SPECIAL ELECTION EDITIONOF THE CONDUIT

JUNE 2014

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KIMBERLY M. PIRRONE - ELECTION JUDGE

The sole purpose of this publication and special election edition of the Conduit is to familiarize the membership of Local 25, IBEW with the candidates’ qualifi cations and past history involving Local 25, elected offi ces held, committees, schools, appointments, etc.The information hereby received by the Election Committee is true and factual to the best of the candidates’ knowledge.

Good luck to all candidates!Brothers and Sisters, be sure to come out and vote.

The date is Tuesday, June 10, 2014The hours are 1:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

In the event of a runoff, elections will be heldTUESDAY, JULY 1, 2014 FROM 1:30 p.m. TO 9:00 p.m.

KIMBERLY M. PIRRONE ELECTION JUDGE

“Long Islanders Serving the Electrical Needs of Nassau and Suffolk Counties For Over 80 Years”

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JOHN GUADAGNOCard #D677711

Nominated by Jim WisdomSeconded by Jack Majkut

It is with great pride and anticipation that I accept the nomination for President. For 31 years I have been an involved member of our great Local. On June 10th, I ask for your support. I guarantee my dedication to represent you proudly.

Experience• “Conduit” 1987-2006• Chairman VSSC Committee• Christmas Committee (Santa)• Work Sharing Committee• JATC Instructor 2001-2006• Elected Election Teller 1987-1999• Foreman 1995-2006• Examining Board 2002-2003• Executive Board 2003-2006• Treasurer 2006• Organizer/Business Rep 2006-present• 2011 Delegate to the International

Convention• Negotiations Committee • 2004 “A” Construction • 2007, 2010, 2012 & 2013 Residential/CW/CE • 2009-Neon Sign • 2014 Maintenance

Education• Graduate Apprenticeship

Program-1987• Graduate Foreman’s School• Graduate 4-year Electrical Technology

Degree• Graduate NJATC Train the Trainer

Program• University of Tennessee-2005• Graduate 2-year Shop Steward

Program 2003-2004

I have the highest regard for Local Union #25 and its members. I have always done my best to represent this Local. I urge you to vote for honesty, experience, and unity.

Elect John GuadagnoPresident

Nominated by John GuadagnoSeconded by James Malley

Dear Brothers and Sisters:

I am honored and grateful to be your Vice President. As Chairman of the Executive Board, I have used my Committee experi-ences, Union upbringing, and formal edu-cation as a guide to better our way of life.

Please come down to our Union Hall on June 10th to elect the worthy can-didates deserving of your vote. This privilege and tradition is there for us all to make the right choices to help shape our future in Local 25! Thank you again!

Yours in solidarity, Sean T. Plant

Nominated by AJ Mc AteerSeconded by Brian Kearney

It has been an honor and privilege to serve on the Executive Board for the last 7 years. I have been a proud member of Local 25 for over 21 years. I come from a strong union family and have been instilled with these hard working union values and work ethics that I bring to the Recording Secretary posi-tion. I have served on and chaired many committees and have answered the call to help whenever needed. I bring honesty, integrity and strong values to you, the members of Local 25. Thank you for your continued support.

Service School• Graduate of Local 25 “A” Construction

Apprenticeship • Graduate of Cornell and Dowling

Labor Studies Shop Steward Program • Graduate of the Long Island Federation

of Labor Leadership Program• High voltage splicing • OSHA 10 and 30• NFPA-70E• CPR/First Aid• CDL - crane license

Committee’s • Softball Committee Chairman (&

player on softball team)• Christmas Committee• Bylaw Committee• Chairman - Shop Steward Committee• Chairman - Wage and Policy

Committee• Executive Board Committee and

Secretary

Fraternally yours, Sean P. Meehan

SEAN P. MEEHANCard # D912966

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SEAN T. PLANTCard # A159709

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Nominated by Sean PlantSeconded by Brian R. Kearney

It is an honor to be nominated for Finan-cial Secretary of our fine Local. Since joining in 1979 it has been my mission to be involved and educate myself for these responsibilities. As you can see through my involvement, the more I served, the more I educated myself. I have made many improvements for our members as your Financial Secretary. One example is, in the past year, reducing delinquencies from dues check-off by 70%.

