Presage Paper

Presage Paper is the fictional company in Final Destination 5 where Sam Lawton and his colleagues are working. The local site (involved in Final Destination 5) consists of a manufacturing side and a sales office.
Presage (présager) is french for omen, or something that indicates the future.
The sales division is shut down by corporate headquarters after the local facilities manager, and all except 8 employees going on the corporate retreat are killed in the bridge collapse. The local manufacturing staff were not included in the trip.

Employees

Local sales division

Memorial Held for Presage Paper employees who met their demise at the North Bay Bridge.

• Dennis Lapman — Manager of local sales division of local site.
• Sam Lawton — sales division employee with poor sales record.
• Molly Harper — local sales division employee.
• Peter Friedkin — assistant manager of local sales division.
• Nathan Sears — local manufacturing division supervisor.
• Olivia Castle — local sales division employee.
• Candice Hooper — local sales division intern.
• Isaac Palmer — local tech support employee and self-professed ladies man.
• Bradley Breyer
• Chris Boylan
• David Buckler
• Robert Johnson
• Debbie White
• Jennifer Alcott
• Armond Babaian
• Stacy Nadu
• Heather Slay
• Marie Green
• Kelly Gaither
• Richard Sanchez
• Jane Woo
• Clive Morin
• Kathy Fulton
• Bruce Higgs
• Trevor Winn

Factory

• Roy Carson — local manufacturing division employee, and union locale boss.
• John — factory worker

Le Cáfe Miro 81

Le Cáfe Miro 81 is a restaurant in New York, USA and Paris, France. In Final Destination 5, Sam Lawton worked in the New York location.

Final Destination

Le Cafe Miro 81 (turns into 180, when it breaks).

In Final Destination , Alex, Clear and Carter celebrating in Paris at the restaurant. but Alex see's ominous signs that it's not over and is nearly whacked by the sign, Carter saves Alex from getting killed, but is in turn killed by it. As the next in line in Death's Plan after Alex is Carter, Death immediately targets Carter. The sign itself turns into a sign, so it reads "180" when it strikes, as it has broken, part of the 180 cliche.

Final Destination 5

Sam Lawton at work.