Goad Company Feb 1988 - Dec 1999
Accountant
City of St. Louis Feb 1988 - Dec 1999
Accounting Clerk I and Accountant Ii
Michael Holden Cpa Jun 1984 - Aug 1984
Summer Intern
Bb&T Jun 1983 - Aug 1983
Summer Intern
Camp Courage Jun 1982 - Aug 1982
Assistant Nature Director
Education:
University of North Carolina at Charlotte 1981 - 1995
Bachelor of Applied Science, Bachelors, Accounting
University of North Carolina at Charlotte 1985
Henry Sibley High School 1979 - 1981
Skills:
Accounting Nonprofits Budgets Microsoft Excel Accounts Payable Financial Statements Payroll Analysis General Ledger Microsoft Word Accounts Receivable Spreadsheets Financial Reporting Finance Account Reconciliation Budgeting
Interests:
Social Services Economic Empowerment Civil Rights and Social Action Education Human Rights
Greenstreak Plastic Products Company, Inc. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
H01C 1110
US Classification:
5239603
Abstract:
A waterstop/mechanical seal for use with an expansion board providing a watertight seal between adjacent concrete sections. The waterstop/mechanical seal comprises a continuous diaphragm element for covering one end area of the expansion board when positioned between the adjacent concrete sections. The waterstop/mechanical seal includes a top portion adapted to lie in general co-planar relationship with an upper surface of the adjacent concrete sections. Spaced sidewalls are integrally connected to and extend a predetermined distance downwardly from the top portion along an outside surface adjacent to one end area of the expansion board. Each of the sidewalls include at least one arm projecting laterally outwardly and spaced below the top portion, which arms are provided with a plurality of waterstop means for channeling liquid away from the expansion board. A sealing means is positioned in the area of juncture between the top portion and depending sidewalls to restrict entry of liquid between the adjacent concrete sections. Thus the waterstop/mechanical seal forms a continuous cover and seal to protect the expansion board as well as the adjacent concrete sections from outside foreign matter originating above the adjacent concrete sections.