OFFICES • Examining Board• Secretary of the Executive Board• Vice President • Trustee on Pension, Health & Benefi t

and BEWCO • Financial Secretary

COMMITTEES:• “A” Negotiations 2010/2013• Shop Steward - Treasurer• Bylaw, Travel, VUF, Organizing • Salt – 4 pins • 15 year Member of Bagpipe Band • Chairman Safety Committee• Former Chairman VSSC, Community

Services, Brotherhood, Blood Bank

EDUCATION:• JATC - Apprenticeship training• Local #25 Shop Stewards training• Advanced Certifi cate in Labor Studies/

Cornell • BA in Labor Studies and Health/

Safety from the National Labor College• Certifi cates in Healthcare and

Retirement Plans, Portfolio Concepts and Management, Master Trustees through the International Foundation of Employee Benefi ts

The position of Financial Secretary de-serves careful attention and dedication.With your vote, I will have the honor of continuing to dedicate myself to our cause.

Fraternally,James P. Malley

Nominated by Mike PerezSeconded by Garrett Scholl

Thank you for the show of confi dence at the May 13, 2014 Union Meeting by allowing me to continue serving as your Treasurer/Trustee on the IBEW Local 25 Retirement Funds.

As a Trustee I have made prudent and sound decisions to ensure our Pension, Annuity, and 401(K) plans growth while complying with all applicable laws and statutes. Do-ing so will most certainly provide a strong, stable and successful future for all.

As Treasurer I have and will continue to provide the checks and balances required as outlined in the IBEW Constitution and Bylaws of Local 25.

I have taken the opportunity to educate myself during my tenure to be effective and well informed so I can continue to serve the membership and Retirement Plan Participants with the highest level of competence.

In these trying times I will continue on the quest to fi nd new and innovative ways to fulfi ll the faithful duties of my offi ce.

Thank you once again!

Fraternally,Paul F. Heinzel

JAMES “JIM” MALLEYCard #D618380

PAUL “PAULIE” HEINZELCard #D805524

OFFICE OF FINANCIAL SECRETARY

Nominated by Mike O’GradySeconded by Jimmy Foote

My 31 years of union membership and participation have been an invaluable edu-cational experience. Working as an Ap-prentice, Journeyman, and Foreman has provided me with not only excellent lead-ership skills, but also problem solving and communication skills. These skills will be an asset to not only this position but also a Trustee for our Fringe Benefi t Funds.

My experience as Chairman of the Picnic Committee, an active member of COPE and on the Foreman’s C ommittee has given me the opportunity to interact with members on a social, business, and po-litical level and has provided me with an insightful view of the membership needs.

Having played softball as an Apprentice and more recently playing on the Appren-tice Softball team has given me a unique view of the changing face of our industry. This distinctive perspective will better al-low me to understand the changing needs of our membership, with a personal prom-ise to treat ALL members equally. If elected, I pledge to always put the best interest of the membership fi rst. My com-mitment will bring a new sense of vitality to this position.

Fraternally,Dave Pena

DAVID “DAVE” PENACard # D677723

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OFFICE OF BUSINESS MANAGER

Nominated by Kevin Casey Seconded by Jack Majkut

I am honored and privileged to have been nominated for the position of Business Manager of our great Local. I have been a proud member for over forty years. These are diffi cult times for Labor in our Country. We are constantly under attack. I bring leadership, experi-ence, and a proven record of successes needed for the challenges ahead.

Business Manager (January 2011-Present)• Chief negotiator for major CBA’s, all of which have been settled here• Expanded initiates in smaller markets securing additional work• Initiated cost control budget geared towards reducing defi cits, while monitoring

spending• Initiated Apprentice Mentoring Program

Business Representative Suffolk County (2004–2010) • Negotiated nine CBA’s within different units• Helped design, implement and monitor Target Fund• Oversaw Stewards Program

Recording Secretary (2002–2004)• Represented Local as Offi cer of BEWCO, and Trustee on H/B and VHT Funds

Education• JATC (1972–1977)• Stewards Program (1996–1998)• JATC/NTI Program (2000–2004)• NETA Test Technician

On June 10th I ask for your support so I may continue to better our Local Union. I guarantee my committment to serve the membership to the best of my ability.

