Alloy 276	2205	304/304L	316/316L	317L
October	$12.0891	$2.2814	$1.2950	$2.1415	$2.6234
September	$12.9265	$2.3906	$1.4164	$2.2679	$2.7576
August	$13.8380	$2.4203	$1.4857	$2.3555	$2.8576
July	$14.6356	$2.4629	$1.5951	$2.4842	$2.9962
June	$13.3941	$2.5121	$1.6776	$2.6053	$3.1380
May	$13.1605	$2.501	$1.6931	$2.6657	$3.2177
April	$12.4980	$2.3208	$1.4754	$2.4186	$2.9454
March	$14.0280	$2.2403	$1.4141	$2.3520	$2.8766
February	$13.8995	$2.1359	$1.3008	$2.2064	$2.7058
January	$13.3286	$2.2699	$1.4801	$2.4517	$2.9823
December	$12.7413	$2.1958	$1.4617	$2.4159	$2.9311
November	$14.5526	$2.1017	$1.3632	$2.2981	$2.7982
October	$17.3578	$2.0316	$1.2664	$2.1844	$2.6744

BRIGHTON'S BRIGHTEST

GOOD LUCK, NOT GOODBYE

          One of the hardest working men in the industry, Doug Stone is retiring this month. The years of experience, dedication and personality that Doug brought to work everyday will be irreplaceable. Doug began his career in the steel business in 1961 as a scheduler for Williams and Co. Steel Service Center. During his tenure at Williams Doug worked his way up to Sales Manager and Plate Specialist. While learning the business by day Doug also worked at night to earn his Bachelors Degree in Accounting as well as a Masters degree from Xavier University. In 1994, Doug joined the Enerfab sales team in the head division. From the days of hand written estimates to the instant email communication of today, Doug has witnessed a lot of changes over the last 47 years of his career. While technology and global markets may have altered the business environment, Doug’s commitment to service has never waivered. When everyone else has called it a day, Doug can usually be found still in his office quoting away.

When asked what Doug will miss most when he leaves, he responded, “As usual, it will be the people, both coworkers and customers. I have been fortunate enough to meet a lot of interesting people over the years.” He also wanted to acknowledge and thank his coworkers for all their hard work and management for always rewarding the efforts. Never one to be content just sitting around, Doug has plans lined up already for retirement. He plans on volunteering for the Red Cross disaster relief team. He is also looking forward to hitting the road with his wife Margaret in their RV. So while we will all certainly miss having him here in the head division, we wish him all the best on his well deserved retirement.

 Congrats and Good Luck Doogal! Enjoy it to the Fullest!