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  OFFICERS 2007-2008
DIRECTORS 2007-2008
REGIONAL DIRECTORS SPE
OTHER SECTION CONTACTS
OTHER GROUP CONTACTS
E-NEWSLETTER CONTACTS
Danny Bell: Danny is the Exploitation Engineering Manager for Exco Resources Inc. A Petroleum Engineering Graduate from the University of Oklahoma and a Registered Professional Engineer. He has held section offices of Director, Section Chairman, Program Chairman and Treasurer in several sections (Michigan, Abilene, OKC and Dallas). Bell has also served on the EH&S, Membership and Paper Review committees at the National level and served on numerous section committees. He is the current Chairman, Technology Transfer Officer and Webmaster for the Dallas section.
David
Lancaster is Executive
Vice President with Matador Resources Company in Dallas.
He joined Matador in December 2003. David spent most of his career with
S. A. Holditch & Associates and was one of the principals in that
well-known petroleum engineering consulting firm. Following the sale of
Holditch to Schlumberger in 1997, David worked for six years with
Schlumberger in several assignments, including Business Manager for
consulting services in North and South America and worldwide Marketing
Manager for Data & Consulting Services. David has been active in SPE
activities both locally and at the national level throughout his career
and is currently serving as the Treasurer
for the Dallas section. David received Bachelor and Master of Science
degrees in Petroleum Engineering from Texas A&M University in 1979 and
1988, respectively, and he is a registered Professional Engineer in
Texas.
Gary Patterson: Gary Patterson: Gary Patterson is an Operations Engineer at Denbury Resources, Inc. Prior positions were held with various Dallas independents including Chief Oil & Gas, Wiser Oil and Deminex. Gary graduated from Texas A&M University in 1984 with a B.S. in Petroleum Engineering. He is a registered professional engineer in the State of Texas. He has volunteered on the SPE Casino Night Committee for many years. Gary is also a member of the American Association of Drilling Engineers and the Petroleum Engineers Club of Dallas.
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Steve Grape: Steve Grape
is a petroleum engineer with the Energy Information Administration (part
of the U. S. Department of Energy) headquartered in downtown Dallas. He
works on the Engineering and Data Quality Assurance teams for the U. S.
Domestic Reserves Program, and holds M.S. and B.S. degrees in Petroleum
Engineering from Texas A&M University('90, '87). Steve is currently the
SPE Dallas Section Newsletter Editor, part of the Technology Transfer
committee, and the membership chairman of the Dallas Petroleum Engineer's
Club. Steve has been an SPE member since 1983. He authored and presented
the SPE Symposium "Wildcatting the Internet" for the Dallas Section, and
directly participated in EIA's evaluation of the new SPE/WPC Reserves
Definitions, approved this year..
David
S. Hamilton:
Phin
Holmes: Phin joined
Baker Petrolite in 1980 and is currently a National Account Executive for
the Western Hemisphere. Prior to moving to Dallas, Phin has worked in the
Gulf Coast Region, Houston, College Station and in the Permian Basin. Phin
holds a degree from Texas Tech University and has worked on his masters at
both Texas Tech and Sol Ross Universities. Currently Phin has served as the
"Community Relations" Director for the Dallas Section working with the SPE
Educational Committee, Community Service Committee, and Dallas Youth
Services Corp (DYSC). Through DYSC, the SPE Community Service Committee
has committed to work with "At Risk" students to get them interested in
the oil and gas industry. Phin currently is the keeper of the "Magic
Suite case".
Herb
Bell: Herb Bell is a Production Manager at Aethon ILP in Dallas. Prior
to this, he was a petroleum consultant and Manager of Engineering & Exploitation with
Edisto Resources Corporation. He received a BSME degree from
UTEP and is a registered professional engineer in Texas. Active in
SPE since 1966, he held all local section offices as a member of
West Central Texas Section and was instrumental in founding their
scholarship program. He has also served on various society level
committees, most recently as Chairman of the Membership Committee. He is
currently serving the Dallas Section as Advertising Manager for the
website. He has been a member of the Century Club since1984 and
recruited over 2600 members for the Society.
Brian
Walter