Fraternally yours,Kevin M. Harvey

KEVIN M. HARVEYCard #D523554

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OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE BOARD

Nominated by Pete BonzigliaSeconded by Joe Gabriele

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

I am Patrick Bonziglia and it has been my pleasure to serve you as a member of the Examining Board for the last three years. It has been a rewarding and educational experience. I am running for the Execu-tive Board this term and hope that I have your vote.

I have a very diverse employment history; I am a second generation member. I have worked on homes, offi ce buildings, jails, and power houses. During periods of un-employment I have traveled to locals in other states. I found work in a steel mill in Ohio, a wood mill in Pennsylvania and a nuclear powerhouse in Vermont to name a few.

I have been a Foreman on large and small projects. I keep up with the times and at-tend many classes at the JATC to improve my knowledge and ability. I have received numerous certifi cations as a result of the classes that I have taken.

I am hoping that I have your vote. I have your best interest at heart and will give you 100% of my effort and attention.

Thanks for your vote!

Fraternally yours, Patrick Bonziglia

PATRICK BONZIGLIACard # D677543

Nominated by John SlattonSeconded by Sean Plant

It’s been truly an honor to be nominated for the position for the Executive Board for IBEW Local 25.

As the son and brother of respected Local 25 members, I was raised to respect this great organization and to never put any of its best interests at risk.

Presently, as an Executive Board member I still live by these virtues that were instilled in me as a young Apprentice. I truly be-lieve in the great possibilities the future may hold for our great union. Together we can turn those pessimists to optimists, and make our Local as strong as it can possibly be. So help me help you, with hard work and dedication, make those possibilities become a reality.

• Maintenance Division (1991-1993)• “A” Construction Apprentice (1993-1998)• “A” Construction Journeyman

(1998-present)• Foreman (2000-present)• Executive Board Member (2009-2014)• Examining Board Member (2008-2009)• Chairman Community Service

Committee Suffolk County • Co-Chairman Travel Committee• COPE Committee• Softball Committee• Christmas Committee• Brotherhood Committee• Picnic Volunteer • NFPA-70E

REMEMBER TO VOTE!!!

Sincerely, Ryan G. Casey

RYAN G. CASEYCard #D861659

Nominated by Sean PlantSeconded by Jim Malley

Thank you very much for this honor to be nominated for Executive Board. Here are some of my qualifi cations I have gathered from my years at Local 25.

EDUCATION• JATC Telecomm Apprenticeship

graduate• JATC “A” Construction upgrading

course • Hofstra Labor Studies Shop Stewards

Program• First aid• Confi ned Space Awareness course• OSHA 10&30• NFPA-70E• Corning Fiber Optic• BICSI Technician certifi cation

COMMITTEES • Shop Stewards• VUF• Local 25 Pipes and Drums• Organizing• Entertainment• COPE

EXPERIENCE• Journeyman• Foreman• Shop Steward• Election Teller• Brookhaven Town COPE Captain

Being a second generation Local 25 member, I have had the union mentality engrained into my way of life for much longer than my years with the IBEW. I will direct my actions towards the values this union was and still is based on.

I promise you I will represent you to the best of my ability at all times if I am given the chance to be on your Executive Board.

Fraternally yours,Bill Grant

BILL GRANTCard # D913125

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OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE BOARD

Nominated by Brian KearneySeconded by Lacey Cox

Brothers and Sisters, I have been a member of the IBEW Local 25 for 27 years. Graduated the Apprentice-ship Program in 1991. I served my tenure on the Examining Board with pride and appreciation. I have worked as a Journey-man Wireman, Foreman, and 18 years as Shop Steward.

As an active member of Local Union #25, I support all activities that will secure the future of unions and enhance our work environment.

If elected to the Executive Board, I will always maintain the highest standards expected by the union and its’ members. It will be an honor to serve and look forward to the opportunity.

