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1. Is your Subsistence Claim based on hunting


and/or fishing losses?
2. Do you ever hunt or fish for pleasure or sport?

D
D

Hunting
Yes

!RI

Fishing

l:&l

No

3. Are you a Commercial Fisherman or Seafood


l:&l Yes
D No
Crew?
4. List the species of Game or Seafood that you hunted and/or fished for subsistence use in the year
before the Spill, and identify the time periods or seasons throughout the year when you hunted
and/or fished each species.
Crab
5. Provide the quantity of each species of Game and/or Seafood you fished and/or hunted in each time
period or season during the year before the Spill, including the amount you consumed and the amount
you gave to your family for their personal consumption or for the purposes of barter.
500.00 Lbs.

6. Identify the specific family members (including you) who relied on each of the species of Game or
Seafood that you hunted and/or fished before the Spill. List each family member and provide a description
of his or her relationship to you (e.g., wife, mother, daughter, aunt). To the extent that your or your family's reliance
on certain species varies by time period or season, describe that variation below.
Ray Herron (Step-Father); Barry Herron (Brother); Matt Herron (Brother); Michael Herron (Brother); Sheena Herron
(Step-Sister); Horse Maise (Father-In-Law); Nola Maise (Mother-In-Law); Cheryl Creppel (Sister-In-Law)
7. Provide a specific description of where you hunted and/or fished for each species in the Gulf of Mexico
before the Spill. In addition to the written description below, also provide a map that identifies where
you hunted and/or fished each species in the Gulf of Mexico before the Spill.
Plaquemines Parish
10. Out of the total quantity of Game and/or Seafood you and your family relied on before the Spill,
approximately what percentage by species and location came from areas that were later closed,
impaired, or harmed because of the Spill?

100 %
4. List the species of Game or Seafood that you hunted and/or fished for subsistence use in the year
before the Spill, and identify the time periods or seasons throughout the year when you hunted
and/or fished each species.
Fish

s.

Provide the quantity of each species of Game and/or Seafood you fished and/or hunted in each time
period or season during the year before the Spill, including the amount you consumed and the amount
you gave to your family for their personal consumption or for the purposes of barter.
100.00 Lbs.

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6. Identify the specific family members (including you) who relied on each of the species of Game or
Seafood that you hunted and/or fished before the Spill. List each family member and provide a description
of his or her relationship to you (e.g., wife, mother, daughter, aunt). To the extent that your or your family's reliance
on certain species varies by time period or season, describe that variation below.
Ray Herron (Step-Father); Barry Herron (Brother); Matt Herron (Brother); Michael Herron (Brother); Sheena Herron
(Step-Sister); Horse Maise (Father-In-Law); Nola Maise (Mother-In-Law); Cheryl Creppel (Sister-In-Law)

7. Provide a specific description of where you hunted and/or fished for each species in the Gulf of Mexico
before the Spill. In addition to the written description below, also provide a map that identifies where
you hunted and/or fished each species in the Gulf of Mexico before the Spill.
Plaquemines Parish

10. Out of the total quantity of Game and/or Seafood you and your family relied on before the Spill,
approximately what percentage by species and location came from areas that were later closed,
impaired, or harmed because of the Spill?
100 %

4. List the species of Game or Seafood that you hunted and/or fished for subsistence use in the year
before the Spill, and identify the time periods or seasons throughout the year when you hunted
and/or fished each species.
Shrimp

5. Provide the quantity of each species of Game and/or Seafood you fished and/or hunted in each time
period or season during the year before the Spill, including the amount you consumed and the amount
you gave to your family for their personal consumption or for the purposes of barter.
2000.00 Lbs.

