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The Brotherhood at its Best

Thank you for your fine article about Brother John Harriel Jr. in ourMarch/April issue. It is a shining example of our Brotherhood at its best.And special thanks to Brother Everett Tims for encouraging Brother Harriel.

I’ve always felt that the IBEW should build up people, as it did with me,taking me from a low-paying job and making me gainfully employed. Sup-portive union brothers help all of us work through problems as we learn.Plus, it’s so good that people can better themselves, regardless of their past.

Steven J. Stanek

Local 481 member, Indianapolis, Ind.

I read with interest “The IBEW Saved My Life.” As a journeyman some yearsago I had a similar experience with a worker at the local electric utility. I gavehim a job to do and he came to me later and said that’s done, what’s next?

Later he told me he was involved in street gangs and went to court. Thejudge told him he better join the military service or he will wind up in jail.He joined the Navy and returned to work for the company. He became ajourneyman and a friend.

All of the apprentices that worked with me, I taught how to tie knots andtold them to keep a pigging string in their pocket and practice. A youngman came to me and demonstrated he knew them all. I told him to tie themwithout looking at them. Sure enough he did. At line school the instructorcame to him and asked if he could tie a bowline. He said sure, looking theinstructor in the face, tied one and held it up. The instructor said where didyou learn that? He said from an electrician at the electric maintenance shop.

Edward R. Maisen

Retired Local 465 member, San Diego

Do Your Part

The most incredible environmental problem that we are facing is globalwarming. I am concerned that if we do not take powerful and massive actionsnow, we will create a train of environmental change and damage that may beirreversible.

IBEW members can help.

1. All roofs should have solar panels, the best investment for home-owners to get free energy

2. Get LED lights, flashlights and rechargeable batteries

3. Use energy saving compact fluorescent light bulbs

4. Install energy saving HVAC thermostats, controls and auto shut-off timers

5. Perform renovations and repairs instead of disposal

6. Use fuel cells and alternative energy

7. Erect motion lights, photo cells on all outside lights and dimmers

8. Save scrap copper and metal

9. Watch videos “An Inconvenient Truth,” and “Who Killed the Electric Car”

10. Use less materials to do the job: think twice, cut once

Stan Sparrow

Local 213 member, Vancouver, British Columbia

LETTERS EDITORTOTHE

INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS

First District

PHILLIP J. FLEMMING1450 Meyerside Drive, Suite 300

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5T 2N5

Second District

FRANK J. CARROLL, JR.4 Armstrong Road, 2nd Floor

Shelton, Connecticut

06484

Third District

DONALD C. SIEGEL500 Cherrington Pkwy.

Suite 325

Coraopolis, Pennsylvania 15108

Fourth District

SALVATORE J. CHILIA8260 North Creek Drive, Suite 140

Cincinnati, Ohio 45236

Fifth District

JOSEPH S. DAVIS100 Concourse Parkway, Suite 300

Birmingham, AL 35244

Sixth District

JOSEPH F. LOHMAN8174 Cass Avenue

Darien, Illinois 60561

Seventh District

JONATHAN B. GARDNER320 Westway Place, Suite 531

Arlington, Texas 76018

Eighth District

TED C. JENSEN2225 West Broadway, Suite H

Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402

Ninth District

MICHAEL S. MOWREY2500 Venture Oaks Way

Suite 250

Sacramento, California

95833-4221

Tenth District

ROBERT P. KLEIN5726 Marlin Road, Suite 500

Chattanooga, Tennessee

37411-4043

Eleventh District

LINDELL K. LEE6601 Winchester Avenue

Suite 150

Kansas City, Missouri 64133

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

EDWIN D. HILLInternational President900 Seventh St., N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20001

JON F. WALTERSInternational Secretary-Treasurer

900 Seventh St., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20001

INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Chairman

ROBERT W. PIERSONc/o IBEW Local 9

High Point Plaza Office Ctr.

4415 W. Harrison St. #330

Hillside, Illinois 60162

First District

JOSEPH P. CALABROc/o IBEW Local 1158

1149 Bloomfield Avenue

Clifton, New Jersey 07012

Second District

MYLES CALVEYc/o IBEW Local 2222

1137 Washington Street, Suite 2

Dorchester, Massachusetts 02124

Third District

JOHN R. CLARKEc/o IBEW Local 141

82 Burkham Court

Wheeling, WV 26003

Fourth District

JACKIE E. GOODWINc/o Local 136

845 Gadsden Highway

Birmingham, AL 35235

Fifth District

STEPHEN SCHOEMEHLc/o IBEW Local 1

5850 Elizabeth Avenue

St. Louis, Missouri 63110

Sixth District

GREGORY LUCEROc/o IBEW Local 66

4345 Allen Genoa Road

Pasadena, Texas 77504

Seventh District

PATRICK LAVINc/o IBEW Local 47

600 N. Diamond Bar Blvd.

Diamond Bar, California 91765

Eighth District

RICK DOWLING c/o IBEW Local 213

4220 Norland Avenue

Burnaby, BC V5G 3X2 Canada

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2 President’s Message

3 Secretary-Treasurer’s

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4 IBEW Currents

30 Retirees Local Lines

34 In Memoriam

6 IBEW/NECA Health Plan Grows

10 Chicago Local Sponsors “Train the Trainer” Program In Conduit Bending

12 Recruitment on the Fast Track

14 IBEW Video Specialist Busts Criminals for LAPD

16 Founders’ Scholarships Awarded

18 IBEW Joins AEP for Global Warming Proposal

25 Summary Annual Report for The IBEW Pension Benefit Fund

26 2007 Safety Poster Contest Winners

2 IBEW JOURNAL, SUMMER 2007

tand-up comedians have gotten laughsfor years with jokes about spouses whoannoy their mates by squeezing thetoothpaste in the middle of the tube. It’s not so funny when those who makeand administer the laws in NorthAmerica do their version

of the same thing—squeezingthe middle income earners.

This is not new. It started in the 1980swith the election of conservative leadersin several industrialized nations and con-tinued with the funding of right-wingthink tanks and media centers, the rise ofthe global economy and technologicaladvances. The first two developmentsshifted the center of political gravity; thelast two changed the economic balance.

No one should underestimate the cen-tral role that the pursuit of cheap labor hasplayed in this transformation. I firmlybelieve that the ideology of the corporateand political right wing holds that workersare a commodity to be obtained as cheaplyas possible, that unions are to be resistedat all costs, and that a worker who hasachieved middle-class status is making toomuch money—money that would be bet-ter devoted to the balance sheet.

It is a sad and bitter fact of life that mil-lions of solid industrial jobs are gone, per-haps forever. But it is not too late to effecta transformation of our own.

Our Brotherhood and many otherunions represent the core of the middleclass—those men and women who perform the work thatkeeps North America functioning and, because of their unionmembership, still have a chance at home ownership, careeradvancement for themselves and their families and access tohealth care and a secure retirement. This opportunity to live adecent life is what we fight to preserve. There are some signsthat our message is getting through.

The shortage of skilled workers that is beginning to be feltin key industries, as discussed in the cover story of this issue

and in Secretary-Treasurer Walters’s column on the facingpage, has driven home the point that we cannot continue tobe a society composed of college-educated elites and low-paidservice workers. The United States and Canada need men andwomen with the skills to provide the industry and infrastruc-ture to keep our nations prosperous and strong. And thosejobs must continue to be valued and compensated accordingly.

The debate on the immigration bill that recently failed topass the Senate was also useful. Manyadvocates of the bill had good, humani-tarian motives for wanting to address theissue. But the provision to allow a mas-sive guest worker program made the Sen-ate bill a nonstarter in the eyes of most ofthe labor movement. An increasing num-ber of people saw the immigration bill tobe the flip side of the trade deals thathave destroyed so many jobs. If we can’tsend work overseas to be done by cheaplabor, the corporate reasoning goes, we’llbring the low cost labor over here to takethe jobs of better paid workers.

Bull. Legal immigration, if combinedwith training and increased opportunityfor the unemployed and underemployedin North America, may be part of theanswer to the skill shortage. But we willnot tolerate proposals designed only todrive down the living standards of allworkers. I consider it a positive sign thatthe light finally went on for so many peo-ple as this issue was being argued in themedia and in Congress.

The failure of the Employee FreeChoice Act was regrettable—but pre-dictable—in the current climate. Yet, hereagain, the fact that the bill came so closeto passage opened many eyes to thedirect link between the shrinking size of

unions and the decline of real wages and economic opportu-nity. This will help us when we come back in the future tofight for meaningful labor law reform.

So spread your elbows and fight for your space. We aregoing to end the squeeze on the middle class. 1

SMiddle Class Squeeze

“NO ONE SHOULD

UNDERESTIMATE THE CENTRAL

ROLE THAT THE PURSUIT OF

CHEAP LABOR HAS PLAYED IN

THIS TRANSFORMATION.”

EDWIN D. HILLINTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

IBEW JOURNAL, SUMMER 2007 3

he days when the manufacturing sectorcould provide millions of stable jobs withcompetitive pay and good benefits aregone. Today, thanks to outsourcing andnew technology, the service sector is thefastest growing segment of the job market.

The bad news is that low wages,scant benefits and no collective bargain-ing agreement are the lot of today’s ser-vice workers. Have we become, as manypundits and academics claim, a post-industrial nation? Not quite.

Yes, the number of low-skilled factoryjobs has dropped 25 percent in the last 10years. But the number of high skilledindustrial jobs rose 37 percent over thesame period. As we report in this issue, allaspects of the electrical industry needmore and more qualified wiremen, line-men and technicians to meet the growingpower, telecommunications and transporta-tion needs of an expanding economy. Themanufacturing base of North America ismore high-skill and high-tech than everbefore and our workers need the besttraining available to take these jobs.

Because of the lack of investment inwork force development by industry lead-ers, government and the school system,many of these good-paying positions willgo unfilled. This neglect threatens thehealth of our economy.

Instead of providing federal money tosupport local efforts to make sure workersget the high-tech training they need, theBush administration tried to strip fundsfrom programs like Job Corps and theWorkforce Investment Act, which provides federal support forstate programs to offer services for adults, laid-off workers andyouth. The U.S. now ranks last among the major industrialnations in terms of spending for work force development.

And too many companies, in their quest for profit, slashedtheir training and recruitment budgets, not planning for thetime when their active work force retires. This is especiallytrue among many utilities.

Our educational system, with a few exceptions, has failed

to realize the importance of technical and vocational educa-tion. We place too much focus on college without preparingstudents for the kinds of jobs our economy is producing.

Skilled blue-collar labor does not get the kind of respectand support it needs. But the United States, Canada andPuerto Rico cannot run without the kind of work we do.

We need to fill these jobs with highly skilled workers ifwe want the U.S. to stay in forefront of industrial and techno-logical innovation. And we need to get workers into these

positions because it is these jobs—goodunion jobs—that can be a route back intothe middle class for millions of NorthAmericans stuck in no-future, minimum-wage jobs. Something is very wrongwhen one out of six full-time workers isliving below the poverty line. We need toinvest in our middle class again and stopthe drift into a continent of haves andhave-nots.

Studies have shown that union-ledapprenticeship programs continue toshoulder the bulk of skilled job trainingand produce the best trained workers. TheIBEW and the National Electrical Contrac-tors Association already operate more than80 percent of apprenticeship programs forthe electrical industry. Federal policy needsto be directed towards strengthening pro-grams that can attract new workers intounion-led apprenticeships as opposed tononunion, private, fly-by-night operationsout to make a quick buck.

It would be hard to imagine a strongNorth America without the top skilledwork force in the world. The IBEW hasbeen harnessing every tool we have torecruit the best and the brightest to theelectrical trade, from using online programslike Electric TV and the Electrifying CareersWeb site, to going directly to students and

young workers to let them know what a career in the IBEWcan offer. We are ready to partner with anyone—industry lead-ers, the schools, and federal, state and local governments—todo what it takes to produce skilled workers for tomorrow’sjobs. That must be our commitment. It will be our legacy. 1

TInvesting inTomorrow’s Worker

“WE NEED TO INVEST IN

OUR MIDDLE CLASS AGAIN

AND STOP THE DRIFT INTO

A CONTINENT OF HAVES

AND HAVE-NOTS.”

JON F. WALTERSINTERNATIONAL SECRETARY-TREASURER


Rapid growth in the Omaha region createda great need for more power, so in the sum-mer of 2004, MidAmerican Energy Co. signedan agreement with the Omaha and SoutheastIowa Buildings and Construction TradesCouncil to begin construction on the center,the first new power plant in the area indecades.

“We haven’t done a powerhouse in over20 years, so it was great for us,” said Local22 Business Manager Gary Kelly. Nearly 50

members of Des Moines, Iowa, Local 499staff the plant.

The 100-percent union workplace and reg-ular meetings with management kept thework moving smoothly. “We had bi-weeklymeetings with the owner and we assigned afull-time rep to the project. With over 900electricians we of course had our bumps andbruises, but we kept communications openand got through the project without any majorproblems,” Kelly said. 1

Nebraska Local HelpsBuild Omaha PowerhouseWhen the lights and air conditioning areswitched on in Omaha this summer, residentsand businesses will have Omaha, Neb., Local 22 to thank. In the lasttwo years, over 900 IBEW members—together with more than 3,000other skilled tradesmen—have been busy making sure that the Coun-cil Bluffs Energy Center, a 790-megawatt coal-fired generating station,was up and running on its June 1 opening.

IBEWCURRENTS

New City, NY.,Local 363 hosted aroundtable discussionon sustainable energy,bringing together en-vironmentalists, localand state politicians,

representatives from local utilities and orga-nized labor to focus on making renewableenergy a reality in the Hudson Valley. Over100 members of the community also attended.

“Environmentalists are focusing more andmore on creating new renewable energyresources. But a lot of them don’t have all thetechnical know-how needed to make it a real-ity. That’s where the IBEW comes in,” saidLocal 363 Training Director Craig Jacobs.

Some of the proposals coming out of the

meeting included doing a study on possiblesites for windmills to harvest wind powerand making plans to install solar panels onthe roofs of government buildings.

“It was the joining of what are normallytwo opposing forces: organized labor andenvironmentalists. The whole theme was get-ting labor involved with environmentalistsand environmentalists involved with labor sowe both know that we need to work hand inhand,” Jacobs said.

“(The environmentalists) look towards usbecause they know we’ve been out front,”said Local 363 Business Manager JohnMaraia, noting that the local was one of thefirst offices to set up solar panels in the area.

A two-day roundtable is tentativelyplanned for later in the year. 1

New York Local Hosts Conference on Sustainable Energy

Acco rd ing to theNational Adult Literacy Sur-vey, 42 percent of Maineadults function at a readinglevel below what is neededto succeed in today’s econ-omy. So when PortlandLocal 567 had an opportu-nity to join the fight for liter-acy, they jumped at thechance, said Business Man-ager Milton McBreairty.

Local 567 leaders pre-sented the First Lady ofMaine, Karen Baldacci, witha check for $5,000 to sup-port the Maine Festival ofthe Book—a statewideevent in June that broughttogether well-known writersfrom Maine and throughoutthe nation to celebrate read-ing and focus attention onimportant state initiativesmeant to improve literacy.Some of the attendeesincluded Pulitzer Prize win-ner David McCullough,author Maxine Kumin andactress Glenn Close.