Education• Long Island Federation of Labor AFL-

CIO Leadership Training• Photovoltaic Certifi cate• Cornell University Labor Relation

Program• New York State AFL-CIO Workers

Compensation Navigation Program• Local 25 Union Apprenticeship

Program• OSHA-30• NFPA-70E• JATC – Asbestos Handler Course• National Traffi c Safety Handler Course

Committees/Boards/Member• National Advisory Board• Tim Bishop Advisory Board Member• Past EWMC President and Vice

President• Entertainment Committee• COPE Committee• Shop Steward Committee• Examining Board Member

Union Participation• Local 25 Mentoring Program• Pipes and Drums• Salting for Costco Project Riverhead• Community Service Hurricane Sandy• Washington DC Solidarity Day

In Solidarity,Godfrey King

Nominated by Matthew RussellSeconded by Jason Ugenti

Brothers and Sisters,It would be an incredible honor, if given the opportunity to serve this great rank and fi le of Local 25. I believe we need to fi ght for what matters, and that is union pride and all that the union stands for. Unions are the backbone by which our Country’s working class was built on. With your vote, you will give me the opportunity to represent you. For members who know me, my integrity and dedication followed by hard work and appreciation of our values and conditions, will push me to succeed. I thank you for your vote and more importantly your trust.

Training• OSHA 10• OSHA 30• Built-Rite• NFPA-70E• Currently attending Long Island

Federation of Labor Leadership Class • Journeyman• Sub-foreman• Foreman• Shop Steward

Union Activities• IBEW Local 25 photographer,

including: • Conduit photos • JATC graduation photos • IBEW Local 25, 80th anniversary • Philadelphia Rally • New York City Rally (We Are One) • Congressional Nights • 3rd place in the 2013 International Photo Contest • 5th place in the 2012 International Photo Contest

Volunteering• Rallies• Hand-billing• Phone banks • Angela’s House Christmas party• LICADD Fundraiser • 9/11 First Responders Memorial• Congressional nights • Town meetings

Fraternally yours, Tom Lawless

Nominated By Paul HeinzelSeconded By James P. Malley

Dear Brothers and Sisters,It has been my pleasure to serve Local 25 for the past 6 years as an elected Examin-ing Board offi cer. Having recently been an offi cer of your Executive Board and voted unanimously as its Secretary, I am honored to fulfi ll these duties. I realize the importance and dedication this position holds. Below are some examples of how I will uphold them:

Education / Experience• JATC Graduate 2004• OSHA 30• Journeyman / Foreman• COMET Training• Leadership Training AFL-CIO• JATC Photovoltaic Instructor

2007-Present• SALT for COSTCO Campaign• Traveled in LU 357 & LU 313

Committees• Christmas • Chairman of the Apprentice Awareness

2003-2004• Door Foreman• Organizing• Picnic • V.S.S.C.• V.U.F.• C.O.P.E.

Union Involvement• Represented JATC Career Day –

Brentwood High School 2007• Volunteered for Veterans Memorial at

VA Hospital• Installation of PV-DC Lighting System

at Local 25• Phone banks• Hand-billing• Town Hall Meetings• Examining Board• Executive Board

Brothers and Sisters, those who know me know of my dedication to our proud tradi-tions. I ask for your vote on June 10th so that I may continue to work for you on your Executive Board.

Respectfully yours in Brotherhood,Michael W. Perez

MICHAEL W. PEREZCard # A104267

TOM LAWLESSCard # A104225

GODFREY “G” KINGCard # D770726

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OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE BOARD

Nominated by Sean PlantSeconded by Gary Grimes

Dear Brothers & Sisters,

It is with great honor and pride that I accept the nomination to the Executive Board of Local 25 I.B.E.W. Over the past 33 years as a union electrician I have worked with many great Brothers & Sisters. I feel that I can express your feelings and concerns for the betterment of our great Union. You have my total commitment to work hard on your behalf to uphold strong union values.

Experience• Journeyman• Foreman• Shop Steward• Election Teller• Recording Secretary – Shop Steward

Committee

Education• Local 25 Apprenticeship graduate

1984• Shop Steward Program• NFPA-70E• OSHA 10 & 30• Built-Rite• Confi ned Space• CDL• CPR/AED First Aid• Asbestos Handlers• TWIC approved

Union Committees/Activities• Shop Steward Committee• Travel Committee• COPE Committee• Volunteer at numerous Town Hall

Meetings, Phone Banks, Hand Billing, Non-Union jobs, Rallies, Picnics

• Community Service Projects – Vietnam Memorial in Farmingville, 10K Solar System for St. Ignatius in Hicksville

Brothers and Sisters, on June 10th I am asking for your support! Thank you!

