Sandi Jenkins <Markviii99@aol.com>
Yukon, OK USA - Thursday, January 01, 2004 at 14:28:07 (MST)
So sorry to pass on some sad news. Clay Lynch passed away from an apparent heart attack. Services before New Years. Watch the papers. So sad.
Marietta Tardibono <MimiTardi@aol.com>
Warr Acres, OK USA - Monday, December 29, 2003 at 17:06:27 (MST)
I just wanted to 2nd Buddy's comment..."Just another day here in paradise".....not that I am sure I even know Buddy?!? Happy Holidays to all the current and ex-Seagaters.....from Sunny Florida!
katya kracht <katya@bananabreeze.com>
Sarasota, FL USA - Tuesday, December 23, 2003 at 19:26:00 (MST)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my Seagate friends. Just another day here in Paradise!!
Buddy Coe <budmantpa@florida1.com>
Tampa, FL USA - Monday, December 22, 2003 at 21:01:08 (MST)
A big Ho Ho Ho!!! to all my Seagate friends; I miss you all. I am working at an abstract and title place at (of all places) Gaillardia!!! Hey, I get my reward for sitting behind Seagate walls -- a view of Bob Howards mansion and two ponds! Merry Christmas to all and Happy New Year in 2004.
Brenda Plato <platob@pldi.net>
Kingfisher, OK USA - Monday, December 22, 2003 at 20:51:14 (MST)
Just wanted to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and hope all are in good health and have a very good New Year.
Ross Stark <starkr2@hotmail.com>
Yukon, Ok USA - Monday, December 22, 2003 at 15:32:45 (MST)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!! Wishing all of my friends a great 2004.
Sharon Nicholson <nichkatn@netscape.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Monday, December 22, 2003 at 08:11:03 (MST)
Wishing all of you a safe and happy holiday season!! Hope that those who are looking find a rewarding job opportunity soon. Though I am working @ Hertz (Equipment Rental Corp), I keep looking. Thanks again, Michelle, for this site! keep in touch ;-)
Cathy Arwood <c.arwood@att.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Sunday, December 21, 2003 at 17:10:55 (MST)
I am currently seeking employment in the accounting field. If anyone knows of job openings please forward them to Tammycurnett1@aol.com. For those of you that don't know me I worked for Seagete 17 years in the accounting department & document controll center. Then I went on to the oil & gas industry. My company has had a work force adjustment and I am in need of a job in the accounting field. Thank you for your time. Merry christmas to all!!! Tammy Curnett
Tammy Curnett <tammycurnett1@aol.com>
Newalla, ok USA - Tuesday, December 16, 2003 at 09:10:52 (MST)
Here's wishing all of our Seagate family a very Merry Christmas and a healthy and happy New Year from the great City of Warr Acres, OK. By the by, I could use some volunteers at City Hall to do some filing, etc. Let me know if anyone is interested. Call 405-789-2892 and ask for The Mayor. Love to all, Marietta
Marietta Tardibono <MimiTardi@aol.com>
Warr Acres, OK USA - Sunday, December 14, 2003 at 15:59:06 (MST)
Wanted to wish all a very happy and safe holiday season. I have moved out of state, currently employed at Pathways Behavioral Healthcare Center. Seems time spent with Seagate helped pave the way to this move. ha! Doesn't pay great (not-for-profit organization) but I get free counceling! Only open 3 days a week so lots of free time to do other things. Working out okay for now with doing the I44 run every month.
Kathy Jobe <cgate2go@hotmail.com>
Hermann, MO USA - Friday, December 12, 2003 at 19:54:19 (MST)
Greetings Y'all! I'm now working at Medical Rehab Supply a durable medical equipment biz Judy and I bought this past year. 361-887-1877. Life is good here on the gulf coast where it almost never freezes. It's pretty much all year motorcycle riding, tennis and other fun stuff. I miss my Okie friends. -steve
Steve Jennings <Hondamanss1@yahoo.com>
Corpus Christi, TX USA - Friday, December 12, 2003 at 14:27:12 (MST)
Just browsing the web site and wanted to say hi to all my old friends. Michelle, as always, thanks for the web site, and tell Steve I say hi!
Kevin Barber <kevbarber@yahoo.com>
Edmond, OK USA - Thursday, December 11, 2003 at 20:00:30 (MST)
Job open - Need someone with the following skills: 3 yrs. computer programming, MS SQL, VB, ASP, VBA, 2 yrs. project mgmt. knowledge of relational db. Position is responsible for analyzing data & organizing it into meaningful internal/external reports. Program management oriented, responsible from inception, beta testing, rollout, & managing the process after rollout. If you have these skills and are interested, please send me your resume and a note. This is a healthcare company here in OKC. Mindy Pace mopace@swbell.net
Mindy Pace <mopace@swbell.net>
Yukon, Ok USA - Wednesday, December 03, 2003 at 18:24:06 (MST)
Greetings from the Exiss Industrial Engineering Department. (me) I'm looking for an IE Technician, who sadly, will have to work for me. Exiss is pretty heavy manufacturing, and this position will be very hands on. If interested, send me a resume. (Exiss is in El Reno) Thanks. b smith
Brian Smith <blsmith@exiss.net>
USA - Monday, December 01, 2003 at 14:21:35 (MST)
Just wanted to wish all Seagate people, past and present, a Happy and safe Thanksgiving.
Nola Stockton <noladstockton@gbronline.com>
Bethany, OK USA - Wednesday, November 26, 2003 at 09:46:22 (MST)
It has been two years now since my seperation from Seagate. A lot of ways it seems only yesterday. Happy Thanksgiving to all you good people.
Ben Whaley <oklahomawhaleys@aol.com>
Edmond, OK USA - Sunday, November 23, 2003 at 14:47:57 (MST)
I ahven't been with Seagate since 2001, ex of the Order Management group. Most of my accounts had me working with the OKC group more than the Scotts Valley group, and there were a lot of wonderful folks whom I really enjoyed working with. Since that time I spent 6 months traveling in Thailand, Malasia and a short time in Japan. Recently we spent a month flying around Alaska. Currently I am back in school studying taxes and finance. I'd love to hear bout some of the people I used to work with. Mary McKinney, Cathy Arwood, Joni Schrock, Jeri Yandell, Piper kelley, Joe Tardibono... Happy holidays to you all. Deb Riedy ex-STSV O/M
Deb Riedy <deb_riedy@yahoo.com>
Scotts Valley, CA USA - Thursday, November 20, 2003 at 13:04:54 (MST)
Hi everybody, I just found out about this web site. I wish I had known about it before. I really have missed my Seagate family the past few years. I am working at Mercy now in NICU. I have worked there for almost 4 years and I love it. I would love to hear from you guys. I would love to join you for one of the get togethers that you have. I miss all of you loads. Vickey
Vickey Somerton <fun4vickey@sbcglobal.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Sunday, November 16, 2003 at 20:37:54 (MST)
I noticed the passing of Jack Blevins in the newspaper a lot of us worked in Building 1 with jack in the Honeywell and Control Data days. I am sure that he will be missed by all that knew him. Our bunch continues to shrink each day. God Bless his family.