The festival is a projectof Maine Reads, a non-profitorganization established byBaldacci to promote literacy.

In a letter to Local 567,Ms. Baldacci thanked thelocal for its generosity andnoted that the IBEW’s “participation will make an immediate impact in the lives ofmany chil-dren anda d u l t sthroughoutthe State ofMaine.” 1

MAINE LOCAL SUPPORTS LITERACY FESTIVAL

“Congress is not on the right track,” said IBEW InternationalSecretary-Treasurer Jon F. Walters. “A political solution may nevercome.”

The United States spent $2.1 trillion on health care services in2006—more than 4 times the amount spent on national defense.But rather than wait for a national solution to fix the broken sys-tem, the NECA/IBEW Family Health Care Plan is welcoming mem-bers and their families into the program that is already giving9,000 members better coverage for their healthcare buck.

A year and a half after its rollout, the plan includes some 30locals, mainly in the Fifth, Tenth and Seventh districts. It has nearly18,000 participants, including members and their families.

Nashville, Tenn., Local 429 Business Manager Robert Emery Jr.,said switching to the national plan saved members $600 on theannual deductible for family coverage. Members do not have towait as long to be eligible for coverage as they did in the old plan,prescription drugs are much cheaper and pre-existing conditionsare not excluded, Emery said.

“It’s a good plan, and it’s made our contractors morecompetitive,” Emery said.

Trustees for the formerly self-insured 700-memberBirmingham, Ala., Local 136 plan decided they had astark choice: either somehow keep up with rising costsor strike out on a new path based on the principles ofsolidarity and collective benefit.

“Do we take the opportunity to join forces withIBEW brothers and sisters in other locals in a much larger


For those hoping Congress will swoop

in to solve the United States’ health

care mess, the IBEW has a message:

don’t hold your breath.

pool … and help build the IBEW insur-ance plan we’ve always dreamed of?”Local 136 Business Manager Jackie Good-win asked in a presentation made tomembers.

In the end, Local 136 decided to takethe plunge, opting for a lower contribu-tion rate, retiree coverage, a lower thresh-old for maximum out-of-pocketobligations, and the creation of individualmedical accounts to offset expenses notcovered by the plan, like deductibles andco-payments.

“We truly believe that the nationalplan is the way to go for all IBEW mem-bers,” said Goodwin, who is the FourthDistrict International Executive Councilmember. “It will be beneficial to all.”

Cost, stability and health care providedby the biggest player in the healthcareindustry—Blue Cross/Blue Shield—wereall factors Local 136’s trustees consideredbefore joining up with the national plan.

“We weren’t broke, we didn’t have tomake the change,” Goodwin said.

Knoxville, Tenn. Local 760 BusinessManager George Bove said he pulled his1,800-member local out of a large fund tojoin the national plan last September.

The contribution rate went from $5.15to $3.90 an hour, with 25 cents of thesavings directed into a fund for the localtraining center and the rest into individualhealth savings accounts. “Everybody isresponding well to it,” Bove said.

The national plan is currently made upof former multi-employer funds—jointlyadministered labor-management partner-ships that provide health insurance toconstruction members. Without thenational plan, labor and managementtrustees bear the burden of trying to getthe best coverage for members withoutbreaking them financially while beingconfronted by constantly rising costs andtight-fisted insurance companies.

But the NECA/IBEW Family HealthCare Plan aims to relieve multi-employerfunds of the heavy responsibilities that goalong with trusteeship while spreadingthe burden among a larger pool of partic-ipants.

“Every review that’s been done showsit’s a cost benefit, in some cases a signifi-cant savings, and improved benefits,” saidJim Combs, Senior Executive Assistant to

the International Secretary-Treasurer.Single employers, primarily in other

branches, are being encouraged to jointoo.

In an age when one illness can wipeout a small or medium-sized fund withindays, shared risk is among the most impor-tant benefits of the national plan, saidBlomquist & Co. Vice President Kurt Star-buck, a consultant to the plan. Instability isinherent in funds with 300 active employ-ees and retirees.

“All they need todo is lose a fewhours of work or aproject shuts downor somebody getshurt, and they don’thave a paddle,” Star-buck said. “One ortwo claims can eatup reserves theyhave spent yearsbuilding up.”

No plan—even a large fund—isimmune from thehit of a large claimlike an organ trans-plant or the birth of premature triplets, ora run of plain bad luck. Insurance com-panies can require a fund to carry stop-loss coverage, which has high deductiblesborne by the fund with the carrier cover-ing everything over that price—until thenext year, Starbuck said. Then the painreally starts, with companies “lasering” or“carving out” expensive individuals. “Itused to be very rare when that hap-pened. Now it’s getting to be the rule,”Starbuck said. “That’s the kind of expo-sure people are facing. That’s thechanged marketplace.”

International Secretary-Treasurer Wal-ters stressed that although small planscould be wiped out sooner, “all plans areat risk.”

Another benefit of the plan is profes-sional management, Combs said. Joiningthe national plan spares smaller healthand welfare fund trustees around thecountry the significant fiduciary responsi-bility that goes along with the job, whichmeans, among other things, the possibil-ity of being named in lawsuits.

Today, even as they acknowledge that

someday they will probably have to takethe plunge and join in the national plan,many funds are waiting to see how thenational plan develops.

“I hear it all the time, people sayingeventually we’re going to have to dothis,” Combs said. “But they need tomake the move now, while they are stillhealthy.”

Healthcare costs are going up everyyear by double digits. If the average

increase is 12 per-cent, Combs said,costs are on sched-ule to double in sixyears. “Small plansare going to sufferthe most, butmedium and largeplans will suffertoo,” he said.

IBEW and planrepresentatives havebeen traveling thecountry in an effortto convince mem-bers and trustees tojoin up. Armed withPowerPoint presen-

tations outlining the significant discountsoffered by Blue Cross, net savings compar-isons and the steps funds must take for acomprehensive analysis, they are honingthe IBEW message and sounding thealarms for those considering waiting toolong.

“The bottom line is that plans that arewaiting are spending more money thanthey need to,” Combs said.

National plan trustee Walters, who hasbeen key in the development and admin-istration of the plan, urged IBEW mem-bers and leaders to consider joining. “Wewant to help fulfill the promises made tomembers about future benefits for activemembers and retirees,” Walters said.

“Can you imagine the savings andbenefits for members had the uniondeveloped this plan at the same time itstarted the National Electrical BenefitFund more than 50 years ago?” he said.“Our members, contractors and retireeswould be the envy of the trade unionmovement. No plan can go it alone intoday’s world. Now is the time to startbuilding this great plan.” 1


“I hear it all the

time, people saying

eventually we’re going

to have to do this.

But they need to make

the move now, while

they are still healthy.”—Jim Combs

Senior Executive Assistant to the International Secretary-Treasurer.

Rebekah Friend was having difficulty supportingtwo children on her nonunion job at ArizonaPublic Service in the 1970’s when she heardthat unionized workers at the utility, members ofPhoenix, Ariz., Local 387, brought home betterpay. She transferred to a bargaining unit meterreader position, drove trucks, worked in thewarehouse and got active in her union.

Hundreds of thousands of Arizona workers have benefitedfrom Friend’s decision to throw her lot in with organized labor.Her appointment as the first woman executive director of theArizona AFL-CIO in January and her election as the first womansecretary-treasurer in March are landmarks in a career thatincludes directing last year’s successful ballot referendum to raiseArizona’s minimum wage and the founding of a non-profit orga-nization that has successfully trained and recruited women towin campaigns for public office.

“I think I was born for public service. I always had a desire forpeople to have a voice. That desire has become more intense as Ilisten to horrifying stories about workers being mistreated who justwant to take care of their families,” says Friend.

After serving as a shop steward and running for union office,Friend left Arizona Public Service in the 1990’s, went back toschool and got a job with Focused Change International, teach-ing strategic planning to local unions as far away as Australia thatwere facing downsizing of their work forces.

In 1998, Local 387 hired Friend as a business representativeand lobbyist to lead the fight against deregulation of Arizona’sutilities. Deregulation opponents were effective at the ArizonaCorporation Commission, the state’s public service commission,says Friend. She drew attention to the “implosion of utility dereg-ulation in California” and the problems that Arizona had alreadyfaced from phone company deregulation.

With Local 387 and the Arizona AFL-CIO sharing the same


IBEW MemberLeads Labor in Arizona

building, Friend worked on special projects with other affiliates.Gene Hill, Local 387 business manager, placed her name in nom-ination for president of the federation. She was elected to thepart-time position in 2002 and hired as a full-time legislativedirector by Arizona AFL-CIO Executive Director Mike McGrath, aCWA member.

“Rebekah has always had a full work load,” says McGrath, whoassigned her to direct the federation’s field program. He describesher as smart, experienced and having “good gut instincts.”

“She never left me or the AFL-CIO in a position where we gotless than we should have fromthe state’s legislators,” McGrathadded.

Friend helped marshal thestate’s Voice at Work organiz-ing initiative, which is nowviewed as a national model bythe AFL-CIO. The Bureau ofLabor Statistics reports thatunion membership in Arizonarose from 145,000 in 2005 to197,000 in 2006, a 36 percentincrease. Still, Arizona’s uniondensity is well below thenational average. Friend isencouraged, even after losingkey former AFL-CIO affiliatesafter the federation split in2005. “We’re disproving thetheory that you can’t organizein a right-to-work state,” shesays. “My main job is to seethat everybody is participatingand engaged.”

Of all the leaders that hehas worked with during hisyears in the labor movement,Friend is one of those “most intune with the union member-ship,” says McGrath. She isrespected by leaders of both parties in the state legislature and heradvocacy covers all workers. Friend played a central role in lobby-ing legislators to implement a statewide Cesar Chavez Day tohonor Arizona’s immigrant farm workers. “If we let immigrantworkers get abused and forced to work under unsafe conditions,we are making a big mistake,” she says. She was the first presidentof Maricopa County’s Coalition of Labor Union Women and wonthe 2004 YWCA Woman of the Year award.

The 2006 ballot referendum that raised Arizona’s minimumwage passed by 68 percent. In January, Friend was back lobbyingthe legislature for an increase in workers’ compensation payments.Her efforts directly resulted in passage of the largest workers’ com-pensation increase in history. “The legislators knew from her trackrecord, that if they didn’t pass a decent bill, Rebekah could get the

measure on the state ballot and that she would win,” saysMcGrath

Working together, McGrath and Friend have been key moversin the traditionally Republican state’s political transformation, fueledby new residents pouring into Arizona from the Rust Belt and otherparts of the U.S. “We went from red to purple,” says Friend, elect-ing two consecutive Democratic governors and attorneys general,since 2002. The state’s legislature has gone from 12 percent Demo-cratic to nearly 50 percent. Democrats are four members awayfrom controlling the house and three away in the senate and the

state’s eight U.S. House repre-sentatives are evenly splitbetween the parties.

Arizona State Rep. LenaSaradnik says that she wasthrilled to hear that Friendwas appointed to lead theAFL-CIO. A former flightattendant at Northwest Air-lines, where she served asbusiness agent for TeamstersLocal 2000, Saradnik waselected to represent a districtin Tucson after being trainedby Emerge Arizona. Friendhelped establish the non-profitgroup in 2004 out of frustra-tion that so many candidatesfor office were not addressingthe real needs of workingfamilies. The model has beenreplicated in six states.

“Emerge Arizona convincedme that my background wasperfect for running for office,”says Saradnik. As one of nearly75 participants in the group’sclasses over the last threeyears, Saradnik said the train-ing gave her the tools to win.

“Rebekah is incredibly competent,” says Saradnik. “Her skillshave nothing to do with gender and everything to do with whatkind of person she is. I don’t know anyone that works as tirelesslyon behalf of working families as Rebekah.”

Friend credits several IBEW leaders as mentors. Chuck Huggins,the former business manager of Globe, Ariz., Local 518, onceserved as Arizona AFL-CIO executive director. Long-serving Local387 Business Manager and IBEW International Executive Councilchairman Clyde Bowden encouraged her to participate. Gene Hill,Bowden’s predecessor, convinced her to run for shop steward andwas constantly encouraging and supportive. Bob DeSpain, the cur-rent business manager, is a trusted ally. “I think that the IBEW ismoving in the right direction and I’m pleased to see a more diversegroup of leaders and members coming forward,” Friend says. 1


IBEW UNIONISTS LEAD STATE FEDERATIONSIBEW UNIONISTS LEAD STATE FEDERATIONS

AFL-CIO state federations bring different unions togetherat the state level to work collectively on organizing newmembers, educating and mobilizing current members andcreating a powerful voice for working families.

The IBEW has always encouraged local unions to be fullparticipants in the AFL-CIO and supplied many fine leadersto the federation over the years. The following IBEW mem-bers currently lead state federations:

Vince Beltrami, Anchorage, President, Alaska State Alaska., Local 1547 AFL-CIO

Michael Carrigan, Decatur, Ill., President, Illinois AFL-CIOLocal 146

Rebekah Friend, Phoenix, Executive Director/SecretaryAriz., Local 387 Treasurer, Arizona AFL-CIO

Andy Sanchez, Topeka, Kan., Executive Director/SecretaryLocal 226 Treasurer, Kansas AFL-CIO

David Kemnitz, Minot, N.D., President/ Secretary-Treasurer, Local 714 North Dakota AFL-CIO

Ken Mass, Omaha, Neb., President/ Secretary- Local 1974 Treasurer, Nebraska AFL-CIO

Denis Hughes, President/Secretary-Treasurer, New York Local 3 New York State AFL-CIO

Jerry Lee, Nashville, Tenn., President, TennesseeLocal 429 AFL-CIO

This March Local 134 decided to shareits skills with other IBEW membersacross the United States by sponsor-ing—along with the National Joint

Aprenticeship TrainingCommittee (NJATC) and

the Steel Tube Institute—a train-the-trainer program on conduitbending skills.

Chicago has long been the center of metal conduit technology

thanks to long-standing city electrical codes requiring its use.

“In our local we are probably the best trained work force when

it comes to bending conduit in the country,” said Chicago

Local 134 member Tony Griffin.


Chicago Local Sponsors“Train-the-Trainer” Program in

IBEW members workwith a conduit bender.

Pictured from left,Herb Spradlin,

Madison, Wis., Local159, James Tisdale,Baltimore Local 24,

Bill Beck, Warren,Ohio, Local 573, and

Jay Morris, Omaha,Neb., Local 22.

ConduitBending

IBEW members workwith a conduit bender.

Pictured from left,Herb Spradlin,

Madison, Wis., Local159, James Tisdale,Baltimore Local 24,

Bill Beck, Warren,Ohio, Local 573, and

Jay Morris, Omaha,Neb., Local 22.

Conduits are galvanized steel pipeswhich electrical wires are run through.By grounding the wire, it prevents ashort from turning into a fire. A majorpart of installing conduit consists ofbending the pipes to exact specificationsto connect the wires between junctionboxes. While required in most of com-mercial construction, it is rarely used inresidential except in the Chicago area.

