checked check
box to include any items that might be individually marked to be excluded from automatic archiving. This option does not remove that exclusion
from these items, but instead ignores the Do not AutoArchive check box
for this archive only.
8. Click OK.
Leave a note or message
in the Suggestion Boxes, which are located in all
of the departments, or come and speak to any of
the members. Our doors are always open.
We are also looking to begin the Sporting Events
again soon. If anyone has any suggestions for
activities that we could do, please let us know.
The Steering Committee is now meeting every
other month, with our next meeting scheduled on
February 13th. So if you have a suggestion, issues, or a cost saving idea, let us know. We would
love to hear from you!
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Patricia Klein, AC Department
Information Technology
Spotlight
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Everyone was thankful for this delicous feast!
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ARI Featured Project:
National Nominee Best Roof – Weston Busines Center
Project Overview
Location:
Weston, Broward County, FL
Project Type:
225,000 ft2 Re-Roof
Roof Type:
Sarnafil 48-mil S327
Weston Business Center
The Weston Business Center, a 24/7 facility that prints and mails customers’ American Express card statements.
Warranty:
15 year NDL
Why was Advanced chosen?
Advanced Roofing was selected as the most qualified roofing contractor to re-roof
the 225,000 ft2 rooftop in Weston because of its 30+ years of experience developing unique and challenging re-roofing projects in the southeastern United States.
Additionally, Advanced Roofing’s experience, healthy balance sheet and commitment to quality allow it to provide bonding of $20 million for individual projects
and up to $100 million in aggregate bonding.
Savings:
$100,000 rebate and
$790,000 energy savings over warranty
period
Advanced maintains one of the highest safety standards in the industry. A fullsafety officer routinely visits and inspects the job site to ensure everything is beyond OSHA compliant. In addition, all of Advanced
Roofing’s foremen and construction managers have received OSHA 30 hour certifications.
A Unique Climate Requires Unique Construction Methods
The Weston Business Center required a durable but easy to install
roofing membrane to meet the timeframe and work schedule. The
key challenges were weather, sensitive printing equipment, 24/7
operation requirements, energy efficiency, removal of 27 skylights,
and staging.
In the summer, South Florida experiences high intensity sun exposure, torrential rainfall and fierce winds, so a durable roofing system was needed that could be installed quickly. With the entire
facility running around the clock and being air-conditioned, energy
efficiency and staging was a significant challenge. Advanced was
limited in the staging area of cranes, placing dumpsters, and other
equipment. During the removal of the old roof, 37 skylights had to
be removed and replaced with metal decking, all while minimizing dust and preventing disruptions to operations below.
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After a thorough analysis, Energy Star-rated Sika Sarnail 48-mil S327 membrane was chosen as the system of choice because of its
ease of installation, durability to withstand constant abuse from the environment, and would increase the building’s energy efficiency.
The Result
The result is a new, high efficiency white roof that will provide greater energy efficiency throughout the building. Being a partner of
Florida Power and Light (FPL), Advanced Roofing was able to offer the owner a $0.45/ft 2 rebate from FPL which added up to over
$100,000 in rebates with a total energy savings of $790,000 over the 15-year warranty period. The roof is Miami-Dade approved to
withstand the frequent hurricanes and provide the owner and tenant alike with the peace of mind needed to maintain a highly productive work environment.
Personnel Profile: Jason Carruth
Jason Carruth has grown up around the roofing industry his entire life.
His grandfather, Charlie Raymond, is the only National Roofing Contractors Association past president from the state of Florida and his father,
John Carruth, is a two time Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Association
president. Jason is a past president of the Roofing Contractors Association of South Florida and a Florida State licensed roofing contractor since
2006.
He began working at Advanced Roofing in 2008 at the Ft. Lauderdale
location and currently is the branch manager of the Central Florida office.
He admits coming to Advanced Roofing has taken his career and roofing
knowledge to the highest level, by surrounding himself with some of the
most experienced people in the industry. Jason says, “The satisfaction of
my job is being able to work with our customers, educate them on roofing
systems, resolve their problems and offer them good quality service and a piece of mind knowing that their building will
be watertight for years to come. There are very few things in this world that you are able to purchase that can last twenty
years, and a new roof is one of them. Having the opportunity to offer a product to our customers that can last twenty
years, speaks for itself.”
Jason currently lives in Lake Mary, Florida with his wife Erika and their son Dylon. Away from work, he enjoys spending
time with his family, playing basketball and being outdoors.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Q.
What Holidays do we have for 2013?
A. Field Holidays for 2013 are:
New Year’s Day
Fourth of July
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
2 Personal Days
To be eligible for holiday pay, you must have been employed for at least 90 continuous days and you
must work your last scheduled day before the holiday and your first scheduled day after the holiday.
