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President’s Message
Greetings and welcome to our 3rd edition of the Houston Hot Air Recorder. Well, summer has come and gone except no one alerted the fall gods yet because the summer weather is still here. Our ASHRAE chapter is off to an incredible start this year with 2 great meetings in the books with record turnouts. We have been blessed with two great panel speaking engagements with local celebrities in their respective fields. I wanted to thank all of our members for showing incredible support for our chapter this year. Our Board of Governors is committed to making the programs
interesting and meaningful for our total membership. If we are not making it meaningful please let us know with constructive thoughts that we can use to develop best in class programs. The current Board of Governors is extremely honored to serve the chapter this year and want to make this a great membership experience. As we continue to wade through the humidity outside in hopes that cooler weather is coming, the ASHRAE chapter has a treat for you! We have another incredible program for our October 16th luncheon meeting. We will be hosting Mr. Lew Harriman, the author of many ASHRAE and industry books on humidity control. Mr. Harriman was the lead author of both ASHRAE's Humidity Control Design Guide and the ASHRAE Guide for Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates. Many of the principles used in the design of all
commercial HVAC applications in the local Houston environment rely on the concepts in Mr. Harriman’s research and books/publications. Mr. Harriman is an EXCELLENT speaker and you’ll enjoy his presentation. As a reminder we have our fall golf tournament on October 28, 2013. If you have never been before, it’s a treat. It’s a great turnout and everyone enjoys themselves. Pls. RSVP to Mike Langton ASAP because we have run out of team slots the last two events. Calling all volunteers. Don’t be afraid we need some! Looking forward to seeing a triple digit turnout for Lew Harriman in October. Let’s hope for cooler weather by then!
Fall Golf Tournament
Monday, October 28
Shotgun Start at 12:30!
Longwood Golf Club
13300 Longwood Trace
Cypress, TX 77429
For more info or to Register visit:
www.ashraehouston.org
Available Sponsorship Opportunities:
Tailgate Sponsor - $2,500
Dinner Sponsor - $1,500
Lunch Sponsor - $1,000
Beverage Cart & Koozie Sponsor - $2,000
Flag Sponsor - $900
Tee Box Sponsor - $250
All Proceeds go to ASHRAE RESEARCH
Questions? Contact Michael Langton at 832-328-1010 or
ASHRAE Fall 2013 Golf Tournament
BENEFITING ASHRAE RESEARCH
Date: Monday, October 28th, 2013 Time: 11:30-12:30 - Registration and lunch
12:30 Shotgun Start Box lunch at registration and dinner served after. Includes Green fee, Cart, Range Balls, Beverages, Meals, Snacks
Where: Longwood Golf Club
13300 Longwood Trace Cypress, Texas 77429 281-373-4100
Registration Form
Company
Name Handicap Team Captain:
Team Members:
Total Cost Team – up to 4 players ($500 each)-------------$ Mulligans at $10 each (max 4 per player )-------------$ Total Enclosed----------------------------------------------$ Please make checks payable to ASHRAE Houston Chapter All Entry Forms must be received by Thursday October24th
Mail checks to: Michael Langton c/o HTS
3350 Yale St. Houston, TX 77018
Email registration forms to Jeff Ledsinger at [email protected] or fax to (832) 328-1460
Prizes will be awarded:
1st and 2nd Low Net 1st and 2nd Low Gross Longest Drive & Closest to the Pin and other surprises ! Mulligan
drawings for nice prizes!
Meeting Minutes
ASHRAE Technology for a Better Environment
REGION VIII HOUSTON CHAPTER MEETING MINUTES ASHRAE Mission: To advance the arts and sciences of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigerating to serve
humanity and promote a sustainable world. ASHRAE Vision: ASHRAE will be the global leader, the foremost source of technical and educational information, and the primary provider of opportunity for professional growth in the arts and sciences of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and
refrigerating.