Local 134 member Harry Ohde, whoteaches electrical code at the NJATC’sNational Training Institute’s center inKnoxville, Tenn., noticed last year thatthere were no classes offered in conduitbending. So Ohde approached NJATCExecutive Director Michael Callananabout developing a hands-on conduitbending train-the-trainer class.

The week-long class was more thanjust instruction in the basics of conduitbending—it was an opportunity for theattendees to take what they learnedback to their home locals. “We wanted

to make sure that the attendees wereready to train their own members whenthey got back,” Ohde said. “Each partici-pant left Chicago with ideas on buildinga better conduit bending curriculum andhow to be a better instructor.”

Basing their curriculum on the newlyissued NJATC conduit bending trainingmanual, Ohde and Griffin—with helpfrom Local 134 Business Manager Timo-thy Foley and Chicago JATC TrainingDirector John Donahue—put the 20attendees through nine hours of inten-sive training each day. “From seven tofive we worked these guys hard bendingpipe,” Ohde said.

Many local vendors of conduit tech-nology also attended, donating tools andmaterials to the class that many atten-dees took home to use in their owntrainings.

For Callanan, Local 134’s training is agreat opportunity to strengthen unionconstruction by giving members skills

that will make them a lot more attractiveto contractors.

IBEW Director of Construction andMaintenance Mark Ayers said the pipe-bending class is the beginning of a moreflexible approach to training the nextgeneration of union tradesmen that willmake the union more competitiveagainst nonunion contractors.

“We always focused on having ourmembers be able to do everything wellbefore they got started on a job, but thatis not necessarily the most realistic optionif we want to compete,” Ayers said. “If ajob needs pipe benders, then we willstart training new members on pipebending first so they have productiveskills the first day on the job.”

Based on the success of the Marchtrainings, Local 134 plans to repeat the classat the end of June. “We hope what we aredoing in Chicago can be a model for otherlocals,” Foley said. ”It’s training like this thatkeeps (the IBEW) ahead of the curve.” 1


Chicago Local 134 member Harry Ohde teaches pipe bending class. Pictured the from left, Kerry Chesterfield,Albany, NY., Local 236 and Tom Lauchenauer, San Francisco Local 6.

NASCAR fans, meet Alli Owens, the 18-year-old driver of theElectrifyingCareers.com car, as it’s known at the NASCAR

Whelen Series top-level amateur circuit. Every week sheraces, she is talking up her sponsors, the IBEW and the

National Electrical Contractors Association, and educatinga new generation of poten-tial recruits about the bene-fits of working for theunionized electrical industry.

“Who would you rathersend to a high school—an18-year old or a contractor?”asked IBEW Constructionand Maintenance DepartmentDirector Mark Ayers. “To thepeople we are trying toattract, there is a generationgap. The best selling point ofthis program is younger peo-ple talking to each other.”

And talk she does, when she’s not racing late-model stock carswith high-performance engines and full-tube chassis. Owens is justas comfortable talking about horsepower and torque as she is at dis-


IBEW/NECA Sponsorship Fuels Young Woman’s Racing Dreams and Promotes Career Opportunities in Electrical Construction

President Hill and Owens

Alli Owens talks up IBEW job opportunities on jaunts to malls and job fairs.

President Hill and Owens

North Carolina may be ground zero for NASCAR racing, but in many parts of the region, young workersdon’t know much about opportunities in the IBEW.

cussing why enteringan apprenticeship tobecome an insidewireman is a good

career choice.Every week before the race in front of 2,500 fans at the Tri-

County Motor Speedway in Hudson, N.C., drivers are given themicrophone for five minutes. Owens turns hers into an analogy onopportunity. “I tell them that I’m learning every time I’m on thetrack,” Owens said. “NECA and the IBEW have given me theopportunity to advance my career. I’m giving the fans informationabout the never-ending opportunity to enhance their futures.”

Owens, who hopes to turn pro nextyear, describes herself as a walking bill-board, with the catchy URL www.electri-fyingcareers. com splashed across herdriving suit and the “hero cards” she dis-tributes at races, job fairs and mall appear-ances she attends across the South withNECA representatives and IBEW members.The race car draws interest from youngpeople—much more than when theNECA/IBEW people stand at a booth bythemselves—and Owens takes it fromthere.

“At job fairs, if my car isn’t there, peopledon’t stop,” she said. “When people see arace car, it grabs their attention, and theystart to look around. All the informationabout the apprenticeship program isspread out across the hood of the car. It’shard to believe how the race car affectspeople.”

The race car has certainly had aneffect on Owens, a native of Florida. She grew up racing BMXbicycles and quarter midget cars. She graduated to car racing at theage of 13—years before she could drive legally on the road—in theDirt Pure Stock Division at Volusia Speedway in Florida. She placedsixth in championship points out of a field of 27 cars, and loggedtwo wins, six top-five and eight top-10 finishes by the age of 14.The next two years she cut her racing teeth at the New SmyrnaSpeedway in Florida and was named rookie of the year twice intwo divisions. Last year she raced in the Florida Goodyear Chal-lenge Series, sponsored by NECA member Brad Giles, owner ofGiles Electric. This year NECA and the IBEW, as the National LaborManagement Cooperation Committee, are her exclusive sponsors.

With focus, determination and the support of her parents,Owens finished high school in three years of rigorous study, andracing on weekends. While other girls were going to the promand hanging out at the mall, Owens was tuning engines and

paying her dues in the garage, mechanics’ grease on her faceinstead of the latest shade of eye shadow. She gave up her postas captain of the cheerleading squad and her all-star fast-pitchsoftball team to devote herself to racing.

This year is the first she has spent racing full time. Thanks toher sponsorship arrangement with IBEW and NECA, Owens isable to race every weekend and support a crew of four. She livesin Mooresville, N.C., which is the racing equivalent to Hollywoodfor aspiring actors. Known as Race City U.S.A., Mooresville ishome to NASCAR greats Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jeff Gordon andRobby Gordon, whose boat trailer almost collided with her carrecently on the street in Mooresville. “I thought I was going to

have to call my dad and tell him thatRobby Gordon almost got me into myfirst road accident,” she said.

This year, Owens races car No. 22, aFord Fusion, in the Whelen All American

Series and the United Speed AllianceRacing Late Model Series at tracksat Tri-County, nearby CarawaySpeedway and in Myrtle Beach,S.C. So far, she has logged two top

10’s and a top-five finish. The sea-son, which starts in the spring, ends

in late August.Speed is the rush that turns most rac-

ers on and Owens is no exception. Thehalf-mile “short-track” she runs on allowsher to reach speeds of 120 maximum,and forces her to slow down on thecurves. She competes in fields of up to26 cars in races of 75 or 100 laps.

She dreams of racing at Daytona andTalladega and the other big tracks, where

laps are two and a half miles, and the average speed is 188 milesper hour. “When you get to that track, you are full throttle thewhole time,” Owens said. “It must be such an adrenaline rush.”

As a woman, Owens stands out in a sport dominated by men,but she is not unique. Danica Patrick made headlines recently forcontending at the Indianapolis 500, an open-wheel race versusthe stock car racing that is NASCAR. Before Patrick came Lyn St.James, an open-wheel pioneer who also raced in the Indy 500,and hosts a radio show on which Owens has been interviewed.Both have been mentors to Owens. A Web site, www.racer-chicks.com even dispenses advice like track etiquette and tipson interviewing and public speaking. But for Owens, self-assur-ance comes from within.

“I am confident that in the long term I will be successful,”Owens said. “I want to make history and have NECA and theIBEW be a part of it.” 1


Owens withcar No. 22 andher pit crew

Owens withcar No. 22 andher pit crew

“My field didn’t even exist when I grad-uated high school in 1988,” says Hoer-ricks. The son of a Teamster, Hoerricksstarted working at the LAPD in 2001, join-ing a unit of surveillance and counter-sur-veillance technicians, all members ofHollywood, Calif., Local 45.

Using artistic talents that he developedin his youth and equipment in the LAPDlab, Hoerricks removed the shadows. Hiswork illuminated the suspect and victimwalking through the parking lot towardsthe suspect’s car. The car was identifiedand crime scene specialists identified keyDNA evidence in it that linked the suspectto the murder victim.

“My client is the jury,” says Hoerricks.“When you first enter your house with thelights off, you are nevertheless familiarwith the room,” he told the jury. “Byadding light, you remove the darkness andfamiliar objects are revealed. The objectsdo not just suddenly appear; they werealways there. Adding light to the scene just


The videotape showed a male murder

suspect leaving a casino and heading

into a parking lot with a woman whose

body was never found. Northern Cali-

fornia police were on the road to an

arrest. There was just one problem.

Part of the parking lot was obscured by

shadows. The police contacted several

forensic video analysts, a new high-tech

breed of crime fighters, but they had no

success lifting the shadow. So they sent

the video to Jim Hoerricks, the senior

forensic video analyst and trainer for

the Los Angeles Police Department.

IBEW Video SpecialistBusts Criminals for LAPD

allows the observer to see the scene moreclearly.” The same process uncovered thecar in the parking lot. The jury acceptedhis explanation and found the defendantguilty as charged.

While he specializes in high-tech inter-pretations of video evidence and deliveringexpert courtroom testimony, Hoerricks’ tal-ents are also used for standard surveillance.

Placed on cooperative assignment tothe FBI’s South Los Angeles Violent GangTask Force, Hoerricks, who had onceworked in community theatre, built a “set”to observe high dollar narcotics transac-tions by removing objects that were at thescene of criminal activity and replacingthem with concealed cameras. “With theright props, the criminals felt comfortabledealing drugs,” he says. His work directlyresulted in 16 federal warrants, 22 statewarrants and 30 parole/probation checks.

“This can be the best job in the world,but it can be also incredibly strenuous,”says Hoerricks, a married father of three,with another child on the way. In theimmediate aftermath of the September 11terrorist attacks, he and his co-workersworked for two straight days. “We weretapping the airwaves to ascertain how our

enemies were communicating,” says Hoer-ricks.

One co-worker is an electrical engi-neer, one is an electrician in the NavyReserve, and another is a retired IRS spe-cial agent. Most of the crew members inthe bargaining unit have a good basicknowledge of electricity, computers, elec-tronics, audio and video.

“We have a really good group of guys.It’s a nice thing to have so many skill setsin the room and I’m totally comfortablebeing part of a union doing this work,”says Hoerricks.

“Los Angeles can be as dangerous asIraq on any given day,” says Hoerricks,who frequently wears body armor on thejob and has been in close proximity toshootings. After feeling some early symp-toms of post traumatic stress syndromefrom the physical and emotional toll of hisjob, Hoerricks began the practice of QiGong, an ancient Chinese martial art thatstresses the harmony of breath, energyand motion. Until 2003, he worked off thestress competing in the Scottish HighlandGames where he won two California statecaber tossing championships.

Forensic video analysts, says Hoerricks,

deal with “vicarious trauma, having towatch people die or get hurt…over andover again without the ability to really doanything about it. More often than not, wedon’t ever learn of the outcome of thecases we work.” He said his relationshipwith his co-workers helps to sustain hisemotional balance. “I’ve never met a finergroup of Americans,” he says.

“They and people like them are thereason that we haven’t had another terror-ist attack since September 11,” he says.Last year, Hoerricks attended a briefing onthe London subway bombings wherevideo analysts from New Scotland Yardhad to review 58,000 pieces of video evi-dence to solve the crimes. Like London,Los Angeles is a high-profile target, but thevideo analysis field is not growing fastenough to fill the needs for homelandsecurity. The lack of trained techniciansfuels Hoerricks’ passion for teaching. Hehas held dozens of sessions for police,sheriffs and members of the L.A. CityAttorney’s Office and has helped todevelop international standards for hisfield. He is currently enrolled in WoodburyUniversity, where he is pursuing a B.A.degree in organizational leadership. 1


“My client is the jury,” says LosAngeles Police Department SeniorForensic Video Analyst Jim Hoerricks,a member of Hollywood, Calif. Local45, who interprets critical video evidence in criminal investigations.

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She was a manager for a California title company whojoined her husband in the electrical trade in 1984,became a foreman, and pavednew ground for women whenshe was appointed trainingdirector for San Mateo, Calif.,Local 617. He was a correc-tional officer who joined otherfamily members working atGeneral Electric’s refrigeratorplant in Bloomington, Ind. Asa shop steward in IBEW Local2249, he has been a key partici-pant in efforts to keep the plantfrom closing and has cam-paigned to serve working peo-ple in the Indiana legislature.

Today, Kathleen Barber and BillAbbott are sharing the honors as co-win-ners of the 2006 IBEW Founders’ Scholar-ship. They were selected by a group ofthree judges from outside of the IBEWwho reviewed applications for the awardestablished in 1966 to honor the linemenand wiremen who founded the Brother-hood in 1891.

Barber will enter the master’s programin organizations and leadership at Univer-sity of San Francisco. “Leadership is alearned skill, similar to being an electri-cian, where theories and applications canbe applied with accuracy for a predicted

outcome,” she wrote in her applica-tion essay.

“Kathleen is a bright,active, energetic wo-man who gets an

idea and then takes action to bring it tofruition. She can get people to worktogether,” says Margaret Marnell, Ph.D,who has worked on several projects withBarber.

Upon first hearing about the scholar-ship award, says Barber, “I was beyondwords.” After reflecting, she says, “Ithought what a humbling experience tobe given an opportunity by an organiza-

tion that has given me somuch, to have the chance toadvance my knowledge basein hopes that I can put itback out there for others,and to be a role model forwomen.”

Abbott, whose family hasover 100 years of combinedmembership in Bloomington,Ind., Local 2249, where heactively helped to lead theSave Our Jobs Committee,says, “I hope I can live up tothe honor that the Founders’Scholarship has bestowedupon me.”

Recruited by the Democ-rats to run for the statehouse in a heavily-Republi-can district, Abbott faced hisopponent in a debate. “If theforum was scored as a box-ing match, Bill scored a knockout in thethird,” says Jeffrey Fites, the district’sDemocratic chair. While Abbott didn’twin the election, the incumbent “learneda grudging respect for the intellect andfight of this proud IBEW man,” says Fites.

Currently completing his associatedegree in criminal justice at Ivy TechCommunity College, Abbott plans toattend Indiana State University. “Mydream,” he says, is to go to law school“to enhance my chances of a successfulpolitical career because working class

people need more peopleon their side.”

Barber and Abbott willreceive $200 per semestercredit hour, with a maximumdistribution over eight yearsof $24,000. In the traditionof prior recipients, they willbe required to submit anannual paper on a labor-related topic.

Founders’ Scholarshipjudges were John Bennett,Ph.D, Rutgers University, NewBrunswick, N.J.; RogerKeeran, Ph.D, Empire StateCollege, New York; and GregKinczewski, vice presidentand general counsel of MarcoConsulting Group, Chicago.

Kinczewski assesses theapplicants’ involvement intheir locals, communities and

political affairs. He wondered “how [theapplicants] have time for all that theyhave accomplished,” noting that manybalance demanding union positions, fam-ily responsibilities and rigorous academiccourse loads.