Fraternally yours,Thomas A. Skladel

THOMAS A. SKLADELCard # D618439

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OFFICE OF EXAMINING BOARD

Nominated by Robert HeffertSeconded by Joe Bove

Hi, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to all my fellow Local 25 members - both the ones I know and those I don’t, but look forward to getting to know. My name is Chris Callahan, most members know me as the guy that roasts the pig! I am an active member of Local 25. I have been involved with the Christ-mas Committee, Annual BBQ, Softball Tournament, Bagpipe and Drum Band. I have supported demonstrations and meet-ings and am also available when needed. I have attended JATC Skill Improvement classes. If given the opportunity and privi-lege, I will maintain the highest standards as expected by the board. Thank you for your consideration.

In Solidarity,Chris Callahan

CHRISTOPHER CALLAHANCard # 6032826

Nominated by Robert C. ConnorSeconded by Keri Webster

Brothers and Sisters,I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you all. Some of you I have had the pleasure of meeting, but to those of you I have not, I look forward to meeting you all. In 1981 I was accepted into the Apprentice program and graduated in 1985. I have been proud to serve in the Brotherhood and many of the committees, campaigns and aspects it has to offer to help keep it strong.

Education and Work Experience• JATC Graduate 1985• Foremanship training 1987• Asbestos Handler (one of the fi rst on

Long Island)• Asbestos Supervisor• NECA’s fi rst video teleconference -

Field Supervision - Improving Job Performance & Productivity

• Construction Organizing Member Educational Training

• NFPA - 70 E• OSHA 30• Built-Rite• Advance Motor-Control• Emergency Responder CPR/AED/First

aid• Journeyman Wireman• Foreman• Shop Steward

Committees/Union Activity• Bagpipe Band • Foreman Committee• Shop Steward Committee• Picnic Committee• Catering Committee• COPE Hand billing• Various rallies• Town Hall meetings • Many Picket Duties

If elected, I will bring years of experience and dedication to the Examining Board, to help keep Local 25 strong.

Yours in Brotherhood,Robert J. Connor

ROBERT J. CONNOR Card # D861752

Nominated by Sean PlantSeconded by Lacey Cox III

It is with great pride that I accept the nomi-nation for Examining Board. As a member of the IBEW and Local 25 for the past 33 years, I live and breathe this Local. Over the years I have helped strengthen our Lo-cal through work with COPE, Organizing, and Community Service Projects. If I get the privilege to serve, I will try to instill the same pride and loyalty in the Apprentices as they come up in the local so they too can give the best they have to offer.

Experience• Journeyman Wireman• Foreman• Shop Steward• Travel to work in other locals• IBEW Salting Program

Committees and Union Activities• Treasurer for Shop Steward Committee• COPE• EWMC Secretary• Entertainment Committee• Mentoring Program• Hand Billing• Town Meetings• Writing Articles for the Conduit• Phone Banks• Catering Committee

Education• JATC graduate 1984• Fiber Optics Splicing• CPR First Aid• Built-Rite• OSHA 30• NFPA-70E• Graduate Foreman Class• TWIC• Organizing Seminar, Kansas City

Since I was 17 years old I have been associ-ated with Local 25, and I’m very proud of that. I hope you will allow me to pass this feeling of experience, strength, and hope to the next generation of Local 25 members.

In Solidarity and Brotherhood,Lacey Cox

LACEY COXCard # D677542

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OFFICE OF EXAMINING BOARD

Nominated by John ManittaSeconded by Eric Jackson

NICK MALINCard # A236117

Nominated by Godfrey KingSeconded by Sean Plant

I have been a member in good standing of Local 25 for 8 years . My commitment to our Local and the IBEW is unwavering as demonstrated by my involvements and commitments listed below.

