ORDER N0.28418
EMERGENCY SERVICE DISTRICT NO. 2
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
On this the 24th day of November 2003 upon motion made by Commissioner Nicholson,
Seconded by Commissioner Baldwin, the Court unanimously approved by a vote of 4-0-
0 to appoint the following to serve as Board of Commissioners to serve until December
31, 2003
Cleo Meadow
Bruce Oehler
John Gibbens
F.C."Corky" Henson
Wesley Patton
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COMMISSIONERS COURT AGENDA REQUEST
PLEASE FURNISH ONE ORIGINAL AND NINE COPIES OF THIS REQUEST AND DOCUMENTS
TO BE REVIEWED BY THE COURT.
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MADE BY: Dave Nicholson
MEETING DATE: November 24. 2003
SUBJECT: (PLEASE BE SPECIFIC)
OFFICE: Commissioner. Precinct 4
TIME PREFERRED:
Consider, discuss and elect commissioners to the Kerr County Emergency Service
District No. 2, Boazd of Commissioners.
EXECUTIVE SESSION REQUESTED: (PLEASE STATE REASON)
NAME OF PERSON ADDRESSING THE COURT: Commissioner Pct. #4
ESTIMATED LENGTH OF PRESENTATION:
IF PERSONNEL MATTER -NAME OF EMPLOYEE:
Time for submitting this request for Court to assure that the matter is posted in accordance
with Title 5, Chapter 551 and 552, Government Code, is as follows:
Meeting scheduled for Mondays:
THIS REQUEST RECEIVED BY:
THIS REQUEST RECEIVED ON:
5:00 P.M. previous Tuesday.

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Agenda item for November 24 CC meeting:
Consider, discuss and elect commissioners to the Kerr County Emergency Service
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District No. ~, Board of Co,*n,T,~C~;nr~rc_
Commissioner #4
5 minutes
County Judged ~smmissirs:
Attached are resumes of five persons being nominated to serve as Commissioners of the
Kerr County Emergency .Sp~arP ' .~.~ .~.
Chapter 775. Emergency Service Districts, Subchapter A. General Provisions, part
775.034 { c ~ reads: "Afte~=$-~ ~.r~nv~~e s
the order creating the district, the commissioners court shall appoint the initial emergency
services commissioners to she anti] ~~ni~a.ry 1 s~f~ ~~a.r~ ~he~istricti
On January 1, the court shall designate three of those emergency services commissioners
to serve atwo-year term ~.nd rwo ~f~h~se P.~P~ fy serv~res ~ommis~;~n~rs~.serv~a
one-year term."
Community leaders who reside within the new district have developed nominations for
the Board. They are:
Cleo Meadow
Bruce Oehler
John Gibbens
F. C. "Corky" Henson
Wesley Patton
All of the nominees meet the requirements of The Act. I have met with each of them and
find them to be very well qualif~tl~xici ~ssessigg-s' n'~applicable sx~erience.
I recommend them.
Dave Nicholson/#4
CANDIDATE FOR PRECINCT 4 MOUNTAIN HOME FIRE
DISTRICT
Cleo Meadow
HCR 7 Box 59
Ingram, Texas 78025
(830) 866 3418
Personal information:
• I have lived at the same residence for the past 45 years at Roaring Rock
Ranch , Mt. Home, Texas.
• I was married to Keith Meadow for 39 years and was widowed in 1995.
• I have three children:
Scot Meadow, who is self-employed as a game rancher on Roaring
Rock Ranch, Mt. Home, Texas;
Mike Meadow, who is employed by Edgewater Care Center; and
Laurie Meadow Wilson who is a school teacher at Ingram
Elementary.
• I have four grandchildren.:
Two are in college;
One is doing an apprenticeship; and
1 in high school
Work history:
• From 1972 to 1998 I was employed by Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital.
• Fourteen years as nursing supervisor & assistant director of nurses and
eleven years in Peterson Home Care as staff nurse and hospital liaison for
home care of Medicare patients. I retired from Nursing in November of
1998.
