| Four Generations Together
CIRI shareholder Laura Wisdom would like to announce the arrival
of her great-granddaughter Cassidy Marie Dolan. Cassidy was born
to Kellie and Patrick Dolan Sept. 27, 2002, in Fairbanks, Alaska.
In December, Laura Wisdom was joined by her daughter Linda Hall,
granddaughter Kellie Dolan and great-granddaughter Cassidy Dolan
for a family photo. 
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Four generations gather |
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CIRI Shareholder Donovan Taylor Excels
From the time he was little, CIRI shareholder Donovan R. Taylor
has had a desire to succeed. A 1987 Service High graduate, Taylor
has worked on the North Slope since graduating. He began as a dishwasher
for NANA Corp. and has worked his way to camp manager. Taylor is
now enrolled as a full-time student at the University of Alaska
Anchorage, pursuing a degree in petroleum technology. He is married
with three stepdaughters and eight grandchildren. Besides his big
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| Joseph Recognized by Duke
Congratulations to Joseph J.C.L.N. Currier/Frank for being selected
by Duke University Talent Identification Program 2002-2003 Seventh
Grade Talent Search. Joseph is a seventh grader at Holley Navarre
Middle School in Navarre, Fla. His parents Michelle M.L. Frank,
a CIRI shareholder, and TSgt. Joseph V. Frank of the United States
Air Force are very proud of him for this accomplishment. Joseph
will take the ACT exam in February 2003. On the Florida Comprehension
Assessment Test, he scored a 95 in verbal and a 96 in math. Although
he is only 12, he has a goal to attend Harvard University and pursue
a career in the United States Air Force. His grandmother Lillian
E. Mooney of Belfair, Wash., is also very proud of her grandson.
Congratulations Guvruk!
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Joseph J.C.L.N. Currier/Frank |
The Blatchfords |
Blatchfords Enjoy Log Home Business
CIRI shareholder Joel Blatchford has owned the log home company
Yukon Alaska Log Homes/Blatchford Kits since November 2001. The
Soldotna business originates from the Yukon Alaska Log Homes business
which began in 1984 in Whitehorse, Canada. Joel and his wife DJ
have always had an interest in log homes and decided to buy into
the business. According to Blatchford, the logs are non-beetle-kill
white spruce wood from Canada, but he hopes to expand into using
Southeast Alaska logs.
Logs Roll by DJ Blatchford
Logs roll to the left.
Some to the right,
Some to a cleft.
Ones in back stay bright.
The front ones take the lead,
Logs roll is my plea,
Signature of art on the land, good deed.
Add a fireplace of stone, for all to see.
Center logs hold their own,
North end craves heat,
South windows of large have their own tone.
East a balcony for sunrises can’t be beat.
Unless the closer of the day is west,
From Yukon Alaska Log Homes?
We are nothing but the best.
Placed anywhere, here to many Nomes.
Many people will rave, You own this?
This art is: Logs Roll, to be amiss.
Logs Roll.
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