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The AWS Central Arkansas Bass Tournament on Lake Ouachita (presented by Central Arkansas AWS and Lexicon, Inc.) raised $18,000. That amount was matched by Lexicon, for a total of $36,000. A further 100% match by the American Welding Society makes for a total donation of $72,000 to the Thomas B. Schueck Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Fund had $96,000 in it already, making a grand total of $168,000! The scholarship assists qualified students across the state who are interested in pursuing a career in welding.

Fishin' and weldin'! Lexicon is proud to help put on the 4th Annual American Welding Society Central Arkansas Bass Tournament on Lake Ouachita. Sign up today and you could win the $3,000 top prize, or come join the fun on Saturday, September 11.

Lexicon has made it convenient for anyone to apply from anywhere at any time. Candidates are now able to experience a more efficient application process. If you or anyone you know is interested in joining our Lexicon family at one of the locations below, please refer them to our website to apply (other locations will be added in the near future). Current positions are posted.
Prospect Steel
Custom Metals
Lexicon Steel Fab
Sinton, Texas(New Construction)
Brandenburg, Kentucky(New Construction)

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“People, quality and safety come first at Lexicon. That’s why we will continue to wear masks, monitor temperatures and educate employees about health guidelines.” Read more from Patrick Schueck, our president and CEO, in this Talk Business & Politics-Statewide Q&A about how we’re keeping our team safe while we during :

Lexicon CEO discusses manufacturing challenges in COVID-19 pandemic - Talk Business & Politics With COVID-19 impacting all sectors of the U.S. economy, manufacturing has been one industry with its fair share of struggles. There have been essential services required to stay in business...

“Lexicon is a proven innovator and strong partner to the Little Rock community. When we needed to scale production of face shields before the peak of COVID-19 in Arkansas, it immediately went to work.” Read more from Arkansas Money & Politics about our partnership with the Little Rock Regional Chamber to help first responders on the front lines of the pandemic.

Pitching In: Lexicon Fabricators and Constructors Creates New Brackets for Face Shields - AMP The worst situations can bring out the best in the people who are impacted by them. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are worldwide shortages of supplies, including personal protective equipment, and companies are stepping up to ensure that this supply does not run out.

Alphonza Pompey retired on January 31st, after 24 years with Lexicon, Inc. For all of those years, he traveled 1.5 hours to and from work (total of 3 hours) each day.
"He will certainly be missed by all of us here in Berkeley." - Elaine West, Office Manager

LEXICON GOES SOLAR
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TOM SCHUECK...........Please join us at 3 p.m. on Sunday, March 8, 2020, at Second Presbyterian Church, 600 Pleasant Valley Dr., Little Rock, AR 72227 for a celebration of life service. A reception will follow the service at Little Rock’s Pleasant Valley Country Club. Ruebel Funeral Home will handle arrangements.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Tom’s memory to:
UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute (UAMS Institutional Advancement #716, Little Rock, AR 72205)

Our House (302 E. Roosevelt Road, Little Rock, AR 72206),

Schueck, McCarty, Lexicon, Inc. Dean’s Endowed Fund, UALR Office of Alumni and Development (2801 S. University Ave., Little Rock, AR 72204).

Obituaries - Ruebel Funeral Home Funeral Home serving Little Rock, Arkansas since 1901. Funeral arrangements and services, online obituaries, advanced planning, caskets, urns, funeral loans, and more. We are trusted professionals who become personal friends.

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It is with great saddess, that we at Prospect Steel share the news of our Founder, Tom Schueck's passing. Tom started his first company in the garage of his home with one employee...his pregnant wife Marge. Since that day, he grew his vision from that single garage to one of Arkansas's largest companies.
On a personal note....with all the growth of his vision of companies...Mr. Schueck never lost sight of how his journey reached its success....He aways spoke how important and most of all how grateful he was to his employees....he included "family" in his vision....he always made sure his employees knew how important they were to him and what a big part they played in his success....he knew how important my family was to me...therefore it was important to him....he always has alittle something on hand when my granddaughter would visit me at work. :) So please say a little extra prayer for Mrs. Schueck, Patrick, Jennifer and grandchildren..may God wrap them in HIs Amazing Grace for comfort and healing.
Angie

Tom Schueck, Lexicon Founder and Arkansas' 'Titan' of Steel, Dies at 78 Thomas B. Schueck, who founded steel company Lexicon and grew it into one of the state's largest private companies, died Tuesday morning. He was 78.

Meet our newest team member, Mike Perkins! Mike has joined Lexicon as the Safety Coordinator for Custom Metals. He will be on the ground in the shop and at field locations, working to keep safety as the top priority. His experience ranges from commercial construction to pipeline facilities for the oil and gas industry. Welcome Mike!