6. Identify the specific family members (including you) who relied on each of the species of Game or
Seafood that you hunted and/or fished before the Spill. List each family member and provide a description
of his or her relationship to you (e.g., wife, mother, daughter, aunt). To the extent that your or your family's reliance
on certain species varies by time period or season, describe that variation below.
Ray Herron (Step-Father); Barry Herron (Brother); Matt Herron (Brother); Michael Herron (Brother); Sheena Herron
(Step-Sister); Horse Maise (Father-In-Law); Nola Maise (Mother-In-Law); Cheryl Creppel (Sister-In-Law)

7. Provide a specific description of where you hunted and/or fished for each species in the Gulf of Mexico
before the Spill. In addition to the written description below, also provide a map that identifies where
you hunted and/or fished each species in the Gulf of Mexico before the Spill.
Plaquemines Parish

10. Out of the total quantity of Game and/or Seafood you and your family relied on before the Spill,
approximately what percentage by species and location came from areas that were later closed,
impaired, or harmed because of the Spill?
100 %

4. List the species of Game or Seafood that you hunted and/or fished for subsistence use in the year
before the Spill, and identify the time periods or seasons throughout the year when you hunted
and/or fished each species.

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Oyster

5. Provide the quantity of each species of Game and/or Seafood you fished and/or hunted in each time
period or season during the year before the Spill, including the amount you consumed and the amount
you gave to your family for their personal consumption or for the purposes of barter.
6.00 Sacks

6. Identify the specific family members (including you) who relied on each of the species of Game or
Seafood that you hunted and/or fished before the Spill. List each family member and provide a description
of his or her relationship to you (e.g., wife, mother, daughter, aunt). To the extent that your or your family's reliance
on certain species varies by time period or season, describe that variation below.
Ray Herron (Step-Father); Barry Herron (Brother); Matt Herron (Brother); Michael Herron (Brother); Sheena Herron
(Step-Sister); Horse Maise (Father-In-Law); Nola Maise (Mother-In-Law); Cheryl Creppel (Sister-In-Law)

7. Provide a specific description of where you hunted and/or fished for each species in the Gulf of Mexico
before the Spill. In addition to the written description below, also provide a map that identifies where
you hunted and/or fished each species in the Gulf of Mexico before the Spill.
Plaquemines Parish

10. Out of the total quantity of Game and/or Seafood you and your family relied on before the Spill,
approximately what percentage by species and location came from areas that were later closed,
impaired, or harmed because of the Spill?
100 %

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8. Do you fish or hunt to ha1Vest, catch, barter,


consume, or trade Gulf of Mexico natural resources
(including Seafood and Game), in a traditional or
customary manner, to sustain your basic personal
or family dietary, economic security, shelter, tool,
or clothing needs?

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Yes

No

If you checked "Yes" for Question 8, explain.


To provide groceries as a means of supplementing the dietary needs of both myself and my family.

9. Describe the equipment and methods you use to hunt and/or fish for subsistence use.
Trawl nets, vessel, traps.

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11. Did you continue to fish and/or hunt for subsistence


purposes alferthe Spill?

Yes

IBl

No

If you checked "Yes," for Question 11, provide a specific description of where and what species you fished
and/or hunted for subsistence purposes between April 20, 2010 and December 31, 2011, and what
quantity of Game and/or Seafood you were able to catch over that period.

12. Did you stop fishing and/or hunting for subsistence


purposes in areas that where closed, impaired, or
harmed because of the Spill?

IBl

Yes

No

If you check "Yes," for Question 12, identify the area, and your best estimate of when those areas were
closed, and the dates you resumed fishing and/or hunting in those areas. If you are asserting that an
area was not closed but was impaired or harmed, also describe the impairment or harm. (Attach additional
sheets if you need more space.)
Fishing or Hunting Area

Plaquemines Parish

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Dates Closed or Impaired/Harmed

From _1_J_]J)_j 2010 to -1L)_J__J 2012


(Month/Day/Year)
(Month/Day/Year)
If not
basis of impairment:

Date You
Resumed Hunting
and/or Fishing

-1LJ_J__j

2012

(Month/Day/Year)

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1. If You Have Your Own Attorney. Unless you check the box below, the Claims Administrator will make any
payments jointly to you and to your attorney, which means that both you and your attorney will need to endorse the
check before a bank will honor it.

!:RI Check here if you want the Claims Administrator to make payments in connection with this and any other claim
you may file in the Deepwater Horizon Economic and Property Settlement only to your attorney. This means that
the Claims Administrator will send your payment to your attorney, who will then pay you pursuant to the retainer
agreement you have with him/her.