In Attendance (Meeting Held at HESS Club , Houston Texas 09/18/13) Mike Donovan / President / HTS Texas Elliot Millican P.E. / President Elect / E&C Engineers & Consultants Inc Michael Langton P.E / Vice President / HTS Texas Kimberly Thompson P.E./ Treasurer / HTS Texas Bill Chalmers P.E. / Secretary / Johnson Controls Alan Neely / Past President 2012-2013 / Pittsburgh Corning Insulation Paul Alexander / Past President 2011-2012 / Straus Systems Keith Reihl P.E. / Past President 2010-2011 / Mitsubishi Electric Don Nye P.E. / Chaplain / E&C Engineers & Consultants Inc. Steve Roche P.E./ Refrigeration / RCE, Inc. Kenneth Shifflett P.E. / Student Activities / Distribaire, Inc. Jerry Garcia P.E./ Grass Roots Government Affairs Committee/ Shah Smith Bryan Bagley P.E. / Honors And Awards / CCRD Partners Brian Dunne P.E. / Sustainability / TD Engineers James Principe P.E. / Sustainability / RLB Consulting Engineers Chase Williamson / Historian / Texas AirSystems Bruce Flaniken P.E. / Historian Emeritus / The Methodist Hospital Kurt McCulloch / Membership / The Hunton Group Dennis Begonis P.E./ Membership / HOK Xuan Le / Membership / Kraton Nick Badke E.I.T. / Product Roster and Directory / RLB Consulting Engineers Brennan Vierra / Young Engineers In ASHRAE / HTS Texas Cory Detten P.E. / Young Engineers In ASHRAE / CCRD Partners David Schurk / PAOE Administrator / HTS Texas John Walik / HAR Editor - Webmaster / Lashley & Associates, Inc. Time Called to Order 10:10 am / Time Called to End 11:10 am Mike Donovan / President:
o 3SEP13 Mike moved the chapter cover 50% or a half of the pizza/etc. for the TAMU student branch chapter. Alan Neely seconded. Mike reported a cost of approximately $140.
o Mike recapped the chapter’s 2013/2014 goals. 125 people attended last month. This is commensurate with philosophy of program drives membership which drives research promotion.
o CRC is April 23 & 26. Mike encouraged people to stay in touch with their RVCs and make an effort to attend CRC.
o Local dues fund raising continues. o Consulting engineer express membership is approximately 15. o Mike asked Elliot to publish the date. o Mike wants a student night where companies have booths to promote their companies.
Kenneth was tasked with preparing a business plan.
Elliot Millican P.E. / President-Elect:
o Lew Herriman, distinguished lecturer, is speaking next month. Lew authored the standard for conditioning hot and humid climates.
o $1000 is allocated for speakers. Society pays for Lew’s flight. Misty at HTS is booking a hotel room. Elliot authorized to spend up to $500 for Lew’s travel expense. Elliot is picking him up at the airport and take him to dinner with Mike D. and Bill.
o November topic is steam. Spirax Sarco is providing a speaker. o February is ethics. TAMU civil engineer is providing a case study of the space shuttle failures. o Mike D. asked Elliot to publish these presentations in the HAR.
Mike Langton P.E. / Vice President:
o Golf tournament is organized to Mike’s satisfaction. He is following up with sponsors. o Mike L. requested $100 checks from each officer. He is also requesting all board members
participate. o Mike L. described the individual endowment. Minimum amount is $3,000. The principal
remains fixed and the guaranteed 5% interest goes towards chapter research promotion. Society allows people to contribute $100 per month. Mike L. is preparing an article for the HAR.
o ASHRAE 90.1 2010 is probably being adopted by COH in 2014. Keith is convening the code review committee in the new year. Mike L. is organizing a code review seminar. Kimberly Thompson P.E. / Treasurer:
o People are sending meeting registrations until 5 pm the day before. She suggested cutting off registration at noon the day before. HESS is frustrated with the last minute attendee notifications.
o Kimberly distributed the 2013-2014 Houston Chapter budget. Elliot moved approval of the budget. Jerry Garcia seconded. Mike moved an amendment to delete the Hot Air Recorder expense, increase Scholarships from $5,000 to $6,000, Chapter Affiliation reduced from $2,000 to $1500, Miscellaneous reduced from $1,500 to $1,000, increase awards from $200 to $500. Bill Chalmers seconded. Carried.
o Meals are difficult to budget. The $8,000 allocated in the budget is far below the actual amount. Because the expense is offset by the Meals income, it was decided to not project the meal cost and income. Bill Chalmers P.E. / Secretary:
o Items minuted since the last meeting were reviewed. The items are found throughout the body of the minutes. Steve Roche P.E. / Refrigeration:
o Mike D received a report from Steve regarding the freeze dry ship and brewery expansion tours. Kenneth Shifflett P.E. / Student Activities:
o Board is paying for YEA leadership weekend expense of approximately $1900. o Cory is organizing a bowling event.
