A native EVOS worker worked up thru July, 1989 - 

 -who was near the Corexit testing  - 

died a few months ago.  

He was barely able to stay  awake, 

he had odd bumps all over his body; 

he had a swollen testicle surgically removed.  

There are others from his group, 

though, still alive.  

North Central Alaska 

"Slim" Blood didn't work the oil spill but he was here in 1989 and he had a kidney removed; then had liver cancer- died 1999

He could have been around were things were stored... If he only had concerns with oil, 

then kidney and liver concerns, 

which are not every day occurrences, 

would not be the end result would they?

Others like Steve Provant who died of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and also like Del Welch who died of lung, liver, lymph and bone cancers

& both with diagnosed swollen gall bladders...

didn't feel they were affected by the oil or the chemicals

But did they go do Dayville Dump or come across spills of the chemicals strong in 2-butoxyethanol... either on the dock, on ships or in warehouses where chemicals were stored...?