Ross Stark <starkr2@hotmail.com>
Yukon, Ok USA - Wednesday, November 05, 2003 at 14:36:52 (MST)
As usual - we had a great time last week at the Hometown Buffet. About 40 people showed up - even some that had never come before. Always good to see our 'family'. We have set up a date for our next get together already - January 22. See you all then. Sharon
Sharon Nicholson <nichkatn@netscape.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Thursday, October 30, 2003 at 08:41:21 (MST)
Come join Linsco Private Ledger for a FREE INVESTMENT discussion on Tuesday, November 4, 2003. It will be a free dinner at the Olive Garden on NW Expressway. Click here for details. This is for all ex-Seagater's, current Seagater's and anyone that wants to come. Please contact Amy Huddleston at 405-354-0575 if you have any questions.
Amy Huddleston <amyh@coxinet.net>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Wednesday, October 29, 2003 at 09:10:07 (MST)
Hello Seagaters, et, al. I just found this web site. Davie and I both retired Jan 7, 2000. Davie has had a rough year in 2003. She started by breaking most of the bones in her face in April. After recovering from that she had a heart attack in Sept. She is still trying to recover from that. And if that wasn't enough, our daughter-in-law had a massive brain stem stroke in July. Where is all the leisure time retires are supposed to have. I've had to do most of the cooking and cleaning and laundry these past few months. Thank God I'm retired military and thank all you hard working tax payers. The Air Base supplies all our prescriptions free of charge. Someone was looking for an ex-Seagate person who worked at Tinker. Linda Gale Simmons recently hired on out there. Harry
Harry Long <davalyn1@earthlink.net>
Okla City, OK USA - Saturday, October 25, 2003 at 10:14:42 (MDT)
I completely forgot about this site till Marietta came into the store the other day and reminded me about it. I went home that evening and read the whole thing. It was great! And yes I'm still looking for a job (that will at least pay bills). If anyone has any leads on anything in manufacturing, development, CAD work, documentation, etc. I would be very interested. Thanks for everyone that has helped with this web site.
Robbie Wooodring <rnewoodring@pngusa.net>
Edmond, OK USA - Friday, October 24, 2003 at 08:27:08 (MDT)
I happened to go to Mardel's last week and found Robbie Woodring working there. He said he is still looking for a job. He went back to school. He said to say hi to everyone. If any of you worked with him and know of a job please let him know. He works at the Mardel's on Northwest Expressway. Thanks, Marietta
Marietta Tardibono <MimiTardi@aol.com>
Warr Acres, OK USA - Friday, October 17, 2003 at 20:23:03 (MDT)
We have an opening for a programmer at ProActive Technologies LLC. Anybody that has Ada programming experience is a plus. If you have Ada training and radar experience it is a lock! Please send me your resume if interested.
Dale Gary <dale.gary@tinker.af.mil>
OKC, OK USA - Friday, October 17, 2003 at 08:22:40 (MDT)
I am officially retired now as I got my first Social Security Check last month. On Thursday thru Sunday I run my friend's indoor booth at Valley Plaza in Paul's Valley. We sell collectibles from sport's cards to cookie jars and everything between. I would enjoy seeing you there. It is about 1/2 mile east of Exit 72 on Interstate 35.
Mary Bloom <marylbloom@yahoo.com>
Yukon, OK USA - Thursday, October 16, 2003 at 16:34:35 (MDT)
Thach......Robert is trying to contact you at rbscubadiver@aol.com
Randy Smith <rr53398@netzero.com>
Oklahoma City, ok USA - Friday, October 10, 2003 at 21:25:24 (MDT)
It is time again for our quarterly get-together at Hometown Buffet. Hope to see as many of you as possible on Thursday - October 23rd. See you then. Sharon Nicholson
Sharon Nicholson <nichkatn@netscape.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Wednesday, October 08, 2003 at 08:22:48 (MDT)
Here is a better list of the ones who went to Smith & Nephew: Mo Williams, Geno Curnett, Dana Fricky, Pam Hong, Lynn Harvey, Mark Martin, Vicky Webster, Doris Smith, Robert Pittman, Dee Hilger, Nham Nguyen, Am Lamm, Phillip DeSalvo, Billy Glenn, T. Thach, and Harry Wilkes. Two left for better things: Ron Birdsong & Quay Byrd. We are all looking for better jobs since work is slow, benefits are mediocre, and management is hostile.........not to mention the pay is nowhere near what we were getting...........
Randy Smith
Oklahoma City, ok USA - Tuesday, October 07, 2003 at 19:03:13 (MDT)
This message is for Kelly Haworth. I saw Donna Henke who worked in Human Resources until she got laid off. She is now working for Boeing. Hope this helps. Thanks, Madam Mayor
Marietta Tardibono <MimiTardi@aol.com>
Warr Acres, OK USA - Monday, October 06, 2003 at 18:45:46 (MDT)
There are still quite a few of us at Smith & Nephew and more getting hired every year. Just a few are Robert Pittman, Mark Martin, Dee Hilger, Vicky Webster, Nham Nguyen, Am Lamm, Phillip Desalvo, Billy Glenn, Thom Thach, Harry Wilkes, & Doris (Peola's daughter). There's still a few others I can't remember, but I'll add them later. We were all so sad to hear the news of Debra (Dee Dee) Dorn. We will always remember the way she made us laugh.
Randy Smith <rr53398@netzero.com>
Oklahoma City, ok USA - Saturday, October 04, 2003 at 08:25:57 (MDT)
Does anyone know of anyone who works at Boeing in Midwest City or at Tinker AFB?
Kelly Haworth <kheyhey9@aol.com>
Edmond, OK USA - Monday, September 29, 2003 at 15:10:06 (MDT)
I have a job opening at Hitachi for a junior System test engineer/programmer. If anybody is interested, please forward your resume.