Bryan Bagley P.E. / Honors and Awards:
o Requested Rodney Lewis, Hugh McMillan and Hank Fry attend one meeting.
Bruce Flaniken P.E. / Chase Williamson / Historian: o Getting personal history for Rodney Lewis, David McCoy and Bob Burch. Article submitted to
the HAR. POAE points submitted. Kurt McCulloch / Membership:
o 4 new members this month. Two paid chapter dues. o 16 YTD new members. 11 YTD cancellations. Net growth is 5 people. o Delinquency increased over last month.
Nick Badke E.I.T. / Product Roster & Directory:
o Kimberly is encouraging Nick to complete the directory. David Schurk / PAOE Administrator:
o Still waiting for information. A status update is being distributed before the next meeting. o David inputs the data to Society. He needs the documents completed by board members.
Mark in any activities. John Walik / BOG / Editor / Webmaster:
o John provided an update on the table top sponsors to date. o Bartos in Septembe o Lashley in October o HTS in November
Jerry Garcia P.E./ Grass Roots Government Affairs Committee
o Jerry sent an email requesting Boards of Governors contact U.S. Representative Culberson’s office by email to encourage him to join the High-Performance Buildings Congressional Caucus.
o Mike D. asked Jerry to resend the email with a clearer explanation of what is required.
This Month’s Meeting
ASHRAE October Meeting October 16, 2013 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM HESS Building 5430 Westheimer Road Houston, TX 77056 http://www.hessclub.com/ Better Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates Come join us for lunch and hear from one of ASHRAE's Distinguished Lecturers! Lew Harriman is the Director of Research & Consulting at Mason-Grant in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He is a Fellow of ASHRAE, and has 35 years of experience with humidity control systems in a broad variety of commercial, industrial and institutional applications. Lew was the lead author of both ASHRAE's Humidity Control Design Guide and the ASHRAE Guide for Buildings in Hot & Humid Climates. He is currently Vice-Chair of ASHRAE Technical Committee 1.12 (Moisture Management in Buildings). Lew's work has been selected for the ASHRAE Journal's 'Best Paper' award twice and he has taught humidity control to more than 3,000 technical professionals in North America, Asia, Europe and the Caribbean in the last 10 years. Costs: Members: $25 Non-members: $35
Format: 11:00-11:20 a.m. – Networking and Sign In and Start Lunch Line 11:20-11:30 a.m. – Start Lunch 11:30 a.m. – Start Meeting 11:30 a.m. – 11:55 a.m. – Roll Call, Prayer, Pledge of Allegiance, Message from President, Officers Reports, General Announcements* 12:00 p.m. – 12:50 p.m. – Program/Presentation 12:50- 1:00 p.m. – Q&A 1:00 p.m. – conclude
TableTop Sponsor
The ASHRAE Houston Chapter gratefully acknowledges our September 2013 Table Top Sponsor.
