Curtis, with his wife Boonlai are grateful children of God, who love blessing the world around them as they develop their talents. The name White Horse was chosen because the proverbial savior of the day rides in on a white horse. They are devoted servants helping each other, their friends, and customers as needs arise. Boonlai is a superb Thai cook, and Curtis helps people check gasses in metals.

At 12 years old, he was such a popular guest at the local TV repair shop, they offered him his first job fixing TVs on Saturdays to help support his electronics hobby.

Curtis worked as an avionics service engineer and took responsibility for projects that developed his engineering skills for electronic design, packaging and production.

Curtis answered a call to provide maintenance and repairs on LECO interstitial gas analyzers, and was well-received as he opened White Horse Technical Services (WHTS).

Curtis accepted an invitation to become an active member of ASTM's committee E01 on Analytical Chemistry for Metals, Ores, and Related Materials. He actively assists the comittee to prepare, evaluate, and issue test methods, practices, guides, and terminology for chemical analysis of metals, and other practices including interlaboratory testing and statistical evaluation (E11) on Quality and Statistics.

NIST Brought their first high precision hydrogen-in-titanium pin SRM to the market to replace the chip SRM material they offered previously (NIST SRM2453a, @ 126.8 +/- 2.5 mg/kg), made by WHRM. White Horse Reference Materials receved world-wide recognition for the production of premium reference materials.

WHRM produced an ultra-low RM and three commonly requested values:

WHRM-TBa @ 1.8 +/- 0.5 mg/kg

WHRM-TJa @ 131 +/- 3 mg/kg

WHRM-THa @ 88.4 +/- 1.3 mg/kg

WHRM-TMa @ 216.2 +/- 2.5 mg/kg

By request, WHRM produced two Process Control Standard iRMs:

WHRM-TRHHa @ 88 s = 0.67 mg/kg

WHRM-TMa @ 216 s=0.74 mg/kg