2. If You Do Not Have Your Own Attorney. If you have not retained an attorney to represent you in connection
with your Spill-related claim, the Claims Administrator will make any payments to which you are entitled directly to
you by check. Payment checks will be sent by First Class Mail to the address you provided in the Registration Form o
to the address that the Claims Administrator confirms for you during the processing of your Claim. You have an

obligation to notify the Claims Administrator if your address changes.


The Claims Administrator will report annually to federal and state taxing authorities, using a Form 1099 or state form
equivalent, for certain payments made. The Claims Administrator will send you a copy of that form, but cannot give
you any tax advice regarding any payment issued to you. You should consult with your own tax advisor to determine
the tax impact of any payment you receive from the Claims Administrator.

3. Garnishments, Liens and other Attachments. Legally authorized garnishments, liens, or similar forms of
attachments relating to your claim will be honored and deducted from your payment.

4. W-9 Form Requirement. All claimants must provide a W-9 Form. To obtain a copy of that form, go to
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I certify and declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. Section 1746 that the information provided in this
Claim Form is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge, and that supporting documents attached to or submitted in
connection with this form and the information contained therein are true, accurate, and complete to the best of my
knowledge, and I understand that false statements or claims made in connection with this Claim Form may result in fines,
imprisonment, and/or any other remedy available by law to the Federal Government, and that suspicious claims will be
forwarded to federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies for possible investigation and prosecution.
By submitting this Claim Form, I consent to the use and disclosure by the Claims Administrator and those assisting the
Claims Administrator of any information about me that they believe necessary and/or helpful to process my claim for
compensation and any payment resulting from that claim.

Signature:

/S/ Soren Gisleson

Date:

_Q_j_L_j 2012
(Month/Day/Year)

The claimant must sign this Claim Form personally. No one can sign on behalf of the claimant unless the claimant is
deceased, a Minor, or Incompetent. If the claimant is deceased, a Minor, or Incompetent, an authorized Representative
may sign.

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6.

see Exhibit A

7.

see Exhibit A

8.

see Exhibit A

9.

see Exhibit A

Relationship: step-sister
Name: Horse Maise

Name: Nola Maise


Relationship: mother in law
Name: Cheryl Crepppel
Relationship: sister in law

Relationship:
Name:

11.

Relationship:
Name:

12.

Relationship:

c.

Male

Iii Female

Iii Male D

Relationship: father in law

Name:

10.

Name: Sheena Herron

25

Female

80

Male

Iii Female

77

Male

Iii Female

55

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

PERCENT OF WEEKLY PROTEIN SUPPUEO BY SUBSISTENCE Acn:vrrIES

You must state the total percent of weekly protein you consumed or supplied to each family member as a result of your
subsistence activities. For example, if the fish you caught provided half of the total protein a family member ate during
the week, then you would write or type 50% in the column labeled "Percent of Weekly Protein" for that family member.
Percent of Weekly
Protein

Claimant or Family Member Name

1.

Kim Champlain - 70%

2.

Ray Herron - 70%

3.

Barry Herron - 70%

4.

Matt Herron - 70%

5.

Michael Herron - 70%

6.

Sheena Herron - 70%

7.

Horse Maise - 70%

D.

NAME OF T:HE PERSON WHO COMpLETED THIS FORM

In the space below, print or type the date you completed this form, your name, and your relationship to the claimant
(e.g. self, attorney or CADA Team).

Date Completed:

__:!__:!__;

12

(Month/Day/Year)

Soren Gisleson
Name (Printed or Typed)

Attorney
Relationsh.!Q_ to Claimant

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Claimant: Kim Champlin
Exhibit A: Species Detail

crab, shrimp, oyster, flounder, redflsh

Part 8. contd. Age and Gender Information


No.