“Kathleen Barber and Bill Abbott aresure to continue the fine tradition ofFounders’ Scholarship winners who returnthe Brotherhood’s investment in their edu-cation with an ongoing commitment toput our core values and beliefs into prac-tice,” says President Edwin D. Hill. 1


President Hill and IBEWResearch DepartmentDirector Jim Voye, left,greet judges GregKinczewski, Roger Keeranand John Bennett.

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President Hill and IBEWResearch DepartmentDirector Jim Voye, left,greet judges GregKinczewski, Roger Keeranand John Bennett.

In February, International PresidentEdwin D. Hill co-wrote an editorial withMichael G. Morris, CEO of AEP, callingfor an agreement to curb global warming.In the pages of the trade industry publi-cation The Energy Daily, the twodescribed their idea, a new-and-improvedworldwide climate agreement similar toKyoto that would compel developingcountries to limit their emissions or facepenalties for the gases released in theproduction of their imports. As the head-line of the op-ed says, “Trade is the keyto climate change.”

“We are calling on the United States tochange its policy both on greenhouse gasemissions and trade in the interest ofresponsible environmental stewardship,”President Hill said.

Kyoto is a United Nations pact ratifiedby 160 countries intent on reducing green-house gases. Nations who are party toKyoto—which do not include the UnitedStates, China or India—commit to reduc-ing carbon dioxide and other greenhousegases. But Kyoto, which expires in 2012,only applies to nations who signed it.

The Hill-Morris plan would apply toeveryone who trades with signatorynations.

Today, even with Kyoto in placeamong most Western countries,nations like China can emit as muchcarbon dioxide as they produce intothe atmosphere without penalty. InChina, pollution runoff in rivers andstreams and unending black smoke

billowing overhead are thedownsides of the nation’s

swift rise as a globalmanufacturing pow-erhouse. Expertspredict that Chinacould surpass theUnited States asthe globe’s topproducer of


IBEWPresident Edwin D.Hill

After years of debate, a global consensus

is forming that recognizes that the earth is

slowly heating up. The IBEW and an

IBEW-represented utility, American Elec-

tric Power, have teamed up to sponsor an

innovative solution that uses trade as an

incentive for rapidly industrializing coun-

tries to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

After years of debate, a global consensus

is forming that recognizes that the earth is

slowly heating up. The IBEW and an

IBEW-represented utility, American Elec-

tric Power, have teamed up to sponsor an

innovative solution that uses trade as an

incentive for rapidly industrializing coun-

tries to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

greenhouse gases assoon as this year.

“We must addressthe soaring greenhousegas emissions of majoremitting nations in thedeveloping world,”said a joint statementby the IBEW and AEP.“To unilaterally capAmerica’s emissions,while ignoring othernations, is a fatallyflawed approach thatwill seriously harm theglobal environmentwhile compromisingour competitiveness and jeopardizingAmerican jobs.”

Labor and industry generally agreethat any new, effective emissions-reduc-ing law should not interfere with theAmerican economy or trade, said IBEWUtility Department Director Jim Hunter.

The IBEW/AEP idea has garnered wide-spread attention since it was first proposed,and has found a home in the Senate climate change bill introduced by EnergyCommittee Chairman Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.) and Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.).

Here’s how it would work: The IBEW/AEP proposal recognizes it

would take five years to write the regula-tions and establish procedures to cap car-bon dioxide emissions through the use ofadvanced technology. Five years after that,its provisions would take effect. At thattime, if trading partners do not have simi-lar greenhouse gas-limiting protocols inplace, they must purchase carbon dioxidecredits to sell their products in the UnitedStates and other participating nations.

“The real issue is not that we wantthem to buy credits, we want them to captheir emissions,” Hunter said. “This sim-ply becomes a stick to force them to thetable.”

Depending on the scope of imports,the proposal could have a significant andserious impact on nations like China andIndia.

Unions for Jobs and the Environment,a coalition of 12 labor groups including

the IBEW, the Boilermakers, the MineWorkers, the Food and Commercial work-ers, among others, also support theIBEW/AEP proposal. The AFL-CIO is alsointerested.

“An inappropriate legislative responseto climate change could threaten the lossof millions of American jobs, impair ourinternational competitiveness, raiseenergy prices to unprecedented heightsand do little to change future global tem-peratures or sea levels,” said the UJAEJune newsletter.

The well-intentioned Kyoto pact,while reducing carbon dioxide emissionsamong member countries, could actuallyadd to the pollution problem under cer-tain scenarios. Right now under Kyoto, afactory owner in France, which dependslargely on nuclear power for electricity,could decide to close his plant and sellhis credits, only to re-open in China andbe subject to no emissions limits. “As faras global warming is concerned, that isthe worst thing that could happen,”Hunter said.

Hill and Morris consulted with expertsto help them develop a plan designed tobe compliant with the World Trade Orga-nization, which mediates trade amongnations. A tax on polluting countries, forexample, is not likely to be WTO compli-ant, Hunter said.

“This is a realistic plan that forthrightlydeals with climate-changing emissionsarising from fast-developing nations like

India and China whilecomplying with U.S.international tradeobligations,” Hill saidin a letter to Binga-man. “This provisionis absolutely essentialto America’s workingmen and women, andIBEW support for theclimate change bill iscontingent upon inclu-sion of this language.”

“Our nation mustlead, but we must becertain that our tradingpartners follow,” said

a letter to Bingaman from the Boilermak-ers union. “Otherwise, domestic indus-tries that must compete in the globaleconomy would be unfairly disadvan-taged and the goal of global emissionsreductions unmet.”

Coal-burning generating plants are thelifeblood of AEP, one of the largest elec-tric utilities in the United States. Whiledelivering electricity to more than 5 mil-lion customers in 11 states, 80 percent ofAEP’s load is coal. AEP is the biggest coalconsumer in the Western Hemisphere.

“AEP is not sticking its head in thesand,” Hunter said. “They are saying thatglobal warming needs to be addressed,and the sooner the better. They don’t wantto have a situation that is detrimental totheir consumers and the U.S. economy.”

This proposal is not the only actionAEP has taken to reduce its carbon foot-print. Over the past 10 years, it hasundertaken several voluntary actions toreduce its greenhouse gas emissions by31 million metric tons by planting trees,adding wind power, increasing powerplant generating efficiency and retiringless efficient units.

“The United States may be a latecomerto the worldwide discussion on globalwarming, but I am proud that the IBEWand one of our employers are among thefirst to propose a proactive, realistic solu-tion,” President Hill said. “I am heartenedthat so many on Capitol Hill are taking ahard look at our proposal.” 1


Michael G. MorrisCEO, AEP

“We must addressthe soaring greenhouse

emissions of major emitting nations in the

developing world.” ——JJooiinntt SSttaatteemmeenntt bbyy tthhee IIBBEEWW aanndd AAEEPP

Michael G. MorrisCEO, AEP

Members of Corpus Christi,Texas, Local 278 know whatit is like to be wanted. Themajority of the 500 membersof Local 278, working mostlyas inside wiremen at local oilrefineries, are in highdemand, so much so thatcontractors are finding itharder and harder to fill joborders, according to Local278 Business ManagerMiguel Carranco. And withmore Local 278 membersnearing retirement age thanentering apprenticeship pro-grams, the shortage is likelyto grow.


Retirements, Lack ofRecruits Pose Challenge

to IBEW’s Growth

It is becoming a common problem. Jer-sey City, N.J., Local 164 will end up losing500 journeymen to retirement in the nextfew years according to Business ManagerRichard Dressel, while in the utility indus-try Calgary, Alberta, Local 254 BusinessManager John Briegel is facing a similarproblem as nearly 40 percent of his line-men close in on retirement age.

Many industry experts are predictingmajor skilled worker shortages acrossNorth America in the next 10 years thanksto the looming retirement of the babyboom generation; shortages that are loom-ing over the construction and powerindustry. The graying of the electricalworkforce, the shortage of new recruits toapprenticeship programs, and growingenergy demands are leading to what theNJATC Executive Director MichaelCallanan has described as a “perfect stormthat’s about to hit North America.”

The Crunch in ConstructionIn construction the squeeze is just start-

ing to be felt. According to the U.S. Bureauof Labor Statistics, by the year 2014 the

need for electrical workers will riseto more than 734,000—nearly 80,000more than currently working thefield—while the number of graduat-ing journeymen each year will notkeep up with the expected rates of

retirement. “Contractors will be forced tocompete for a reduced pool of workers inthe future, which will only keep gettingsmaller,” Callanan said. Canada is also fac-ing a similar shortage crisis as most of theiractive work force will reach retirement agewithin the next 10 years.

While the widespread use of travelershad kept projects moving in hot marketslike Las Vegas, the construction boom willmake the demand for skilled workersharder to meet. “The time is coming whenthe cumulative effects of retirements andyears of small apprenticeship classes are

going to leave us without enough skilledhands,” said International President EdwinD. Hill at the Construction and Mainte-nance Conference last spring.

While not every construction local isfacing immediate crisis, many locals see itcoming up on the horizon. “Right now it’snot having a significant impact every-where, but we’re seeing signs that it’s sooncoming most places,” said IBEW Construc-tion and Maintenance Director Mark Ayers.

Labor shortages appear to be moreserious and severe in those regions—largely the South and Southwest—that arenow dominated by nonunion contractorsas compared to the areas where construc-tion unions have remained relativelystrong. “Where building trades unionsmaintain significant market share, con-struction still remains a viable and attrac-tive career offering good wages andbenefit for young people. But where con-struction unions have been marginalized,wages have declined, conditions haveeroded, and construction is a less rationalcareer choice for talented new entrants inthe labor force. Declining levels of union-ization thus contribute to skilled laborshortages,” said Jeff Grabelsky, a facultymember of Cornell University’s School ofIndustrial Relations, and a 25-year memberof Syracuse, NY., Local 43.

New York Local 3, which retains astrong marketshare and provides its mem-bers with competitive wages and benefits,has not had a problem recruiting newapprentices. “When we accept applicationsfor apprenticeships, the line to apply goesdown the block,” said Local 3 BusinessRepresentative Ray West. “We often haveup to 10,000 applicants for 600 apprentice-ship spots.”

The expansion of nonunion construc-tion over the last 30 years stripped muchof the wage and benefits levels, not tomention the public respect that used tocome with electrical construction work.

From 1965 to 1990, the electrical construc-tion work force almost tripled in size,while IBEW membership remained almostunchanged. With the pay differentialbetween union and nonunion electricianstopping 17 percent, nonunion contractorsare having a hard time recruiting newworkers. “The nonunion outfits just don’thave the same level of wages and benefits.Kids today don’t want to do hard work foronly $9 an hour. When you take out thegood wages and benefits, like thenonunion places do, you take half of thereason for anyone to go into the trade,”said Norristown, Pa., Local 380 BusinessManager Kenneth MacDougall.

In some locations—like CorpusChristi—nonunion contractors will offermore per hour than contractors with signa-tory agreements in an attempt to undercutthe union but do not provide employeebenefits, making it a poor long-term careerchoice for most workers.

Nonunion contractors have also fallenshort when it comes to recruitment andtraining. While representing under half ofthe market, the IBEW and NECA operatemore than 80 percent of all apprenticeshipprograms.

The increased emphasis of schools oncollege prepatory classes has led manyparents, students and teachers to over-look careers in the trades. Constructionnow ranks near the bottom of careerchoices among high school students withthe number of high students taking tradeor industry related vocational coursesdown 35 percent.

“The image of the industry is horrible.It is seen by most people as dirty,unskilled and cyclical. The general publichas no conception of what this industry isall about,” said Peter Cockshaw, publisherof Cockshaw’s Construction Labor Newsand Opinion, and long time constructionindustry analyst.


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Deregulation DisasterIn utilities the skilled worker crunch is

even more pressing. “It’s going to behuge. In the next five to 10 years, 60 per-cent of the work force will be eligible toretire,” said Seattle Local 77 Business Man-ager Don Guillot. A study released byCarnegie Mellon University in March 2005found that demand for entry level electriclineworkers is expected to grow by 9 per-cent every year, much more than is cur-rently entering the trade, gravelythreatening the health of the continent’selectrical supply. “It is possible to end upwith a scenario where some utilities areoperating like utilities in third world coun-tries. They won’t have a sufficient numberof qualified people to operate them,“ saidSteven Kussman, executive director of theUtility Business Education Coalition.

The main culprit behind the utilityworker shortage has been energy deregu-lation. “Because of deregulation, theindustry changed its focus from coordina-tors to competitors, with a concern forimmediate profits rather than reliability,”said Jack Casazza, president of the Ameri-can Education Institute. Since deregulationwas instituted over 10 years ago in differ-ent parts of North America, the utilityindustry eliminated most worker trainingprograms, reducing their staff by up to 30percent and all but freezing new hiring. “Itgoes back to deregulation. One of the firstthings that went was training and recruit-ment because it can be a huge cost,” Guil-lot said. “They cut a big hole in thetraining pipeline and now with the babyboomers about to retire you have noworkers in line to replace them,”

Cost-cutting led many companies to cut

The coming retirement ofthe baby boomers from theelectrical industry poses achallenge to the IBEW—notonly out in the field but at thelocal union hall. As a newgeneration of business man-agers takes office across thecountry, many are oftenforced into their new rolewith little preparation or sup-port.

“A lot of new businessmanagers come straight out of the field and when they are elected are justhanded the keys to the office and that’s it,” said West Frankfort, Ill., Local 702Business Manager Paul Noble. The IBEW’s Education Department sponsored aweek long pilot training last October—held at the National Labor College in SilverSpring, Md.,—for new business managers. For four days, 18 participants fromacross North America learned the nuts and bolts of what it takes to be a businessmanager—from knowing what is expected of them as outlined in the IBEW Con-stitution to the basics of collective bargaining. “We had one section where we didmock bargaining and half the class played the management role and the other the

union,” Noble said.“Everyone really gotinto it, it was very trueto life.”

The second week ofthe training, held inApril, provided moreskills-building, includingforming a local politicalaction committee anddeveloping good mediarelations.

“The skills you learnin the training are needed to make it through the challenging first couple ofmonths in office,” said Casper, Wyo., Local 322 Business Manager CharlesDockham.

Based on the success of the initial training, the program will become manda-tory for all new business managers. The first session—which will focus onnewly elected business managers in the Tenth District—will be held at the Chat-tanooga, Tenn., Local 175 training center this summer. Trainings for other partsof country are also being planned. 1

NEW BUSINESS MANAGERS TRAINING BUILDS THE NEXTGENERATION OF IBEW LEADERSHIP

New business managers from left, Local 322 Charlie Dockham, Local 753Brad Stokes, Local 1579 Kenneth Ward.

IBEW Education Department Director JanSchwingshakl leads session at new businessmanagers training.


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New business managers from left, Local 322 Charlie Dockham, Local 753Brad Stokes, Local 1579 Kenneth Ward.

back on necessary maintenance, makingan aged system increasingly vulnerable tofailure, creating even more of a need forskilled workers. Consumers are alreadypaying for this lack of maintenance as thewait time to fix downed power linesgrows. After an ice storm hit central Illi-nois last November, almost half of the cus-tomers who lost power were still withoutelectricity five days later. In Los AngelesLocal 18 Business Manager Brian D’Arcy ispredicting widespread outages this sum-mer unless the local utility can find moreworkers.

