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Charles W. Birdsall Jr.,
president
Only a toddler when his father started the White Meadow Petroleum in New Jersey in 1947, Charlie Birdsall followed in his father's footsteps when he moved to Maine and started the No Frills Oil Company in 1980. Now 61, Birdsall launched the business with two antique (1956 & 1957) Autocar oil delivery trucks that were given to him by his dad. Charlie enjoys getting to meet his customers and the long hours of working with his family in making No Frills a success |
Kathleen Conry Birdsall,
vice president
As the mother of six children. Kathy and her husband Charlie started the business in 1980 from their Hancock home after moving to Maine from Staten Island, New York in 1979. She especially enjoys time spent with her children and grandchildren.
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Charles W. Birdsall III,
marketing coordinator
When he's not busy in winter delivering heating oil, "Little Charlie" is immersed in marketing, advertising, promotion and new business development for the No Frills Oil Company. Now 35, he started working full-time in the family business after graduating from Ellsworth High School in 1989.
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Colleen Birdsall Mutlu,
office staff
Ever since she was old enough to master an adding machine, Colleen Birdsall Mutlu has been involved with the family business. Now 33, her two children, Emine, 9, and Michael, 7, have made the company's Route 1 headquarters something of a second home as the third generation of the Birdsall family to live and work in Hancock. Colleen is married to Savas Mutlu. |
William Birdsall,
driver/mechanic
Now 30, Bill when not delivering heating oil, he is in charge of truck maintenance. The proud father of daughter Emily, and son Henry he and his wife, Johana.
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Nicholas Birdsall,
sales
Now 26, Nick began working full-time in his family's business in the winter of 2004, after a two year stint in the U.S. Marine Corps. Along with commercial and residential sales, Nick is in charge of establishing new accounts and managing computer hardware and software upgrades. Nick has also completed driver training, and you will see him out delivering heating oil this winter. |
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Johana Birdsall,
office staff
with daughter Emily
Since she married Bill Birdsall in 1999, Johana has been one of the friendly voices No Frills' customers hear on the phone. Johana also handles accounts receivable and collections.
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Dolores Johnston,
office staff
As a dispatcher and customer service representative, Dolores Johnston, 46, has been with No Frills for five years. A lifelong resident of Hancock, she's known the Birdsall family since they arrived in Maine from Staten Island, N.Y., in 1979. |
Juanita Robbins,
office staff
The newest member of the No Frills team, Juanita Robbins, 33, of Lamoine has been busy since September 2005 mastering her data entry and sales responsibilities.
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Gordon Graham,
delivery driver
A lifelong resident of Bar Harbor, Gordon Graham, 47, has over 20 years of experience in heating oil delivery, over ten with No Frills. A 1979 graduate of the University of Maine-Orono, Gordon and his wife, Lynn, are the parents of four children. An avid long-distance runner, both Gordon and his wife recently completed the MDI Marathon together. |
David Berry,
delivery driver
Has been a No Frills team member for over 10 years, David, 39, started as a helper and then earned his Class B license and began making oil deliveries.
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Ashley Conry,
office staff
A graduate of MDI High School, Ashley has worked part-time at No Frills since February of 2005. Her responsibilities include data entry and filing. The daughter of Kevin and Barbara Conry of Hancock, she's the niece of Charlie and Kathy Birdsall.
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