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Articles AMERICAN SALVAGE ASSOCIATION WELCOMES MEMBERS
Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
Washington, DC At its recent Spring meeting, the American Salvage Association (ASA) welcomed a new General Member, 10 new Associate Members, and four new Corporate Associate Members to its ranks.
The New General Member is Associated Marine Salvage, Inc., based in Miami, Florida and led by Gordon Olson, Vice President.
The new Associate Members are:
Aaron Addison, Chesapeake Bay Diving
David Barry, Gallagher Marine Systems
Lawrence Bowling, Maersk Line, Limited
John DeFillippo, Budget Boat Towing & Salvage
Gary DeMarsh, DEMEX International
Eva Longobardi, Northeast Diving Services, Inc.
William Mahaffy, Offshore Medical Consultants
Matthew Miller, The Glosten Associates
Harold Smith, Millers Towing
William Walker, Independent Consultant
The new Corporate Associate Members are:
ABS Marine Casualty Response Center (Houston, TX)
Dawn Services, LLC (Gretna, LA)
Marine Response Consultants (Coinjock, NC)
Williams Fire & Hazard Control (Mauriceville, TX)
ASA is very pleased to welcome this broad array of new members to the association, said John A. Witte, Jr., President of ASA. ASAs role in professionalizing the salvage industry is strengthened by the addition of these companies and individuals, he continued.
The American Salvage Association is a trade association promoting professionalism and improving marine casualty response in North American coastal and inland waters. Visit www.americansalvage.org
Contact: Debra Colbert / 301/565-5329 / daccomm@aol.com
