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November 7, 2009

Who took deductions for state vehicles?

By Phil Kabler

Staff writer

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Hey folks, I've been off this week, so in the absence of new columns, I'll use the space to finish up the list of all 800-plus state employees who took payroll deductions for the commuting value of their state vehicles.

Division of Highways (377), Charles Adams, Lloyd Adams, Michael L. Adams, Michael Adkins, Rodney Adkins, Henry Ahouse, Jennifer Alkire, Barry Allen, Darrell Allen, Frederick Allen, Michael Allen, Ronald Allen, Charles Ambrose, Robert Amtower, Robert Andrew, Rex Angel, Edward Armbruster, Kendal Ashworth, Jeffery Atkins, Robert Atkins, Larry Austin, Thomas Badgett, Keither Baisden,

David Baker, Franklin Ball, Jeffery Ball, Grady Ballard, Kaye Ballway, Roger Balser, John Barberio, Larry Barger, Charles Baylor, Ronnie Beeson, Jennifer Belcher, Troy Belcher, Jack Belknap, Raine Beller, Douglas Berkel, Charles Beverage, Pueblo Bianco, Jason Blevins, Randall Blevins, Roy Bobo, Clarence Boggs, Gordon Bowles, Gerald Boyd, David Brabham, Daniel Brandy, Ricky Braun, Floyd Brewer, Gregory Bridges, James D. Brown, William Burch, Chet Burgess, Roger Cain, Roy Caldwell, Brian Canfield, Roger Cantley, Steve Carson, David Cava, Gerald Channell, Keith Chapman, Terry Chapman, Darby Clayton, Samuel Cline, Donald Coby, Kenneth Cochran, Vincent Cogar, Steven Cole, George Colegrove, John Coleman, Anthony Columbo, Robert Cooper, Chris Corbin, William Corder, John Corio, James Cox, Bradley Crawford, Richard Crigger Jr., John Cross, Wade Crouch, Charles Crouse, Rodney Crowell,

Norman Cunningham, James Curran, Hayes Cutright, Michael Daley, James Dalton, Milton Davis Jr., James Dawson, Richard Delp, D.D. Deuley, Robert Devaul, Roy Dolin, Raymond Donley, Frank Donnellan, Calvin Donohew, Larry Donohew, Michael Donohew, Richard Droppleman, Charles Dulaney, Bruce Dunlap, Gary Dyer, Terry Echard, Mark Edge, Danny Ellis, James J. Ellis, Jonothan Ellis, Margaret Emery, George Ervin, Michael Escue, Richard Evans, Paul Facemire, Jackie Fishel, David Fisher, Roger Fisher, Ernest Fletcher, William Fluharty, Gregory Forbes, Richard Frasher, Gary Freeman II, Thomas Freeman, Ronny Frey, Lewis Garner, Robert Goff, Randy Gorby, Mark Graley, Shirley Gray, David Green, Harry Griffith, Mark Griffith, Donald Hall, Kip Hall, Kyle Hall, Randy Hammond, Jeffrey Hamrick, Kenney Hamrick, Choskie Harmon, Larry Harper, Jerry Harris, Ronald Hartshorn, Douglas Hayes, Richard Hazlewood,

William Hefner, Ralph Henderson, William Henderson, Brian Herdman, Elmer Hess, Brian Hill, Albert Hillberry, Richard Hines, James Hockenberry, Warren Hollinghead, Ronald Hood, Ronald Hooton, William Hoover, Gregory Hott, Robert Hott, Johnny Howard, Timothy Hudnall, Robert Hudson, Shawn Huffman, Henry Hughart, Steven Hull, Jason Hunt, Gregory Hylton, Danny Hypes, James Jerrell, John Jerrell, Robert Jefferies, Kenneth Jenkins, William Jenkins, Dennis Jenkins, Dennis Jennings, Terry Johns, Timothy Jones, John Jordan, Virgil Keaton, James Kees, Wilson Kenney, Edward Kessler, Allen Kidwell, Charles Kimbell, Erman Kinder, Stanley King, Johnny Kirk, Asa Kisamore Jr., Danny Kisamore, Steve Knight, Victor Koon, Terry Kuntz, James Lagos, Billy Lane, Granville Lantz, Dennis Lawson, Terry Leeson, Richard Light, William Light, Billy Lilly, Paul Lister, Gary Long, Anthony Lopez, Robert Lott, Ronald Loughry Sr., Fred Loughry,