13
14
15
16
17
18

19

No.
8

9
10
11
12

13

Species

Claimant or Family Member Name and


Name:

Gender

Age

Name:
Relationship:
Name:
Relationship:
Name:
Relationship:
Name:
Relationship:
Name:
Relationship:
Name:
Relationship:
Part C. contd. Percent of Weekly Protein Supplied by Subsistence Activities
Claimant or Family Member Name
% of
Nola Maise
Cheryl Creppe l

70%
70%

Protein

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CLAIMS CENTER
ECONOMIC & PROPERTY DAMAGE Ct.AlHS

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CiJl..IM.ll.NT AND FAM!L'Y MEMBER INFORMATION

In the section below, you must state: (A) your name or the name of the family member who relied on your subsistence
activities; (B) age at the time that your losses began; (C) gender; (D) Social Security Number; and (E) percent of your or
your family member's total diet provided by your subsistence activities. The Claims Administrator will not pay consumption
losses in excess of 45% of a claimant or a family member's diet. The Claims Administrator determined that 45% is the
maximum reasonable percentage a claimant may claim to have come from subsistence activities. Example: If you could not
harvest Seafood or Game beginning on 4/20/10, you were 50 years old on that date and20%of the food you eat comes from
_y_our harvests _y_ou would com_Qlete the table as seen in the exam_Qle below.

A. Name

c. Gender

B.Age

:; Exi'

Jol)n Poe

50

[g] Male

1.

Kim Champlin

54

2.

Ray Herron

67

3.

Barry Herron

53

4.

Matt Herron

49

s.

Michael Herron

36

6.

Sheena Herron

25

7.

Horace Maise

80

8.

Nola Maise

77

Ill Male
Ill Male
Ill Male
Ill Male
Ill Male
D Male
Ill Male
D Male

9.

Cheryl Creppel

55

0Male

10.

Male

D.SodalSecurity
Number

E. Percent of Diet From


Subsistence Activities
(Maximum Allowable4SO/o)

123-45-6789

20to

D Female
D Female
D Female
D Female
D Female
D Female
Ill Female
D Female
Ill Female
Ill Female
D Female
D.

45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%

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SIGNATURE

I certify and declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. Section 1746 that all the information I have provided in
this Interview Form (and in any pages I have attached to or submitted with this Interview Form to provide additional
information requested in this Interview Form) is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge, and that supporting
documents attached to or submitted with this Interview Form and the information contained therein are true, accurate, and
complete to the best of my knowledge, and I understand that false statements or claims made in connection with this
Interview Form may result in fines, imprisonment, and/or any other remedy available by law to the Federal Government, and
that suspicious claims will be forwarded to federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies for possible investigation and
prosecution.
An attorney may sign the claimant's name on this Interview Form if the claimant has authorized the attorney in a Power of
Attorney Agreement, a retainer agreement, or other document signed by the claimant in which the claimant has authorized
the attorney or law firm to pursue claims for the claimant arising out of the Deepwater Horizon Incident. If the attorney
chooses this option, the attorney must either submit, or have already submitted, a PDF of the signed authorization from the
claimant before the signature can be accepted. If the attorney does not have a signed authorization from the claimant, the
attorney may use the Power of Attorney Form created by the Claims Administrator for this purpose (POA-1), which is
available using the Forms section of the website, www.deepwaterhorizonsettlements.com.
As the authorized attorney, by signing below, you are certifying that you have the required written authorization from the
claimant to pursue claims for the claimant arising out of the Deepwater Horizon Incident on their behalf and have submitted
this authorization.

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Claimant ID:
Claim ID:

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CLAIMS CENTER
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Claimant
Signature

13

Signature

(Month/Day/Year)

Date
Signed:

Name (Printed or Typed)

Attorney
Signature

13

Signature

Soren Gisleson

(MonthfDay{Year)

Date
Signed:

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Claimant ID:
Claim ID:

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_before_
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Length of Claimant's Employment

(Month/oayiYeer)

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Claimant's Wage Rate Per Trtp

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bip In payment for labor.

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D Weekly 0

Monthly

Inltlal11

Address

Identify your relatlonshlp to


the Claimant.

Non-Relative

DeScrlbe
Pound/Sacks:

Claimant provides the followlng each week for me:

In Exchange For:
(For Bartering Only) Clalmant provides the
following each week for me:

Pound/sacks:

In Exchange For:

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Address

Identify your relatJonshlp to


the Claimant.