Jack hayes <jack.hayes@hicam.hitachi.com>
Norman, OK USA - Friday, August 29, 2003 at 08:29:23 (MDT)
The Colorado Moving Board is now in place - Hope it helps those who are transitioning to Colorado (wish this was in place when we came out) Good luck to those heading this way and drop us a line!! http://www.keepintouchok.com/Colorado-board/Colorado-board.htm
Michelle Haines <michelle.j.haines@seagate.com>
Longmont, CO USA - Wednesday, August 20, 2003 at 15:51:37 (MDT)
Hope everyone is doing well. I have been working at Dayton Tire in the scheduling department since I left Seagate. I was asked today if I knew of anyone that would be interested in a position at Dayton with Production Supervisor experience. If you might be interested please email me right away.
Chris Determan <chrisdeterman@bfusa.com>
Yukon, OK USA - Wednesday, August 20, 2003 at 15:13:18 (MDT)
Hello All, I thought I'd pass this along, it was sent out in an e-mail at work yesterday.......I am sending news I wish I could avoid, but I can't. My husband, Don Watson, died last night in Mercy Hospital about 9:00 p.m. We knew for about a week he probably would not be with us much longer so we said our goodbyes to him. Our children and I miss him terribly. Attached is a copy of the obituary notice that should appear in the Daily Oklahoman Newspaper on Tuesday,Aug 19th, with a photo of Don. I want to thank all of you for your prayers, telephone calls, e-mails, get well cards and visits you might have made to the hospital in the 11 weeks Don was there. Your concern and thoughtfulness is appreciated, more than you will ever know. Patsy ........ Funeral services for Donald Jesse Watson, age 64, of Yukon, OK will be at 10:00 a.m. Aug. 19, 2003 at Zion Lutheran Church, 7701 W Britton Rd, Okla. City, with Pastor Ronald Christie officiating. The placement of his casket into the family Mausoleum will be at 2:00 p.m. in the Rose Hill Cemetery, 10th & Alabama, Chickasha, OK. Services are under the direction of Smith & Turner Mortuary, 201 E Main, Yukon, OK. Don was born Sept. 15, 1938 in Chickasha, OK to Leona Inez (Bowie) and Jesse Elliott Watson and died Aug. 16, 2003 in Okla. City, OK. He married Patsy Jean Malone on Nov. 23, 1956 and after his graduation from OSU, they moved to St. Louis, MO for several years before moving back to OK where Don began working for GE in 1963 and retired in 1999 from Seagate. Then he and his son began a house construction business under the name Watson Homes. After living in Bethany, OK for 31 years, he and Patsy moved to Yukon in 1998. He is survived by his wife, and son, Donald Jesse II "Jay"; daughter, Denise Janell "Jan" ; daughter-in-law, Tynia; grandson, Brandon Michael; granddaughter, Jacey Bret; two Aunts, Dot Bowie, Bethany, OK and Geneva (Irwin) Watson, OR. He was preceded in death by his parents; infant sister, DeAnn; grandparents, Annie E. (Rockett) & Thomas E. Watson; Myrtle M. (Smith) & Marvin D. Bowie. At Don' s request, please no flowers or plants. Memorials in Don' s name can be sent to Pets & People, PO 850588, Yukon, OK 73085-0587. "We cannot have world peace without peace in our own lives." -Doris "Granny D" Haddock, in her 93rd birthday speech. Patricia Towns rosypat@sbcglobal.net
Betty Stagg
USA - Tuesday, August 19, 2003 at 08:13:45 (MDT)
Coming soon! - Colorado Moving Message Board
Michelle Haines <michelle.j. haines@seagate.com>
Longmont, CO USA - Tuesday, August 19, 2003 at 08:09:55 (MDT)
Thought I'd post this for all that knew Don. I am sending news I wish I could avoid, but I can't. My husband, Don Watson, died last night in Mercy Hospital about 9:00 p.m. We knew for about a week he probably would not be with us much longer so we said our goodbyes to him. Our children and I miss him terribly. Attached is a copy of the obituary notice that should appear in the Daily Oklahoman Newspaper on Tuesday,Aug 18th, with a photo of Don. I want to thank all of you for your prayers, telephone calls, e-mails, get well cards and visits you might have made to the hospital in the 11 weeks Don was there. Your concern and thoughtfulness is appreciated, more than you will ever know. Patsy Funeral services for Donald Jesse Watson, age 64, of Yukon, OK will be at 10:00 a.m. Aug. 19, 2003 at Zion Lutheran Church, 7701 W Britton Rd, Okla. City, with Pastor Ronald Christie officiating. The placement of his casket into the family Mausoleum will be at 2:00 p.m. in the Rose Hill Cemetery, 10th & Alabama, Chickasha, OK. Services are under the direction of Smith & Turner Mortuary, 201 E Main, Yukon, OK. Don was born Sept. 15, 1938 in Chickasha, OK to Leona Inez (Bowie) and Jesse Elliott Watson and died Aug. 16, 2003 in Okla. City, OK. He married Patsy Jean Malone on Nov. 23, 1956 and after his graduation from OSU, they moved to St. Louis, MO for several years before moving back to OK where Don began working for GE in 1963 and retired in 1999 from Seagate. Then he and his son began a house construction business under the name Watson Homes. After living in Bethany, OK for 31 years, he and Patsy moved to Yukon in 1998. He is survived by his wife, and son, Donald Jesse II "Jay"; daughter, Denise Janell "Jan" ; daughter-in-law, Tynia; grandson, Brandon Michael; granddaughter, Jacey Bret; two Aunts, Dot Bowie, Bethany, OK and Geneva (Irwin) Watson, OR. He was preceded in death by his parents; infant sister, DeAnn; grandparents, Annie E. (Rockett) & Thomas E. Watson; Myrtle M. (Smith) & Marvin D. Bowie. At Don' s request, please no flowers or plants. Memorials in Don' s name can be sent to Pets & People, PO 850588, Yukon, OK 73085-0587. "We cannot have world peace without peace in our own lives." -Doris "Granny D" Haddock, in her 93rd birthday speech. Patricia Towns rosypat@sbcglobal.net
Betty Stagg
USA - Tuesday, August 19, 2003 at 08:00:36 (MDT)
ANYONE WITH LINDA HERRENS EMAIL, PLEASE SEND IT TO ME. THANKS. HI TO EVERYONE AND HOPE ALL IS WELL. HI SHARON
DORIS MECHIAN <DMECHIAN@CS.COM>
OKLA, OK USA - Saturday, August 16, 2003 at 20:23:43 (MDT)
What a wonderful time we had at our last quarterly get together of X-Seagaters at the Hometown Buffet. There were almost 60 of us at our little party and it was great to see everyone. We were even graced by the presence of the Mayor of Warr Acres. Congrats to you Marietta. Great to see you and John. We will be doing this again on October 23rd, Thursday night - anytime after 6:00. We will be in the same room and I expect us to fill it again. Tell all your friends and plan to be there. See all of you in October.
