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Calendar of Events Technical Bulletins			Memorial Scholarship Honors Civil Engineering Alumnus Gary Teague November 12, 2008 - Teague Nall and Perkins, Inc. has established an endowed scholarship fund for civil engineering students at The University of Texas at Arlington honoring Gary J. Teague, the firm’s founder, president and chairman of the board. Mr. Teague passed away in August 2008 after a taxing battle with brain cancer. Gary Teague graduated from Arlington State College (now UT Arlington) in 1966 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. He was a registered Professional Engineer, a Registered Public Land Surveyor and a Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). The Gary Teague Endowed Scholarship Fund will provide a one-year, $1,000 scholarship for a civil engineering student who graduated from a high school in the north central Texas area. “Our purpose in creating the permanent endowment was to establish a lasting tribute to our beloved friend and mentor,” said Mike Jones, vice president of Teague Nall and Perkins. “We believe that this is one of the best ways for us as a company to express our gratitude for Gary’s impact on our lives, this company and his profession. Gary enjoyed his ongoing relationship with his alma mater very much, taking advantage of every opportunity to get involved and interact with the students,” Mr. Teague had been a member of the Civil Engineering Department’s advisory board since 2003 and had advised students with their senior design projects. Gary Teague was a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), the Texas Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE) and the ASCE. He was honored several times by engineering societies during his career. In 1976, the Fort Worth Chapter of the TSPE named him their “Young Engineer of the Year.” The same organization honored him again in 1998, this time as the “Engineer of the Year.” “Gary was the consummate professional and a widely respected individual,” said Dr. Nur Yazdani, chair of the Civil Engineering Department. “He was one of the most fervent supporters of UT Arlington and the Civil Engineering Department. He was instrumental in the effective operation of our advisory board’s quest of bettering the department in terms of its accreditation, curriculum innovation and recruitment of students. He will be missed very much.” IN MEMORIAM: Gary J. Teague, P.E., RPLS, Teague Nall and Perkins, Inc. President & Chairman August 8, 2008 - It is with immeasurable sorrow that Teague Nall and Perkins, Inc. announces the death of our President and Chairman of the Board, Gary J. Teague. Gary’s passing on August 7, 2008, after a difficult battle with brain cancer, leaves all of us with a profound sense of loss. We will greatly miss Gary’s leadership, his sense of humor, his wealth of experience and the encouragement he provided to everyone. Gary was a very talented engineer, a beloved co-worker, and a great mentor; but most importantly, Gary was a true friend to each one of us. We are extremely privileged and very grateful for the opportunity to have known and worked with Gary Teague. His impact and influence on the company he founded and on us as individuals has left a legacy of service, love and integrity. To Gary’s wife Ruth Ann, his son Brett, his daughter Stephanie and her husband Thorp, his three grandchildren Taylor, Brooks and Harrison, and the entire Teague family we extend our deepest sympathy and our prayers for comfort and strength. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM, Wednesday August 13th at River Oaks Baptist Church, River Oaks, Texas. Teague Nall and Perkins’ offices will be closed all day on August 13th to honor Gary. Memorial donations in Gary’s honor can be made to River Oaks Baptist Church (1515 Long Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76114) and/or Focus on the Family (Colorado Springs, Colorado 80995 – No street address required). Gary J. Teague Biography Bill Wimberley, P.E., RPLS Joins TNP as Land Acquisition and Utility Coordination Manager February 18, 2008 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Mr. Bill Wimberley as Land Acquisition and Utility Coordination Manager. He joins TNP after a 35-year career at the Texas Department of Transportation where he spent the last 20 years managing Right-of-Way Acquisition, Utility Permits and Adjustments and Survey Operations for all on-system projects in the nine counties that comprise TxDOT’s Fort Worth District. Bill will be leading a team to provide Right-of-Way Acquisition, Utility Coordination and Construction Management services to complement TNP’s existing services in order to better serve the needs of our clients and communities. Mr. Wimberley brings significant expertise in managing the following areas: Right-of-Way and Easement Negotiations, Property Evaluations, Relocation Assistance, Title Curatives, Utility Coordination, Utility Agreement Assemblies, Contract Management, and Construction Management. Robert Jenkins, P.E. Joins TNP as Traffic Engineering Manager January 2, 2008 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Robert Jenkins, P.E. as Traffic Engineering Manager for the firm’s newest practice area. Mr. Jenkins brings over 35 years of traffic and transportation engineering experience to TNP. He has managed a diverse array of traffic engineering projects including interchange feasibility studies, freeway operations studies, traffic safety studies, traffic impact studies, signal design, signal system design, site access and parking studies, corridor planning studies, thoroughfare planning studies, schematic design, and construction traffic control planning. He has previously developed effective traffic engineering teams for TxDOT and other consulting firms that are known for their ability to find solutions for challenging traffic problems. Mr. Jenkins will focus on enhancing TNP’s ability to effectively address the traffic engineering needs of cities, TxDOT, other governmental entities, and private developers. TNP Donates 12,367 Canned Foods in 4th Annual Charity Can Food Drive December 10, 2007 - TNP’s four D/FW metroplex offices collected and donated over 12,000 canned goods for local charities this holiday season. Benefiting organizations included: God’s Food Pantry in Plano, St. Andrew Catholic Church, Hearts & Hands, First United Pentecostal Church in Euless, Crowley House of Hope, River Oaks Baptist Church, Sherman Area Salvation Army, Vision Ministries, and Tarrant County Food Bank. Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center Earns Design Award May 2007 - TNP earns the Innovative Architecture Design Award by Recreation Management Magazine for Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center in Arlington, Texas. [More Information] Timothy May, ASLA Joins TNP as Planning/Landscape Architecture Manager April 16, 2007 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Timothy May, ASLA as Planning/Landscape Architecture Manager for the firm’s Denton office. He brings over 24 years of landscape architecture, urban design, and land planning experience to TNP. Mr. May has been actively involved with management, design, production and construction observation for projects including elements such as parks, trails, amenity centers, entry features, hike-and-bike trails, recreational facilities, and water features. He has previously served as a Member of the Board of Directors for Lake Cities Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA of Greater Lewisville. He was also the former Secretary of Lake Dallas Independent School District Board of Trustees. Adam Whitfield, RPLS Joins TNP as Surveying Manager March 5, 2007 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Adam Whitfield, R.P.L.S. as Surveying Manager, managing surveying operations and services in the firm’s Denton office. Mr. Whitfield brings over 25 years of surveying experience to TNP, having formerly served as Survey Division Manager and Project Manager at his previous firms. He has extensive experience in land development, boundary surveys, final platting, route surveys, construction staking, GPS field coordinating, and data processing for large scale horizontal control networks. Mr. Whitfield joins a leading surveying team that includes 5 Registered Professional Land Surveyors, 8 field crews, and a staff of specialized technical personnel. Harris Methodist Heart Center Nominated for Design Award March 2007 - TNP is nominated for the Topping Out Award by Texas Construction Magazine for Harris Methodist Heart Center in Fort Worth, Texas. [More Information ] Top Engineering Firms in Tarrant County February 2007 - TNP is ranked one of the Top Engineering Firms in Tarrant County by the Fort Worth Business Press. [More Information] Top Metroplex Engineering Firms February 2007 - TNP is ranked one of the Top Metroplex Engineering Firms by the Dallas Business Journal. [More Information]
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Memorial Scholarship Honors Civil Engineering Alumnus Gary Teague