Offi ces• Local 25 Mentoring Program

Coordinator

Committees• Apprentice Awareness Committee

(Chairman/Advisor)• VUF Member• VSSC Co-Chair• COPE Committee Town Leader for

Long Beach/Oceanside • EWMC Vice President Long Island

Chapter• EWMC Renew Corresponding

Secretary National Chapter

Education• Instructor at the IBEW National

Renew Conference• Instructor at the EWMC National

Conference For 3 Years• 3rd District Young Workers Rep for

Local 25• Attended the 3rd District Progress

Meeting 2 years• Long Island Federation Leadership

training• AFL-CIO Young Worker Institute

Leadership Training.• Attended Local 3 Critical Thinking

Seminar• Upon graduation I received the Gramer

Award

It would be an honor and a privilege to serve on Local 25’s Examining Board. If given the opportunity to serve as an Ex-amining Board member, I promise my full commitment to the tasks I am given to make our Local stronger.

Yours In Solidarity,Joshua Margolis

JOSHUA MARGOLISCARD# 6032840

Nominated by Sean MeehanSeconded by Dennis Shay

“The ballot is stronger than the bullet” ~Abraham Lincoln

As another election approaches, this great membership will have the ability to make decisions which will determine the future of our local union. Look for candidates with selfl ess interests. Leaders who are experienced, educated, and possess the character necessary to advance the purpose of Local 25 and the livelihoods of its mem-bers. The greatest potential lies in what we do next. Do the right thing and vote. If you do…. the choice is Yours. If you don’t….the choice is theirs. Please email your ideas and comments to progress25@verizon.net. Thank you.

Yours in Solidarity,A.J. Mc Ateer

Experience• Journeyman/Foreman• JATC Chairman/ Secretary/Trustee• Examining Board Chairman• Election Teller• JATC Instructor

Education• Bachelors degree- Union Leadership

and Administration- National Labor College

• Certifi cate in Labor Studies- Cornell University

• Certifi cate in Labor Studies- Dowling College

• JATC graduate (Long Island Electrical Industry Award)

• Foremanship Training• NFPA-70E, OSHA 30, Built-Rite• CPR/First Aid/AED• National Training Institute (NTI)• International Foundation (CEBS

program)

Union Committees/Activities• JATC• Shop Stewards Committee• COPE Committee• Organizing Committee• Bylaw Committee• Wage and Policy Committee

AJ Mc ATEERCard # D912963

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OFFICE OF EXAMINING BOARD

Nominated by John GarthaffnerSeconded by Tyler Rice

Hello Brothers and Sisters,

My name is Ed O’Brien. I am running for a position on the Examining Board. I have been a proud member of Local 25 for the past 26 years.

In my career in the union, I have success-fully salted, picketed and hand billed on non-union projects. I believe in the union and feel very strongly about the Appren-ticeship process. I have had a chance to work with many Apprentices over the years and believe I have made a contribu-tion to their training. I feel I can make even more of a contribution by serving on the Examining Board.

Adhering to the level of excellence we all pride ourselves on as Brothers and Sisters of Local 25, I would be committed to upholding that standard when helping to choose the future of our Local. Thank you all for your consideration.

Fraternally yours,Ed O’Brien

Nominated by Mike MonteleoneSeconded by Meg De Ridder

For those of you whom I have not had the pleasure of meeting or working with, al-low me to introduce myself. I have been a member of Local 25 for nearly 13 years. I have worked in the Residential Division, Maintenance Division, Testing Division, and “A” Construction. I am an active union member serving on the Door Fore-man Committee, Chairman of the Catering Committee, worked on the Community Service Committee and the 80th Anniver-sary Committee and COPE Committee Town Leader.

I am a hard working person who is dedi-cated to the continued success, growth and improvement of our union. I want to serve as a trustworthy voice for my fellow union members to move Local 25 into the future. Individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes a team work, a union work, a society work, a civilization work (Vince Lombardi). I am Frank Schneider and I am running for the Examining Board. I believe that Unity and Teamwork are the keys to our Future! Together we achieve more.

Fraternally,Frank Schneider

Nominated by Ryan CaseySeconded by Mike Perez

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

It has been an honor and privilege serving Local 25 as an Examining Board member. I have learned and grown a great deal as an offi cer.

It is with great pride, gratitude, and hu-mility that I accept my nomination to the Examining Board.

If elected or even if not elected, I will con-tinue serving our Local--Always with hon-esty and integrity. Evermore with a positive attitude and the belief that we should look for the solution, not live in the problem.