Community and Volunteer work history:
• In 1970 I was a member of Ingram Elementary PTA..
• From 1980 to 1995 I was the group facilitator for the American Cancer
Society.
• I was the secretary for the American Heart Association for several years.
• I was a mentor at Ingram Elementary in 1999- 2001.
• I am currently a nurse volunteer at Raphael free clinic.
• I am a teacher and coordinator at Christian Woman's Job Corp.
• I served many years as church pianist and Sunday school teacher.
• I am a member of Cowboy Camp Meeting Ladies Auxiliary.
The Honorable Kerr County Commissioners Court
My personal resume:
Cowboy Camp Meeting Director, 20 + yrs. Including past president and treasure
Ingram school board, 9 yrs. and past president
Kerr County Commissioner 8 yrs.
I have also been involved with 4-H, The ag barn,little league, FFA ,Ingram booster
club and over 20 yrs. the Texas Game Warden association I went to Ingram and then
graduated from Tivy High School in 1972 .I have been involved in many other
organizations for most of my life and will continue to volunteer when needed.
Thanks for your consideration and opportunity to serve my community as a
Emergency Services District Commissioner.
Sincerely, Bruce Oehler
Resume: John W Gibbens, PO Box 232, Mountain Home, Texas 78058
Phone: 830-866-3715
I was born in Uvalde, Texas on May 21,1932. I lived on four ranches just west of Uvalde until I left for college.
I spent 1 1/2 yeazs at Texas ABtM , 1 yeaz at SWTJC, Then 2 years in the US Army and remainder of college at
Southwest Texas State University in San Mazcos, Texas.
While at SWT I received vazious awards: Outstanding Student in 1956, Captain of 1956 football team and. All-
American in 1956. In 1983 I was installed in the "T" Association Hall of Honor.
I worked for US Civil Service from 1961 to 1988 with 24 years being spent working for the US Air Force at Brooks
and Lackland A F Bases . My job was in the Moral, Welfare and Recreation Division. At Brooks I was Youth
Activities Director and then Chief Recreation Services. While at Lackland AFB , my last 10 years to work, I held
several jobs: Youth Director for 1 year; Assistant Recreation Director 3 years (main duties were dvecting the
Facilities Program of new and expanding present buildings, assisting in prepazing and monitoring a 13 -14 million
dollar annual operating budget for the Division); The last six years I also developed a recreation camp on Medina
Lake and continued to monitor the facilities program and budgeting.
I retired in May of 1988 and my wife and I moved to our home in Mountain Home:
- We aze members of western Hills Baptist Church where I serve as a Deacon.
I was a member of the Mountain Home Volunteer Fire Department and served as secretary for a year.
_ I've been a member of the Hill County Cowboy Camp Meeting Association since 1988. I was President one
year, head of the meat cokking operation for six years and various other committees. Also served on Board of
Directors numerous years.
My hobbies aze fishing, hunting, watching football games that my son coaches and watching sports on TV.
We have enjoyed cruises, trips with our travel trailer and in the car. Also trips with my two brothers their
wives and my mother who is 90 years old.
We have numerous friends in the Mountain Home area.
Sincerely,

F. C. "Corky" Henson 1980 Beech Rd.
830-866-3526 Mtn. Home, TX 78058
830-866-3531 FAX chenson(a,ktacom
OBJECTIVE
Utilize the experience gained in my diverse industrial cazeer in selected community service
activities.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Associate Consultant
THE RUMMLER-BRACHE GROUP 6/95 - 1/98
Assisted upper management in developing and implementing improved business management
practices. Clients included Chevron, Steelcase, Sun Microsystems, New England Telephone and
Louisiana Pacific Corp.
Director, Corporate Quality Performance
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY 5/92 - 6/95
Responsible for major corporation-wide quality projects, principally related to work process
reengineering. Led process for design and implementation of an improved global work process
for new technology development and commercialization. Designed and delivered reengineered
process implementation training, including integration of best practice project management
techniques.
