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Subject: Abundant prayers for the family of Malcolm Vega who passed away unexpectedly Friday night.

Carol Gassaway Kabakoff8/31/2015

Abundant prayers for the family of Malcolm Vega who passed away unexpectedly Friday night.

Kay Brown Moody8/31/2015

Yes indeed. So sad. Many thoughts & prayers.

Shirley Lovelace Williams8/31/2015

Sorry to hear this. Praying.

Tommy Johnson8/31/2015

Praying for his family. I always enjoyed working with Malcolm. So sorry to here this.

Irene Williams8/31/2015

Lost him too young and too soon. Prayers for the family

Ann Masters8/31/2015

Praying for his family! He will be missed. Enjoyed working with him!!!!!

Pat McKnight9/1/2015

here's link to - http://m.legacy.com/dignity-memorial/obituary.aspx?n=Malcolm-Vega&lc=9785&pid=175696047&uuid=5719c3a3-9da2-47d8-be14-f64e8de76ed5

Abundant prayers for the family of Malcolm Vega who passed away unexpectedly Friday night.

Subject: When I worked at the Memphis Hub I remember seeing the word BABO. What did this mean? i am curious, ...

When I worked at the Memphis Hub I remember seeing the word BABO. What did this mean? i am curious, anyone know?

Charlie Derrick9/1/2015

It stood for Bypass And Bleed Off. It was a strategy to keep all of the freight from going through the hub. Jason Wellikoff was the project manager as I recall.

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/2/2015

Some more BABO info: If I remember correctly, the original plan was that everything came to Memphis to be sorted and sent to the destination city. Even if a shipment was sent from a business in Los Angeles to another business in Los Angeles, it came to Memphis. It was considered the optimum way to keep custodial control of the package. As other metroplexes were added and volumes increased, it made sense to start Bleeding off packages where the volume was large enough to be sorted in a region. In some cases there were entire containers with freight from Los Angeles to New York for example. Those containers might come to Memphis, but Bypass the SuperHub sort and just be loaded on the aircraft to New York. Or they could go on an aircraft flying directly to a New England Ramp. Later, depending on Sort plans, for certain holidays where there was a 3 day weekend, some flights out of metroplexes like Indy or Oakland could be shut down, and all packages trucked to Memphis or another location, saving whole flights and associated fuel. Very complicated and as mentioned Jason was key to all the planning, including just getting containers to the right cities so they could be used. Photo of Jason:

Subject: http://www.wired.com/2013/04/40-years-of-fedex/

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/2/2015

http://www.wired.com/2013/04/40-years-of-fedex/

Subject: Jimmy Glenn Burk > FedEx ITD Retiree Breakfast Club

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/2/2015

What about saturday delivery?

Subject: Jimmy Glenn Burk > FedEx ITD Retiree Breakfast Club

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/2/2015

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/3/2015

Subject: Jack Brown > FedEx ITD Retiree Breakfast Club

Subject: For active employees with FedEx email address only:

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/4/2015

For active employees with FedEx email address only:

Subject: The Official FedEx Retiree club now lists that Verizon has re-instated cell phone discounts for Reti ...

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/4/2015

The Official FedEx Retiree club now lists that Verizon has re-instated cell phone discounts for Retirees.

Rachel Wilkinson Harvey9/4/2015

Finally! I've pushed this for two years to happen!

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/4/2015

Is that for current subscribers?

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/5/2015

from their website, it looks like you have to have a valid fedex email to sign up and get the discount

Subject: from www.fedexlegends.info Guestbook:

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/4/2015

from www.fedexlegends.info Guestbook:Eric Brosch Fri, 04 Sep 2015 07:25:04 GMT Thank you for putting this site together. It is a tremendous inspiration to hear from the folks who built the systems we've come to respect so much!

Subject: Jimmy Glenn Burk uploaded a file in the group: FedEx ITD Retiree Breakfast Club.

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/5/2015

"Space available" - When's the last time you saw an empty seat on a flight?

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/5/2015

Even families of employees of major airlines have hard time flying on space available these days, and usually can't fly together.

Subject: My first workgroup at FedEx:

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/6/2015

My first workgroup at FedEx:L-R: John Schwarzmann, Sr Mgr Network Engineering Ancel Hankins, Mgr Data Engineering Terry Cox, Sr. Engineer Dick Winter, Sr. Engineer Jimmy Burk

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/6/2015

There was one other person in the group, Greg Woychik (no photo) and hired the following year was Herman Dehrbort who had been a PHd (EE) Professor at Christian Brothers.