Thank You Bartos Industries / Modine For Your Patronage Adrian Gunter, Gary Hugenroth, Chad Stevens, Rhett Howell, Jeff Ledsinger
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AABBBB- VFD demonstration
BBAACC- Cooling Towers
DDOOLLPPHHIINN- Chemical Free Water Treatment
IIEECC- Fan Coil Units
LLAAKKOOSS- Tower basin filtration systems
VVMMCC//AAMMBBEERR BBOOOOTTHH- Vibration Isolation
TTEECCOO//WWEESSTTIINNGGHHOOUUSSEE-- MMOOTTOORRSS
FFLLEEXXIIMM –– Ultrasonic Flowmeter Demo
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For class schedule please visit:
www.recohvac.com/pdf/schedule.pdf
*register for classes by emailing [email protected]
Address: 5805
Address: 5805 Schumacher Lane Houston, TX 77057
Food & “Beverages” Provided
RSVP by Email [email protected]
History
Kilgore Industries Kilgore Industries was founded in the fall of 2000 by brothers Jeff Kilgore and Ken Kilgore Jr. The company began as a HVAC construction contractor then quickly added Plumbing and a full Service Department. In 2009 an Electrical Group was added making Kilgore one of the few complete MEP contractors in the Houston Area. Kilgore has dedicated teams that focus on particular market sectors of Commercial, Medical, Industrial and Multi-Family, allowing the company to be competitive in each unique environment. Since inception Kilgore has completed over $500,000,000 in MEP installations and looks to continue to grow and strengthen with their team of over 400 skill employees. Notable projects include: UTMB John Sealy Hospital Modernization – SSR / Manhattan Const. / HDR Architecture Phase 1 included demolition and renovation of one wing, floors 7-8 (Units C & D), into universal state-of-the-art patient care rooms, critical infrastructure upgrades, expansion of the Blocker Burn Unit, and renovation of the Comprehensive Maternity Center and included the following HVAC equipment:
• 300,000+ cfm FANWALL Retrofits • 40,000+ cfm OAHU’s which Required Complete Dis/Re-Assembly • Complete Rebuild of 114,000+ cfm and 85,000+ cfm Units
History Continued IAH Terminal B Southside Replacement – Jacobs / Skanska / PGAL The project scope included complete demolition and rebuild of the South Terminal including three piers for loading planes, passenger staging areas, retail, food court, and airport support areas and included the following HVAC equipment:
• 250,000+ cfm AHU’s • 50,000+ cfm OAHU’s • 50,000+ cfm FCU’s
Submitted By Chase Williamson / History Chair ________________________________________________________
PRESS RELEASE Contact: David R. Haynes, CPSM
(Houston, Texas), (September 25, 2013) – Benjamin C. Wylie, President of WYLIE Consulting Engineers, has promoted Scott R. Kramer to the position of Executive Vice President. As an Executive Vice President, Mr. Kramer will assist with the overall operation of the firm, as well as overseeing the design coordination and production of the Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems for a variety of commercial, corporate, and institutional projects. In addition, he will participate in, and have influence over, project sales and client development. ______________________________________________________________________________ (Houston, Texas), (September 25, 2013) – Benjamin C. Wylie, President of WYLIE Consulting Engineers, has promoted William D. Berger, P.E. to the position of Senior Vice President, Engineering. As Senior Vice President, Engineering, Mr. Berger oversees the design coordination and production of the Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems for a wide variety of commercial, corporate, and institutional projects. In addition, he is responsible for the development of the firm’s Design Standards and Master Specifications. ______________________________________________________________________________ (Houston, Texas), (September 25, 2013) – Benjamin C. Wylie, President of WYLIE Consulting Engineers, today announced that William (Bill) Leatherbury, P.E. has joined the firm as a Vice President. As a Vice President, Mr. Leatherbury oversees the design coordination and production of the Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems for a wide variety of commercial, corporate, and institutional projects. WYLIE Consulting Engineers is a Houston-based Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) consulting engineering firm. Established in 1988, the current size of the firm totals 40 staff members. WYLIE possesses solid design experience in a variety of project types including Commercial Office Buildings, Corporate Build-to-Suit Facilities and Campuses, Interiors Development, Hospitality and Public Assembly, High-Rise Residential, Liturgical, Institutional, and Healthcare Facilities.
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New ASHRAE Houston Members for the October HAR Issue:
Submitted by Kurt McCulloch – Membership Chairman
Members Gary Swagerty
CCRD
Dr. Mike Van Wie Dr. Norma Lucia Rangel Texas A & M University Fred Gleeson Advantix Systems New ASHRAE Houston Members for the September HAR Issue:
Submitted by Kurt McCulloch – Membership Chairman
Members Gregory Hewitt
Siemens
Dr. Jorge Lara Texas A & M University Hui Chen Texas A & M University Energy Services Dr. Christopher Seeton Shrieve Chemical Products Dr. Michael Stanton JSE Consulting Engineers Jason Kahn Walter P Moore Erin Schroeder Heat Transfer Solutions Kevin Miller Daikin AC Ken Congelosi Armacell Jacob Streeter CCRD
Student Members Jennifer Rees Texas A & M
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December 16-18, 2013San Antonio, Texas | Hyatt Regency Riverwalk
The Clean Air Through Energy Efficiency (CATEE) Conference is a premiere educational conference and business exhibition connecting public and private decision makers and thought leaders. Join us for a collaboration focused on effective problem solving related to the energy and water intensity of the built environment and the reduction of related emissions.
