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We wish to thank the many reviewers who gave of their time and expertise to assure readers of the quality of peer‐reviewed articles published in Journal AWWA.

I was meeting him for the first time. I was nervous ‐ he was a big deal ‐ represented life itself. Moisture formed on the palms of my hands, beads of water appeared on my forehead, and suddenly I had cottonmouth ‐ I could use a glass of water … but would that be insulting? It was a couple of weeks before ACE15 and AWWA's newest member and mascot, Eddy, was in town. I was going to sit down with him and get to know him better. Then I thought to myself, what about the furniture? Should I put a towel down to protect it? Maybe some plastic? Then he flowed in ‐ calm and confident, with a cool, ice‐like demeanor, kind of like he covered 70% of the world. He put me at ease right away and we sat down to begin the interview.

Two articles were published with incorrect digital object identifiers (DOIs) in the January 2016 issue of Journal AWWA. The full citations with corrected DOIs are as follows: • LaFrance, D.B., 2016. Open Channel—Who Knew Where the Path Would Lead? Journal AWWA, 108:1:10. http://doi.org/10.5942/jawwa.2016.108.0201. •McGuire, M.J., 2016. Inside Insight—Infrastructure and Financial Planning Versus Dystopia. Journal AWWA, 108:1:2. http://doi.org/10.5942/jawwa.2016.108.0202. In the People in the News section of the November 2016 issue of Journal AWWA (Vol. 108 No. 11 p. 25), a name was misspelled in the obituaries. Journal AWWA apologies for this error. The corrected listing is included here: Kerwin L. Rakness, Fort Collins, Colo.; Life Member Award 2015, Silver Water Drop Award 2015

We wish to thank the many reviewers who gave of their time and expertise to assure readers of the quality of peer-reviewed articles published in Journal AWWA.

LaFrance explores the question of whether fate or choice determines the direction of one's life and the interconnections that form unbeknownst to us as we travel on our separate journeys. Our life experiences can often follow parallel paths, ultimately culminating in synchronous events that bring us together. He chronicles his personal trek through time against the backdrop of AWWA's Annual Conference & Exposition.

We wish to thank the many reviewers who gave of their time and expertise to assure readers of the quality of peer-reviewed articles published in Journal AWWA.

We wish to thank the many reviewers who gave of their time and expertise to assure readers of the quality of peer-reviewed articles published in Journal AWWA (from October 26, 2013, to October 24, 2014).

Compilation of several letters regarding articles published in past issues of Journal AWWA.

Journal AWWA thanks the many reviewers who gave of their time and expertise.

In the section, “2017 AWWA Awards” in the September 2017 issue of Journal AWWA (Vol. 109, No. 9, p.26), one of the Honorary Member Award recipients was inadvertently left off of the listing. Nancy McTigue was a recipient of this award. Journal AWWA regrets the error.