November 12, 2008 - Teague Nall and Perkins, Inc. has established an endowed scholarship fund for civil engineering students at The University of Texas at Arlington honoring Gary J. Teague, the firm’s founder, president and chairman of the board. Mr. Teague passed away in August 2008 after a taxing battle with brain cancer.

Gary Teague graduated from Arlington State College (now UT Arlington) in 1966 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering. He was a registered Professional Engineer, a Registered Public Land Surveyor and a Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

The Gary Teague Endowed Scholarship Fund will provide a one-year, $1,000 scholarship for a civil engineering student who graduated from a high school in the north central Texas area.

“Our purpose in creating the permanent endowment was to establish a lasting tribute to our beloved friend and mentor,” said Mike Jones, vice president of Teague Nall and Perkins. “We believe that this is one of the best ways for us as a company to express our gratitude for Gary’s impact on our lives, this company and his profession. Gary enjoyed his ongoing relationship with his alma mater very much, taking advantage of every opportunity to get involved and interact with the students,” Mr. Teague had been a member of the Civil Engineering Department’s advisory board since 2003 and had advised students with their senior design projects.

Gary Teague was a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), the Texas Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE) and the ASCE. He was honored several times by engineering societies during his career. In 1976, the Fort Worth Chapter of the TSPE named him their “Young Engineer of the Year.” The same organization honored him again in 1998, this time as the “Engineer of the Year.”

“Gary was the consummate professional and a widely respected individual,” said Dr. Nur Yazdani, chair of the Civil Engineering Department. “He was one of the most fervent supporters of UT Arlington and the Civil Engineering Department. He was instrumental in the effective operation of our advisory board’s quest of bettering the department in terms of its accreditation, curriculum innovation and recruitment of students. He will be missed very much.”

IN MEMORIAM: Gary J. Teague, P.E., RPLS, Teague Nall and Perkins, Inc. President & Chairman

August 8, 2008 - It is with immeasurable sorrow that Teague Nall and Perkins, Inc. announces the death of our President and Chairman of the Board, Gary J. Teague. Gary’s passing on August 7, 2008, after a difficult battle with brain cancer, leaves all of us with a profound sense of loss. We will greatly miss Gary’s leadership, his sense of humor, his wealth of experience and the encouragement he provided to everyone. Gary was a very talented engineer, a beloved co-worker, and a great mentor; but most importantly, Gary was a true friend to each one of us. We are extremely privileged and very grateful for the opportunity to have known and worked with Gary Teague. His impact and influence on the company he founded and on us as individuals has left a legacy of service, love and integrity.