CATEE draws a diverse audience of public and private organizations as well as individuals responsible for design-ing, constructing or operating buildings; regulating the built environment; and making policy decisions effecting budgets, programs or resources available for improving energy efficiency or implementing renewable energy ap-plications.
Co-hosted by the Energy Systems Laboratory of the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station and the Texas Chapters of the U.S. Green Building Council.
December 16 | Pre-Conference Workshops (Earn GBCI LEED-specific CEUs and AIA LUs)• 8:00 – 12:00 LEED v4 • 1:00 – 5:00 Existing Building Operations & Maintenance • 1:00 – 5:00 School Energy Management
December 17-18 | Plenaries, Concurrent Sessions, Building Tour and Awards LuncheonGreen building-related sessions focus on residential energy performance, green schools, commercial green building performance and modeling, and data-driven design tools. Additional sessions topics include Implementing PACE in Texas, Alternative Financing for Energy Efficiency, Advancing Energy Codes, Energy/Water Nexus, and many more! (Most sessions will earn AIA LUs and GBCI CEUs, some LEED-specific -- As many as 15 GBCI and AIA credits expected)
Confirmed Plenary Speakers • The Honorable Bill Ritter, former Governor of Colorado and Director of the Center for the New Energy Economy• Greg Aliff, Vice Chairman and Senior Partner, Energy & Resources, Deloitte LLP• Dub Taylor, Director, State Energy Conservation Office
Program Details, Pricing and Registration• Visit CATEE.TAMU.EDU• Members of USGBC Texas Chapters receive a discounted attendance rate. • Early bird pricing is available through August 30!!
Sponsorship and Exhibiting Opportunities • Visit CATEE.TAMU.EDU/SPONSORS• Conference sponsors earn a variety of benefits depending on sponsor level. • Special deals for workshop and building tour sponsors
For more information on sponsorship deals: [email protected] or 512-470-9923
Policy Updates | Practical Implementation Ideas | Statewide Peer Networking | New Resources
Last Month’s Meeting
The September 2013 program was a panel discussion on “The Life Cycle Of Large Institutional Facilities: Planning, Design, Construction, Maintenance, Operations, Process Improvements, Replacement/Refurbishment - Repeat!” The panel speakers were Rock Morille with Baylor College of Medicine (2nd from the left), Mike Hatton with Memorial Hermann Hospital System (3rd) and Richard Morris with m Strategic Partners (4th). The panel moderators were Mike Donovan (President- far left) and Elliot Millican (President Elect- far right).
In Memoriam
Frederick Holste May 8, 1927 to September 7, 2013 Obituary Houston Chronicle Dated 09-11-13
Frederick Robert Holste, (May 8, 1927 to September 7, 2013) Beloved husband, father, grandfather and friend, Fred Holste passed away September 7, 2013, surrounded by his loving family. He is survived by his wife Celia, son Randy and his wife Catherine, daughter Janet Cheetham and her husband Jack, grandchildren Danielle Holste with great-grandchildren Elijah, Janelle, and Aubrey; Gregory and Madeline Holste, Daniel and Stephanie Cheetham, and numerous nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind his tireless, loving caregivers Angelia James, Kathryn Robinson, and Madelon Walton. He was preceded in death by his eldest son Barry in 2006 and infant son Greg Harold in 1966, his parents Sarah Ludwig and Gustav, and his sisters Estelle, Ruth, Dorothy, and Helen Marie.
Fred was born in Galveston in 1927 and worked as a young man at his father's dairy farm, Beach Dairy. He met the love of his life on the beach of Galveston and has not left her side until now. After Ball High, he graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in mechanical engineering in 1948, married Celia B. Ozon in 1949, then completed his Masters in Engineering at University of Houston in 1954. Also during that time he served as a cartographer during the Korean War. During his professional life as a consulting mechanical engineer he participated in various societies and contributed to many large and technically challenging projects. During his family life with Celia, children Barry, Janet and Randy they enjoyed surrounding themselves with friends for tennis (questionable line calls), dinners, and gambling junkets (in the old days). We remember Dad telling us when he met mom in Galveston - "She was the prettiest girl on the beach". He followed that with "She still is..." We all agree Fred was the best example of a kind honest father who enjoyed family time, sports, hard work, and humor. He will always be remembered for his honesty, calm diplomacy, gentlemanly example, strong work ethic and true love for Celia. Frederick Holste was a distinguished Fellow and Life Member of the local ASHRAE Houston Chapter and ASHRAE Society. Graveside service was held Thursday, September 12, 2013 at 10:30am at Emanu El Memorial Park, 8341 Bissonnet St, Houston, 77074 followed by a minyan at his home, 5123 S. Braeswood, Houston, 77096 immediately following the service. If you wish please consider donations in his memory to the American Cancer Society at donate.cancer.org.
