Willard

WILLARD
STATE OF RESIDENCE	YEAR OF BIRTH	FAMILY	SERVICE IN MILITARY	SMOKER	DATE OF DIAGNOSIS	MEMBERSHIP IN LABOR UNIONS	STATE SUED IN
Oklahoma	1926	Married 7 children ages 50, 47, 45, 42, 40, 38 and 28	Yes	1938-1988	February 2000	No	Texas

Manufacturers Sued

ACandS, Inc.
A.P. Green Industries, Inc.
A.W. Chesterton Co. (a Missouri corporation)
Alliedsignal, Inc., individually and as successor
     to Bendix, Inc. and Bendix Corporation
Amtek, Inc. (successor-in-interest to Haveg
     Industries, Inc.
Anchor Packing Company
Armstrong World Industries, Inc. (successor
     to Armstrong Cork Company)
Asbestos Claims Management Corporation f/k/a
     National gypsum Company
Arvin Industries, Inc. successor-in-interest to
     Maremont Corporation
Borg-Warner Automotive, Inc.
Bridgestone/Firestone, Inc., individually, and as
     successor-in-interest to Firestone Tire &
     Rubber Company
Brown & Root Holdings, Inc., individually and
      as successor to Brown & Root, U.S.A., Inc.
Brown & Root, Inc. (a Delaware corporation),
       individually and as successor to Brown &
      Root, Inc. (a Texas corporation)
Carlisle Companies, Inc.
Certainteed Corporation (a Delaware corporation),
      legal assignee and successor-in-interest of
      Gustin Bacon Company
Combustion Engineering, Inc.
Crown Cork & Seal Company, Inc. (successor
      to Mundet Cork Company)
Daimler Chrysler Corporation, individually,
      and as successor-in-interest to Chrysler Motors
      Corporation, Chrysler Corporation, Mercedes
      Benz of North America, Inc. and Mopar Motor
      Parts Corporation
Dana Corporation
Eaton Corporation
Federal Mogul Corporation (a Michigan corporation),
       individually and as successor-in-interst to Moog
      Automotive Corporation, World Bestos Corporation,
      Wagner Electric Corporation and Abex Friction
      Products and as successor-in-interest to T&N plc,
      Turner & Newell PLQ and Federal Mogul Products,
      Inc.
Fibreboard Corporation
Flexitallic, Inc. (successor to Flexitallic Gasket
     Company)
Flintkote Company (a Delaware corporation)
Ford Motor Company
Foster Wheeler Energy Corporation (a New York
      Corporation)
GAF Corporation (successor to Ruberoid Corporation)
Garlock Inc.
Gasket Holdings, Inc. (successor-in-interest to
      Flexitallic Gasket Company)
General Electric Company
General Motors Corporation, as succesor-in-interest
     to Delco Products Division of General Motors
     Corporation
General Refractories Company
Georgia-Pacific Corporation (successor to Bestwall
     Gypsum Company)

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
C.P. Hall Corporation
Harbison-Walker Refractories Company (a Delaware
     corporation) f/k/a Indresco, Inc.
J.T. Thorpe Company (successor to Thorpe Insulation
     Company)
Jaguar Motors, Inc.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation
Kelly-Moore Paint Company, Inc.
Donald McKay-Smith Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company (a
     Minnesota corporation), a/k/a 3M
North American Refractories Company
Owens-Corning f/k/a Owens-Corning Fiberglas
     Corporation
Owens-Illinois, Inc.
PPG Industries (a Pennsylvania corporation)
Plibrico Company (f/k/a Plibrico Jointless Firebrick
      Company)
Pittsburgh Corning Corporation (successor to Unarco
      Industries, Inc.)
Plymouth Products, Inc. f/k/a American Machine and
      Metals, Inc. (successor-in-interest to Ametek Inc.,
       d/b/a Haveg Industries, Inc.)
Pneumo-Abex Corporation (a Michigan corporation),
      dba Parker Abex NWL Aerospace,
       successor-in-interst to Pneumo Abex Corp. and
       Abex Corp, f/k/a American Brake Shoe Company,
      ABEX Friction Production, individually, and as a
      division of Cooper Industries, Inc.
Proko Industries, Inc.
Rapid-American Corporation (as successor-by-merger
     to Glen Alden Corporation, Briggs Manufacturing
     Company, Philip Carey Corporation and Philip Carey
      Manufacturing Corporation
Raybestos
Riley Stoker Corporation
Smith -Sharpe Company (successor-in-interest to
     Smith-Beal Fire Brick Company)
Synkoloid, a division of Muralo Co., Inc.
T & N PLC (f/k/a Turner & Newell PLC and Turner
     & Newall, Ltd.), individually and as alter ego to J.W.
      Roberts, Ltd., TAC Construction Materials Ltd.,
      Keasbey & Mattison Co., Inc., Atlas Asbestos Co.,
      Ltd., and Atlas-Turner, Inc.
Uniroyal Holding, Inc. (successor to Uniroyal, Inc.,
      formerly U.S. Rubber Company)
United States Gypsum Company
United States Mineral Products Company
Volkswagen of America, Inc., a/k/a Volkswagen A.G.
W.R. Grace & Co.-Conn. (successor to W.R. Grace &
      Company, The Zonolite Company, The Texas
      Vermiculite Company and Dewey & Almy
      Chemical Co.)
Win-Way, Inc.
Zurn Industries, Inc. (a/k/a and successor-by-merger to
       Erie City Iron Works)
John Does 1-100, names unknown