Buddy Johnson9/6/2015

Quite a talented group!!!

It was a great group of guys to work with, a great place to work, and then major challenge for the times. Thanks Jimmy Glenn Burk.

Subject: https://www.facebook.com/MarineCorpsAssociation/photos/a.144599418889450.27829.132749726741086/12154 ...

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/6/2015

https://www.facebook.com/MarineCorpsAssociation/photos/a.144599418889450.27829.132749726741086/1215446331804748/?type=1&theater

Subject: Hey Guys just a Heads up - United Way is starting and we will have a tons of events, INCLUDING GOLF, ...

Karen Burghard9/9/2015

Hey Guys just a Heads up - United Way is starting and we will have a tons of events, INCLUDING GOLF, that all you Retirees may want to attend. If you want more information let me know and I will Post it for you.

Subject: 2015 Best List Of Senior Discounts theseniorlist.com /2015/02/2015-best-list-of-senior-discounts/

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/10/2015

2015 Best List Of Senior Discounts theseniorlist.com /2015/02/2015-best-list-of-senior-discounts/2015 Biggest List Of Senior DiscountsSenior Discounts at Grocery StoresAlbertsons: 10% off first Wednesday of each month ( 55 +) American Discount Stores: 10% off every Monday (50 +) Best Cellars 5% off Tuesday shopping order on purchases over $30 (55+) Compare Foods Supermarket: 10% off every Wednesday (60+) DeCicco Family Markets: 5% off every Wednesday (60+) Fry’s Supermarket: free Fry’s VIP Club Membership & 10% off every Monday (55 +) Great Value Food Store: 5% off every Tuesday (60+) Gristedes Supermarket: 10% off every Tuesday (60+) Harris Teeter: 5% off every Tuesday (60+) Hy-Vee: 5% off one day a week (date varies by location) Kroger: 10% off (date varies by location) Morton Williams Supermarket: 5% off every Tuesday (60+) Pathmark: 5% on Monday (60+) The Plant Shed: 10% off every Tuesday (50 +) Publix: 5% off every Wednesday (55 +) Rogers Marketplace: 5% off every Thursday (60+) SuperFresh: 5% off on Tuesdays on purchases over $30 (55+) Uncle Guiseppe’s Marketplace: 15% off (62+) Waldbaum’s: 5% off Tuesdays on purchases over $30 (55+)Senior Discounts On PrescriptionsAARP: With the AARP Prescription Discount Card (provided by Catamaran), AARP members and their families can access an average savings of 38% off prescription drugs (regardless of age or health status). Must be a member of AARP to access benefits. AARP boasts acceptance by 64,000 pharmacies nationwide.Rite Aid: Sign up for the Rite Aid Rx Savings Program . Save 15% or more on thousands of brand nameand generic prescription drugs1 by signing up for the Rite Aid Rx Savings Program. When you sign up,you’ll receive Rx Savings Card that gives you access to special discounts at Rite Aid pharmacy, including:CVS Pharmacy: Enroll in the CVS Pharmacy Health Savings Pass program. It’s easy and costs only $15 annually (per person). Whether you have limited prescription insurance or no coverage at all, you can sign up and start saving immediately. This is not an insurance plan, it’s a prescription savings program. Under this program you can also receive 10% off MinuteClinic services inside select CVS/pharmacy stores.Walgreens Prescription Savings Club: Another great option for folks without insurance coverage. Walgreens Prescription Savings Club members get special discounts off the cash price of thousands of brand-name and generic medications as well as other benefits when they use their Prescription Savings Club Card. Additionally, if you don’t save at least the cost of your membership fee in one year, Walgreens will give you the difference.Kmart: The Prescription Savings Club at Kmart can be yours for a $10 enrollment fee. You and the family are then covered for certain generic drugs (starting at $5 for a 30-day supply and starting at $10 for a 90- day supply) * View Drug List. In additional you’ll receive savings on non-preferred generics up to 65%, as well as 20% off brand name medications. 20% savings on flu immunizations and 10% savings on all other immunizations (e.g. shingles, whooping cough, hepatitis A&B, etc.). You can even get discounts on pet medications with a prescription from your vet.Target: The Target Prescription Savings Program entitles seniors (and others in the household) savings of 10-50% on prescription medications (off of retail). One membership works for everyone in your household, and you can use your card at any (Target) Pharmacy. In addition if you sign up for Target’s Pharmacy Rewards, and fill five eligible prescriptions, you’ll get a certificate for 5% off a day of shopping.Senior Discounts For Restaurant DiningApplebee’s: 10-15% off (varies by location) MAY require Golden Apple Card (60+) Arby’s: 10% off (55+) A&W All American Food: 10% Senior discount varies by location Backyard Burger: free drink with purchase Ben & Jerry’s: 10% off for seniors (60+) Bennigan’s: discount varies