1995/Dallas, [NECC], O&SS Southwest, Facilities.

     1995/Dallas, [NECC], CS&CS, Southwest, C&TS.

     1995/Dallas, [NECC], ]SCS, O&SS, Southwest, Quality Assurance & Internal Support.

     ????/Pennington, USCO, NECC, Standardiization.

     ????/Dallas, USCO, Southwest, SLS, Application Services.

     2000/Dallas, [NECC], CS&CS, Southwest, AS, Budget & Chargeout.

     2002/Dallas, Payroll Department.

     ????/Pennington, Northeast, Configuration Support.

     1995/Dallas, [NECC], O&SS, Southwest, MVS Systems Support.

     1992/Dallas, Audit.

     2002/Dallas, [SWCC]. ExxonMobil GIS.

     1995/Dallas, HURIS.

     ????/Pennington, O&SS, Northeast, P&E, Special Projects.

     ???/Pennington, CS&CS, Northeast, GCS, Client Support.

     ????/Pennington, USCO, Northeast, Corporate Telcom.

     2000/Dallas, Southwest, Global Americas Network.

     1995/Dallas, [NECC], O&SS Operations.

     ????/Pennington, CS&CS, Northeast, MVC Planning & Installation.

     2013/Dallas, USCO, Southwest, Computer Operations.

     ????/Pennington, Northeast Database.

     New York Headquarters, New York City, New York, USA.

Richard J. "Dick" Dari of New City, NY, passed away suddenly on Friday Aug. 24, 2012 at his home in New City. He was 81.

He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on November 16, 1930 to Theodore and Josephine (Vozza) Dari. Richard met Joan M. Gordon at Mobil Oil Corp. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and were married on May 3, 1964 in Yonkers, NY. They bought their first house and moved to New City, NY in April of 1966. She predeceased him on Oct. 23, 2003.

Richard graduated from Buffalo Technical High School in June of 1948. He then attended the University of Buffalo; received degrees from City College of New York with a BBA in Accounting in 1969, and Baruch College (CUNY) with an MBA in Computer Methodology in 1971. His academic honors include Magna Cum Laude and the Beta Gamma Sigma Society.

Richard served in the U.S. Air Force from 1948 -1952. He managed the litigation support team for the Mobil Oil Corp. and retired after for 41 years of service. Dick was active with volunteering at St. Augustine's Church, counting the Sunday collections and working bingo.

He is survived by two sons, Michael (AnnMarie) Dari of New City, NY and Mark (Julie) Dari of New City, NY, his 4 cherished granddaughters, Kelli, Hannah, Samantha and Ryann. He is also survived by his nephew, Bruce, nieces, Robin (Andy) and Penny, sister-in-law, Luba and many relatives in Pittsburgh and Chicago. He was predeceased by his brother, Robert Dari on June 19, 1981. He loved spending all his time with his granddaughters as a tutor, swim timer, babysitter and chauffer, never missing his granddaughters sporting events.

Family will receive friends on Sunday (today) Aug. 26, 2012 from 2-4 & 7-9 pm and Monday, Aug. 27 from 6-9 pm at the Joseph W. Sorce F. H. Inc. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Tuesday, August 28 at 10:00 am at St. Augustine's Church, 114 S. Main Street, New City, NY. Interment will be in St. Anthony's Cemetery, Nanuet, NY.

     1992/Dallas, CA&S.

     1995/Dallas, E&P Gas Accounting.

     2000/Dallas, Southwest, GIS.

Michael D. Depew was born 1943 in Denton, Texas, and lived in the Dallas area until 1980. He moved to New York City and then to Northern Virginia near Washington, D.C. in 1980. Returned to the Dallas area in 1996.

He graduated from Dallas Kimball High School in 1961, studied physics and electrical engineering at MIT and accounting at SMU and graduated from UTA with a BS in Mathematics.

He worked for Wyatt’s and Kroger Food Stores for 11 years, starting during junior high school and continuing through college. After college, Michael worked for Mobil Corporation for more than 33 years.

Positions at Mobil included accountant; auditor; computer programmer; systems analyst; project leader; international data center, telecommunications and computer security coordinator; and Manager of Global Computer Security and Disaster Recovery.

After retiring in January 2000, Michael volunteered as a physics teacher, tutor and substitute math teacher and provided computer, network and computer security support and advice to several nonprofits.

In retirement, he continued to pursue his hobbies of photography, computers and cooking. He also led Biblical-based study and discussion groups.

Friends and family relied on Michael for computer support, repair and upgrades. He was always ready to explain technical issues in a language that the non-technical could understand.

Michael will be missed, but he will also continue to be with us in the form of his love and concern for friends and family.

Survived by his wife of 28 years, Patricia Depew of Coppell; their son Matthew Depew of Plano; and his sister Barbara Depew of Dallas.

