Angie and her husband Steve have two children.  Their daughter, Shelby, is eleven, and  Ryan, their son, is four.  Steve has worked at the NAPA distribution center for almost twenty one years.  They celebrate their anniversary on June 1, and have been married for almost seventeen years. 

In 1984, Angie began working for Bud Rue and Buz Daniel at Bufay Oil Company in Mount Vernon.  She went to work for DeMeir Oil Company in 1991.  She joined Farrar Oil Company in 1999 and stayed on with CRII.  Angie has always worked in the oil field on the production side.  She has also worked with accounts payable, accounts receivable and directed the trucking of oil.

 Angie enjoys cooking and spending time with her family.  Currently, she is coaching Ryan’s soccer team, that is, if four year olds can actually be coached.  (Herding cats is probably easier.)  She is active in Casey Avenue Baptist Church.

Tommy has been married to his wife, Peggy  Burke since 1968.  (The same year the Cardinal's won the pennant for the second year in a row, but lost the world series in the seventh game to the Detroit Tigers.  We're glad that Tommy won Peggy and that she has kept him.)  They celebrate their  wedding anniversary on the ninth of March. They have two kids, Tonya and Tommy Jr.  Tonya is a UPC manager at K-mart in Henderson, Kentucky.  Tommy, Jr is a machinist at Thompson International also in Henderson.  Peggy worked for Henderson County Road for nineteen years.  Tommy lists hunting as his hobby.

Tommy worked for twenty five years for George Hoffman, an independent oil producer.  He spent the next twelve years working for Bretagne Oil and Boss Cementing.  Subsequently, he joined Har-Ken Oil which was purchased by Farrar Oil Company in 1997.  With CRII's acquisition of Farrar in 2001, Tommy stayed on with the rest of the hands.

Danny has been married since 1966 to Peggy Pennington and they have three children – Mike, Tina, and Steve.  Peggy works as a unit secretary for Saint Mary’s Good Samaritan Hospital in Mount Vernon. 

Danny broke out in the oilfield with Damson Oil Company of Denver in 1976 working at the Keenville, Illinois gas processing plant.  Crystal Oil Company of Shreveport, Louisiana bought out Damson, and Danny continued with them until 1979.  From 1979 to 1993 Danny worked for Collins Brothers Oil of Mount Vernon as a roustabout.  In 1993 he came to work for Farrar Oil Company as head roustabout.  Danny was promoted to roustabout foreman in 1977.  He continues in that capacity with CRII where he supervises the service crews.

Danny is a gentleman farmer who works the family homestead in Keenville.   He also enjoys fishing, camping and taking his grandchildren for a ride on his four wheeler.

Donnie married Cheryl L. Steward of Mt. Vernon, Illinois on August 2, 1974.  They have three children – Jodi, Donnie Ray and Kelli.  Donnie and Cheryl have one grandson, Jordan Michael, 9 months old. 

Donnie worked as a roustabout for Brehm Oil from 1975 to 1983.  He joined Farrar Oil Company in 1983 working as a roustabout and truck driver.  Donnie continues in the same capacity with CRII. 

Donnie is an avid hunter and fisherman. He has a true gift for operating any type of machinery.  Donnie can operate a pulling unit, bull dozer, backhoe, ditcher, tank truck, winch truck, rig moving truck, and anything else with a throttle and a brake. Donnie is a dedicated employee who willingly answers the call when he is needed, anytime day or night.

Thank goodness one of Mike Payne’s hobbies is building, servicing and upgrading computers.  He has been the main technology guru for our operations team.  His second hobby, collecting and tinkering with antique “war alarm” clocks, seems to mesh well with his interest in computers. As time allows, Mike likes to fish and golf just to relax. 

Mike graduated with a Bachelor of Science from the University of Evansville in 1980 and married Carla Ray that September.  They have one son, Brandon, who will be a senior in high school this fall and is home schooled. Carla is a licensed Real Estate Agent. 

Mike’s oilfield experience began in 1978 as a summer hand working for Ashland Pipeline in Mt. Carmel, Illinois.  After graduating from college, he went to work for Dowell in Mt. Carmel.  From 1980 through 1994, he worked in field supervision and as a technical specialist for Dowell.  As part of an alliance between Dowell and Texaco, Mike moved to Salem, Illinois and worked as a DESC Engineer in Texaco’s Salem office.  Mike came to work for Farrar Oil Company in 1997 as a production engineer.  Since 2001 he has been CRII’s reservoir engineer. 

Mike is a licensed minister and he currently ministers to a church in Vincennes, Indiana. 

Greg followed his Dad, Coy Webb, into the oilfield in 1976 when he went to work for Petro Drilling Company.  From 1978 to 1979 Greg worked for Tri-Star Producers.  He joined Farrar Oil Company in 1979 as a pumper and stayed on with CRII.  Just look at his email address and you can see Greg is a real "oiljohnny".

Greg's wife is Linda, and together they have four children. Greg's daughters are Heather and Kristel and he has two stepsons, Patrick and William.

Greg enjoys the outdoor sports, hunting and fishing. He likes music and plays the guitar.  Over the years Greg has continued his education thru community college classes in electricity, HVAC and karate.  We don't know how far he went in karate, but he has certainly earned a black belt in pumping.