Those workers who are still in theindustry are often inundated with over-time, testing their endurance in order tokeep up with the increased demand fortheir labor. Five New Jersey IBEW localswent on strike against Jersey CentralPower and Light in 2004 over contract lan-guage that would have required them toremain on call 24 hours a day.

“These are just Band-Aid fixes. Eventu-ally that person is not going to continue towork 1,000 hours of overtime a year. Theyare just trying to prolong the inevitable,”said IBEW Utility Department Director JimHunter.

While the utilities have cut back on their work force, power generation hasincreased by more than 30 percent accord-ing to a study by the Carnegie Mellon Uni-versity Electricity Industry Center, a figurelikely to go up.

Meeting the Challenge Hunter says that some utilities have

finally begun to do some hiring, but it hasbeen uneven thanks to the shortage ofskilled utility workers. “Traditionally it wasthe company that did the recruiting andhiring, but many have dropped theirresponsibility for it in the last few years,”Hunter said. “Most of the companies stilldo not want to face up to the fact they arecoming up on a crisis.”

The response by the construction

industry has so far been slow. “The wholeindustry is so stuck on looking at the shortterm. It’s like they don’t even want to talkabout what is going to be happening infive years, preferring to think about thenext five minutes instead,” said San Mateo,Calif., Local 617 Training Director KathleenBarber.

With a few exceptions, state and fed-eral leadership has also been absent. TheBush administration, instead of fundingnew programs to recruit apprentices, hasslashed worker training programs, strip-ping funds from the Workplace InvestmentAct, which provides federal support forstate programs to offer services for adults,laid-off workers and youth. “Governmentleadership on this issue has been prettymuch nonexistent,” Cockshaw said.

The worker shortage might mean fullemployment for those currently in theindustry but it remains a major long-termthreat to the future ability of the IBEW togrow. “You might think this seems like agood problem to have—but it is not. Everycustomer whose needs we can’t meet is acustomer that will go elsewhere—and willbe hard to get back, ” Hill said.

Already, some contractors and utilitieshave responded by hiring semi-skilledworkers or importing foreign labor.

“The labor shortage means that thestate usually looks the other way whencontractors bring on unlicensed workers,”Carranco said. Immigration legislationbefore Congress will increase the numberof skilled workers that are allowed intoUnited States each year. In the Canadianprovince of Alberta nonunion contractorshave convinced the federal government tolet them bring in temporary foreign work-ers as way to bypass the union—using thepredicted labor shortage as an excuse.

“There are still a lot of people whodon’t believe the numbers, but we couldlose market share in a booming economybecause we can’t staff the jobs,” Callanansaid.

“The International (Office) really needsto take the lead, but it is in the local areawhere the most work needs to be done,”Cockshaw said. And much of that involvesa proactive approach by the IBEW to pro-mote skilled electrical work as a careeroption. “What we got to do is make theindustry attractive,“ Cockshaw said. “Whenwe actually sit down and explain whatgoes into it, people are amazed.”

“We offer careers, not jobs. A job issomething temporary,” Ayers said. “Whenyou become an apprentice you and yourfamily are taken by the Brotherhood fromcradle to grave and we need to let peopleknow that.”

Web-based programs like Electric TVand Electrifying Careers—an online Website to promote careers in the industry—have played an important role in attractingnew apprentices. Many locals have insti-tuted innovative pre-apprenticeship pro-grams (See sidebar on page 24), andtraining schools to successfully attract newrecruits to the trade.

For Norristown, Pa., Local 380, one ofthe best ways to attract new members tothe trade is community outreach, particu-larly to students; even those years awayfrom graduation. “Just last week, we wentto a third-grade class to explain how aphotovoltaic device works,” MacDougallsaid. “People wondered why we weretalking to kids so young. It’s because wewant to get the kids looking at construc-tion as a career field at an early age. “Local380 has been a consistent presence in thelocal high schools and community col-leges, speaking with students at career dayevents and on other occasions to makesure they know the benefits that an IBEWcareer can offer. “We are talking about thebenefits that come with the job, which theparents like to hear,” MacDougall said.

Local 77 is planning a similar outreachprogram to the schools. “Next year we’regoing to start hitting grades K-12, and not


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The coming labor shortage and continuing competitionfrom nonunion contractors have made recruiting a new gen-eration of workers one of the most pressing tasks for the

IBEW. One of more innovative

means of attracting newstudents to the trade hasbeen union-sponsored,community-based pre-apprenticeship programs.Mixing both classroom andon-the-job instruction,these programs offer anoverview of each trade,and training to prepare stu-dents to enter full-timeapprenticeships.

Jackson, Miss., Local480—working through the

Central Mississippi Building and Construction Trades Coun-cil—partnered with the city of Jackson this March to createthe Career Skills Training and Placement Program, a six-month pre-apprenticeship program meant to expose stu-dents to the building trades. According to the mayor’s chiefof staff, Marcus Ward, the program was developed to pro-duce enough skilled craftsmen to meet the city’s develop-ment boom and to provide real career opportunities for thecity’s unemployed youth population.

“We knew this program would be great because it couldkill two birds with one stone,” said Ward. “Getting unem-ployed youth off the streets and into a career and also creat-ing a steady stream of skilled workers for futuredevelopment.”

So far the program has placed 60 workers into pre-apprenticeship programs in the different trades. For thoseworkers who are interested in the program, but are academi-cally unprepared, the city provides remedial math and GEDprograms through a partnership with the local community col-lege. And interest is growing. According to Local 480 BusinessManager John Smith, attendance at the program’s monthlyorientation meetings has tripled since the program started.

“You’ve got a city with a big drug and unemploymentproblem, so what’s a better way to put these kids to workthan by attracting them to the trades,” said Mississippi AFL-CIO President Robert Shaffer.

San Mateo, Calif., Local 617 recently wrapped up thefirst six-week pilot version of their pre-apprenticeship pro-gram, the Building Futures program. The program—fundedthrough a grant from the San Mateo County WorkforceInvestment Board—was created to expose young peoplein the 18-25 age range who are chroni-cally underemployed or stuck in no-future low-wage jobs. Students takeclasses in communications, math,labor history, and social skills to pre-pare them for an apprenticeship. “Wewant to develop the social and devel-opment skills of those underem-ployed, those disenfranchised fromthe job pool and get them excitedabout the IBEW as a career,” saidLocal 617 Training Director KathleenBarber. Out of the initial 15 attendees,five applied to become electricians.Happy with the results, the local isplanning to start the full 26-week intro-ductory program in September.

In Washington, Seattle Local 77has developed a joint pre-apprentice-ship program with the City of Seattleto meet the growing need for linemenin the Pacific Northwest. Studentswho are accepted into the six-monthlineworker pre-apprentice program getinstruction and training to advance into the lineworkerapprenticeship program. Students who achieve high marksin the program can be credited up to six months towardstheir apprenticeship. “I’m tickled to death by its success,”said Local 77 Business Manager Don Guillot. “There is anew work force coming up, and we are letting them knowabout a career path that offers good wages and good benefits.” 1

New Seattle Local77 utility workers in training

Seattle Local 77 BusinessManager Don Guillot helpedpioneer new pre-apprentice-ship program with the City of Seattle.

PRE-APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS ATTRACT NEW WORKERS TO THE IBEW

just on career day, so we can tell littleJohnny what a career in utility wouldrequire and what they need to do to getready for it,” Guillot said.

Callanan believes that attracting new

workers to the industry is closely linkedwith the IBEW’s organizing efforts to winback market share. Ayers agrees. “Wehave to take a two-pronged approach.Get the best apprentices you can andrecruit the best electricians from thenonunion sites.”

For Local 380, their outreach hasalready paid off in winning overnonunion electricians. “We’re getting a lotof apprenticeship applications from peo-

ple with three and four years experiencein the industry already,” MacDougall said.“The word has definitely gotten out. “

The demonstrated success of unionapprenticeships programs, in addition tothe better wages and benefits that comewith union construction, is more likely toattract new apprentices to the tradeaccording to Callanan, and many industryobservers agree. “The ingredients to (fix-

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This is a summary of the annual report for the International

Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Pension Benefit Fund,

(Employer Identification No. 52-0951104, Plan No. 001) for the

period July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006. The annual report has

been filed with the Employee Benefits Security Administration,

as required under the Employee Retirement Income Security

Act of 1974 (ERISA).

Basic Financial StatementBenefits under the plan are provided by a trust (benefits are

provided in whole from trust funds). Plan expenses were

$106,235,963. These expenses included $8,849,827 in adminis-

trative expenses and $97,386,136 in benefits paid to partici-

pants and beneficiaries. A total of 432,104 persons were

participants in or beneficiaries of the plan at the end of the

plan year, although not all of these persons had yet earned the

right to receive benefits.

The value of plan assets, after subtracting liabilities of the

plan was $1,754,345,592 as of June 30, 2006, compared to

$1,654,823,337 as of July 1, 2005. During the plan year, the

plan experienced an increase in its net assets of $99,522,255.

This increase includes unrealized appreciation or depreciation

in the value of plan assets; that is, the difference between the

value of the plan’s assets at the end of the year and the value

of the assets at the beginning of the year, or the cost of assets

acquired during the year. The plan had total income of

$205,758,218, including member contributions of $43,893,245,

gains of $100,298,851 from the sale of assets and earnings from

investments of $46,554,179.

The plan has contracts with CIGNA–AMERICA FUND, and

ULLICO SEPARATE ACCOUNT P which allocate funds toward

individual policies.

Your Rights to Additional InformationYou have the right to receive a copy of the full annual

report, or any part thereof, upon request. The items listed

below are included in that report:

1. An accountant’s report;

2. Assets held for investment;

3. Financial information and information on payments to ser-

vice providers;

4. Insurance information including sales commissions paid by

insurance carriers; and

5. Informaiton regarding any common or collective trust,

pooled separate accounts, master trusts or 103-12 invest-

ment entities in which the plan participates.

To obtain a copy of the full annual report, or any part

thereof, please write to the office of Plan Administrator:

Jon F. Walters, International Secretary-Treasurer

IBEW

900 7th Street, N.W.,Washington, D.C. 20001

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If you’re a sportsman or -woman, youknow the money and effort is worth itfor the heart pumping sensation of tak-ing aim for the trophy animal or reelingin a monster fish. As a member of theIBEW, you can now experience a newadrenaline rush—the kind that comeswith finding new places to hunt and fish,saving money on gear and services, andracking up a host of other benefits.

The IBEW, along with seven otherleading trade unions and the AFL-CIO,joined forces with the Theodore RooseveltConservation Partnership (TRCP) to pro-vide start-up funding for the Union Sports-

man’s Alliance (USA), a one-of-a-kind,hunting and fishing club, exclusively forunion workers and their families.

You can join the USA now for anannual fee of $25 and receive a personal-ized membership card, auto and hard hatdecals, chances to win outdoor gear andservices, and the latest hunting and fishingtips and techniques to perfect your skills.Plus, you’ll receive a $25 gift certificate forpurchases from Beretta USA’s field mer-chandise selection and a one-year sub-scription to a top outdoor magazine…soyour membership is practically free!

And the benefits don’t stop there.

Some say it’s crazy to rise at 5 am and hike to a tree stand incomplete darkness, to stand sun up to sun down in a cold creekwaiting for a tug on the line, to spend hundreds of dollars onwarm boots, the latest Realtree camouflage, arrows, bullets,lures and line.

An independent, scientific huntingand fishing survey, which IBEW partici-pated in, revealed that of the 20 AFL-CIOtrade unions that support the USA,approximately 3.2 million members hunt,fish and enjoy the outdoors.

Through the USA, these millions ofunion sportsmen can connect with theirunion brothers and sisters across NorthAmerica who share their passion for hunt-ing and fishing, through a dynamic USAwebsite (www.UnionSportsmen.org).Using your personal USA member num-ber, you too can access the Members-Only section of the website to find placesto hunt and fish, discover the latest news,tips and techniques, share photos, andbuy, sell or trade gear.

USA members can also stay informedabout legislation affecting hunting andfishing in America through a free mem-bership in the TRCP, a coalition of thenation’s leading conservation organiza-tions, labor unions and individualsworking together to preserve the tradi-tions of hunting and fishing.

“The union means more than a fairday’s work for a fair day’s pay. It means ahigher quality of life. If the majority ofIBEW workers spend their free time hunt-ing and fishing, we’re proud to offer aprogram that helps them better enjoy theactivities that define their lifestyle,” saidIBEW International Secretary-TreasurerJon F. Walters.

Join the Hunting and Fishing Club ofUnion Sportsmen TODAY:(1) Log-on to www.UnionSportsmen

.org(2) Call 1-877-USA-2211 (Toll Free)(3) Look for a membership application

on the facing page. 1

Philadelphia Local126 member JohnDemers, right, withEscape to the Wildhost Marc Pierce.

RECEIVE EXCEPTIONAL BENEFITS EXCLUSIVELY FOR UNION SPORTSmen

A Great OrganizationRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 1, ST.

LOUIS, MO—Retirees were treatedto the annual Cardinals’ baseballgame outing at Busch Stadium May9. Motor coaches were provided fortransportation. What a treat it was, abeautiful day, a large crowd—andthe Cardinals beat Colorado 9-2.

At this writing we were lookingforward to our annual golf tourna-ment on May 21, 2007. In April weenjoyed the luncheon and musicalentertainment given by the LadiesAuxiliary. It was a very nice affair atthe union hall. I can’t say enough forthe dedication of the Lady’s Auxil-iary. Their crafts, spring and Christ-mas luncheons, and contributions to

the Local 1 Relief Committee aretremendous.

At the Dec. 13, 2006, Christmasparty, the Ladies Auxiliary presentedto Local 1 Bus. Mgr. Stephen P.Schoemehl a check for $8,000 tobenefit the Relief Committee. Since1988, the Ladies Auxiliary hasdonated $57,000 to the Relief Com-mittee to support our members inneed. This annual donation is aresult of the ladies’ hard work anddedication to the sick, disabled andneedy members as well as anyretirees who have fallen on difficulttimes. Local 1 officers and membersthank all involved for their dedica-tion to this effort. Special thanks toLadies Auxiliary Pres. Joy Clermontand Auxiliary officers who coordi-nate this wonderful event every yearand to all the dedicated volunteers.

Our retiree meetings are informa-tive and well-attended. We are fortu-nate to belong to such a wonderfulorganization.

RICK KING, V.P./P.S.

Panama Canal CruiseRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 3, NEW

YORK, NY, WEST FLORIDA CHAP-TER—In February, 11 members ofour Retirees Club and their spousestook an 11-day cruise aboard a RoyalCaribbean cruise ship, Brilliance of

the Seas, through the Panama Canaland six other ports of call. Thecruise was very informative and theweather was beautiful. Everyone hada wonderful time and we are alreadyplanning our next group trip.

