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1. rmsj.ca › uploads › 2014ilman James Carl andersOn was a relentless, restless ... - RMSJ

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   Perhaps the largest was James Carl Anderson, who died on Sept. 3 of congestive heart failure just a couple of weeks shy of his 85th birthday. The Anderson Exploration founder’s straightforward way of doing business

2. calgaryherald.com › business › energyYedlin: Oilpatch has lost a big, generous heart | Calgary Herald

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   Sep 9, 2015 · J.C. Anderson was an oilpatch baron with a penchant for horses and poker, an individual with a big heart and generosity of spirt who personified the adage of being ‘larger than life.’....

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4. calgaryherald.com › business › energyOilpatch icon J.C. Anderson dies | Calgary Herald

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   Sep 4, 2015 · A self-made giant of the oilpatch, James Carl Anderson built his fortune with a no-nonsense approach that earned him the admiration of executives and investors.

5. www.theglobeandmail.com › report-on-businessOutspoken J.C. Anderson was an oil patch original

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   Sep 4, 2015 · J.C. Anderson, a transplanted Nebraskan who built one of Canada's largest independent oil and gas companies using a combination of sharp business acumen and homespun wit, died on Thursday. He...

6. www.theglobeandmail.com › report-on-business › lastLast of the oil barons bows out - The Globe and Mail

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   Sep 5, 2001 · A chapter closed in the history of Western Canada's oil patch Tuesday as James Carl Anderson, the man many considered the last of the great oil barons, confirmed the sale of the company he...

7. www.pge.utexas.edu › connect › distinguished-alumniJames C. “JC” Anderson, BSPE ‘54

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   Today, Anderson enjoys spending time with his family on his ranch south of Calgary. He keeps strong his ties to UT PGE through supporting scholarships for outstanding transfer students from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Polytechnic to complete a petroleum engineering degree at UT PGE.

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   Who was James Carl Anderson?

   • Nebraska-born James Carl Anderson wasn’t one to take no for an answer and did not suffer fools gladly. When he established Anderson Exploration in 1968 with $400,000 in cash, J.C. arguably kick-started the transformation of Canada’s oilpatch into what it is today — a combination of multi-national and domestic players.

   Yedlin: Oilpatch has lost a big, generous heart | Calgary Herald

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   Is James Carl Anderson still alive?

   • Some information may no longer be current. James Carl Anderson, known to all simply as J.C., established Anderson Exploration in the late 1960s. He died Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015, aged 84. Jeff McIntosh

   Outspoken J.C. Anderson was an oil patch original

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   Who was John Anderson?

   • Mr. Anderson, one of the last of a colourful breed of wildcatting oilmen who had once personified the Calgary oil patch, died of congestive heart failure, his son, John Anderson, said on Friday. "You will be missed by so many people whose lives you touched. Enjoy peace in the BIG gas field in the sky!"

   Outspoken J.C. Anderson was an oil patch original

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   What did John Anderson do for a living?

   • “He was a unique individual who brought passion and determination to everything he did.” J.C. Anderson’s legacy includes the Rocky Mountain Show Jumping facility on the Anderson ranch a few kilometres south of Spruce Meadows. John Anderson is president of the venue, which has grown to host international events.

   Oilpatch icon J.C. Anderson dies - Calgary Herald

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   Who started Anderson exploration?

   • When he established Anderson Exploration in 1968 with $400,000 in cash, J.C. arguably kick-started the transformation of Canada’s oilpatch into what it is today — a combination of multi-national and domestic players. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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   Why did Devon target Anderson?

   • Mr. Nichols said Devon targeted Anderson because of its portfolio of properties located in almost all the major Canadian exploration hot spots. Anderson was the largest independent Canadian company to confine its activities to Canada. Others, such as Alberta Energy Co. Ltd. and Talisman Energy Inc., have branched out abroad.

   Last of the oil barons bows out - The Globe and Mail

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9. www.ancientfaces.com › person › helen-matichHelen (Matich) Anderson (born 1949) - Texas - AncientFaces

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   Jun 20, 2015 · Helen Anderson of TX was born circa 1949. Helen Anderson was married to James Carl Anderson on June 8, 1968 in Dallas County, TX. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Helen (Matich) Anderson.