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Zip

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Non-Relative

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Pound/Sacks:
Claimant provides the followlng each week for me:

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In Exchange For:
(For Bartering Only) Claimant provides the
following each week for me:

Pound/Sacks:
In Exchange For:

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I
I certify and declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1746 that all the Information I have proV!ded In this
statement (and In any documents or other attachments submitted with this statement) Is true and correct

Date
Signed

utlit!L
(Month/Day/Year)

Name (Printed o Typed)

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Length of Claimant's Employment
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Initials:

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the Claimant.

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Pound/Sacks:
Clalmant provides the follbwlng each week for me:

In .Exchange For:
(For Bartering Only) Claimant provides the
following each week for me:

Pound/Sacks:
In Exchange For:

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I certify and declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1746 that all the Information I have provided In this
Statement (and In any documents or other attachments submitted with this Statement) Is true and correct.

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Date

Signed

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(Month/Day/Year)

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Length of Claimant's Employmeht


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b1p In payment for labor.

Hourly ;.-' ually

(Month/OayiYeer)

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Inltla1s=

Address

Identify your relatlonshlp to


the Claimant.

Relatlve
Non-Relatlve

DeSa1be
Pound/Sacks:

Claimant provides the following each week for me:

In Exchange For:
(For Bartering Only) Claimant provides the
following each week for me:

Pound/Sacks:
In Exchange For:

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I certify and declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. _1746 that all the lnfomtatlon I have provided In this
Statement (and In any documents or other attachments submitted with this Statement) Is true and correct.

.
Date

Gt

Signed

(Month/Day/Year)

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Length of Clalmant's Employment


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trtp In payment for labor.

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lnltlals'

Address

Identify your relattonshlp to

the Claimant.

Non-Relative
Describe Relationship:
Pound/Sacks:

Claimant provides the following each weak for me:


In Exchange For:
(For Bartering Only) Claimant provides the
followlng each week for me:

Pound/Sacks:
In .:xchange For:

Relative

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I certify and declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. .1?46 tliatall thelnformatlon I have provided In this
Statement (and In any documents or other attachments submitted with this Statement) Is true and correct.

Date

Signed

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(Month/Day/Year)

Third Party Signature

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Name (Pr1nted or Typed)

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1'cert:1Fy and declare under penalty of perjury pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 1746 that all the Information I have proVlded In this
statement (and In any documents or other attachments submitted with this Statement) Is true and rorrect.

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5c.

Did the claimant identify his or her fishing and/or hunting grounds?

Yes

5d.

Did the claimant describe the equipment he or she used to fish and/or hunt?

Yes

5e.

Did the claimant identify the percentage of Subsistence resources he or she relied
on pre-Spill that came from areas that were closed or impaired due to or resulting
from the Spill?

Yes

Did the claimant sign the Claim Form or Claimant Sworn Written Statement?

Yes

5f.

6.

Identify the species and amount(s) of Seafood and/or Game the claimant could not
obtain for Subsistence use?

Not Provided

Species

7.

Species

Weight

Percentage Distributed
as Food

Percent Bartered

Blue Crab

500.00

100.00

0.00

Flounder

50.00

100.00

0.00

Oysters

6500.00

100.00

0.00

Redfish (Red Drum)

50.00

100.00

0.00

Shrimp

800.00

100.00

0.00

Identify the information the claimant included in a Subsistence Claimant Sworn Written Statement for
Bartering Losses.

Not Provided

Not Provided

7a. Does the claimant barter exclusively under one or more Commercial Fishing Licenses?
7b. Identify the location(s) where the claimant bartered Seafood or Game.
C"ty
1

St t
a e

Dealers/Fresh Products License


Submitted?

Claimant Bartered with


License Dealer?

?f Did the claimant identify or submit: (1) rules that specifically authorize bartering activity; or (2)
rules that confirm that bartering activity is not prohibited in the claimed location(s)?
7g. Identify the rules the claimant submitted to verify his or her legal bartering activity.

7h. Did the claimant or claimant's attorney sign the Claimant Sworn Written Statement?

B.

Identify the information a third party barterer included in his or her Third Party Sworn Written
Statement:

Not Provided

Ba Did the third party identify the species and amount of each species he or she bartered with the
claimant?
Sb. Did the third party identify the frequency in which he or she bartered with the claimant?