Among those on the cruise pic-tured in the accompanying photoare Local 3 Retirees Club membersA. Costa, N. Bachrow, K. Gallagher,A. Fichtenbaum, B. Costa, J. Cornell,F. Ledetsch, T. Broderick, J. Zieglerand W. DeJohn.

BEN COSTA, P.S.

Service AwardsRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 11, LOS

ANGELES, CA—Our Retiree Clubhonored Bros. Morrie Stevens witha 60-year pin, Frank Stricklin with a65-year pin, and DeWitt “Tex”Soward with a 65-year pin. Congrat-ulations, brothers, for your manyyears of service to the IBEW. Theseretirees are all active members ofthe Retirees Club. Frank Stricklinwill soon celebrate his 90th birth-day! Congratulations, Frank.

Doc Holiday is arranging a gam-bling trip to Laughlin, NV, for theretirees and is now in charge offood for upcoming meetings.

Doc recently installed a photo-voltaic system on the roof of hishome and has assisted at solar


RETIREES

ATTENTION RETIREES CLUB PRESS

SECRETARIES:The IBEW’s publication sched-

ule has changed. The IBEW Jour-nal will now be publishedquarterly. There is one remainingissue for 2007, the deadline forwhich is listed below. The dead-line for the Winter 2008 issue isalso listed.

The word limit for your articleshas been increased to 250 words.Because of space limitations, youmust strictly adhere to that guide-line. You are encouraged to sub-mit articles and photos via e-mail.Please address your submission to [email protected], andinclude your local union in thesubject line.

Your cooperation in mailingyour material early enough toarrive in the Journal and MediaRelations Department before yourdeadline is greatly appreciated.This schedule and the guidelinesfor submitting Retirees Club arti-cles have been sent to RetireesClub press secretaries for whomwe have an address. This infor-mation also will be available atwww.ibew.org or through theJournal and Media and RelationsDepartment at (202) 728-6070.

Deadlines for Submission of Retirees Club articles to the

IBEW Journal — 2007

Issue DeadlineFall August 31Winter 2008 November 30

Local 3 Retirees Club, West Florida Chapter, members and spousesaboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas.

Members and guests enjoy great weather and great fellowship at the annualpicnic of the Local 3, New York, NY, Retirees Club, South Florida Chapter.

South Florida Chapter Picnic

classes given at the Electrical Train-ing Trust.

Our apologies to Bernard F. Har-vey. We stated in a previous articlethat he received his 50-year pin, butactually he received his 60-year pin.Congratulations, Bro. Harvey.

Additionally, many other membersreceived 50-, 60- and 65- year pins.Space limitations prevent listing thenames of award recipients not inattendance at Retirees Club meetings.

We invite and encourage all ofour retired members to join the cluband attend the meetings regularly.

BOB OEDY, P.S.

Luncheon Pin PartyRETIREES CLUB OF LU. 58,

DETROIT, MI—On April 28, 2007,the Local 58 Association of Retirees,in conjunction with the local union,held a luncheon honoring memberswith 50-, 55-, 60- and 65 years ofIBEW membership. Over 290 peo-ple, including honored brothers andtheir guests, attended the luncheonpin party. More than 50 of the 162eligible service award recipientsattended. It was great seeing themall again and everyone had a finetime. Local 58 Pres. Elaine Crawfordand Bus. Rep. Ryan Webb, filling infor Bus. Mgr. Joe Abdoo, addressedthe gathering and paid tribute to theretirees. Remember our upcoming35th year retirees anniversary pic-nic. Details will follow.

In September 2006, Local 58retirees enjoyed a wonderful five-day trip to Nashville, TN. Approxi-mately 97 retirees, their spouses andguests participated. The food andentertainment were wonderful.Accolades to Charlie Mott and JohnAhern for their efforts.

The annual Florida winter lun-cheon was held Feb. 7, 2007, atPirates Loft in Stuart, FL. Thanks toBill Rushford for coordinating theevent.

The Retirees Association held

their annual Christmas luncheonDec. 6, 2006, at the local union hall.Attendance was good and everyoneenjoyed the celebration. It is reallygreat visiting with members active inthe Association. Old friendships andnew ones are always on the agenda.

FRANK A. MAISANO, P.S.

Newly Chartered ClubRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 86,

ROCHESTER, NY—This being ourfirst news release as a newly char-tered Retirees Club, let me intro-duce our current officers: Pres. JimSchneider, Vice Pres./Sec. DonPeters and Treas. John Howard. Asof January ‘07 our ranks consist of397 retirees and 52 widows. We cur-rently meet the last Wednesday ofthe month. At this writing we werelooking forward to our annual pic-nic at our local union hall in June.

We also look forward to ourannual outing on July 25 at WebsterPark and the Sept. 8 annual clam-bake at our local grounds. Our yearwill be filled with many activities.

DONALD L. PETERS, V.P./P.S.

Officers Re-electedRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 90,

NEW HAVEN, CT—On May 1, ourRetirees Club met at our regularmonthly meeting to nominate offi-

cers. Re-elected unanimously were:Pres. Rip Kirby, Vice Pres. Ace Del-laCamera, Rec. Rec. Hugh McGuireand Treas. Bob Gallager.

Retirees are invited to the Local90 members outing to be held Sept.8, 2007, in Meriden, CT, at theYMCA campgrounds. It will be acatered affair. We thank the activemembers of Local 90 for their invita-tion to attend.

At press time we also were look-ing forward to the Retirees Club’sJune 5 pizza meeting, our last meet-ing for the summer. We return onSept. 4, 2007, and meet the firstTuesday of each month thereafter.

We wish all IBEW members andtheir families a happy, healthy andsafe summer.

RICHARD LAUNDER, P.S.

Mayor Addresses ClubRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 99,

PROVIDENCE, RI—On May 15 weheld our annual May breakfast atthe Marriott Hotel in Providence. Itwas well-attended with activeretirees and their spouses or signifi-cant others. We also had the plea-sure of introducing ProvidenceMayor David N. Ciciline, who spokeof all the union work being done inthe city. The mayor presented ourclub with a plaque honoring ourretired brothers.

We were also pleased to havethe officers of the local present andwe presented Pres. John Shalvey adesk clock for support throughouthis tenure. We appreciate all thelocal does under the untiring lead-ership of Bus. Mgr. Allen P Durand.The true spirit of Brotherhood isstrong.

At this writing in May we werelooking forward to a June 13 fishingtrip that Bro. Beadwood arranged.Also at press time plans were underway to attend a ballgame at McCoyStadium on July 19; a barbecue wasplanned for that outing.

RAY GERMERSHAUSEN, PRES.

Golf Club TripRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 103,

BOSTON, MA—In March the Local103 golf club members made theirannual golf sojourn to Orlando, FL.As always the golfing was great andthe fraternity excellent. Pictured inthe accompanying photo are Local103 Retirees Club members at the

Orange County, FL, Golf Center andLodge. Until next time have a won-derful summer.

TONY CALVINO, PRES.LEO MONAHAN, P.S.

Active Retirees ClubRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 110, ST.

PAUL, MN—Local 110 hosted theannual luncheon for retirees Oct. 5,2006. Over 350 retirees, widowsand guests attended.

Fifty-year pins were awarded toPatrick Arntzen, Theodore Hinrichs,Robert Kobler, Donald Majewski,Arthur Smith and William Yezek.Richard Hadlich received his 55-year pin. Elmer Stepan and WarrenWelbourn received 60-year pins.Local 110 Bus. Mgr. Mike Redlundthanked award recipients for theiryears of service. Marcia Olson fromthe Local 110 office again did anoutstanding job planning the event.Our sincere thank-you to her for allthe hard work.

The Retirees Club is an activegroup, meeting monthly with 75 to120 people attending and welcom-ing new members. Retirees enjoythe spring and fall picnics and theannual spaghetti dinner. Theretirees take care of serving food atthe Local 110 picnic. They also stuff600 Christmas stockings for the chil-dren’s Christmas party and decoratethe hall for the party.

Many thanks to Local 110 forsupporting their retired members.

KATHY YEZEK, P.S.

Tradition of GivingRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 124,

KANSAS CITY, MO—The RetireesClub had a great year in givingonce again in 2006. Each year forChristmas we meet to produce anddistribute 100 bushel baskets offood for our widows and home-bound retirees. Any food left overfrom distribution goes to the Har-vesters Food Bank in Kansas City.The club also donates funds to theMissouri Chapter of the Associationof Retired Americans and our localCity Union Mission to help feedKansas City’s poor.

The club also had a successfulyear of events such as luncheonsand picnics. These events are enjoy-able ways to help us keep in touchwith each other. The Retirees Clubwishes to urge all retired members


Local 11 RetireesClub service awardpresentation: fromleft, MorrieStevens, FrankStricklin, DeWitt“Tex” Soward andRetirees Club Pres.Marty Cohen.

BostonLocal103RetireesClubmem-bers ontheirFloridagolf trip.

IBEW Third Dist. Int. Rep. LawrenceN. Davis (left) presents charter toLocal 86 Retirees Club Pres. JimSchneider.

Local 58 retireesreceive their 50-year serviceawards. Fromleft, front row, A. Rickard, M. McLean, C. Odren, F. Ekdahl and H.Sievertsen; backrow, G. Rizzolo, E. Truskowski, J. Ahern and R. Vollbrecht.

to attend your club functions, aswell as union meetings, in order tocontinue to set a great example forthe next generation.

Federal privacy laws apply as weattempt to keep track of our ill andinjured members. These laws pro-hibit the sharing of information fromthe benefit office. Therefore, the onlyway we have to know of our sickand injured retirees is if you call thehall and report it yourself. The clubdesires to support our members intheir times of crisis, so call the unionhall if you are ill or injured.

REGGIE MARSELUS, P.S.

Sad TimesRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 130,

NEW ORLEANS, LA—We are sad-dened to report the death of VicePres. George Tavan. Bro. Tavanserved for 14 years on the Board ofDirectors and for one year as vicepresident before his passing on Jan.23, 2007.

Bro. Lavin and former Vice Pres.Harold Larson, who passed awayFeb. 16, 2006, are greatly missed.Both brothers helped keep theRetiree’s Club alive and active. Wewill keep them in our prayers.

Bro. George Clesi is our currentVice President. He is doing a won-derful job.

At our June meeting, six mem-bers were recognized for 60 yearsof dedicated service to Local 130. Inappreciation, presented withwatches were: Bros. Lionel Gerst-ner, Alfred “Bud” Gifford,” RayGray, Edward Hamberger, PhilipSaladino and John Tauzy.

We welcome our newest clubmembers: Bros. Frank Albrecht,Frank Bauer Jr., Alfred Harris,Hunter Harris, Lloyd “Tommy” Gar-cia Jr., Larry Serpas, Peter Early andMichael Dupuis.

We thank Local 130 and theExecutive Board for the generousdonation for our Christmas party,which was a huge success.

We are saddened by the passingof: Bros. Richard Bauer, Percy Bar-bier, Gary Beals, Ila Contans, JohnDatri, Nelson Dufrene, MorrisDugas, Charles Garton, RichardGiovengo, Fredrick Herrmann Jr.,Lloyd Labit, Rene Planchard, RoyJohnson, Harry Lindsey, TeddyMcguire Jr., Harold O’Connor, RoyRaffo, Harry Lee Randolph, LucienSabathe, Mathias Schwartz, Kenneth

Winck and George Tavan. May theyrest in peace.

Until our next reading, God blessall the Katrina victims and ourtroops in Iraq.

BUDDY CARVER, P.S.

Ready for SummerRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 134,

CHICAGO, IL—The IBEW Journalschedule has been changed. TheJournal will now be publishedquarterly. That is why, during thetransition, we haven’t been in theJournal for awhile.

Our club is doing well. With our

members and associate memberswe’re about 1,000 strong. At thiswriting in May, we were planning acelebration in June to honor ourbrothers who have 50-, 55- and 60-years of service. In July there is aNiagara Falls and Toronto tour.There is always some event at ourmeetings. I hope everyone survivedthe winter and is ready for summer.We hope 2007 is a good year for allour brothers and sisters. Take careand good health. See you in the fallissue of the Journal.

RICHARD E. BRONARS, P.S.

Club TripsRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 150,

WAUKEGAN, IL—Last year we wentto White Pines for an overnight; toChicago for the “Star of Wonder”show at the Adler planetarium andlunch at Stanley’s; and took a trip tothe Harley factory as well as sometime at Cedarburg.

At this writing, we were planninga few trips for 2007. As of presstime, we planned to go to LakeGeneva in June and visit the YerkesObservatory and take a sightseeingtrip on the lake. In August we willreturn to White Pines for their play,lunch, dinner and breakfast (alwaysa good time). Also planned are atrip to Chicago for sights unseen

and lunch, as well as a trip on aMississippi riverboat.

Our annual kids’ Christmas partywas once again a success last year.We served 242 kids and their fami-lies. Once again we thank RuthLange, Diane Holst and ArleneKlemp for their work. Thanks alsoto Mr. and Mrs. Claus (Art and CarolBandman) and all 20 retiree volun-teers.

Join us at a Retirees Club meet-ing. We meet at 1 p.m. on the sec-ond Tuesday of the month at theunion hall. We have a short meetingthen coffee, cake and social time.

DIANE HOLST, SEC.

Tribute to ServiceRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 400,

ASBURY PARK, NJ—It is very sad toreport the passing of two formerLocal 400 officers, Frank Neary andCharles Lester Newman.

Frank Neary worked his way upfrom a residential wireman tobecome business manager of Local400. In 1991 he was elected to theExecutive Board. He was electedvice president in 1994, and financialsecretary in 1997. Bro. Neary wasappointed business manager in1998, was subsequently re-elected

and served in that post until hisretirement in 2005. Frank served ourlocal with great dedication andcommitment. He passed away onNov 22, 2006.

Charles Lester Newman Jr. heldthe post of recording secretarylonger than any other elected officerin our local union. He was recordingsecretary in former Local 516 from1949-69 and was recording secretaryfor Local 400 from 1969-72. In 1969Local 516 merged with Local 400,and Bro. Newman finished his termas recording secretary and retiredshortly after. Charles Lester Newmanpassed away Jan. 21, 2007.

Thank you, brothers, for youryears of dedication, loyalty and ser-vice.

RICH FOGACCI, P.S.

Summer OutingsRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 449,

POCATELLO, ID—As of this writingin May the Retirees Club hadreceived the welcome news at amonthly meeting that work hasbegun on the construction of a newunion hall. This project has been inthe planning stages for some timeand it is rewarding to see results.

Also at this writing the retireeswere looking forward to the July 7annual union picnic.

At press time, plans were underway for the Retirees Club to travelto Mackay, ID, for the June 20meeting. Our group was lookingforward to a day of visiting andenjoying the beautiful mountainscenes in Mackay.

LOU WETHERBEE, P.S.

60-year AwardRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 479,

BEAUMONT, TX—IBEW Local 479Retirees Club presented Bro. JosephE. Degeyter received a gold watchfor 60 years’ membership in theIBEW.


Retired Bro. Frank Neary, formerLocal 400 business manager,passed away in November 2006.

Local 479 retiredBro. Joseph E.Degeyter (center)displays his 60-yearaward. Extendingcongratulations areRetirees Club Pres.Judy Reinholt (left)and Vice Pres.Bruce “Rowdy”Rose.