Sharon Nicholson <nichkatn@netscape.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Monday, August 04, 2003 at 14:24:58 (MDT)
What a wonderful time we had at our last quarterly get together of X-Seagaters at the Hometown Buffet. There were almost 60 of us at our little party and it was great to see everyone. We were even graced by the presence of the Mayor of Warr Acres. Congrats to you Marietta. Great to see you and John. We will be doing this again on October 23rd, Thursday night - anytime after 6:00. We will be in the same room and I expect us to fill it again. Tell all your friends and plan to be there. See all of you in October.
Sharon Nicholson <nichkatn@netscape.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Monday, August 04, 2003 at 14:24:28 (MDT)
I'm looking for information on thermal cycling and thermal vacuum that deals with testing methodology, equipment and instrumentation. Online or email would work best. Hopefully I'll receive this before August 9. Thanks, Roger.
Roger Erickson <ericksor@cox.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Saturday, August 02, 2003 at 23:44:40 (MDT)
Just a few things that I would like to list for former friends to see. We are having our annual garage sale this Friday and Saturday July 18 and 19. If anyone out there needs baby and toddler clothes this is the place to come. We also have a couple of computers, a printer and a stero system. Lots of glass ware and clothes. Tires and wheels, furniture, tons of stuffed toys and other toys. Lots of kid books, some winter clothes and just tones of other misc. stuff. come by 103 Cottonwood Drive in Yukon and take a look. If you don't want to buy anything just come by for a visit.
Ross Stark <starkr2@hotmail.com>
Yukon, Ok USA - Monday, July 14, 2003 at 14:52:08 (MDT)
Hello to All, This is my first time posting to the site since leaving Seagate 03/2002. I hope everyone is doing well whether working or not. Oklahoma is not the best place to be looking for employment these days. Many of you will remember me from Finance in B4 and later B5. I joined the CSO Program Management group in 1996 and worked there until being ousted in 03/2002. After leaving Seagate, I spent about four months studying for my securities broker license and have been a financial planner with MetLife Financial Services May of '02. I have work with several ex-employees with their retirement planning (rollovers) and would like to hear from more of you whom would like to learn more about what I do. Believe me, there are more options out there than Fidelity. Also, MetLife is always looking for quality individuals and I would be more than happy to discuss this with anyone who is interested. I can be reached at 848-4900 (office) or 740-9685 (cellular). Have faith and keep posting. CHEERS TO ALL...
Marc Moyer <mmoyer1@metlife.com>
Edmond, OK USA - Monday, July 14, 2003 at 09:00:18 (MDT)
I hope that everyone had a great 4th. A lot of time has passed since I last left a message on this website. Lots have happned to me some good some bad. I really miss hearing from some of the x-Seagate employees. I hope and pray that every one is healthy and finding employment better than they had. I realize that relocation is really hard to do especally since some of you spent the prime of their lives working for Seagate and when the time came what you did or contributed to the company really did not count for much. I guess that is how it has always been when working for large company. It may be legal but I have some problems with liking it. Well the old degenerative disc problem that I have has gotten worse I have problems walking. I have a good 14 foot fishing boat with a 10 horse motor, trailer with 2 spares, 3 life jackets never used and 2 new paddles that I need to sell. The boat is alum. and does not leak the motor starts and runs really good. The tires are really good on the trailer and one spare is new and has never been used. With the back problem and the diabeatis (I have to stay out of the sun) I can no longer get much use out of the outfit. If anyone needs a good fishing outfit call me at 354-3719, Even if you don't need the boat call and just talk.
Ross Stark <starkr2@hotmail.com>
Yukon, Ok USA - Wednesday, July 09, 2003 at 15:29:14 (MDT)
The job hunting method that worked for me was to just pick up a phone book. Call electronics and engineering companies. Ask what products they produce and tell them about myself. I talked myself right into a good engineering job about 2 months ago. Don't overlook the small companies. I was pleasantly surprised by the salary offered. The work is interesting yet much simpler than what I did at Seagate (shsh-don't tell my boss!). The stress is much lower having only one boss to please. The best advice I can give is to try to have fun while job hunting. The less stressed out you are the more you will enjoy your phone contacts, and the better you will come across to people. Don't try to be in control of the process. Pray and let God lead you in the process. Another positive thing I tried was Computer Tutoring. If you made a living at Seagate sitting at a computer. Who's better qualified? Have some business cards made up and put an ad in the paper. I only made $10 to $20 an hour, but it was $10 to $20 more than I got paid wishing for a job. I had fun and made contacts that potentially could have lead to a better job. The main thing is don't be afraid to work, even if it's for nothing. You never know where it will lead. Another FREE service for making contacts is CHURCH! Don't overlook this one. Let the people you pray with know that you are looking for work. I you don't go to church. Now is a good time to visit one or several. There is a big world out there with plenty to do with that free time and talent. EXPLORE! God Bless, Good Luck, and For God's Sake ... HAVE FUN! Dan.
Dan Hobson <wd5jhi@ktc.com>
Kerrville, TX USA - Monday, July 07, 2003 at 22:08:00 (MDT)
I got a job as the Special Events Director at the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce in March after leaving Seagate in July 2002. I absolutely love it! My office is in the same building as the Edmond Economic Development Authority and they offer a resume database and a job database as a service to the Edmond area employers. Any Seagate employees who would like to post resumes to their Resume Database may e-mail them, in Word or PDF format, to Shelley Cadamy at sc@eeda.com. Also, you may look at their Job Database at http://www.eeda.com/cgi-bin/JobsList.cgi?section= Good Luck with your search and please let me know if there is anything I can do to help you!
