Any suggestions as to who I could contact with would be greatly appreciated. I have already called Prudential but I am not satisfied with what I was told and I would like additional information from someone who was with First City. I found some old papers on the plan that indicated that there were provisions for someone who became disabled and had to retire early. My question has to do with any disability clauses in the actual pension plan. I did not know I was eligible for a pension until last year, about three months before I turned 65. The reason I am here is that I have a question about my pension. I am so excited! Thank you to everyone involved!

How wonderful that it has gone this far in the past years. I haven't been on this site since it was in its beginning stages. Thanks.ĭoes anyone know what happened to Helen Janak? Wow what a great site and lots of old names and memories.and me in the first picture at Taco Flats! I miss Texas, live is Seattle now and work in healthcare, managing a breast diagnostic center.ĭoes anybody have the name of the second annuity fc bought for employees when they terminated pension plan? The first company was prudential, but there was a second annuity about two years later. He actually worked during the EDS years and was great guy and quite a character. Josh Strasner passed away on July 8 after a long battle with cancer. Hello Ivan and all the Data Processing folks I worked with from 1984 - 1990. This design is incredible! You obviously know how to keep a reader amused. Thanks so much for all the memories posted here. Felix Romero and Rebecca Rowinsky Cramer were my co-workers. I believe, at that time, it was Dee Mifflin who managed HR. in non exempt employment working for Sid Hilliard and Carole Schaull in the late 70's early 80's. I worked with Earl Blackburn, Steve O’Neil and I knew Linda Bundick. I worked in Data Processing from 1969 thru 1971. If you've posted a comment and want to make a correction, simply He is now available to see retina patients at any of the four clinic locations.Here are some comments from other visitors. Khetpal is the only full time ophthalmologist specializing in retina from Dallas to Oklahoma City. Khetpal decided to come practice in the greater Texoma area. This training involved medical and surgical treatment of retina and vitreous disorders such as diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration.Because he began his training at Southeastern Oklahoma University, Dr. He completed a his training in retinal and vitreous diseases from the University of Florida in July 2012. Khetpal pursued a retinal fellowship program at University of Florida in 2010. Because of his passion for studying the posterior segment of the eye, Dr. He graduated from Vanderbilt in 2006 with honors and pursued his residency in Ophthalmology at Brown University in Rhode Island.

He began his training at Southeastern Oklahoma State University and continued his medical education at Vanderbilt University. Khetpal is fellowship trained in retinal and vitreous diseases. He is affiliated with Texoma Medical Center, Denison TX, a leader in medical care in the area. Khetpal is board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and is licensed in Texas and Oklahoma.

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