Sherrill Easley is President and CEO of Desert Energy Equipment, Inc. Mr. Easley started work as a roustabout before working in the shipyards in New Orleans as a certified maritime welder. He was working as a truck driver when he went to work for Jones & Laughlin Supply Co. in 1948 as shipping and receiving clerk. After 27 years, he was promoted to Regional Manager. When he retired from Jones & Laughlin Supply, he began working for McDaniel Company as a Vice President. After working for McDaniel Company for 3 years Sherrill started Desert Energy Equipment, Inc. He felt that with all of his experience and background that he knew what the people in the oilfield needed and wanted.
Ed Barham is Senior Vice President and Secretary/Treasurer of Desert Energy. Mr. Barham started working in the oil fields after graduating from North Texas State University. His first job was as a salesman for B & B Construction in 1960 and through lots of hard work has become the successful businessman he is today. Ed is President of D & B Oil Inc. which has production in several states. He is also involved in many community and civic activities.
Billy Bob Anderson graduated from West Texas State and went to work in the oil fields working for W. L. Kidd as a truck driver and general hand. His career with Desert Energy started in 1991 in shipping and receiving. He was promoted to a salesman position, and he is now the sales manager.
Johnnie Morris started his career with Jones & Laughlin Supply Co. in 1962 and continued with them when they were purchased by Continental EMSCO. He became employed with Desert Energy in 1991 in counter sales. He later became an outside salesman, and he is now store manager.
Brett Barham graduated from Texas Tech and worked in the educational field until he became employed with Desert Energy in 2006. Brett worked in the warehouse learning the products before becoming a salesman.
Laurie Wimberley graduated from Permian High School and American Commercial College. Her work experience extends over 22 years beginning as a receptionist for Consolidated Bottling to her job today as office manager of Desert Energy. Laurie became employed with Desert Energy in February of 2004.
Carlos Tapia graduated from Andrews High School and worked in the grocery store business in Andrews for several years. After a short time at Premier Dodge, he became employed with Desert Energy in 2002. His first job at Desert Energy was making wire rope, and he is presently manager of the wire rope shop.
Jack Westerfeldt worked at the chemical complex in Odessa until he retired in 2001. After graduating from the University Of Texas Permian Basin in 2003, he became employed with Desert Energy in 2006. Jack worked in the warehouse learning the products before becoming a salesman.
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