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I do not know, but my father, Paul Reed was the creator of Reddy Ice for the Southland Corp. in the mid 70's. I know many interesting, informative, and heart warming stories about the product and the people who created and marketed it. Like the trout pond he created behind the first plant in Dallas from the runoff of snow... Or Jimmy the Greek and the destroyed Ice Delivery Machine in Vegas... l-reed@comcast.net
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