Industry Memories

John Wilkes Booth by FIP

Gosh, the memories! Keith found these pictures of my dad from way back when Halliburton used the T-10 Triplex, the predecessor to the HT-400 pumps.

My dad was tough as nails and worked 16-hour days as a superintendent—what they were called in those days. He showed me how to work. Dad pumped the first Frac Job Halliburton pumped.

Later, I pumped the first Nitrogen Stimulation Job Halliburton ever did and took the first N2 equipment into the field at the Odessa location.

God has been so good to me, allowing me to raise my kids and provide for their needs through this oil and gas industry.

Times are tough for many out there these days, but we can do this. If I can help anyone with anything, call me. - Len Freemyer