Randy Luckiw 1963-2024

Randy’s life will be celebrated tomorrow, Friday October 4, at the Outback Steakhouse in Castle Rock. Time- 1:00pm-4:00pm.

4687 Milestone Ln
Castle Rock, CO 80104

(Apologies for not including this information in the previous email.)

Randy (Randolph Peter) Luckiw was born on September 5, 1963 in Drumheller, Alberta.  He was the light of his mother’s life.  Randy was a big brother to his two sisters, Susan and Jodi.

Randy married the love of his life, Caroline, in 1996.  They welcomed three beautiful girls, Georgia, Samantha and Vivian, whom Randy adored.  Randy took great pride in being a “girl dad”.

He pursued a career in the oil and gas industry focusing on seismic.  From the start, he was the international man of mystery as he travelled the globe pursuing his career.  Wherever he went, Randy made life-long connections and friendships. Randy had a knack for finding the best little pubs all over the globe.  Although he held many positions within the industry, he excelled at sales, partly due to his easy going and agreeable personality.

Randy’s career took him and his family to Denver, Colorado where he continued to be a well-known part in the oil and gas industry.  Most recently, he was associated with the Colorado School of Mines and the Denver Geophysical Society.

Randy was an enthusiastic and outgoing guy.  He belonged to golf leagues and curling teams.  At the age of 59, he achieved his black belt in karate, something he was very proud of.

Randy would travel anywhere in the world for a good concert, particularly Pink Floyd.  He was always up for good music with good friends from the local pub to the largest stadiums.  Anyone that knew him, loved him.

Randy passed away on September 29, 2024.  As tragic as Randy’s sudden passing was, he was able to save lives and bring hope to other families through the Organ Donor Alliance.

He leaves to mourn his loss, his loving wife Caroline and his three precious daughters, Georgia, Samantha, and Vivian.

“Open your heart, I’m coming home”
Pink Floyd, Hey You

Donate to Caring for Randy’s Family at this time of loss.
GoFundMe organized by James Applegate.

Registration for the 29th 3D Seismic Symposium closes on March 3rd, only 18 days from today.

Click Here to register.

3DSS event information is below. Please share this message with colleagues, your former student interns, and university recruits.

Daily Schedule
All event venues are in the Ellie Caulkins Opera House,
Denver Center for the Performing Arts

Wednesday March 6, in the Chambers Grant Salon
(Enter from the pedestrian plaza, extension of Curtis St off 14th St.)
3DSS Ice Breaker 4:00pm-8:00pm
Student Challenge Bowl begins ~6:00pm

Thursday March 7, in the Studio Loft
(Enter at awning on 14th St off Champa St.)
Registration 7:00am-8:00am
Symposium 8:00am-4:00pm
Best Paper Award and Happy Hour 4:00pm-6:00pm

Kickoff Speaker: Mike McGlashan, ExxonMobil. “Leveraging Seismic Inversions & Novel Geologic Modeling Workflows to Enable Rapid Development of Guyana’s resource”.

Keynote Speaker: Manika Prasad, Colorado School of Mines. “Building CCS projects with Geophysical and Social Insights”

Manika Prasad, CSM

Technical Program

Tomorrow, AUGUST 2nd, is the last day to register for the DGS ‘ 73rd Annual Golf Tournament but “Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today”.

Join longtime friends, new friends, and colleagues for a day on the links, food, and drink. Legacy Ridge Golf Course is well maintained and less than 30 minutes’ drive from 17th & Broadway, Denver.

It will be a spectacular day, and registration is available as well as sponsorship opportunities!  Registration closes August 2, so don’t delay!

REGISTER HERE

28th 3D Seismic Symposium 2023 – March 2, 2023

In-Person at the Ellie Caulkins Studio Loft

Come join the Denver Geophysical Society 28^th 3D Seismic Symposium at the Ellie Caulkins Studio Loft in Downtown Denver!  This year’s theme is Branching Out, with a program of talks ranging from seismic acquisition, processing and interpretation to growing branches of geophysical applications in CCUS, geothermal and induced seismicity.

Arrive early to network at the 3DSS Icebreaker and cheer on university teams in the SEG Rocky Mountain Region Student Challenge Bowl on the evening of March 1st.

Stay an extra day to attend a SEG Distinguished Instructor Short Course the following Friday, March 3 at Colorado School of Mines in Golden. The SEG link is HERE.

Registration HERE

Registration will remain open through February 23.

All registrations include:

• Admission to the SEG Student Challenge Bowl and Happy Hour the evening prior (March 1)
• Sack Lunch* the day of the Symposium
• PDF of symposium Program and Abstract emailed prior to the event.

DGS Member registration: $250

Non-Member registration: $300

Discounted Registration

• Honorary Members, Students, and Unemployed Members also include Sack Lunch and PDF copy of Program & Abstracts. On Registration Page.

*No Discount if Lunch is Declined

Sponsorship:

Sponsorship Page

Sponsorship will be available through February 9th.

Our generous sponsors make this event possible! Please consider a donation to keep the Symposium alive and growing!

Sponsors will be featured on screen between presentations and the Symposium PDF. Size and placement of logo/company listing is dependent on level sponsored. 3D Seismic Symposium sponsorship is not included in your Annual DGS Sponsorship Program.

Location: Ellie Caulkins Studio Loft, Denver, CO 80202

Program:

(Order and timing of presentations to be determined)

Registration HERE