by location (60+) Bob’s Big Boy: discount varies by location (60+) Boston Market: 10% off (65+) Burger King: 10% off (60+) plus additional discounts on coffee and soft drinks Bubba Gump Shrimp Co: 10% off for AARP Members Captain D’s Seafood: “Happy Wednesday Offer” choice of 8 meals + drink for $4.99 or less- varies by loc. (62+) Carrabba’s Italian Grill: 20% off on Wednesdays to AARP Members Carrows Restaurants: Golden 55 Menu offers discounted bfast, lunch & dinner (55+) Chick-Fil-A: 10% off or free small drink or coffee (55+) Chili’s: 10% off (55+) CiCi’s Pizza: 10% off (60+) Country Kitchen: Great Senior Menu (55+) Culvers: 10% off senior discount (60+) Dairy Queen: 10% off for seniors (15% for coaches) varies by location (free small drink at some locations) Denny’s: 10% off, 20% off for AARP members (55+) Dunkin’ Donuts: AARP members receive a free donut with the purchase of a large hot coffee (at participating restaurants) Einstein’s Bagels: 10% off baker’s dozen of bagels (60+) El Pollo Loco: 10% off senior discounts varies by location (55+) Friendly’s Restaurants: Breakfast discount varies by location (60+) Senior List readers to confirm Fuddrucker’s: 10% off any senior platter (55+) Gatti’s Pizza: 10% off (60+) Golden Corral: 10% off (60+) Hardee’s: $0.33 beverages everyday (65+) IHOP: Great discounts on senior menu items (55+) Jack in the Box: up to 20% off (55+) Kagle’s Barbecue: 10% off (50+) KFC: Free small drink with any meal (55+) Krispy Kreme: 10% off (50+) Long John Silver’s: Various discounts at locations (55+) McDonald’s: discounts on coffee everyday (55+) Mrs. Fields: 10% off at participating locations (60+) Outback Steakhouse: 15% off AARP members for meals Monday through Thursday (alcohol excluded) Old Country Buffet: Daily discounts for seniors (55+) Papa John’s: 25% off (55+) for online orders. Enter the code “AARP25″ when placing your order Ponderosa Steak Houses: Senior Discounts Vary- Senior menu available (60+) Shoney’s: 10% off Sonic: 10% off or free beverage (60+) Sonic: 10% off or free beverage (60+) varies by location Steak ‘n Shake: 10% off every Monday & Tuesday (50+) Subway: 10% off (60+) Sweet Tomatoes: 10% off (60+) Taco Bell: 5% off; free beverages for seniors (65+) TCBY: 10% off (55+) Tea Room Cafe: 10% off for seniors (50+) Traditions Restaurant (East TX): Senior platter meal for $4.71 (50+) Village Inn: 10% off (60+) Waffle House: 10% off every Monday (60+) Wendy’s: 10% off (55+) Whataburger: Free drink w/ purchase of a meal- varies by loc. (55+) White Castle: 10% off (62+)Senior Discounts on Retail & ApparelBanana Republic: 10% off (50+) Bealls Outlet: 15% off with free Monday Club Card (Mondays 50+) Belk’s: 15% off first Tuesday of every month (55+) Bon-Ton Department Stores: 15% off on senior discount days (55+) C.J. Banks: 10% off every Wednesday (60+) Clarks: 10% off (62+) Dress Barn: 10% off Tues and/or Wed (call ahead-varies by location 55+) Goodwill: 10% off one day a week (date varies by location) Hallmark: 10% off one day a week (date varies by location) Kohl’s: 15% off on Wednesdays (55+) Marshalls: 10% off on Tuesdays (varies by location) Michael’s: 10% off on Tuesdays (with AARP card) Modell’s Sporting Goods: 10% off Rite Aid: 10% off on Tuesdays & 10% off prescriptions Ross Stores: 10% off every Tuesday (55+) The Salvation Army Thrift Stores: Up to 50% off (55+) SteinMart: 20% off red dot/clearance items first Monday of every month (55+) TJ Maxx: 10% on Tuesdays (varies by location) Walgreens: 20% off once a month (55+ and AARP) “Balance Rewards” Card requiredSenior Discounts On Travel AirlinesAmerican Airlines: Various discounts for 65 and up (call before booking for discount) Continental Airlines: No initiation fee for Continental Presidents Club & special fares for select destinations Southwest Airlines: Various discounts for ages 65 and up (call before booking for discount) United Airlines: Various discounts for ages 65 and up (call before booking for discount) U.S. Airways: Various discounts for ages 65 and up (call before booking for discount)Car RentalAlamo Car Rental: Up to 25% off for AARP members Avis: Up to 25% off for AARP members Budget Rental Cars: 10% off; up to 20% off for AARP members (50+) Dollar Rent-A-Car: 10% off (50+) Enterprise Rent-A-Car: 5% off for AARP members Hertz: Up to 25% off for AARP members National Rent-A-Car: Up to 30% off for AARP membersHotelsBest Western: 10% or more for AARP or senior guests (55+) Candlewood Suites: Discounts vary (62+) Crown Plaza: Discounts vary (62+) Days Inn: Discounts vary (60+) Holiday Inn: Discounts vary (62+) Howard Johnson Hotels: Discounts off best available rate (60+) Hyatt: Up to 50% off (62+) Knights Inn: Up to 10% off (60+) La Quinta Inns: Discounts vary (65+) Marriott: 15% off (62+) Motel 6: 10% off (60+) Super 8: Seniors save 10% off (up to 20% with AARP card) Travelodge: Discounts vary (60+) Wyndham Hotels: Up to 20% with AARP card