Director of Technology
Dow-United Technologies Composite Products, Inc. 3/90 - 5/92
Responsible for R&D leadership and member of the Executive Counsel during start-up of this
joint venture of Dow Chemical and the Sikorsky Division of United technologies. Developed and
implemented an R&D plan integrating Dow composite materials technology capabilities with
Sikorsky composite part design and manufacturing technology capabilities to support the joint
venture business plan.
Manager, Quality Performance
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, U.S.A. 5/88 - 3/90
Introduced and led Total Quality Management implementation for Texas site R&D.
Thermoset Resins Research and Development
THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY, U.S.A. 3/74 - 5/88
Various management, product, process and applications R & D assignments. Global R&D
coordinator for composites applications and Chairman, Product Management Team.
Product and Process R & D Chemist
ICI Americas, Inc. 12/70 - 3/74
1" Lieutenant
UNITED STATES ARMY
5/66 - 4/69
Coatings testing and Development Chemist
TEXAS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 8/65 - 5/66
EDUCATION
B. S. (1965) and M. A. (1971) Organic Chemistry
Southwest Texas State University, San Marcos, Texas
Wesley J Patton
P.O. Box 163
Mountain Home
Texas 78058
Home Phone (806) 355-9797
S~MMA~Y
I was born in Paducah ,Texas Nov. 9 1937 . I grew up in Amarillo, Texas.
I married Mary Ruth Flannery Feb. 18 1960 in Amarillo .Moved to the Detroit area of
Michigan in 1966. We have three daughters .Two living in Texas and one in Fla.
We retired to this area in 1998. Since living here we have been involved in the activities of
the First Baptist Church of Kerrville. I have served in the Video ministry of that Church .
We have also been involved in the Hill Country Cowboy CAMPMEETING . I have served as
Vice President ,President and I am currently serving as secretary . My Wife has served as
President of the Women's Auxiliary ofthat origination. I was recently appointed to serve on
the Board of Directors of Central Texas Electric Coop Round Up Opcration. This is a
method of serving the service area with charitable contributions obtained from rounding up
the electrical bills of the customers when they sign up for the program.
W~~II ~~T
1966-1999 Detroit Edison
At Detroit Edison I started as an A.P.P.O in Trenton Channel Power Plant. The Operators
in the Power Plants are the Industrial Fire Brigade. We were trained in Fire fighting each
year with Dry Chemical and water. We were also trained in the use of Self contained
Breathing apparatus . In the Four years at TCPP I moved from APPO to PPO and the to
Senior Power Plant Operator. The primary duties of the operators in the power plants is to
operate equipment such as pumps boilers , turbines ect.
In 19701 Transferred to the New Monroe Power Plant . In 1971 I was promoted to the
supervisor ranks . 1 was in supervision until I retired . In this capacity I served Supervising
Operator ,Asst. Shift supervisor, and Training Coordinator. The Duties of These positions
were the operation of the Power Plant . The Shift Supervisor is the Operating Authority in
the Power Plant and has full responsibility for its operation .
The Operating Authority is responsible for the generation of electrical power and its
delivery to the transmission system .This include the fuel delivery and all items needed to
generate the power.
1955-1966 Forth Worth & Deaver RR
I was hired at Christmas Time in 1955 to help with the handling of the Christmas mail that
then was shipped on the passenger trains. I stayed with this Comparry until Jan 1966. 1
worked as Mail and baggage handler , Clerk , Bill typeset, Ticket Clerk and various other
duties.
D~CATI~N
1954-1955 High School Diploma from Palo Duro High Amarillo , Texas
19561960, 64 B.S. Agriculture, West Texas State University
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City of Detroit First Class Stationary Engineer Licensee
State of Michigan Waste Water Treatment Licensee
Ansul Industeral Fire School Graduate