A Celebration of Michael’s life will be held at Holy Covenant UMC, Carrollton on November 20 at 2 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to come and share your memories. [1901 E. Peters Colony, Carrollton, 972/492-2432]

Instead of flowers we ask that friends make a donation to VistaCare Hospice - Dallas, 7557 Rambler Road Suite 112, Dallas, TX 75231, or other hospice which you have benefited from their loving kind care for the.

From Michael in 2000 when he joined Mobil "MoveON" Alumni:

Our son, Matthew is 12 and will be entering the 7th grade in the fall. He's doing great in school (He'll be taking his math with the 10th grade advanced math class this fall). Even with all his "smarts", he's a good kid. However, he's still got a year until the weird "teenager" stage. Tricia is still doing volunteer work at McFadden Ranch Boys Correctional Facility (and I do a little occasionally). She is doing GED tutoring, 12-step drug and alcohol counseling and work-skills training at the Ranch. Since I just retired in April, I'm just getting started on volunteer work. I'm doing middle school and high school advanced math and science tutoring as well as doing a little computer building and reconditioning of donated computers at our church. I'm looking for non-profit groups that have multiple PCs that they want to setup with Internet access through cable modem or DSL using a firewall appliance to protect their network. I'm willing to do the installation and train someone in the organization on support issues. I'll even do this for for-profit organizations that will donate a fee directly to charity for the work.

     ????/Dallas, SWCC.

     ????, Pennington, Northeast, Corporate Telcom.

     C 1970/Milwaukee [MACC]. [SWCC Exodus Project]

     1995/Dallas, [LACC], CA&S.

     199?/Dallas, USCO, Southwest, Operations.

Memorial for Harry Dunn

From Tom Roza:
I received last night a call from Chinn Dunn who told me that her husband Harry Dunn had passed away on January 9, [2013] from kidney failure. Harry worked at Mobil from I think 1972 until 1993. Harry was a very close friend and we talked every week by phone during the Football season - Harry was a big Pro Football fan.

From Tom Roza:
Harry Dunn was 67 years old and was born in Nebraska. He served in the [United States] Navy during the Vietnam War and met his wife Chinn during his Navy service. After being honorably discharged from the Navy, Harry and his wife settled in Dallas where he got a job with Mobil Oil as a Tape Librarian I think in 1973. Harry worked in Computer Operations until around 1982 when he transferred to the Systems Programming department. In that job, Harry provided technical support for a number of software products that ran on the IBM mainframes. When the first round of layoffs started in 1993, Harry decided to take a severance package and left Mobil at that time. Harry had a number of jobs after he left Mobil and retired a few years ago. He owned a house in Plano, TX where he lived for the past 40 years. Harry and Chinn had no children that I know of. Harry loved Pro Football and he and I would call each other every weekend during the football season to discuss the games and teams.

From Tom Roza:
Harry started with Mobil in Dallas. I don't know the year, but he was already there at least a year as the 2nd Shift Tape Librarian when I arrived in Aug 1974.”

From Vern Ruuska:
Harry worked for John Rentmeester

From Joe D'Auria:
Chancey Miller always told me that when Harry was an operator on the evening shift, he would clean up all of the job backlog on the queue. He was very good at his job.

From Patsy Colon:
All that I know about Harry was he would laugh a lot, seem to take things very lightly, pretty much a happy guy to be around

From Debbie Bridges-Pattee-Anderson
I remember Harry. I worked with him in Computer Operations (around 1975 - 1978). He brought his lunch to work and it always smelled really wierd (because his sweet wife fixed his lunch)! Harry was quiet and serious most days. But he had a unique laugh, as well. .

From the Internet:
Places Lived
Plano, TX
Denison, TX
Phone
(972) 423-XXXX
About Harry Dunn

Harry D Dunn was born in 1946. Harry currently lives in Plano, Texas. Before that, Harry lived in Denison, TX in 1991.

Harry D Dunn is related to P Dunn, who is 58 years old and lives in Denison, TX. Harry D Dunn is also related to Chin Dunn, who is 69 years old and lives in Plano, TX.

From The "MoveON" Directory:
Harry Dunn (inactive 1998/12)
1017 Stone Trail Drive
Plano, TX 75023-7223
Home: 972/423-9655
LMU: 199?/Dallas, CA&S

From Donald Joseph Schulteis:

From the Internet.

The following information has not been verified.

Harry Douglas Dunn was born on 25 February 1946 in Tarrant County, Texas Harry was the first born, the son of Harry Dale Dunn, born 09 November 1915 in Beatrice, Nebraska and Elizabeth Elmore Ellis, born on 02 October 1919 in Coshocton, Ohio. Harry had a younger sister.

Harry was married to Chin whose parents are Cheng Lu and Sheri Jen.

This is all I have been able to uncover.

May Harry rest in peace.

     ????/Pennington, Northeast, Database.