Thomas Loughry, Max Lucas, John Lusk, Erwin Lynch, Jeffrey Lynch, Roy Mackey, Lincoln Marple, David Martin, Virgil Martin, Jack Mason, Victor Mastrogiuseppe, Arlie Matney, Transportation Secretary Paul Mattox Jr., John McBrayer, Alan McCarty, James McCoy, Charles McCullough, Billy McDonald, Patrick McGee, Grant McGuire, Michael McMillion, Samuel McPaters, McClellan McQuain, Joseph Mercer, Ray Messer Jr., David Miller, Dwayne Miller, Roger Miller, Christopher Minor, Jeffrey Mitchell, Gary Moore, Michael Moran, Edward Moreland, Howard Mullens, Marvin Murphy, Rodney Neal, Denzil Neely, Johnny Neely, Jason Nichols, Jon Nichols, Douglas Nisewarner, Forrest O'Hagan, Carl Osborne, Dorman Parker, Darrell Parsons, Randall Patterson, Howard Peek, Robert Pennington, Jeffrey Pethtel, Rodney Pettit, Delvenda Phares, Gregory Phillips, James Phillips, Jeffrey Pifer, Mark Poe, Rick Poe, David Powell, Michael Powell, Timothy Powell, Billy Prater, Ottie Price,

Michael Priddy, Richard Pyatt, Joseph Quattro, Bryan Radabaugh, Johnny Ratliff, Travis Ray, Denvil Reed, Stanley Reed, Charles Reel, Kevin Reynolds, Boyd Richards, Charles Richards, Curtis Richards, Norman Riffle, Jerry Riggs, Charles Riling, William Robinette, Dana Robinson, James Robinson, Rodney Rohrbaugh, Michael Roncone, Bobby Rose, James Rossi, James Roten Jr., Gary Roth, Hamilton Roush, James Ruckman, Dennis Runyon, Randy Rush, Chad Saas, James Sabo, Clark Samples Jr., Scott Samples, Charles Self, Jett Sells, Christopher Shaffer, Gary Shahan, Donald Shay, Michael Shepherd, Daniel Sikora, Vincent Silvester, David Sivert, Charles Smith, Harley Smith, Randolph Smith, Ronald Smith, James Smithers, Darrell Snyder, James Snyder, A.C. Sperlazza, Charles Staggs, Gary Stanley, Cecil Starcher, George Steorts, Norman Stepp, James Stewart, Dywayne Stout, Michael Stowers, Robert Suan, Ghassan Suwaid,

John Tanner, Daniel Taylor, Timothy Taylor, Sidney Thomas, Craig Thompson, Justin Thorne, Paul Timboook, John Todd, Billy Topping, Danny Tucker, Eugene Tuckwiller, Paul Turman II, Larry Turner, Donald Underwood, David Vance, Larry Vasarhelyi, Johnny Vass, John S. Walker, John W. Walker, Rebecca Walker, Jerry Waller, William Ward, Nathan Ware, Darell Warner, Robert Watterson, Larry Weaver, Joseph Weekley, Kenneth Welch, Richard Wellman, Christine West, Katherine Westbrook, Garry Westfall, Robert Whipp, Earnest White, Mitchell White, Phillip White, Stefen White, W.R. White, William Whited, Donald Williams, Jeffrey Williams, Larry Williams, Ricky Williams, Jarrod Wilson, Adrian Witte, James Workman, Donald Wyant, Raymond Yeager, John Zimmerman.

Reach Phil Kabler at ph...@wvgazette.com or call 304-348-1220.

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2 Comments on "Who took deductions for state vehicles?"
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Posted By: Earned_My_Degree (11:03am 11-08-2009)

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This farce appears to be nothing but a political witchhunt orchestrated by persons unknown and targeting persons unknown. I would love to know the total costs of the expenditures of public employees time that has been spent dealing with this burning issue across all the departments of the State government. This is a prime example of why I left the government and went to private industry, there is no display of common sense. All of this could and should have been handled in a professional manner. Instead, I have came to the conclusion that this process was tainted from the start. In the first press reports, the legislature's auditor specifically named the State Treasurer and Agriculture Commissioner. Was that purposeful or an erro So, were they the apparent targets of this ill-conceived venture or was someone else the real target? Could it really be someone not even evident yet? Whatever the case, the Gazette has been dutifully followed the story and acted as an enabler here.

Posted By: WVState (8:38am 11-08-2009)

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So this is the list of honest folks who took the deduction. It still doesn't tell us what their jobs were, why they might have needed a car, and maybe most importantly, if they only had a car for a short period of time. One of the big assumptions in this fracas is that all these employees had cars for a whole year as part of their jobs. Some of them might have been assigned a car for a few weeks or months as part of a specific assignment.

But that would make this all a lot less interesting, wouldn't it?

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