Teressa Woodward <twoodward@edmondchamber.com>
Edmond, OK USA - Monday, July 07, 2003 at 14:21:09 (MDT)
We were offered a transfer to either LCO or TCO in '01. For us it got down to whether we would rather struggle in OK or take a pay cut to live in the Arctic. (And I'm FROM Minneapolis!) Call me if you need packing material for those relos to the North Pole (all Seagate transferees get the family discount) or if you just want to meet for lunch to catch up. One of the keys to finding a job is networking. Keep in touch with everyone...even if you hated their guts when you worked with them. ph:405.419.3100
Alan Masnek <alan@wicokc.com>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Sunday, June 29, 2003 at 20:58:28 (MDT)
Hometown Buffet - July 17th. Come one, come all - newly unemployed as well as those of us who have been away from Seagate for two years now. We will even welcome those who are still employed at Seagate. Come and sway job-hunting tips, resume advice, and just good conversation. Hope to see you all there. Hometown Buffet on Northwest Expressway - anytime after 6:00 P.M. on July 17th.
Sharon Nicholson <nichkatn@netscape.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Tuesday, June 17, 2003 at 12:20:02 (MDT)
Just wanted to “keepintouch” and say hi to all my former and current Seagate friends. Miss you all! When I left Seagate in February of 2002, I choose unemployment instead of transferring up north. It’s been a welcome break after 32 years of employment at the same place, and so far it’s worked out for me. I have had a lot of time for myself and gotten in a lot of fishing (also managed to squeeze in a little time to improve my education). Unemployment doesn’t pay as well as Seagate, but time is short, and I’m glad to have had this time off. With that said, my unemployment runs out in September, so I guess it means back to work back to work for me. Prospects in Oklahoma don’t look good. I think I’ll call the president and find out where they are building that “Bridge to the future” so I can go live under it!
Darrell Brown <darrell_brown@att.net>
OKC, OK USA - Monday, June 16, 2003 at 13:59:56 (MDT)
If anyone knows of a Six Sigma Black Belt with experience in production operations who needs a job, please have them send a resume to my email address. I have an opening at Hitachi, in Norman, OK.
Jack Hayes <jack.hayes@hicam.hitachi.com>
Norman , OK USA - Monday, June 16, 2003 at 06:54:47 (MDT)
Tomorrow the axe falls again on OKC Seagate. To those who will be going to Minnesota, I wish you a safe and happy move. To those staying here in Oklahoma, the best of luck in finding your new place in careerland. To those who have already found their places from the 2001 round, if you have any helpful hints please pass them along. The halls that were greatly dimmed two years ago now will grow dark. If the experience of missing those who have already gone is an indication, no one will ever be forgotten. There will be new families, careers, lives, but the memories of what has been will always be the compass that points us toward the future.
Vernon Lovelace <vlovelace@cox.net>
USA - Monday, June 09, 2003 at 17:26:03 (MDT)
Hi all! I just wanted to make a comment about moving. My wife and I moved to TCO during the previous "reduction" two years ago. We had no roots in OK since we are both from Arkansas but we had developed some pretty good relationships during our 4 years in OKC. It was hard leaving but our thinking was that you go where the jobs are. I didn't see much of a future for me beyond Seagate in OKC. Housing up here is very competitive and quite a bit more expensive than anywhere in the south. But, the quality of life is much better, in my opinion. The winters are a bit nippy, but the city doesn't shut down. There is plenty to do all year long. I had to learn to layer, layer, layer, in the winter. The summers are awesome (except for the mosquitos). The heat is judged by days over 90 up here, not over 100. Just look at your own situation. Can you make the same pay, incentives, etc. elsewhere in OKC? For me, it was no. And, yes, I would do it over again. I do miss the south but I'd miss my paycheck more. :) Good luck this week.
Bryan Reeder <bryan.reeder@seagate.com>
Prior Lake, MN USA - Monday, June 09, 2003 at 14:49:31 (MDT)
For those who ask is it worth it to move on .... If you truly love Oklahoma and its people and your family and friends are there and you can make it - then don't do it! Unless you have an absolute love for the mountains and don't mind paying an arm and a leg for a place then good luck, it is beautiful out here. But - if we were to do it over again we wouldn't have left Oklahoma - you never know where the axe will hit next....
Michelle Haines :-) <michelle.j.haines@seagate.com>
Longmont, CO USA - Monday, June 09, 2003 at 08:20:38 (MDT)
Hi to all my former and current Seagate friends. I have read the messages for some time, but have never posted. I have stayed at home with our daughter since Nov. 2001. It has been wonderful to see her grow. My husband, Allen, continued at Seagate, but was just notified this last week that he will either be transferred to TCO or LCO or lose his job. He thinks he will be offered a transfer, and will find out Tues (6/10). We have to decide if we are going to take it or not. We were born and raised in OK and our familes are still here. We would love to hear from those of you who landed in MN or CO. Would you move again if given the chance and would you still move to the same location or do you wish you had gone the other direction? How about your spouse and family - has the move been good for them? What about the cost of living - are you making it like you did in OK or have you had to make sacrifices?
Candace Webb <allendwebb@cox.net>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Sunday, June 08, 2003 at 07:39:52 (MDT)
Hi All Click on the URL to see Mary Jane's Graduation pictures.
Mary Jane Burtcher <mjburt16@cox.net>
OKC, OK USA - Saturday, June 07, 2003 at 15:02:03 (MDT)
Hi All, Mary Jane's commencement exercise was May 3rd. Some other Seagate folks graduated but opted not to partake in the commencement exercise. Congratulations to all that graduated from Mid-America Bible College this spring.