Local 130 RetireesClub Vice Pres. George Clesi at the2006 Christmas party.

Local 150 Retirees Club volunteers at the 2006 Christmas party for children. Local 479 Retirees Club membersmeet, at 12 noon, on the first Tues-day of each month at the Local 479union hall for a meal and meeting.We strive to have a program orsome form of entertainment eachmonth and invite anyone whowould like to attend. Come andenjoy this time with us.

JUDITH REINHOLTPRES./CHMN.

Proud Union GroupRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 640,

PHOENIX, AZ—Our retirees’ orga-nization is called the Golden AgeRoad Runners. We have a breakfastat the hall once a month and aboard meeting once a month, butonly from May to October. It’s toohot for us in the summer.

Club officers are: Pres. JimDecker, Vice Pres. Jim Riley, Sec.Gay Riley, Treas. Sue Dolphin,Board Chmn. Wayne Key and Sgt.At Arms/Chaplain Cliff Herscher.Board members are: Bob Pell, RonBruce, Chuck Foster and Jim Young.

We try to keep track of all retireesand send out newsletters to informmembers when we lose a brother orsister. We have a memorial wall, withall names of those who pass, thanksto Don Shaw. We let the retireesknow about the IBEW picnic and wehelp with donations like theHacienda De Los Angeles home forthe disabled. We collected $225 forblankets for the Homeless VeteransInitiative. We give a scholarship tothe most outstanding apprenticeeach year and always receive grate-ful thanks. The rest of the time wetalk about old times and old bud-dies. We have door prizes at ourbreakfasts and a wonderful cook,Maggie, who gives us a choice ofthree different breakfasts—egg burri-tos; ham, eggs & potatoes; or a con-tinental breakfast. We are a proudgroup of union people.

GAY RILEY, P.S.

Holiday PartyRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 654,

CHESTER, PA—The Local 654Retirees 2006 Christmas luncheonheld in the Austin Room at our hallhad a nice turnout of 94 retireesand guests. It was also Bro. AndyAnderson’s 75th birthday.

I brought along the old Marblecomposition notebook so attendeescould submit their thoughts for theJournal. Bro Wayne Heacockstarted with, “Thanks to the localfor such a nice affair.” Fran Metzgerwrote, “Glad to see everyone againeven though I can’t remember theirnames.”

“We enjoy these gatherings twicea year,” wrote Angie and Al Sime-one. “It keeps us in touch witheveryone and what is going on intheir lives. Love it.”

Bro. Bob Bruno wrote: “Lots oflaughs and no spilt wine. Life isgood.” Bro. Walt Mitchell: “Madeanother year. See you next year.Bruno is being good.”

T. FRANCIS “JEEP” HANLEY, P.S.

Join Us!RETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 683,

COLUMBUS, OH—It’s been a longtime since our club has shared anynew news with the rest of our

brothers and sisters throughout thecountry. We’re still alive and havinga wonderful time being retired.

At this writing, we are planning atrip on Aug. 9 to Put-In-Bay onLake Erie. We will take a bus fromColumbus to Sandusky, catch a boatto the Bay then a train around theisland, visit the winery, see the but-terflies and journey back home. Youknow we will have a good timeeven if we stay a little longer in thewinery than we should.

I would like to share with all fel-low retirees just what the Alliancefor Retired Americans is all about.Approximately 4 million membersstrong and growing, the ARA is anallied organization of the AFL-CIO.Many IBEW locals across the coun-try are affiliated with the ARA. Themain purpose of the organization isto be a strong political force onbehalf retirees. Those of you whoare members know how strong wecan be. If you are not a member,please think about joining. I will tellyou more in a future article.

The Local 683 Retirees Club asksall of our new retired members tojoin us. Our retirees club is gettingolder and we have lost a lot ofmembers. We need more of thenew retirees to join us so that wemay be stronger!

BOB DOLDER, P.S.

Worthwhile ProjectRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 756,

DAYTONA BEACH, FL—After a 2006Christmas dinner at the union hall inPort Orange, Local 756 retirees con-tributed enough cash to buy U.S. sol-diers in the “Defensor Fortis 506thESFS” in Iraq 1,760 minutes of AT&Ttelephone calling cards.

Local 756 retirees invite IBEWtourists and new residents of Volu-sia County, FL, to join them at 11:30a.m. on the second Thursday ofeach month at the union hall, 5901Williamson Blvd., Port Orange, FL32128. For further information con-

tact the union hall office at (386)756-2776.

JOANNE KASH, P.S. PRO TEM

Great Retirees MeetingsRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 760,

KNOXVILLE, TN—At Local 760’sRetirees Club meetings everyoneenjoys good times, good food andgreat people!

Although we missed club Pres.Charles Goodman at a recentretirees meeting, our administrativeassistant Janice Davis kept the meet-ing rolling. Shown in the accompa-nying photo at a Retirees Clubmeeting are: Adm. Asst. JaniceDavis, Floyd and Goldie Reed, Carland Reba Griffith, Howard Jennings,Bill and Lavern Fox, James Maples,Elizabeth Winter, Charlie and MargeCoker, Vic and Betty Lowe, Ed andGreta Bales, Dick and Lucy Arnold,Howard Hilburn, Dan and MargaretWorsham, Jean Dacus, Charles andMildred Simcox and Charles Sharp.

Retirees Club meeting are held at11 a.m. on the third Saturday ofeach month—and all are invited.

GEORGE A. BOVE, B.M./F.S.

90th Birthday CelebrationRETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 915,

TAMPA, FL—We had a very goodturnout for our February meetingand we celebrated a special event.Bro. Bob McDonald turned 90years old that week. We had abirthday cake with candles andeveryone sang “Happy Birthday.”Bob has been an IBEW member forover 50 years. We wish him manymore happy and healthy years tocome.

Occasionally we have retiredbrothers from sister locals based upNorth attend our meetings. I wouldlike to formally invite any retiredbrothers from other regions whohave moved to or are visiting WestCentral Florida to attend our meet-ings. We meet the first Monday ofthe month at 12 noon at the Local915 meeting hall, 5621 Harney Rd.,Tampa. Lunch is provided and youcan enjoy some good brotherhood.

DENNIS FIELD, P.S.

‘Engaged in Issues’RETIREES CLUB OF L.U. 1245,

VACAVILLE, CA—Local 1245 retireesremained engaged in issues affect-ing active employees as well as


IBEW retired Seventh District Int. Rep. Roy Noack (second from right), for-mer business manager of Houston Local 716, received his 70-year servicepin in recognition for a distinguished career of union service. The awardpresentation took place May 24 at the 2007 IBEW Seventh District ProgressMeeting in Albuquerque, NM. From left: Int. Sec.-Treas. Jon F. Walters, Int.Pres. Edwin D. Hill, Bro. Noack and Int. Vice Pres. Jonathan B. Gardner.

70-Year Service Award

Local 760 Retirees Club members attend a monthly meeting.

Local 915 Retirees Club memberBob McDonald celebrates his 90thbirthday with fellow club members.

Local 1245 retirees gathered at Weakley Hall in Vacaville, CA, last springfor a meeting with PG&E that resulted in an additional $25 million offsetto retiree medical premiums.

retirees during the most recentround of chapter meetings.

In San Jose, retirees discussedthe loss of four “new business”operating clerks in the Salinasoffice and the severance packageoffered to operating clericalemployees throughout the PG&Esystem, Pres. Jack Hill reported.The impact this could have on ser-vice is of concern to activeemployees, retired employees andcustomers alike.

In Santa Rosa, retirees discussedthe upcoming 2008 negotiationswith PG&E, Pres. Larry Meadreported. “The five retiree clubsneed to form committees to gatherinput for the negotiations,” he said.

Retirees in the Merced Chapterfocused on how to get bargainingproposals submitted at as manyLocal 1245 unit meetings as possi-ble, including areas where retireeclub chapters have not yet been

formed, Pres. Mike Bonds reported.In Vacaville, retirees were con-

cerned with what relations will belike between PG&E and its retireesafter the departure of Vice Pres.Russ Jackson, Pres. Bob Renoudereported. Jackson headed the man-agement team that agreed to anadditional $25 million offset toretiree medical costs.

In Dublin, retirees discussedhealth insurance issues, includingthe fact that PG&E recently joineda group of large companies tolook into the issue of universalmedical coverage, Pres. Mike Silvareported.

This summer a letter will be sentto thousands of former IBEW mem-bers retired from PG&E to solicittheir membership in the Local 1245Retirees Club.

ERIC WOLFE, P.S.


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17 Cumings, R. S. 3,000.0017 Lapointe, L. 3,000.0017 Lehl, R. L. 5,259.2817 Smith, J. H. 12,500.0018 Daugherty, J. A. 3,000.0018 Eliassen, F. M. 3,000.0018 Reno, B. G. 3,000.0020 Frantz, G. E. 2,936.0422 Zahn, R. D. 3,000.0024 Faux, F. P. 2,751.9524 Gordy, E. W. 6,250.0024 James, R. S. 12,500.0024 Salmi, D. C. 5,309.5025 Buttacavoli, J. F. 3,125.0025 Dryden, V. 6,250.0025 Munson, K. A. 3,000.0025 Neenan, J. R. 3,000.0025 Reichert, F. J. 3,000.0025 Ritzmann, M. B. 6,250.0026 Zelaya, J. S. 5,645.0032 Cavin, M. P. 3,000.0038 Hartman, J. J. 3,000.0038 Kozel, G. J. 6,250.0038 Patterson, D. O. 1,500.0038 Rosen, H. 3,000.0038 Schumann, R. A. 2,848.0043 Zerrahn, R. F. 3,000.0045 Fisher, R. C. 2,899.4646 Brown, J. L. 2,901.5046 Bruner, C. R. 2,000.0046 Manning, E. W. 3,000.0046 Middleton, W. B. 2,878.3246 Taylor, R. D. 3,000.0047 Jenkins, D. W. 4,166.6648 Puffinburger, E. J. 3,000.0051 Smith, P. L. 3,000.0055 Kunkel, M. C. 3,893.3657 Bracken, F. J. 6,250.0057 Lalumia, W. A. 6,250.00

58 Arvidson, R. G. 3,000.0058 Brymer, J. 3,000.0058 Gilbert, D. C. 2,552.0058 Haining, D. J. 2,968.0858 Moore, J. E. 3,000.0058 Nieman, J. D. 6,250.0058 Richardson, J. E. 6,250.0058 Rubenstein, A. W. 3,000.0058 Vroman, A. E. 2,964.7960 Najar, H. X. 3,000.0064 Geller, A. 3,000.0064 Kunovich, E. J. 6,250.0066 Boutwell, H. 3,000.0068 Ford, G. I. 2,556.0068 Hughes, J. F. 3,000.0068 Souda, E. E. 2,000.0068 Thompson, F. L. 3,000.0070 Butler, P. M. 12,500.0070 McCurdy, I. 3,000.0071 Collins, J. G. 3,000.0073 Altmaier, O. J. 2,851.1776 Wiest, J. J. 2,963.4877 Bacque, D. P. 2,917.0077 Jordan, D. C. 2,961.5977 McGreevy, G. A. 2,800.0077 Ottele, A. M. 3,000.0077 Throm, K. W. 3,000.0082 Herbst, E. L. 3,000.0082 Szydlik, E. J. 3,000.0086 Bullen, W. J. 3,000.0086 Switzer, H. J. 3,000.0094 Costanzo, J. 2,083.3496 Davidson, S. E. 3,000.0097 Piazza, A. F. 2,943.9998 Cervellero, J. 3,000.0098 Devlin, W. E. 2,933.3398 Gillen, L. J. 3,000.0098 Hann, H. H. 2,000.0098 Hohlfeld, W. H. 2,928.78

98 Merkel, H. G. 3,000.00102 Ash, R. E. 3,000.00102 Horner, J. O. 3,000.00102 McNulty, J. C. 2,083.34102 Michelon, J. 12,500.00102 Rusignuolo, A. 6,250.00102 Shober, J. 3,000.00103 Davis, J. 6,250.00103 Goodwin, R. A. 3,000.00103 Griffin, W. F. 3,000.00103 O’Handley, R. J. 3,000.00103 Smith, G. E. 2,939.58103 Young, R. A. 6,250.00104 Diaz, L. A. 6,250.00105 Hawkins, S. 6,250.00106 Bush, C. 3,000.00111 McKay, C. M. 2,979.41120 Clark, H. G. 1,500.00120 Johnson, G. A. 3,000.00124 Gardner, E. E. 3,000.00124 Glatz, C. W. 3,000.00124 Heriford, R. E. 3,000.00124 Privitera, P. D. 3,000.00125 Baehr, R. E. 2,819.76125 Hodges, D. W. 3,000.00126 Burkey, R. E. 3,000.00126 Dobson, J. E. 3,000.00129 Reitz, R. E. 6,122.20129 Sroka, K. C. 3,000.00134 Allen, R. 2,880.00134 Bortman, M. W. 6,250.00134 Bruzan, R. 3,000.00134 Chann, R. M. 3,000.00134 Cody, G. M. 8,333.34134 Ehms, E. R. 3,000.00134 Evans, R. R. 3,000.00134 Frank, P. E. 6,250.00134 Gibson, R. 1,500.00134 Keating, P. J. 3,000.00

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134 McCarthy, T. J. 3,000.00134 McDonald, R. W. 3,000.00134 Pauls, A. H. 3,000.00134 Rajca, R. S. 3,000.00134 Reuter, L. J. 3,000.00134 Rock, H. 3,000.00134 Schweizer, J. L. 6,250.00134 Springer, P. R. 3,000.00134 Taylor, E. E. 6,250.00134 Warren, J. S. 3,000.00134 Williams, R. P. 3,000.00136 Brasher, M. S. 6,250.00136 Stell, J. W. 3,000.00143 Raffensberger, R. C. 3,000.00153 Eaton, R. R. 3,000.00153 Slessman, E. D. 3,937.10163 Crawford, R. M. 3,227.84163 Olsen, C. B. 3,000.00164 McKeon, R. J. 3,000.00177 Mongeau, M. A. 6,250.00177 Vangundy, C. F. 3,000.00180 Hunter, R. W. 6,250.00210 Clydesdale, T. H. 3,000.00212 Lohner, E. 3,000.00212 Satzger, R. 3,000.00213 Maclellan, R. N. 2,916.00213 Middleton, J. 3,000.00213 Richardson, K. G. 3,000.00226 Cohee, D. K. 4,435.06230 Atherley, A. P. 2,923.46230 Cornwell, C. E. 2,926.50234 Cox, H. L. 6,250.00238 Smith, W. W. 2,937.30241 Auble, J. 2,894.50245 Beard, J. E. 2,905.00245 Behlke, K. F. 3,000.00245 Connell, M. P. 6,250.00245 Spellis, T. 3,000.00257 Scott, W. L. 3,000.00258 Bryck, J. L. 3,000.00258 Hamilton, H. R. 2,672.33258 Paterson, R. C. 3,000.00266 Chavey, D. L. 2,929.58269 Scott, W. T. 3,000.00271 Hetsel, R. E. 2,840.00275 Sandelius, S. 3,000.00278 Sens, M. C. 3,000.00292 Johnson, K. W. 3,000.00292 Kook, H. W. 2,932.00292 Loscheider, R. H. 5,280.35292 Ward, R. O. 2,772.03300 Taylor, B. B. 3,000.00301 Lindblad, F. D. 2,940.00302 Smejkal, J. T. 2,956.79303 Scandrett, D. P. 6,250.00304 Kumorowski, G. E. 1,455.00305 Woenker, J. B. 2,960.39307 Nelson, R. L. 6,250.00309 Kassing, I. A. 2,940.79317 Carte, C. E. 2,970.92317 Nutt, H. A. 3,000.00322 Grammer, L. J. 6,250.00322 Hall, D. 2,951.46325 More, R. L. 3,000.00332 Gipson, E. E. 3,000.00332 Levasseur, T. J. 3,000.00332 Schmidt, F. A. 2,910.00340 Benedict, T. H. 2,942.39340 Salazar, L. 6,250.00340 Stelling, A. W. 1,475.00343 Hoehn, K. W. 2,932.00347 Demeyer, H. 3,000.00347 Stroh, C. R. 6,250.00349 Fernandez, J. R. 2,083.34349 Strauss, A. E. 3,000.00

