"During my tenure as a wellsite supervisor, I asked for your assistance with moving a rig, hauling frac tanks or filling them with water. Maybe this doesn't sound all that exciting until you remember the times that it took several days to move a rig due to poor road conditions, or it took us until noon to winch the rig all the way up Arnold Hill since we just didn't quite make it there on the freeze that morning. Or maybe the mud was so deep that it required two trucks to drag a load of tubing onto location and spot it. There are also people in this room who have turned around when they were almost home because I had frac equipment stuck, or a nitrogen transport that was about to go over in the ditch, or I needed a flowback tank at the end of the day because we screened out a frac. Oh yes, I can remember several rescue operations; good fun! You've provided assistance with many other things all the way down to delivering spare parts to location that were needed urgently. Now then, you already know what you do to earn your paycheck, so I'll get to the point that I set out to make. We were together almost daily for seven years. And in that time, I never once had to fill out an incident report to send to Houston regarding an incident or injury on my location involving a CNJ employee. I thank you for that and for teaching me some things along the way. Additionally, I appreciate the effort and professionalism that I received from each of you. Please continue to watch out for each other and remember that the main goal is to get home safely at the end of each day."