Yet another ex-employe

Scott Fletcher and his wife Hillary waiting for the festivities to start.
 

Gary and John

Gary Rendall and John. Gary worked in production do board testing and repair and systems testing. He got smart and moved to sunny Florida.
 

Rick

This is Rick Fortson and Chris, a friend of John's, at John's fireworks shoot in 2004. Rick is the person that hired me at Xitron.
 

A modern shot

Time for a picture that didn't need to be scanned. Just so the sales people know how hard we work during show setup, here are Eric and Paul busting their butts at Print '05.
 

More picnic, more Toby

Gary, Scott, Toby and Julie Svinicki at one of the Hudson Mills picnics.
 

Xitron picnic

This is at one of the two picnics that John Svinicki organized at Hudson Mills. That's my only shot of Wendy Darland there on the left, Karen Grant, Sue Ramseth, Scott and Regina and Gary Forszt leaning in front of Toby.
 

Dano

True, not a Xitron employee, but Dan Goldman did a lot for us. This is at Ifra in Amsterdam with a service engineer from the Triple-I offices in the UK.
 

Wendy Treichel

Wendy did our marketing from about 1992 to 1995. She is either moving out of her office on Ellsworth or into the new one on Plaza Drive, so this is 1994.
 

A Dave action shot

Here's Dave hard at work on some ratshit pc. Anyone spot the IPU chassis in the background? What about the Wyse terminals?

 

Karen and Jack

Karen Grant and Jack Liu in the back of the Plaza drive offices.
 

Dave Galle

Here's Dave manning the Support Manager's desk around 1996. You might remember he lived here for the better part of a year.
 

Toby

It's time for a picture of Toby. This is around 1995 back in open office area at Plaza Drive. Note the Dilbert strips over his shoulder.
 

Steve and his old Tectronics scope

This picture says it all...

The famous Jack shot

Here is the original Jack Liu photo that John used in the plugin manuals. Probably Plaza Drive around 1996. 

One of Betty's daughters

I think all of Betty's daughters worked at Xitron at some point. Here is ???(anyone?) back in manufacturing at 1428.
 

The early Harlequin days

Andy Edwards (Bear) my fellow AppleTalk compatriot, Dave Miller and me at Harlequin.
 

Peter with a tie on!

That's Peter standing in the middle in 1990 when he worked at Harlequin. On the right is Dave Miller coaxing a Golfer out of our brand spanking new Protected Mode Dos RIP!
 

The evil Jeff Brown

Jeff Brown in 1988, and I know because I took the picture. That's a CCI front-end on the left and a Xitron Image Processor (XIP) on the right. We're at a printer called Harlan in Cincinnati.

Mr. DataMaster

Lance Smith working on his baby, the New York Times DataMaster. 

John and his favorite dye sub printer

Here's another guy from the early days, althought this picture is from 3768 Plaza Drive around 1997.
 

Mr. G

Here's Tom's right hand man for more years than either can probably remember. This guy was around when there was beer in the pop machine and they did shots of Cuervo at Friday staff meetings. We had the good fortune of having him around for a second stint in the late 90's.
 

Steve and Tom

This is the braintrust of Xitron at least through 1993. Steve and Tom at the bench at 1428.
 

Captain Tom

The man that made it all possible, Captain Tom. This is back in the engineering lab at 1428 East Ellsworth around 1990.