Subject: What ever happened to Mr. Barksdale?

What ever happened to Mr. Barksdale?

Saw him a couple of years ago, he is still as sharp as ever!

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/12/2015

Mr. Barksdale is still on the FedEx Board; a vote was taken to allow he and FWS to remain on the Board since there was previously an age limit requiring them to retire this year. Winn Stephenson said he came to Memphis a few months ago to attend the Cook Industries IT reunion where he & many of the IBM staff came from. He is still Pres. of The Barksdale Group, but I understand his son is managing technology investments out of that group. He did an interview of the www.fedexlegends.info site a few years ago: http://fedexlegends.info/allvideos.html#jlb

What ever happened to Mr. Barksdale?

I live down here Louisiana way and have lost track of things up Memphis way! LOL

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/12/2015

Jim & Donna Barksdale, Jackson, MS area.

Subject: I always loved to watch Fed Ex aircraft take off!

I always loved to watch Fed Ex aircraft take off!

Melissa Leech Ziemer9/13/2015

Thank you for sharing. I still remember the great experience of jumpseating in the cockpit behind the pilot leaving Houston Hobby and flying right past the San Jacinto monument. It was the mid-1980's.

Tommy Johnson9/13/2015

I always enjoyed watching them come in at night nose to tail, One after the other after the other. Sometimes you wondered if they would ever stop coming.

Terrie Hoerning9/13/2015

This never gets old 💜

Linda Cook Thorn9/14/2015

Beautiful sight! Thank you for sharing FedEx has the most beautiful and colorful aircraft around. Then best feeling I ever got was jump seating and being in the cockpit with the crew I loved the takeoffs and landings!

Jean Evans Kirksey9/14/2015

Linda Cook Thorn9/15/2015

@brittonhibbard37 @kellonhibbard37 chriswaller37 This gives me goosebumps and it reminds me of times when I could jumpseat especially in the cockpit with the crew. So exciting taking off and landing with those guys Can you tell me what kind of aircraft this is?

Linda Cook Thorn9/15/2015

Charlotte Benton Hieronymus9/15/2015

The most exciting was jumpseating on the Falcons!

I only worked for Fed Ex for a short period of time but the memories will last a lifetime!

Tommy Johnson9/15/2015

Does anyone have a picture of the really small (BD5) planes for remote deliveries?

Tommy Johnson9/15/2015

This was a very small one seater plane with a small area in the back to packages. I was like the old bd5 planes.

Charlotte Benton Hieronymus9/15/2015

It was always AWESOME flying in to Memphis and seeing the planes all lined up at the hub!

