BARTON RANDALL COX
Jackie and I purchased our lot in the Reserve in the initial sale and built out house in 2009. I have a family heritage in the Pagosa Springs area as my mother was born there, and I still have cousins in the area. I have been privileged to serve on the Architectural Review and Finance committees for the Reserve. I look forward to maintaining the beauty and financial responsibility of our wonderful community.
Work History
After college, I severed as an officer in the Army Corps of Engineers doing work offshore and construction. After twelve years working for Sun Oil doing pipeline design and construction, gas plant operation and oil and gas production, I owned an oil field service business and an oil and gas operating company. The last part of my engineering career was doing environmental consulting, primarily pollution prevention work.
Community Involvement
Past Associations: Treasurer West Texas Rehabilitation Center; Board of Directors of Goodwill Industries; President of the Board of Trustees of St. John’s Episcopal School; Co-Chairman of the Mental Health Association of Abilene Pro-Indoor Invitational Tennis Tournament; Board of Directors of Petroleum Club of Abilene, American Cancer Society, and Development Board of Hendrick Home for Children; President, Dixie Little League; Board of Directors of Texas Alliance of Energy Producers (member environmental committee);Vice President West Texas Oil and Gas Association, Vestry Member Church of the Heavenly Rest (Episcopal).
Current Associations: Member of the Board of Directors: West Texas Rehabilitation Center; Member Board of Trustees: Hendrick Home for Children
Education
M. S., Management and Administrative Science (Financial Specialty), University of Texas at Dallas, 1983.
B. S., Chemical and Petroleum Refining Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, 1973.
Registered Professional Engineer in Texas.
