L.V. Williams

Rock Island Employee

for J.B. Williams

Dorthy Williams accepts the certificate for her husband J.B. Williams, Halliburton Employee.

for Roy Biffle

Hershall Biffle for his father, Roy Biffle, Rock Island Employee.

for Willie O. Travis

Vivian Travis accepts for her husband Willie O. Travis, Rock Island Employee.

for Lloyd "Smokey" Herndon

Roy Herndon for his father Lloyd "Smokey" Herndon, Halliburton Employee.

for I.J. "Ike" Haynes

Darrel Haynes for his father I.J. "Ike" Haynes, Rock Island Employee.

Darrel Haynes and David Haynes

David Haynes, Halliburton Employee. "Ike" Haynes was Leta's (the presenter) and David's father and brother to Darrel Haynes.

for Willard Merritt

Robert Merritt for his father Willard Merritt, Rock Island Employee.

Elmer Petty

Elmer Petty, Independent Truck Driver.

for J.B. "Squirrel" Walling

Joyce Walling for her husband J.B. "Squirrel" Walling

Wallace Mooney

City of Duncan Employee

for Silas "Chief" Fleetwood

Dorothy Fleetwood for her husband Silas "Chief" Fleetwood, Rock Island Employee

for Clifford C. King

Clay King for father C.C. King, Frisco Railroad Employee, Retired.

Clay King presents records.

Clay King presents 905 maintenance records to Mike Stuckert, Save the 905 president.

Four who helped move the 905.

David Haynes, Elmer Petty, Wallace Mooney, LV Williams are the four surviving members who actually helped move the locomotive in 1954.

Ex-El Reno Rock Island Employees.

left to right: Bill Campbell, Leroy Williams, Bill Rollins, Vardie Keenon, and Jimmy Bounds.