Subject: Beautiful night @ the Zoo Rendezvous, didn't burned up, or get wet, or freeze. They usually have sev ...

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/13/2015

Beautiful night @ the Zoo Rendezvous, didn't burned up, or get wet, or freeze. They usually have several animals to meet & greet at the entrance. Only saw one, a 20 foot long snake...I declined to make his acquaintance....Saw the following FedXR's at the Zoo: ... Jonathan Burk ... Brett Bonner Jr ... Scott Struminger ... Fred Smith

Subject: Where in the World is Steve Stewart?

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/13/2015

Where in the World is Steve Stewart?Steve is currently in the Chicago area doing Technical Consulting. Steve wrote the software for the Epson meters used in the early 80's to collect billing data for customer automation on micro cassettes. He then worked for many years in SIS (Strategic Integrated Systems) on many scan and technology development projects. (He has also been known to play bagpipes)

Subject: Gary Owens > FedEx ITD Retiree Breakfast Club

Subject: FedEx'r sighting:

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/14/2015

FedEx'r sighting:went to pick up some lunch for grandkids and got to see Chuck Seigfried. Chuck's son works for sprint and interfaces with one of my sons, which both work at FedEx.Chuck wrote a nice article (The Good Ole Days") about his tenure at FedEx which can be seen here:

Chuck, I enjoyed reading your article about the "Good Ole Days". Thanks for sharing.

Gary Phillips9/14/2015

Everybody sees Chuck. He's everywhere nowadays.

I worked in secondary one sort and also worked as a heavyweight handler on the day sort. 88-92. Enjoyed my time there as well!

Linda Shelley Morton9/15/2015

Chuck Siegfried....great article you wrote...very proud of you.....always supportive of your people...you made a difference in my life.

Subject: Another of my favorite videos of Fed Ex aircraft! Enjoy and comment if you like!

Another of my favorite videos of Fed Ex aircraft! Enjoy and comment if you like!

Buddy Johnson9/15/2015

Cool. What airport is this?

Cork Airport, Cork Ireland!

Subject: Proud to be a member of this group! Here is what I would call a mini tour of the Cessna 208 Fed Ex F ...

Proud to be a member of this group! Here is what I would call a mini tour of the Cessna 208 Fed Ex Feeder plane. Enjoy!

Subject: In Vancouver to catch a train over the Rockies. Big FedEx Sales Rally here. A sales guy told me that ...

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/17/2015

In Vancouver to catch a train over the Rockies. Big FedEx Sales Rally here. A sales guy told me that Mike Ducker is consulting for 6 months and will then retire. I always enjoyed working with Ducker and Bronzack.

Larry Tieman9/17/2015

After years of attending big meetings I can tell you that less than 10 ever made any difference. But one of those was a meeting on the future of International in Paris chaired by Mike Ducker. Held in the early 2000's, maybe 2002, it clearly set the direction for International at least through 2010 when I retired. Mike is great and I enjoyed working with him.

Jim Bentley9/17/2015

I will never forget that when Mike was in Houston as (Station Manager??), the employees would answer the phone "Duckers Express" LOL

Subject: Where in Memphis can we get flu shots covered by Cigna? Walgreens is not contracted to provide them.

Laura Ladd Beard9/17/2015

Where in Memphis can we get flu shots covered by Cigna? Walgreens is not contracted to provide them.

Marsha Terry Rider9/17/2015

In the past Rite-Aid has. Next month's Retiree Club meeting is the Health Fair. Last year Walgreens gave the shots and filed with Cigna. So, I wonder who is doing it this year?

Laura Ladd Beard9/17/2015

I called Cigna and they said walgreens was on the list. They even gave me the address of the Walgreens where I was. I will try another location.

Debora Williams Waller9/17/2015

For several years Walgreens was not in network but a couple of years ago Walgreens came back in to network. They likely have old information which is too bad, they could be loosing customers.

Laura Ladd Beard9/17/2015

Debora Williams Waller i agree. i called while i was at the store and told them what cigna told me. their systems must not be updated.

Debora Williams Waller9/17/2015

You can get flu shots at the Retiree Benefit Fair October 8th in MEM. http://www.ferc1.org/index.php

Where in Memphis can we get flu shots covered by Cigna? Walgreens is not contracted to provide them.

Carol Gassaway Kabakoff9/17/2015

Laura Ladd Beard9/17/2015

Thanks, I plan to go to Kroger tomorrow.