Dean Burtcher <dean.a.burtcher@us.army.mil >
OKC, OK USA - Friday, June 06, 2003 at 22:33:58 (MDT)
Dearest Seagate Family, First, Hi dearest Michelle and thank you for this Website! Like you, girlfriend, it is super groovy! I miss you so much and all my Seagate family! It was with heavy heart that I read today in The Daily Oklahoman that 250 more terrific Seagate Technology employees are being relocated or laid off. My thoughts and prayers are with you all! My former employee, Gabriela Guardia, also got laid off a couple of months ago when Reynosa was sold, came back to OKC and is looking for work, while my former employee, Michelle Paul, seems to have left for Dallas with a new sweetheart. Guess Shon Bower is still in Arizona? Write me if you've heard from any of them -- I'm still in touch with GG. They all dandy ladies and I miss them! I wish them the best! My husband, John, and my experiences in the Caribbean running a newspaper were less than ideal (Boy, does my earlier entry seem more like wishful thinking than reality! Bottom line, third-world country, very expensive, thousands of miles from home, bad crime, insane publisher of the newspaper -- a REAL pirate of the Caribbean who refuses to pay work permits, etc. -- and HOT-HOT-HOT!), but more importantly we REALLY missed friends, our son (now 21) and other family too much! We returned last Nov. and started looking for work. But good jobs are tough to find, even for highly skilled former Seagate employees and award-winning newspaper writers/editors. But, don't give up hope! Since mid-Jan., John has worked as copy editor for The Oklahoma Gazette (he loves it) and I'm now serving my 5th week as a public information specialist for the Oklahoma Department of Human Services. Took me six months to land a decent job (a lot longer because once John got a job here, it limited my ability to look out of OKC -- coming home was the goal!) When looking for work, being humble helps a lot. Kept getting told I was over-qualified. Also, salary expectations in Oklahoma aren't what they were in Oct. 2001 when I was laid off. Nope. I won't get rich working for the state, but I deeply respect my new boss and enjoy working as a public servant. After reading this board, I just want you to know how very proud I am of all of you -- Heck, Marietta is even a mayor! You go girl! Somehow, we all just seem to eventually land on our feet. For those who are newly facing relocation or being laid off, have faith and confidence that you are NOT just your jobs -- they are just what you've been doing until now. Now is a time to concentrate on your dreams or the goals you've put off until tomorrow. Tomorrow is now and has a new and exciting future for you if you simply embrace it and are true to your heart. It may take time and plenty of patience, but God is always there for us. Have faith, pray and remember, you are always special! With deep affection! Kevan Goff-Parker, former manager of corp. comm. for OKC and Reynosa. I can now be reached at kevanparker2002@yahoo.com. Please feel free to contact me anytime and I'll help in any way I can ... Bless you! Kev
Kevan Goff-Parker <kevanparker2002@yahoo.com>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Thursday, June 05, 2003 at 23:24:47 (MDT)
Hi all you Seagate and Soon-To-Be-Ex-Seagate people! I transferred to Longmont for a while then QUIT! and moved to South Texas. If you see Bill Watkins tell him I said "it was nothing personal, just a business decision." All I have to say for those taking the transfer this time is: "DRESS WARM!". Good luck to everyone and may you all find better jobs than what you had. I know I did. --- Dan
Dan Hobson <wd5jhi@ktc.com>
Kerrville, TX USA - Thursday, June 05, 2003 at 13:09:06 (MDT)
Hello Everybody! I read the messages on this site all the time but have never added one - until now. The Seagate ax has struck again. We are now going from 550 people to 300. The only depts left here will be IT, Accounts Payable, and SMC. Design engineers will be moved to LCO or TCO by October. The FOF folks haven't been given a firm end date yet. Even though I've known it was coming it's still a shock when it actually happens (as I'm sure many of you know.)
jeni keisling <jeni.y.keisling@seagate.com>
USA - Wednesday, June 04, 2003 at 09:55:57 (MDT)
Looks like Exodus III has hit at OKC. Bill, "Mr Personality", Watkins was in town to deliver another blow to the bloody remains of OKC. What was left of the product related folks will now join our ranks of forer employees.
David Ernst <Davidfernst@hotmail.com>
Oklahoma City, Ok USA - Wednesday, June 04, 2003 at 07:54:10 (MDT)
Hello, My name is Christen. I am moving to Moore July 1st. My child will be attending Plaza Towers Elementary when school begins. I am looking for any parents who need help with daycare this school year. I can watch children from 7:O0-5;30 and can take your child to school. Please contact if interested. E-mail me. Thank You!
Christen <Smadison03@aol.com>
Moore, OK USA - Monday, June 02, 2003 at 14:59:13 (MDT)
Hey Ross: Congratulations on your 50th reunion. I'm sure you will enjoy renewing old friendships. Hello to all former Seagate and older employees. Have you ever thought that many of us spent more waking daylight hours with our Seagate family than with our blood relatives. When I'm out and about and see former employees it is really enjoyable to stop and visit. Some of the folks I don't even know names. Anyway I visit this site often to see whats news. Thanks to Jack Hayes for keeping an eye out for jobs for the unemployed or underemployed. Have a great summer!
Benny R. Whaley <oklahomawhaleys@aol.com>
Edmond, Ok USA - Wednesday, May 28, 2003 at 19:16:22 (MDT)
Hello out there to all of the X-Seagate and still employed Seagate people. It looks like this web is not getting much usage so I thought I would change that. This is my 50th High school reunion and the 100th Year that the High School was started. The School Tecumseh High School was started in 1903. It will be nice to see classmated that I have not seen for 50 years. The graduating class only had about 45 or 50 people and I know that at least 6 of them are deceased. It will be a fun time trying to guess who is who after not seeing each other for 50 years.We are having a class dinner on the 30th and a banquet for the whole school in the 31st. they usually seat each class at a table so we can visit. I have not been to the reunion since about 1983 and a lot of people were not there we are hoping for a big turnout for the 50th celebration as the class of 1953 will be the honored class this year. Come on people let us know what you are doing it is always nice to hear from fellow workers that were at Seagate.
Ross Stark <starkr2@hotmail.com>
Yukon, Ok USA - Wednesday, May 28, 2003 at 17:37:08 (MDT)
Hello everyone! I just found this site today. Great Idea, Michelle! I have landed on my feet in Cushing, OK. at Doug Carson and Associates. We make mastering and verification equipment for the optical disc industry (CDs, DVDs, Video Games, etc). It is so good to find you guys doing well. Take Care.
Brandon Turk <bturk@dcainc.com>
Chandler, OK USA - Monday, May 12, 2003 at 16:42:43 (MDT)
At the beginning of the year I changed my career to a Loan officer. If anyone is wanting a great interest rate or needs to be pre-qualified for a home mortgage don't hesitate to call. Ask for James 842-0800
James Stewart <Worldmortgage@swbell.net>
Warr Acres, OK USA - Wednesday, May 07, 2003 at 14:05:50 (MDT)
Just got info on
a job opening in Fort Smith, Ark, at "Balor", an electrical motor company.
They are looking for a QC Manager/engineer with hands-on experience in
eletronic assy. Call 636-349-4459. (I don't have the headhunter's name).
Jack Hayes <jack.hayes@hicam.hitachi.com>
USA - Wednesday, April 16, 2003 at 09:59:03 (MDT)
Greetings: I have been blessed after Seagate with finding a programming job with Oklahoma University. OU has a contract with the FAA creating and programming computer based training lessons. I have been here for a little over 18 months and have found the position less stressfull than Seagate. There is now a job opening for a programmer in my department. Please go to the following site for more inforamtion: http://infoserv.ou.edu/joblist/cgi/viewjob2.pl?04003N. Take care, Dennis
Dennis Hudson <dennishudson2000@Yahoo.com>
Yukon, Ok USA - Monday, April 07, 2003 at 07:13:41 (MDT)
I would like to let everyone know that I enjoyed working with all of you, both current and former Seagate employees. Please stay in touch. My last day at Seagate will be 04-03-2003. I will let you know where I land. I am looking for opportunities in the follow areas: .Industrial Engineer .Process/Manufacture Engineer .Project Manager(Facilities) .Project Manager IT .CADD Manager(Autocad)
Dave Thompson <dave_thompso@hotmail.com>
Piedmont, OK USA - Wednesday, April 02, 2003 at 13:26:43 (MST)
I recieved a call from Sharon Nicholson that her dad died Thursday afternoon.
