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Powergrams is published biweekly by Alabama Power for its employees, retirees and friends. Please report address changes by calling the editor. THUMBS UP! Assistant editors: Donna Cope and Carla Davis Art director: Jay Parker THUMBS UP: 205-257-1433 Editor: Chuck Chandler 205-257-3651 Communications Specialist Donna Cope and her husband, Alan, vacationed in France, where they toured the country and stayed in the Chateau d'Artigny, built by the founder of Coty beauty products. Send us your photo holding Powergrams in an exotic locale. Target Zero Heroes The Fleet Services Crane group at Miller Steam Plant has reached 11 years without a recordable injury. Back row, from left, are Kevin Kilgore, Brian Carroll, Mike Hardy and Mark McDaniel; (middle) Brian Johnson, Kenny Lee, Kenny Pearson, Brent Robinson and Greg Blake; (front) Deborah Boyd and Kristen Moore. IN MEMORIAM DonalD G. Criswell, 63, retiree, Greene County Steam Plant, may 21. Frank Davis, 46, emPloyee, CorPorate HeadquarterS, June 18. James D. Green, 37, emPloyee, GaSton Steam Plant, June 22. Glenn m. manninG, 86, retiree, CorPorate HeadquarterS, June 19. riCharD a. PeaCoCk, 87, retiree, CorPorate HeadquarterS, June 30. ray l. sartain, 76, retiree, GorGaS Steam Plant, June 2 The Southeast/Farley Chapter of the Alabama Power Service Organization raised $5,800 during its 3rd Annual Sporting Clay Shoot June 6. Twenty- six volunteers logged over 500 hours in the event that benefits the National Wild Turkey Federation's Wheelin' Sportsmen program. Alabama Power was recognized for its support of the Association of the United States Army (AUSA). Ozark Business Office Manager Trent Dillard accepted the award for the company at the AUSA kickoff luncheon. A Mobile customer wrote to compliment the "excellent" work of Customer Care Associate Deanna Moseley. The customer she was assisting had to end their phone call because of his own business demands. "To my pleasant surprise, Deanna called me back before she left for the day to make sure my needs were met. … This is truly exemplary customer service and you should be very proud of the job that she is doing for Alabama Power." Alabama Power received a 2015 Community Partner Award from the Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Chattahoochee Valley. Phenix City Operations Manager Sebastian Dixon accepted the award. Dixon has participated in the program since 2009 and is on the board of directors. Katie Thomas, NWTF's Tyler Briggs, Craig Harris, Shea Jernegan and Patti Jones. Dixon, right, receives plaque from Winston Jackson.