Experience/Education:• Examining Board• Shop Stewards Committee• Travel Committee• Journeymen Wiremen / Foreman• Election Teller• Christmas Committee• CDL• Crane License• OSHA 30, NFPA 70E• CT Electrical License• Corning Fiber Optic Certifi ed• Red Badge for Nuclear Power Plants• Built Rite• TWIC Card

Travel Experience:• Local 3 North• Local 488• Local 760• Local 43

“If the workers took a notion they could stop all speeding trains; Every ship upon the ocean they can tie with mighty chains: Ev-ery wheel in the creation, every mine and every mill; Fleets and armies of the nation, will at their command stand still.” ~Joe Hill Labor Activist, Born 1879 - Executed 1915

In Brotherhood Everyone Wins, John C. Slatton IV

ED O’BRIENCard # D770729

FRANK SCHNEIDERCard #A236086

JOHN C. SLATTON IVCard #A236135

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OFFICE OF EXAMINING BOARD

Nominated by Sean PlantSeconded by Joe Mc Clafferty

• 13 years experience in Local 25 as a Foreman

• JATC instructor for the past 7 years• President of the Local 25 Motorcycle

Club• COPE Committee • V.S.S.C

Fraternally Yours, Brother Michael Vitale

MIKE VITALECard #A159609

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DELEGATE TO THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

Nominated by Jack MajkutSeconded by Ryan Casey

It is an honor and a privilege to be nomi-nated as Delegate to the International Convention to represent the Brothers and Sisters of Local 25.

Education• IBEW Local 25 Apprenticeship 1987-

1991• Cornel University Labor Studies 1990-

1991 & 1997-1998• Harvard University Negotiation

Institute 2012• Labor Arbitration Institute 2011-2012• IBEW Comet Train the Trainer 2009• IBEW Leadership Training 2010

Committees• Work Share• Entertainment• Salting• Bylaw• Door Foreman• Shop Stewards• COPE• Labor Day Picnic• Christmas Party• Community Service

Experience• Foreman• Shop Steward• Election Teller• Examining Board 2002-2005• Executive Board 2005-2007• Business Representative 2007-Present• Delegate to International Convention

2011• Delegate to Nassau Suffolk/Building

Trades• Secretary Treasurer Suffolk Business

Agents• Business Representative to Units:

Neon Sign, Maintenance, and Testing/Maintenance

• Contracts Negotiated: “A” Construction, Neon Sign, Maintenance, Testing/Maintenance Residential/CW/CE, Macy’s, Nassau Coliseum

Brothers and Sisters, if elected to the Inter-national Convention, I will continue to stand up and be heard on behalf of the Brothers and Sisters of Local 25, as I do every day of the week as your Western Suffolk Business Representative.

Fraternally yours,Kevin B. Casey

Nominated by Mike PerezSeconded by Garret Scholl

Having served as Delegate for IBEW Local 25 at the 2011 International Convention, I am proud to have been nominated once again. The decisions made at this conven-tion dramatically affect our future within the IBEW and shape our great Brotherhood and Sisterhood. In choosing your delegate for the convention, one should be mindful of selecting an individual that is aware of all the issues facing our industry.

I have 25 years of experience as a member in good standing and a leader in Local 25 which include:

• Chairman - Apprentice Awareness Committee

• Chairman – COPE Committee• Chairman – Bylaw Committee• Executive Board member/Board

Secretary• Manager – Bagpipe Band• Treasurer• Business Representative/Organizer• Shop Steward• JATC Instructor• Trustee – IBEW Local 25 Retirement

Funds

My commitment to you and IBEW Local 25 is unwavering. That is why I am seeking your support on June 10, 2014 and I look forward to representing you and IBEW Local 25 at our International Convention. Thank you.

In Brotherhood,Paul F. Heinzel

Nominated by Kevin CaseySeconded by John Guadagno

It is an honor and a privilege to be nomi-nated for Delegate to the International Con-vention. I proudly accept this nomination and seconded by two reputable members I hold in high regard.

Education• Graduate NJATC Program• Recipient of Ideal Industry Inc.

