XEROX ALUMNI
XEROX 914 CLUB
This Xerox Alumni site includes pictures, stories and profiles of people that worked for the Xerox Louisville Branch in the 1970's. If you know someone that we have not included, please email their name and any contact information. It would be helpful if you were able to provide their email address so we can include them in the mailings.........................Thanks, Jim K
Xerox 914 Club
XEROX ALUMNI
Richard (Dick) Ridzik
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| Richard Rudzik 1975 |
Lexington, KY
Text or Call: (click here)
Dick Rudzik—known today as Richard—built a successful career with Xerox during the 1970s, serving as a Sales Representative. He began his tenure in the Lexington office, where we first met in the early 1970s, and later continued his work from the Louisville office. For much of his time with Xerox, Richard served as the Kentucky state government representative, working as part of Paul Logsdon’s GEM team. In that role, he achieved notable success and consistently delivered outstanding results for both Xerox and the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
In 1979, Richard transitioned from Xerox and began a new career as a massage therapist in Lexington. He quickly established a strong reputation for excellence in his field and was honored as “Best of Lexington” by ACE Magazine. His studio is located in Monogram VOCE on the Esplanade in Lexington—a refined, professional setting just off the heart of downtown, where a quiet, welcoming atmosphere reflects the same care and attention he has always brought to his work.
Today, Richard is retired and resides in Lexington, where he enjoys time with his two adult sons and four grandchildren. While he does not use email, he is available by phone or text using the number listed above.
Steve Jochim
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| Steve Jochim (Dec. 2010) |
Louisville, KY
Steve is a very nice gentleman and absolutely a "can do" kind of guy! He could be depended on to bring in the numbers! Hard worker and dedicated to Xerox!

Steve worked with Xerox during the 1970's and 80's. During his Xerox experience, Steve was a successful copier sales representative and later became the fax sales manager. He always won the Par Club trips and many awards!
After Xerox, he became involved with The Jefferson Bank and later became a long time executive at BBT bank for many years years.
Dick Snider
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| Dick Snider 1978 |
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| Dick Snider 2012 |
| Dick Snider 2013 |
Ron Hoffman
Lexington, KY
Ron Hoffman spent the 1970s with Xerox, where he held several key leadership roles and built a reputation for both performance and mentorship. He began his career as a Sales Representative before advancing to the role of Duplicator Specialist—an especially demanding, quota-driven position that required him to achieve duplicator sales targets through the broader sales team. In this role, Ron trained, coached, and worked closely with representatives across the branch, helping elevate overall performance.
He was later selected to serve as an ASR Trainer, responsible for developing and preparing new hires, further demonstrating Xerox’s confidence in his leadership and teaching abilities. Ron’s career culminated with his appointment as the 9200 Manager during the initial rollout of the Xerox 9200 system.
He also played a central role in the successful launch of the 9200, working alongside Jim Connors and others to coordinate a memorable kickoff event at the Galt House in Louisville. The event was widely regarded as a success and was attended by notable figures including Colonel Harland Sanders of KFC and Xerox Vice President Jim Keil.
Following his time at Xerox, Ron continued his professional career with Humana, where he served in several roles over a number of years before retiring in Lexington, Kentucky.
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| Paul Logsdon and Ron Hoffman 1972 Duplicator Countdown Contest |
K. David Robertson
Gunnison, CO
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Dave and Dianne
2010 |
John Falvey
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| John Falvey 2011 |
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| John 1975 |
John Falvey
Pewee Valley, KY
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John worked with Xerox for 12
years through the 70s and early
80s as a GSA and Major
Account Sales Representative.
John Falvey spent over three decades in the commercial real estate industry in Louisville, sales, leasing, and development of office and retail properties, John established himself as a trusted leader in the field.
In December 2011, he merged his company, Falvey Commercial Properties, Ltd., with Fortis Group. John founded Falvey Commercial Properties in 1993, building its reputation as one of Louisville's premier commercial brokerage firms. For 18 years, the firm excelled in office and retail leasing, site selection, and the sales of commercial buildings and land.
John’s impressive client roster includes prominent national and local companies. His expertise has been instrumental in closing some of the market's most significant real estate transactions.
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| John November 2014 |
A proud U.S. Army veteran, John served as an infantry officer in Vietnam shortly after graduating from Xavier University with a degree in Business Administration. He later earned a Master's degree in Human Relations from Webster University.
John has also been deeply involved in his community, serving on various trade organizations and local boards, including the Oldham County Planning Commission.
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| John and Riki 2008 |
Editors Note:
John we thank you for your military service to our country!
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Carol (Reid) Whayne
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| Derby 1976 |
In 1992, I was fortunate to return to Xerox, in Louisville, as an Outsourcing Sales Rep under George Hodgson, who was then General Manager. I had a total of twenty years with Xerox before I retired in February of 1998.
10/30/20 Carol underwent heart bypass surgery.
11/3/20 @ 11:00 I received this email from Carol's Daughter Jennifer:
Thanks to everyone for" your support and prayers. My Mom was discharged for the hospital yesterday late afternoon. She is still moving slowly but in good spirits. I have her set up with home care and home nursing care. She continues to improve and her prognosis is excellent.
However, due to the fact that Mom is now a COVID 'extremely high risk' patient, we are asking that she not receive any visitors this week, so she has time to heal. I have heard that many people are interested in helping with food etc so I will be setting up a 'Meal Train' for her as soon as I can.
Once again- I would like to thank each and every of you for your prayers and support. Every prayer obviously helped bring Mom home, and Cindy and I can not Thank You enough for you support during this surprising situation. If you wish, please send any get well notes to Carol's phone (text): PHONE or EMAIL
Dan Oates


Dan Oates
this special time with my family.
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