Bill Henson <rrandgw@earthlink.net>
Okla. City, OK USA - Tuesday, April 01, 2003 at 21:19:52 (MST)
Just to let everyone know... Brett Fehrle has a new addition to his family. He and Carol welcomed Anna Elizabeth into their family today at 2:10pm. She was 7 lbs. 14oz. and was 21" long. Congrats Brett & Carol!!!
Kimberley Bailey <kbailey@arinc.com>
OKC, OK USA - Tuesday, April 01, 2003 at 15:29:41 (MST)
It has been about 3 years since I worked in OK. After 9 months of being unemployed from Seagate - Reynosa, I finally found a job at ConAgra in southern Minnesota in maintenance. Good to see familiar faces here!
Greg Burkhart <N93332@hotmail.com>
St. James, MN USA - Sunday, March 23, 2003 at 12:07:58 (MST)
Hello to all, Just wanted to say thanks for all your prayers and to those of you who requested yard signs. I guess my experience on the switchboard at Seagate helped in my campaign, ha, ha! I called about 600 registered voters to introduce myself. It worked because I was elected Mayor of Warr Acres with 51.3% of the vote and our son, Timothy, won his bid for Bethany Council Ward 3 with 71% of the vote. You should have seen John passing out fliers!! So busy...so much to learn...so many meetings to go to.... Thanks again, I couldn't have done it without all your prayers. If I can be of service to anyone, please don't hesitate to call on me. Love to all, Marietta Tardibono (aka Madam Mayor)
Marietta Tardibono <MimiTardi@aol.com>
Warr Acres, OK USA - Friday, March 21, 2003 at 18:50:39 (MST)
Congratulations, Marietta! Who'd a thunk it? MAYOR MARIETTA.
A Friens
OKC, USA - Friday, March 21, 2003 at 14:51:49 (MST)
Hello former Seagate folks. I just learned of this web site. I am looking for some of my old Seagate friends. Does anyone have a current address for James Terrell or Ross Sommers?
Cecil Furr <furrc@hotmail.com>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Thursday, March 20, 2003 at 11:39:19 (MST)
Hitachi Computer Products is looking for a production scheduler, ASAP. Please forward your resume if interested.
Jack Hayes <jack.hayes@hicam.hitachi.com>
Norman, OK USA - Wednesday, March 19, 2003 at 15:37:41 (MST)
HELP I NEED A JOB
Charlie thompson <charliet@junct.com>
spavinaw, ok USA - Friday, March 14, 2003 at 23:28:38 (MST)
A lot has happened since we last got together, some good, some sad; and a lot may soon happen. If you are ready to meet with old friends, it is time again for a quarterly get together at the Hometown Buffet. On Thursday, March 27th, we will meet at the Hometown Buffet - any time after 6:00 p.m. Tell anyone and everyone about the dinner and we will see you there.
Sharon Nicholson <nichkatn@netscape.net>
Yukon, OK USA - Friday, March 14, 2003 at 16:46:34 (MST)
Happy Birthday Amy Huddleston... it sounds like you all had a great time! Great seeing you again Michelle. Maria
Maria Noer
Bethany, USA - Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 20:05:59 (MST)
Hello
all !!
Had a great time seeing and hanging around with everyone and of course
Amy's birthday party!
Thank you to those who carted me around!
Here are some pictures
from the party - Enjoy!!
Come and visit me and Steve in Colorado sometime!
Michelle <michelle.j.haines@seagate.com>
USA - Tuesday, March 11, 2003 at 08:25:11 (MST)
I just wanted to say that it was awesome seeing my old seagate friends for Amys' Birthday party. I have missed you all very much. It was an added delight to also see Michelle. Tell Steve we all said hello.
Nira Mcclatchey (Frederiksen) <niramcclatchey@cox.net>
OKC, OK USA - Monday, March 10, 2003 at 16:25:11 (MST)
Hey Michelle, Hope you made it back to CO alright. Were you able to post the pix? Best of luck to all other Seagaters out there. Kelly
Kelly Packard <habizness@aol.com>
OKC, OK USA - Friday, March 07, 2003 at 22:39:07 (MST)
Hi all, I was activated in late January for operation Noble Eagle / Enduring Freedom. I am now active Army protecting an Air Force Base in the US. I was starting the last semester at OSU-OKC for my associates degree in Microsoft Networking when this happened. Janie and I are fortunate that this happened at that time. We have health benefits again. Janie graduated in mid February from MABC with a Bachelors in Management and Ethics. We have been blessed after leaving Seagate.
Dean Burtcher <dean.a.burtcher@us.army.mil >
OKC, OK USA - Tuesday, March 04, 2003 at 14:04:34 (MST)
Paul Allen, 48, of Oklahoma City, died February 25, 2003. Born February 20, 1955 in Odessa, Texas to Dennis and Jeannine Peeples. Paul was preceded in death by his mother Jeannine. He is survived by son Clifton Eugene Peeples and wife Gabriella and granddaughter Sarah Nicole of El Paso, Texas; by his father, Dennis C. Peeples and stepmother Rae Lynne Peeples of Oklahoma City; brother, Michael Ray Peeples and wife Mary of Huntington Beach, CA; nephew, Michael Joseph Peeples of Oklahoma City and Anna Kathleen Peeples of Huntington Beach, CA and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. Paul's career in electronics went from TV's to computer technology. He was proud to be an American and the freedom to serve his Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Paul was a member of Victory Christian Center. The family wishes to express a special thank you to Dr. David Nelson and staff at the Nazih Zuhdi Transplant Inst. and staff on 701 at Baptist Hospital. Memorial service will be held 2 PM Monday, March 3, at Lansbrook Church 50th and Tulsa. CREMATION SOCIETY 1145 W. Britton Rd. 843-3345 Published in the Oklahoman on 3/2/2003.