Scholastic Ability and Performance Award

• National Labor College Organizing I, II• I.B.E.W. Leadership Training • Long Island Federation of Labor

Leadership Training• U.S.D.O.L Prevailing Wage Conference

2011 & 2013• Labor Arbitration Institute 2011 &

2012• Blitman & King Labor Law 2011-2014• Harvard Negotiation & Mediation

Program 2012

Experience• Foreman• Executive Board Member• Press Secretary• Wage and Policy • Travel Committee • Organizer• Business Representative (Nassau

County)• Nassau Board of Business Agents• Contracts Negotiated – SMG, Macy’s,

Telecommunications, and Neon Sign • Represented Local 25 at the

following: • 38th International Convention in

Vancouver, BC 2011 • 3rd District Progress Meeting

2008, 2010, 2012, & 2013 • Construction and Maintenance

Conference in Washington D.C. 2011 & 2013

• Building Trades Conference in Washington D.C. 2012 & 2014

Brothers and Sisters, with your support and if elected as your Delegate to the Interna-tional Convention, I will represent Local 25 with the respect, honor, and dignity it deserves.

Elect John “Jack” Majkut forDelegate to the International Convention

JOHN “JACK” MAJKUTCard # D805659

PAUL “PAULIE” HEINZELCard #D805524

KEVIN B. CASEYCard #D770745

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DELEGATE TO THE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

Nominated by Sean Plant Seconded by William Grant

I have been a proud member of IBEW Local #25 for over 34 years. Over that period I have served our Local Union proudly as a member of the Examining Board, Execu-tive Board and as a principal offi cer as Vice President, Financial Secretary, but most importantly, as a Member.

Through the years I have prepared myself for each of these positions through my ex-perience and education, not only on the job but also with formal education in courses relating to our industry and always with the Brotherhood in mind. As a principal offi cer, I will be a voice in discussion and debate with other members of our delegation and also with those of other local unions throughout the IBEW. Through these dis-cussions, I will be an advocate for solving problems concerning policies that affect us all and will work toward a stronger and better IBEW.

Fraternally yours,James P. Malley

JAMES “JIM” MALLEYCard # D618380

Nominated by James MalleySeconded by Garret Scholl

Dear Brothers and Sisters:

I’m honored to serve you again as your Vice President. With your vote I will bring my experience to our International Convention. Below is a list of some of the experience which I’ll bring on your behalf.

Education/Work Experience• J.A.T.C. Graduate (Gramer Award

Recipient)• OSHA-30 • NFPA-70E • Journeyman/ Foreman/ Steward• Labor Studies, Hofstra University • Leadership Course, AFL-CIO• Trustee on the EIB, BEWCO, H&B and

Vacation Funds

Committees• Apprentice Awareness • Christmas • V.S.S.C. • C.O.P.E. • Local 25 Pipes & Drums• Safety • Organizing • Stewards • Market Development • V.U.F. Chairman

Union Participation• Phone bank, leafl eting, numerous

picket lines, demonstrations and Town Hall meetings

• Flight 800 Memorial, Long Island Workers Memorial, Hollackville Museum, Vietnam Wall Experience and Easter Monday Monument

• Election Teller• Door Foreman • Executive Board and its Secretary • Vice President

Brothers and Sisters, it has been a privi-lege to work on behalf of our member-ship. I ask for your support so I may continue to work for our Proud Union as Delegate to the International Convention. Thank you!

Fraternally Yours,Sean T. Plant

SEAN T. PLANTCard # A159709

Nominated by John GuadagnoSeconded by Jim Pena

Member• 1980 Telecom Unit• Telecom Board Member 1989• Telecom Chairman 1992• Business Agent/Organizer 2002• Town of Brookhaven – Board of

Zoning Appeals• Village of Mastic Beach – Board of

Zoning Appeals

Education• 3 years LU 25 IBEW Telecom

Apprentice – NYS Apprenticeship Program

• National Labor College – Const. 1&2• Telecom Systems – NEC 2400 &

Toshiba PBX• NY State Planning Federation

2010-Present

Volunteer• Entertainment Committee (Old Hall)• Softball Committee• Megan’s Law• Island Harvest• Baiting Hollow Boy Scout Camp

– Installed 10,000 ft. of direct burial cable for emergency phones throughout the site 1994

Brothers in Solidarity,Jim Wisdom

JAMES E. WISDOMCard # D618409

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