To Gary’s wife Ruth Ann, his son Brett, his daughter Stephanie and her husband Thorp, his three grandchildren Taylor, Brooks and Harrison, and the entire Teague family we extend our deepest sympathy and our prayers for comfort and strength.

Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM, Wednesday August 13th at River Oaks Baptist Church, River Oaks, Texas. Teague Nall and Perkins’ offices will be closed all day on August 13th to honor Gary.

Memorial donations in Gary’s honor can be made to River Oaks Baptist Church (1515 Long Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76114) and/or Focus on the Family (Colorado Springs, Colorado 80995 – No street address required).

Gary J. Teague Biography

Bill Wimberley, P.E., RPLS Joins TNP as Land Acquisition and Utility Coordination Manager

February 18, 2008 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Mr. Bill Wimberley as Land Acquisition and Utility Coordination Manager. He joins TNP after a 35-year career at the Texas Department of Transportation where he spent the last 20 years managing Right-of-Way Acquisition, Utility Permits and Adjustments and Survey Operations for all on-system projects in the nine counties that comprise TxDOT’s Fort Worth District. Bill will be leading a team to provide Right-of-Way Acquisition, Utility Coordination and Construction Management services to complement TNP’s existing services in order to better serve the needs of our clients and communities. Mr. Wimberley brings significant expertise in managing the following areas: Right-of-Way and Easement Negotiations, Property Evaluations, Relocation Assistance, Title Curatives, Utility Coordination, Utility Agreement Assemblies, Contract Management, and Construction Management.

Robert Jenkins, P.E. Joins TNP as Traffic Engineering Manager

January 2, 2008 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Robert Jenkins, P.E. as Traffic Engineering Manager for the firm’s newest practice area. Mr. Jenkins brings over 35 years of traffic and transportation engineering experience to TNP. He has managed a diverse array of traffic engineering projects including interchange feasibility studies, freeway operations studies, traffic safety studies, traffic impact studies, signal design, signal system design, site access and parking studies, corridor planning studies, thoroughfare planning studies, schematic design, and construction traffic control planning. He has previously developed effective traffic engineering teams for TxDOT and other consulting firms that are known for their ability to find solutions for challenging traffic problems. Mr. Jenkins will focus on enhancing TNP’s ability to effectively address the traffic engineering needs of cities, TxDOT, other governmental entities, and private developers.

TNP Donates 12,367 Canned Foods in 4th Annual Charity Can Food Drive

December 10, 2007 - TNP’s four D/FW metroplex offices collected and donated over 12,000 canned goods for local charities this holiday season. Benefiting organizations included: God’s Food Pantry in Plano, St. Andrew Catholic Church, Hearts & Hands, First United Pentecostal Church in Euless, Crowley House of Hope, River Oaks Baptist Church, Sherman Area Salvation Army, Vision Ministries, and Tarrant County Food Bank.

Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center Earns Design Award

May 2007 - TNP earns the Innovative Architecture Design Award by Recreation Management Magazine for Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center in Arlington, Texas. [More Information]

Timothy May, ASLA Joins TNP as Planning/Landscape Architecture Manager

April 16, 2007 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Timothy May, ASLA as Planning/Landscape Architecture Manager for the firm’s Denton office. He brings over 24 years of landscape architecture, urban design, and land planning experience to TNP. Mr. May has been actively involved with management, design, production and construction observation for projects including elements such as parks, trails, amenity centers, entry features, hike-and-bike trails, recreational facilities, and water features. He has previously served as a Member of the Board of Directors for Lake Cities Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA of Greater Lewisville. He was also the former Secretary of Lake Dallas Independent School District Board of Trustees.

Adam Whitfield, RPLS Joins TNP as Surveying Manager

March 5, 2007 - TNP is pleased to announce the addition of Adam Whitfield, R.P.L.S. as Surveying Manager, managing surveying operations and services in the firm’s Denton office. Mr. Whitfield brings over 25 years of surveying experience to TNP, having formerly served as Survey Division Manager and Project Manager at his previous firms. He has extensive experience in land development, boundary surveys, final platting, route surveys, construction staking, GPS field coordinating, and data processing for large scale horizontal control networks. Mr. Whitfield joins a leading surveying team that includes 5 Registered Professional Land Surveyors, 8 field crews, and a staff of specialized technical personnel.

Harris Methodist Heart Center Nominated for Design Award

March 2007 - TNP is nominated for the Topping Out Award by Texas Construction Magazine for Harris Methodist Heart Center in Fort Worth, Texas. [More Information ]

Top Engineering Firms in Tarrant County

February 2007 - TNP is ranked one of the Top Engineering Firms in Tarrant County by the Fort Worth Business Press.
[More Information]

Top Metroplex Engineering Firms

February 2007 - TNP is ranked one of the Top Metroplex Engineering Firms by the Dallas Business Journal.
[More Information]