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Home » Multimedia » Slideshows » NAMA gathers in Colorado Springs for annual meeting

NAMA gathers in Colorado Springs for annual meeting

The North American Millers’ Association held its 2019 annual meeting at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs on Oct. 17-20.

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From left: Alex Kerrigan, Todd & Sargent, Ames, Iowa; Scott Kline, Bank of America, Kansas City, Missouri; Milt Whipple, CoBank, St. Louis, Missouri; and Jim Meyers, Italgrani, St. Louis. Photos: Sosland Publishing Company
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From left: Charles Hunter, BOK, Kansas City, Missouri; Vance Taylor, North Dakota Mill, Grand Forks, North Dakota; Tim O’Conner, Wheat Foods Council, Denver, Colorado; and Dan Ponton, IFC, Lenexa, Kansas.
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From left: Joanne McCain and Frank McCain, both with the Robinette Co., Franklin, Tennessee; with Robert Harper, Hopkinsville Milling Co., Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
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From left: Meyer Sosland, Sosland Publishing Company, Kansas City, Missouri; Ford Mennel, Mennel Milling Co., Fostoria, Ohio; Kate Mennel, Mennel Milling Co.; Carrie Sebus, Bartlett Milling Co., Kansas City, Missouri; and Trey Sebus, Bartlett Milling Co.
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From left: Alycia Nelson, Lifeline Foods, St. Joseph, Missouri, U.S.; Kim Cooper, NAMA, Washington; and Keith Smith, Cargill, Paris, Illinois, U.S.
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Rich Siemer, left, Siemer Milling Co., Teutopolis, Illinois, with Sunnuy Mathew, P&H Milling, Woodridge, Ontario.
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From left: Stefan Birrer, Bühler, AG, Uzwil, Switzerland; Alea Dye, Ardent Mills, Denver, Colorado; Jon Sargent, Todd & Sargent, Inc., Ames, Iowa; and Alex Kerrigan, Todd & Sargent, Inc.
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From left: Jeff Kice, Kice Industries, Wichita, Kansas.; John Wiebold, General Mills, Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Tom Kice, Kice Industries.
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From left: Nick Weigel, Grain Craft, Overland Park, Kansas; Brian Doyle, King Milling Co., Lowell, Michigan; Kevin Like, ADM Milling Co., Decatur, Illinois; Cloe White, REPCO, Salina, Kansas; and Monte White, REPCO.
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From left: Bill Gambel, The Wright Group, Parkville, Missouri; Rene Steiner, Bühler, Inc., Plymouth, Minnesota; Dan Ponton, IFC, Lenexa, Kansas; and Mike Gude, Milling & Baking News, Kansas City, MIssouri.

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Brent Bash, General Mills, Inc., Minneapolis, Minnestoa; with Mary and Tim Dodd, Minot Milling, Minot, North Dakota.
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