<< back A native of Texas where she matriculated at the University of Texas, Mrs. Borrmann has always been actively involved in the Company so that when George Borrmann died in 1973, the Company was able to continue uninterrupted operation under her leadership. As a result, with her guidance, the company has been able to sustain its record of growth and achievement and of providing superior service to its customers. Mrs. Borrmann has represented the U.S. Steel industry at various national and international functions such as the Belgian World Steel Service Center Convention. Always active in cultural, civic and charitable endeavors, Mrs. Borrmann has served as chapter president of the Navy League of the United States, and is a life member of "Las Carina", the support group for Los Angeles Retarded Children's Foundation. Her other charitable activities include : Life member of the Mary and Joseph League. Commander in the Knights of St. Lazarus and member of "The Muses", the support group of the Los Angeles Museum of Science and Industry. Today the Borrmann Steel Company remains a model for steel service centers. As they have throughout its history, watchwords of the Company continue to be : Quality, Integrity, and Service.