For purposes of holiday pay eligibility, an approved vacation day or any other excused and paid day
off is considered a day worked. In the event that a holiday falls within your scheduled vacation period, you will be granted an alternate day of vacation at a later date.
A. Office Holidays for 2013 are:
New Year’s Day
Memorial Day
Fourth of July
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
To be eligible for holiday pay, you must have been employed for at least 90 continuous days and you
must work your last scheduled day before the holiday and your first scheduled day after the holiday.
For purposes of holiday pay eligibility, an approved vacation day or any other excused and paid day
off is considered a day worked. In the event that a holiday falls within your scheduled vacation period, you will be granted an alternate day of vacation at a later date.
Q. I’m thinking about enrolling in the company 401K but don’t really know that much about the stock market. What can you tell me about the benefit of enrolling and investing?
A. The main benefit from participation is that you are saving money for retirement on a "pre-tax" basis
which means you pay less in income taxes out of your paycheck. In addition,
Advanced Roofing matches your contribution $ .50 on each $1 ... making you
more money! If you are not sure which investment options to choose, you can
use the Target Date Funds which provide you with diversity and performance in
a single option. See the H.R. Dept. for more information on enrolling. You are
eligible to enroll after 6 months of continues employment.
I don’t always have an updated phone list with extensions. Is there anywhere
on the Shared drive where I can go to get the newest list?
A. Yes, for an office extension/phone list go to S:\Administration(Office)\Front
Desk\Extension List. For a list of all company cellphone numbers you may go
to http://ar/Phone%20Lists/Forms/AllItems.aspx
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*Answer*
Reindeer Fun!
On December 20th, the office staff came together to celebrate the
holidays with a little fun, food, and surprises.
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PLEASE WISH THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
February
March
April
May
June
1 Jerry Ladner
2 Frederico Cardenas 1 Jennifer Vanderbles
1 Adan Ortiz
2 Richard Calhoun
2 Acnel Joseph
4 Ezra Garwood
2 Chantal Pereira
4 Cleveland Derico
7 Edilberto Hernandez
3 Antonio Brown
6 Lukson Jean-Gilles
3. Tony Jefferson
5 Juan Palacios
7 Lubomir Bruno
4 Lawrence Menyhart
7 Ronney Taveras
4 Paul Pesa
5 Salomon Burgos
8 Oswaldo Duque
5 Basil Bryce
10 James Hernandez 5 Alvin Huggins
6 Cesar Hernandez
8 Richard Jones
5 Regnier Viltnor
10 Jose Rubio
5 Glenn Huber
6 Jose Paz
9 Melvin Ford
5 Reynaldo Hernandez 10 Mena Ayoub
5 Stewart Taveres
8 Allison Gammons
13 Jose Jimenez
8 Wislly Pierre-Louis
11 Devon Campbell
7 Miguel Chavez
8 Rocky Zapata
13 Mauricio Solis
9 Frederick Wilson
11 Wendell Lawson
10 Helena Bendik
10 Tomara Martin
14 Danil Doffin
10 Roderick Thomas
13 Markaz Towns
10 Carlos De La Cruz
13 Rand Eckhart
15 Jacquelin Francois
14 Lawrence Laird
14 Thomas Hanzl
11 Josue Melgar
14 Maynor Esteban
16 Antonio Castro
15 Denorse Mosley
15 Elisee Belou
15 Debra Giuliani
14 Yvenel Laurent
16 Charles Orlando
15 Miguel A Becerra
15 Raymundo Trejo
15 Stephen Guarino
16 Dennis Allen
20 Inocensio Orlando
16 Carlos Castro
17 Santos Ordonez
16 Leonard Frazier
17 Kenton Williams
22 Santos Villatoro
18 David Wilson
23 Anthony Bullard
17 Jerado Anderson
20 Ivan Caggino
23 Jose Rodriguez
18 Wilbert Sanchez
24 DeAngelo Merritt
19 Tom Kornahrens
20 Matthew Ladd
23 Nick Herheletzis
21 Luther Jenkins
26 Alan Teto II
25 Kimberly Campanille
22 Bradley Bennet
24 Samuel Sicoli
24 Florencio Pruna
28 Juan Lara
26 Andres Melgar
22 James Kennedy
25 Jeffry Cruz
24 Herbert Allen
29 Junior Su Lanza
27 John Peak
22 Jose Tellez
26 Wiliam Bohannon
24 Recalde Omar
30 Pastor Santibanez 28 Gene Little
23 Jorge Ramirez
27 Floyd Elliot
25 Albertano Espinoza
31 Jasper Burns
29 Aaron Lester
23 Mauricio Batres
27 Jamie Lopez
31 Ramon Correa
29 Henry Baldelomar
24 Richard Kmak
27 Juan Solis
30 Roberto Solis
29 RJ Boyden
25 Trinidad Gai
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