In Memoriam
Jack Philip Holle July 8, 1922 to September 16, 2013
Jack Philip Holle, 91, died peacefully in his home, Monday, September 16, 2013. Jack was born to Vivian Ruth (Oliver) and John Holle on July 8, 1922 in Ft. Smith, Arkansas. He graduated from Wink High School in 1938 and Texas A&M in 1942. He served in WWII as a pilot in the Eighth Air Force. In 1946 Jack married Mary Louise (Boudreaux), who predeceased him in January, 2007. In October of 1949, he co-founded Cook & Holle, Consulting Engineers, (now CHP and Associates). Jack was a generous, energetic, loving Christian, devoted to his wife and family. He loved life, nature, traveling, golf and serving in his church. Survivors include two daughters, Sue Ann Fischer and husband Rollin, Martha Moore and
husband Roger; three sons, Mark Holle, Thad Holle and wife JoAnn, David Holle and Judy Fiene; five grandchildren, Rollin and wife Amelia Fischer, Adrienne Fischer, Brandon Holle, Hunter Holle, and Jack Moore; sister Lynn and husband Lew Williams; and numerous nephews and nieces. The family would like to thank all of the Wednesday night dinner group at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church for their love and support to our father and special thanks to Maggie Rodriguez, Jo Johnson, Kurt Ewald, Tino Vaquera, and Karen Andrews for their love and care. Jack Holle was a Life member, later becoming a 50 year member of ASHRAE and the Houston Chapter of ASHRAE. A Memorial Service was held in the chapel at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church, 11612 Memorial Drive, Houston, TX 77024, September 19, 2013, at 3:30 p.m.
Position Name TelePhonePresident Mike Donovan (832) 328-1010
President Elect Elliot Millican (713) 580-8817
Vice President Michael Langton (832) 328-1010
Treasurer Kimberly Thompson (832) 328-1010
Secretary Bill Chalmers (713) 924-2417
Past President 2012-2013 Alan Neely (281) 432-9864
Technology Transfer Elliot Millican (713) 580-8817
Resource Promotion Michael Langton (832) 328-1010
Programs Elliot Millican (713) 580-8817
"R" in ASHRAE Steve Roche (281) 292-6842
Honors & Awards Bryan Bagley (713) 237-8900
Historian Chase Williamson (832) 342-7004
Historian Emeritus Bruce Flaniken (713) 441-9624
Roster & Product Directory Nick Badke (713) 237-9800
Education & Student Activities Kenneth Shifflett (713) 266-1761
Advocacy Jerry Garcia (713) 780-7563
Membership Promotion Kurt McCulloch (713) 328-3775
Membership Promotion Xuan Le (281) 676-2444
Chaplain Don Nye (713) 580-8870
Chaplain Emeritus Hank Fry (713) 774-5203
Sustainability Brian Dunne (713) 933-1001
Sustainability James Principe (713) 237-9800
Young Engineers In ASHRAE Brennan Vierra (832) 328-1010
Young Engineers In ASHRAE Cory Detten (713) 237-8900
Board of Governors Alan Neely (281) 432-9864
Board of Governors Don Nye (713) 580-8870
Board of Governors John Walik (713) 462-8888
Attendance & Reception Brandon Williams (713) 983-6500
Attendance & Reception Christina Stewart (713) 934-2400
Attendance & Reception Misty Wilson (832) 328-1010
C.I.C Delegate Keith Reihl (713) 459-1044
C.R.C. Delegate Elliot Millican (713) 580-8817
C.R.C Alternate Michael Langton (832) 328-1010
PAOE Administrator David Schurk (832) 328-1010
Photographer Skip Williams (713) 782-2701
Photographer Val Roberts (281) 500-8136
Editor, Hot Air Recorder John Walik (713) 830-4523
Webmaster John Walik (713) 830-4523
ASHRAE Houston Chapter Roster