George Moore9/19/2015

I got one at Walgreen's the last three years. Have not been this fall yet. I use the Walgreen's at St. Elmo in Bartlett.

Laura Ladd Beard9/19/2015

I always get mine at Walgreens. I really think it was a system glitch. However, I went to Kroger today and had no issues.

Subject: Is there an official definition of "FedEx Retiree?" I was with FedEx from Jan 1984 to Nov 2003 and I ...

Tom Jeanette9/18/2015

Is there an official definition of "FedEx Retiree?" I was with FedEx from Jan 1984 to Nov 2003 and I'm drawing my pension, but I understand I'm not "official."

Danielle Harnisch9/18/2015

That's baloney . Says who? Trump? Lol

Subject: In 1994 Auburn Calloway attempted to hijack flt 705 from Memphis to San Jose, Ca. and use the aircra ...

In 1994 Auburn Calloway attempted to hijack flt 705 from Memphis to San Jose, Ca. and use the aircraft in a suicide by crashing it into the Memphis Facility. He was not successful and the crew regained control of the aircraft. Here are the ATC recordings from that fateful flt. Just thought some people would be interested in hearing them.

Debora Williams Waller9/18/2015

Very hard to listen to. Sad, sad day.

Subject: Back from 8 day Canadian Rockies trip in Banff, Alberta, Canada...retiree life is still good........ ...

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/25/2015

Back from 8 day Canadian Rockies trip in Banff, Alberta, Canada...retiree life is still good.........

Peggy Dawson Black9/25/2015

Lovely! Both the view and the couple!

Buddy Johnson9/25/2015

That's (Canadian Rockies) some of the best scenery in North America!!

Irene Williams9/26/2015

Traveling the Canadian Rockies was and still is my all time favorite trip in North America. We drove it from Calgary to Jasper with lots of side stops. I know you enjoyed the majesty of it all.

Subject: FedEx Trivia 9/25/15

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/25/2015

FedEx Trivia 9/25/15a. FedEx booked a launch on the Space Shuttle, what two things was that shuttle going to carry?b. FedEx was the owner of FedEx Spacetran to launch satellites...for what reason other than launching satellites, did FedEx own this company?c. FedEx owned FITC...what did FITC do?d. FWS wanted to either build/buy the fastest ship, the slowest airplane, or a blimp? why?

A) ?, B) Zapmail, C) ?, D) Trans oceanic crossing slower than aircraft, but faster than shipping.

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/29/2015

D. is correct.....FWS wanted to find a product that could be shipped between the cost of ships and air.

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/29/2015

a. the Zapmail Satellite and one employee to travel wth it b. NASA shuttles were supposed to be fast turnaround and were to launch every week....NASA was going to outsource the scheduling of these launches to another company...Federal Express was looking at bidding on this contract maybe thru FedEx Spacetran c. FedEx was an International carrier like AT&T and MCI...so they could buy circuits cheaper

Subject: FedEx ITD Trivia 9/25/15

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/25/2015

FedEx ITD Trivia 9/25/15Since the mid 1970's FedEx has had many Network Managers (Data, Voice, Video, Satellite, Radio, Admin)Name any/all that you can:

Jimmy Glenn Burk9/25/2015

The first ones that Jimmy remembers: Jack Cochran -voice Ancel Hankins - data Jim Moore- Radio/DADS Gary Ragsdale-Voice Susan Wright-Admin Chuck Jowers-Support John Schwarzmann -Sr. Mgr of the above

Gary Phillips9/25/2015

Ray Peek - Net Cntl Bob Massie - Net Cntl Tom Medlin - Net Cntl Terry Cox - Data Net Eng Mike McCarty - Data Net Eng Roy Beard - Net Eng Denise Wood - Net Eng Dale Browning - Net Eng Louis Hailey - Net Cntl

Chuck Siegfried9/25/2015

Me. The longest standing and only dumb one left Lol

George Moore9/25/2015

Far from dumb Chuck, your still getting a real paycheck.

Jimmy Glenn Burk10/6/2015

and Irene Williams, David Pike, Everett Meadow, Richard Dunn, Bruce Lindow, Mike Morgan, Buddy Williamson

Jim Bentley10/6/2015

How could you leave Jim Moore, Doug Baker, andTyson Payne out?? LOL

Jim Bentley10/6/2015

Did not see them all