Be Did the third party identify the types of items, services or goods the claimant received in
exchange for Seafood or Game?
Bd . Did the third party sign the Sworn Written Statement?
9.

Identify the Claimed Loss Period(s):

04/20/2010
10.

12/31/2011

Identify the claimant's fishing and/or hunting location Closure Period.

Not Provided

Unverified

Not Provided

Case 2:10-md-02179-CJB-SS Document 13575-8 Filed 10/29/14 Page 40 of 56


Fishing Closure(s):

Location: Louisiana

Closure

.
,

Hunting or Fishing

Location

Closure Start Date

Closure End Date

Fishing

Louisiana

06/02/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/20/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

08/14/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

01/12/2011

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/15/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/09/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/10/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/29/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

09/23/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/07/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/12/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/05/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/14/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/15/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/16/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/02/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/22/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/01/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/18/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/09/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/25/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/23/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/19/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/26/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/14/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/21/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/12/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/07/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/03/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/08/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/24/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/28/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/06/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/27/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

11/04/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/18/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

12/07/2010

04/29/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

10/25/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

09/25/2010

01/12/2011

Case 2:10-md-02179-CJB-SS Document 13575-8 Filed 10/29/14 Page 41 of 56


Fishing

Louisiana

08/21/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

09/08/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/21/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/12/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/06/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

04/30/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/28/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/27/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/07/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/26/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/08/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/06/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/24/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/09/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/22/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/12/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/14/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/03/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/15/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/02/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/21/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/20/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/23/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/19/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

06/25/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/18/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/01/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/16/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/02/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/15/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/05/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/14/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/07/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/12/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/14/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

04/30/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

07/29/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/10/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

05/09/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

08/20/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

08/14/2010

01/12/2011

Fishing

Louisiana

09/23/2010

01/12/2011

Case 2:10-md-02179-CJB-SS Document 13575-8 Filed 10/29/14 Page 43 of 56


11c. Member Name:

Herron, Ray

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

67

11e. Date of Birth

Date of Death

11f. Social Security Number:


11g. Gender:

11 h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

11a. Relationship:

11b. Name:

Barry Herron

11c. Member Name:

Herron, Barry

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

53

Male

Claimant

Female

11e. Date of Birth

Not Provided

Family Member

Date of Death

11f. Social Security Number:


11g. Gender:

11 h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

11a. Relationship:

11 b. Name:

Matt Herron

11c. Member Name:

Herron, Matt

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

49

Male

Claimant

Female

11e. Date of Birth

Not Provided

Family Member

Date of Death

11f. Social Security Number:


11 g. Gender:

11 h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

11a. Relationship:

11b. Name:

Michael Herron

11c. Member Name:

Herron, Michael

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

36

Male

Claimant

Female

11e. Date of Birth

Not Provided

Family Member

Date of Death

11 f. Social Security Number:


11g. Gender:

11h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

11a. Relationship:

11b. Name:

Sheena Herron

11c. Member Name:

Herron, Sheena

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

25

Male

Claimant

Female

Not Provided

Family Member

Date of Death

11e. Date of Birth


11f. Social Security Number:
11g. Gender:

11 h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

Male

Female

Not Provided

Case 2:10-md-02179-CJB-SS Document 13575-8 Filed 10/29/14 Page 44 of 56


11a. Relationship:

11b. Name:

Horace Maise

11c. Member Name:

Maise, Horace

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

80

Claimant

11e. Date of Birth

Family Member

Date of Death

11f. Social Security Number:


11g. Gender:

11 h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

11a. Relationship:

11b. Name:

Nola Maise

11c. Member Name:

Maise, Nola

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

77

Male

Claimant

Female

11e. Date of Birth

Not Provided

Family Member

Date of Death

11f. Social Security Number:

11g. Gender:

11h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

11a. Relationship:

11b. Name:

Cheryl Crepppel

11c. Member Name:

Crepppel, Cheryl

11d. Age Reported on Interview Form:

55

Male

Claimant

Female

11e. Date of Birth

Not Provided

Family Member

Date of Death

11f. Social Security Number:


11g. Gender:

