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- O f f s h o r e M a r i n e Service Association Elects N e w Board M e m b e rs Maritime Reporter, Dec 1987 #62
The Offshore Marine Service Association (OMSA) reelected five members to its board of directors and elected two new members to the board at the group's recent quarterly meeting in New Orleans, La.
Reelected board members for two-years terms are: Gilbert Cheramie, Gilbert Cheramie Boats, Inc. Golden Meadow, La.; Charles Burrell, Leevac Marine Transportation, Morgan City, La.; Jody Powers, Otis Engineering Corp., New Orleans; and Ken Waldorf, Zapata Gulf Marine Corp., Houston.
The two new board members are Brandt Dufrene, Oceanic Fleet, Inc. Boutte, La. and Mark Kury, McDonough Marine Service, Inc.
New Orleans.
OMSA officer activity includes the renomination of Ken Waldorf as chairman, the election of Richard Currence, Tidewater, Inc.
New Orleans as vice-chairman, and the reelection of Charles Burrell as secretary-treasurer.
The announcement was made by Capt. W i l l i am Mayberry, OMSA's executive director, who said that the national trade association recently moved its headquarters to suite 1709, 1440 Canal St., New Orleans, La. OMSA promotes the goals and interests of companies providing support to all phases of the offshore oil, mineral, construction, and pipelaying industries.
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January 15, 1984 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 40, Sealcraft Operators, Inc.; F.C. Felterman, president, Galaxie Marine Service, Inc.; Curtis Tay- lor, president, Zapata Marine Service, Inc.; Richard Currence, president, Gulf Fleet Marine Corp.; and Burt Keenan, president, Off- shore Logistics, Inc. 42 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
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October 2004 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22and delivered for service. Royal was immedi- ately deployed to begin work in the Gulf of Mexico. Mrs. Mathilde Currence, the wife of Richard Currence Jr., Vice President, Operations christened the Royal at Bender Shipbuilding & Repair Company., Inc. of Mobile, Alabama. Royal joins the
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July 2005 - Marine News page: 8with the tra- ditional bottle of champagne to christen M/V Toulouse Captain Kenneth Dawson, Marine Superintendent, Rigdon Marine, (upper left) and Richard Currence, Jr., Vice President, Operations, Rigdon Marine (back- ground) look on. James and Hanan Harkness Rigdon PSV Fleet Continues to Grow JULYMN2005
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September 1988 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 50William Mayberry, who directed the Offshore Marine Ser- vice Association (OMSA) for nearly 15 years, will retire from his post on October 31. Richard Currence, chairman of the board of the national trade organization of offshore vessel oper- ators and suppliers, said a search has begun for a successor