Debbie <Debra.A.Bourbeau@seagate.com>
USA - Monday, March 03, 2003 at 08:55:01 (MST)
Hi fellow Seagaters. I sure miss a lot of you. It's good to read your posts and keep up that way. I'm in Corpus Christi, TX selling new Hondas at CC's only Honda dealer and providing exceptional customer service, looking for other opportunities, owning my own biz, etc. Lots of fellow motorcycle riders here weekly. We all had it good at Seagate! -steve
Steve Jennings <hondamanss@aol.com>
Corpus Christi, TX USA - Wednesday, February 26, 2003 at 21:45:28 (MST)
Hello Everyone. I'm so pleased to see this website still up and running! I really miss my old job and old friends. I'm seeking employment so if anyone hears about positions involving space planning, interior design or facilities management, please let me know. Take care everybody and write to me!
Kelly Haworth <kheyhey9@aol.com>
Edmond, OK USA - Friday, February 21, 2003 at 14:04:32 (MST)
Services:The funeral service will be held on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 10:30AM at the Woodland Hills Baptist Church. The Church is located at 313 South Highway 76, Newcastle, Oklahoma. Telephone 405.392.5090 Flowers:The family has requested that flowers be sent to the chapel in Oklahoma City. The address is:Vondel L. Smith & Son Mortuary South Colonial Chapel 6934 S. Western Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73139 Telephone: 405.634.1439 A suggested local florist is: Nettle Jewell Box Florist at 1.800.776.2943
Debbie Bourbeau <debra.a.bourbeau@seagate.com>
USA - Friday, February 14, 2003 at 14:28:52 (MST)
I regret to inform you that Billy Anglin, Planning Manager, passed away yesterday at his home. Billy had been a Seagate employee for over 30 years, originally based in Oklahoma and most recently based in Scotts Valley. Billy was a dedicated colleague, and last year was recognized for his contributions by winning the Spirit of Supply Chain award; he was also a friend to many of us, and he will be greatly missed. Billy's wife, Janice, is also a Seagate employee. She is currently based in Scotts Valley as Materials Supervisor. We will keep you posted over the next few days as Janice and her family plan memorial services. At this point, the plan includes memorial services in both Oklahoma and California. Please pass this on to others who need to know. Thank you for your care and consideration during this difficult time.
keith rodgers <keith.rodgers@seagate.com>
USA - Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 16:18:47 (MST)
Good Day, Everyone! Just a short note to let you know that I've switched jobs from INTEGRIS to Neuroscience Specialists at Mercy. I had an opportunity for advancement and had to jump! Hope everyone is well. Take Care!
Amy Huddleston <AmyH@neurosurg.org>
Oklahoma City, OK USA - Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at 09:01:11 (MST)
Hello Everyone, I am writing to ask your prayers, and if you live in Warr Acres for your help. I am running for Mayor of Warr Acres. Can you believe it? An ex-Seagater into politics? The election is on March 18, 2003, so if you live in Warr Acres and would like me to put a sign in your yard, or would like to help pass out fliers, please call me at 405-722-8338. Thanks for all your support. Pass on the news to everyone in Warr Acres. Love, Marietta
Marietta Tardibono <MimiTardi@aol.com>
Warr Acres, OK USA - Saturday, January 25, 2003 at 20:42:42 (MST)
Well....I finally landed a job as a phone rep for Direct TV. It's interesting dealing with both the polite as well as the rude customers. I have found that I have more sympathy for people who man the phones in that profession. At least it's a sit-down job. Take care all and have a safe year.
Steve Meyers <themilkmancomith@aol.com>
Norman, Ok USA - Friday, January 24, 2003 at 16:39:22 (MST)
It's been five years since I left Seagate and I still miss it. I've had several jobs but none that will take the place of the friends (family) I had there. Still miss you all very much! I'm still in Nashville! Hope everyone is doing well.
Karla (Mattingly) <Karlajean_99@yahoo.com>
Nashville, TN USA - Thursday, January 23, 2003 at 15:45:23 (MST)
It was good to find out about the web site! Kinda fun reading through the messages from familiar names. I'm still helping to run a car lot and go to the dealer's auction regularly. I spent a year golfing before Hutton asked for my resume regarding a job contracting with the FAA. Now I'm tasked with radar optimization and my short game is back where it was before! There's at least 10-15 other ex-seagater'shere as well. We refer to it as "Seagate South". We remodeled the house some and still keep foreign students attending OU (currently from China, Korea, and Venezuela). Venus and I became grandparents in Dec. 2002. Hope this finds everybody doing well.....peace, Doug.
Doug Seewald <dlseewald@hotmail.com>
Norman, OK USA - Thursday, January 23, 2003 at 12:38:06 (MST)
I am still alive and well, very well, in the New Year. Am still going to school at Francis Tuttle, working PT at Francis Tuttle and PT at Wright Business School. Makes a full day! Can across a job opening that someone may be interested in. Receptionist/Admin 9.50/hr with TriStar Pension LLC. Seems like good benefits and chance for advancement. Need immediately. You may be able to check it out on their web site tristarpension.com, if not give me a shout. The email I got is an entire page, but they printed it out instead of forwarding to me.
Kathy Jobe <cgate2go@hotmail.com>
Bethany, OK USA - Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 22:11:34 (MST)
Just found this website again. Leslie and I moved to West Virginia last March. Although I miss my old friends at Seagate, we really do like it here. We are about 70 miles from Washington DC but the area we live in is still very pretty and very rural. With the new year, Leslie and I are pleased to announce the formation of: Treleven Consulting Services LLC.
Gary Treleven <gatreleven@adelphia.net>
Shenandoah Jct., WV USA - Sunday, January 12, 2003 at 16:21:49 (MST)
Hi, I am a 16 year old girl who is trying to find some odd jobs, such as babysitting. I have a normal job but they recently have cut back on hours because of holidays are over. I am a very good at babysitting and have experience with children from the age of 1 to 12. If you are interested please email me at sunshine200486@hotmail.com and we can talk about cost later.
BB <sunshine200486@hotmail.com>
New Richmond, Oh USA - Friday, January 10, 2003 at 06:41:16 (MST)
Hello Everyone, I have noticed a few times on the site where someone has posted info related to jobs or new companies opening in the Okc area. If anyone knows of any new positions in the Okc area in Mfg Mgmt or Engr Mgmt please send me a note. Also if anyone knows of a less traveled path(Web Site, etc) that they uncovered while job searching please send me the tip. Thank you in advance for any leads. Alan Martin
Alan Martin <amartin19@msn.com>
Blanchard, Ok USA - Friday, January 03, 2003 at 15:21:30 (MST)