11 h. Percent of Diet from Subsistence Activities

45.00

Male

Female

Not Provided

Step 2: Summary

Distribution
Family Member

Member Name

Age

Gender

Reasonable
Daily
Percent of
Allowable
Calorie
Diet from
Subsistence Consumption Subsistence
Calories

Status of
SSN

Barry Herron

Herron, Barry

53

Male

45.00

3200.00

1440.00

Unverified Tax ID Not


Provided

Cheryl Crepppel

Crepppel, Cheryl

55

Female

45.00

2400.00

1080.00

Unverified Tax ID Not


Provided

Case 2:10-md-02179-CJB-SS Document 13575-8 Filed 10/29/14 Page 45 of 56


Unverified Tax ID Not
Provided

Horace Maise

Maise, Horace

80

Male

45.00

2600.00

1170.00

Kim Champlin

Champlin, Kim

50

Male

45.00

3700.00

1665.00

Verified

Matt Herron

Herron, Matt

49

Male

45.00

3300.00

1485.00

Unverified Tax ID Not


Provided

Michael Herron

Herron, Michael

36

Male

45.00

3300.00

1485.00

Unverified Tax ID Not


Provided

Nola Maise

Maise, Nola

77

Female

45.00

2200.00

990.00

Unverified Tax ID Not


Provided

Ray Herron

Herron, Ray

67

Male

45.00

3000.00

1350.00

Unverified Tax ID Not


Provided

Sheena Herron

Herron, Sheena

25

Female

45.00

2600.00

1170.00

Unverified Tax ID Not


Provided

26300.00

11835.00

Totals
Harvest
Species

Gross Harvest
Loss (lbs.)

Consumable
Portion of
Harvest

Consumable
Retail
Product

Avg Price 2010

Avg Price
2011

Loss Days

Blue Crab

500.00

17

85.00

$7.64

$8.57

Flounder

50.00

39

19.50

$4.17

Oysters

6,500.00

11

715.00

Redfish (Red
Drum)

50.00

41

Shrimp

800.00

46

Loss
2010

% Loss 2011

444

18.00%

82.00%

$4.19

444

18.00%

82.00%

$6.27

$5.99

444

18.00%

82 .00%

20.50

$6.55

$6.46

444

18.00%

82.00%

368.00

$6.26

$6.75

444

18.00%

82.00%

0/o

Totals
Consumed/Bartered Calculations
Bartered

Consumed

Total

Species

Total Retail
Value 2010

Total Retail
Value 2011

D/o
Consumed

Kcal/lbs.

Total Caloric
Value
Consumed

Total
Retail
Value
2010

Total
Retail
Value 2011

Blue Crab

$116.89

$597.33

100.00%

395.00

33,575.00

$0.00

$0.00

0.00%

$714.22

Shrimp

$414.66

$2,036.88

100.00%

322.00

118,496.00

$0.00

$0.00

0.00%

$2,451.54

Oysters

$806.95

$3,511.94

100.00%

231.00

165,165.00

$0.00

$0.00

0.00%

$4,318.89

Flounder

$14.64

$67.00

100.00%

318.00

6,201.00

$0.00

$0.00

0.00%

$81.63

Redfish (Red
Drum)

$24.17

$108.59

100.00%

544.00

11,152.00

$0.00

$0.00

0.00%

$132.76

Totals

334,589.00

O/o

Bartered

Total Post
Spill Retail
Value

Case 2:10-md-02179-CJB-SS Document 13575-8 Filed 10/29/14 Page 46 of 56


Calculation

Retail Value - Consumed

$7,699.04

Retail Value - Bartered

$0.00

Loss Period in Days

444

Total caloric Value Consumed

334,589.00

Daily caloric Value Consumed

753.58

Daily Allowable Subsistence calories

11,835.00

Consumption to Distribution Ratio

0.06

Value of Lost Harvest - Consumed if [CR]<l

7,699.04

Total Compensation Amount Pre RTP

7,699.04

RTP(2.25)

17,322.84

Total Compensation Amount

25,021.88

Incompleteness Reason
Reason Number

Description

Denial Reason
Reason Number

Description

Result
Claim Result

Compensation Amount

Payable

$25,021.88

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