351 Bradel, G. S. 2,941.19351 Gross, E. J. 3,000.00351 Minner, H. A. 1,462.32351 Waddell, R. A. 2,974.34353 Duncan, S. D. 2,912.00353 Hester, F. J. 2,840.00353 Marks, W. R. 3,000.00353 Williams, J. D. 2,400.00354 Breitweiser, K. M. 6,250.00354 Lund, H. F. 2,000.00354 Tuttle, F. W. 3,000.00354 Winward, D. M. 3,000.00357 Austwick, R. J. 12,500.00357 Christensen, R. S. 3,000.00357 Corley, J. J. 2,942.39357 Hall, M. O. 3,000.00357 Thompson, J. C. 3,000.00363 Parrella, J. N. 6,250.00364 Schultz, K. W. 3,000.00369 Cary, J. D. 6,250.00369 Hudson, R. C. 3,000.00375 Lucas, H. R. 6,250.00379 Hines, C. A. 3,000.00380 Fenderson, T. 3,000.00380 Wright, W. A. 3,000.00386 Blankenship, J. 3,000.00387 Carmichael, R. J. 2,934.50400 Ramsey, R. D. 3,000.00412 Varner, H. W. 2,934.00413 Brannon, R. A. 3,000.00415 Jones, C. M. 2,980.74424 Ewen, J. G. 3,125.00424 Schmidt, R. W. 6,250.00430 Hall, H. W. 2,250.00441 Downs, A. 3,000.00444 Gaden, T. G. 3,000.00445 Bisko, W. 3,000.00446 Tarkington, C. J. 2,973.46449 Gardner, R. K. 3,000.00453 Hansen, G. L. 3,000.00456 Fazio, C. J. 3,000.00459 Bell, J. V. 3,000.00466 Cook, L. W. 3,000.00466 Snodgrass, W. D. 3,000.00479 Tressler, B. W. 6,250.00480 Barber, L. T. 3,000.00480 Wade, D. W. 2,981.94480 Yelverton, G. C. 6,250.00481 Bruen, M. 8,333.33481 Burns, W. L. 3,000.00481 Culley, G. M. 3,000.00481 Stigall, T. R. 6,250.00483 Field, P. W. 1,500.00483 Harlacher, J. A. 2,833.56486 Jones, R. W. 3,000.00488 Horan, A. L. 3,000.00488 Principi, J. 3,000.00494 Buck, K. H. 3,000.00494 Mayr, F. J. 3,000.00494 Ruffin, H. J. 3,000.00495 Thomas, B. R. 3,000.00502 Furlong, F. A. 3,000.00502 Osburn, H. A. 6,250.00511 Roberson, E. O. 2,960.00518 Spurgeon, E. G. 2,920.00527 Baumeister, A. J. 3,000.00527 Hunt, R. L. 3,000.00538 Pichon, H. M. 6,250.00540 Fenstermaker, L. D. 6,250.00549 Chapman, R. L. 3,000.00553 Carroll, C. L. 1,000.00569 Craft, R. R. 3,000.00569 Matthews, C. F. 3,000.00569 Shields, J. K. 6,250.00569 Shook, M. W. 3,000.00

577 Baehman, P. A. 6,250.00584 Morgan, S. W. 6,250.00586 Pecoskie, R. A. 6,250.00595 Braden, J. 3,000.00595 Sobley, E. E. 3,000.00601 Wright, J. D. 6,250.00602 Mills, T. S. 3,000.00611 Patton, R. L. 3,000.00611 Wisener, R. L. 3,334.00613 Chriswell, M. 3,125.00613 Crowe, I. D. 3,000.00613 Emanuelson, K. A. 6,250.00613 Freeman, J. R. 3,000.00613 Hensler, H. E. 3,000.00613 Ingram, R. L. 6,250.00613 Maddox, W. M. 3,000.00613 Marshburn, T. C. 3,000.00613 Torbett, J. B. 3,000.00625 Keddy, N. W. 5,189.50632 London, C. R. 3,000.00640 Glowacki, S. F. 3,125.00640 Love, F. C. 3,000.00648 Snively, S. L. 6,250.00659 Adams, L. L. 3,000.00659 Harrison, C. I. 3,000.00659 Spalding, G. R. 3,000.00673 Brown, R. E. 3,000.00673 Gladson, G. S. 3,000.00673 Visel, S. B. 3,000.00681 Copeland, L. G. 3,000.00683 Kimbler, S. E. 12,500.00683 Rush, J. R. 958.67683 Stewart, R. W. 3,000.00692 Reed, R. 3,000.00697 Mazure, A. J. 3,000.00701 Roeslmeier, E. K. 3,000.00702 Lence, F. G. 3,000.00702 Sizemore, L. D. 3,000.00714 Larson, A. L. 973.31716 Miller, T. L. 1,500.00716 Scoggin, F. W. 3,000.00716 Touchy, R. L. 3,000.00716 Wiggins, T. J. 3,000.00733 McLeod, M. 3,000.00756 Burton, J. L. 3,000.00756 Mellette, R. D. 3,000.00760 Miller, O. D. 2,945.59760 Schierbaum, G. A. 2,963.19760 Smith, W. T. 3,093.96769 Tabor, E. D. 3,000.00816 Cloar, B. J. 3,000.00816 Sanders, G. H. 3,000.00816 Wring, J. E. 3,000.00861 Milsted, J. R. 3,000.00873 Bowman, R. E. 3,000.00903 Balius, L. J. 1,500.00903 Curry, J. L. 6,250.00910 Timmerman, E. H. 2,880.00915 Hall, C. N. 1,500.00915 Hull, L. M. 3,000.00915 Reed, O. O. 3,000.00934 Gentry, E. I. 3,000.00948 Faber, J. R. 2,945.59948 Visser, H. L. 3,000.00953 Smuhl, C. A. 2,972.87953 Swinghamer, A. A. 2,920.00970 Magnuson, L. G. 3,000.00993 Gammon, C. H. 3,000.00995 McCartney, C. E. 3,000.001105 Bosson, C. B. 3,000.001105 Brown, J. M. 3,000.001105 Welch, H. F. 3,000.001141 Liles, N. W. 2,978.231141 Williams, H. C. 2,976.241205 Brunelle, R. J. 3,000.00

1212 Haberman, J. 3,000.001212 Landry, A. W. 3,000.001212 McCarthy, J. J. 2,856.001245 Mashburn, R. L. 3,000.001245 McEntire, J. C. 3,000.001269 Reynolds, R. I. 3,000.001316 Slaton, F. A. 1,500.001319 Pittius, J. H. 2,951.971340 Forrest, W. S. 2,927.981393 Lupardus, B. E. 3,000.001393 Mickschl, D. L. 6,250.001393 Padgett, D. R. 6,250.001426 Devries, R. E. 3,000.001426 Olson, G. 3,000.001439 Baird, K. S. 3,000.001523 Chandler, R. G. 2,943.991523 Hoffman, H. P. 2,928.001547 Biehle, H. J. 3,000.001701 Hawes, L. W. 3,000.002131 Fazio, P. A. 2,949.732150 Egnoski, L. C. 2,703.952286 Ledet, J. L. 6,250.00

I.O. (46) Jacques, J. O. 3,351.50I.O. (134) Harte, T. E. 6,250.00I.O. (379) Jacobs, L. V. 6,250.00I.O. (760) Richmond, D. L. 5,911.51I.O. (1183) Hendrix, W. E. 3,547.00Pens. (0) Kunis, W. 2,607.80

Pens. (134) Benkowski, J. J. 3,000.00Pens. (1068) Koziol, S. F. 2,000.00Pens. (2253) Archipow, B. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Adams, L. M. 2,858.12Pens. (I.O.) Adler, G. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Anicito, P. 2,820.00Pens. (I.O.) Bruns, O. H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Brydges, R. L. 2,919.26Pens. (I.O.) Centofonti, N. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Conger, B. M. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Costa, J. M. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Evans, G. W. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Farrell, J. W. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Galbraith, G. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Garrison, R. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Gruiff, S. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Gursh, R. E. 1,428.00Pens. (I.O.) Hercules, L. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Hughes, R. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Kennedy, O. S. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Krumm, P. D. 2,942.39Pens. (I.O.) Lewis, J. F. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Long, J. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Lottermoser, R. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) MacDonald, A. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Mason, H. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Maybaum, I. W. 2,880.00Pens. (I.O.) McClelland, J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) McGlashan, P. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Mikkelson, V. H. 2,960.00Pens. (I.O.) Nyland, H. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Parker, R. W. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Pennington, R. D. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Pfohl, C. P. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Phillippe, F. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Phipps, A. J. 2,943.99Pens. (I.O.) Potter, G. 2,865.57Pens. (I.O.) Reilly, J. M. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Robinson, D. N. 2,936.00Pens. (I.O.) Ross, J. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Rudd, E. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Schwan, W. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Swartz, M. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Sweat, R. V. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Underwood, H. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Waters, J. B. 1,500.00Pens. (I.O.) Young, C. A. 3,000.00Total Amount . . . . . . . . . . . $1,646,378.84



1 Barnard, E. G. 3,000.001 Dreisewerd, U. H. 3,000.001 Fitzwater, J. E. 3,000.001 Gossett, C. E. 6,250.001 Pisoni, J. P. 3,000.001 Soer, R. A. 3,000.001 Swindle, M. S. 6,250.001 Walter, E. 3,000.001 Williams, G. D. 12,500.002 Jacobi, T. A. 3,000.002 Klass, E. L. 2,936.002 McKinney, J. P. 3,000.002 Monckton, G. S. 3,000.003 Alexander, R. W. 2,836.773 Burke, E. F. 3,125.003 Capruso, L. 3,125.003 De Martino, A. 4,166.673 Freebourne, T. A. 6,250.003 Furino, C. 3,000.003 Gagliano, G. 3,000.003 Girschick, R. S. 3,000.003 Holgerson, T. G. 6,250.003 Kenny, J. F. 3,000.003 Lorenzo, R. J. 3,000.003 Paez, J. 12,500.003 Polke, R. J. 3,000.003 Pugliese, J. 3,000.003 Rohl, R. S. 3,000.003 Wallace, H. 3,012.045 Gaus, F. A. 3,000.005 Henzel, G. E. 986.136 Dubay, H. J. 3,000.007 Lesure, I. W. 1,500.008 Gray, W. H. 3,000.009 O’Reilly, P. J. 3,000.009 Rolnicki, R. 6,250.0011 Berndes, E. B. 3,000.0011 Bogen, M. 3,000.0011 Davis, L. L. 2,934.0011 Field, R. L. 3,000.0011 Guerra, A. 6,250.0011 Hytrek, J. P. 1,000.0011 Irik, H. 3,000.0011 Mangrum, M. D. 3,000.0011 Walker, J. C. 3,000.0013 McCandless, H. C. 2,359.0415 Johnson, R. E. 3,000.0017 Clinard, B. R. 2,937.5817 Seager, R. G. 3,000.0018 Berry, R. 3,000.0018 Bodnar, E. F. 3,000.0018 Mills, W. G. 2,952.7918 Prunk, J. D. 3,000.0018 Redmond, J. R. 1,000.0020 Arredondo, D. M. 3,000.0020 Helmer, C. E. 3,000.0020 Loza, A. 3,000.0020 Stover, J. H. 3,000.0022 Sullivan, M. J. 3,000.0022 Vosicka, S. 3,000.0024 Humes, C. S. 3,000.0025 Buttacavoli, J. F. 3,125.0025 O’Sullivan, P. L. 6,250.0026 Kindle, D. T. 3,000.0034 Reese, M. A. 6,250.0034 Reynolds, W. H. 2,490.3335 Ridolfo, G. C. 3,000.00

38 Martin, J. 3,285.5038 Patterson, D. O. 1,500.0041 Daley, H. J. 2,971.2741 Miller, J. H. 3,000.0041 Muther, F. J. 3,000.0041 Oswald, G. L. 3,000.0041 Pfau, W. D. 3,000.0041 Wilczewski, J. 3,000.0043 Mosher, E. 3,000.0043 Slawson, J. H. 3,000.0043 Tassone, F. 2,952.5043 Young, C. A. 12,500.0045 Cole, G. B. 2,748.0045 Witty, R. C. 3,000.0048 McNamee, B. E. 2,932.0048 Smith, D. M. 3,000.0050 Garris, J. W. 3,000.0051 Scales, L. 3,000.0051 Werner, E. J. 2,932.0057 Christensen, B. L. 3,000.0058 Johnston, R. E. 6,250.0058 Knisley, F. A. 3,000.0058 Robinson, L. K. 3,000.0058 Wood, R. J. 2,945.5960 Lenz, F. J. 3,000.0066 Fletcher, L. R. 6,250.0068 Gibbons, T. A. 3,000.0068 Green, R. L. 3,000.0068 Schneider, D. E. 2,888.0068 Tarr, J. L. 6,250.0070 Smith, R. L. 6,250.0071 Reed, F. E. 3,000.0073 Daugherty, R. E. 2,935.0273 Dillon, J. G. 2,920.0073 Ullrich, E. H. 3,000.0076 Haymore, B. W. 6,250.0076 Shay, E. G. 3,000.0077 Everett, M. J. 3,000.0077 Gordon, H. H. 3,000.0077 Lhotka, C. R. 3,000.0084 Landrum, J. S. 3,000.0086 Gunther, J. A. 3,000.0097 Baker, A. A. 3,000.0097 Tassche, E. 2,807.9597 Walker, F. H. 2,961.8698 Gregory, D. J. 4,691.2798 Hann, H. H. 1,000.0098 Mickle, G. R. 3,125.0098 Soares, A. J. 3,000.00102 McNulty, J. C. 4,166.66102 Riley, F. J. 3,000.00103 Connors, K. J. 3,000.00103 Iudicone, J. J. 3,000.00103 Whittall, C. S. 3,000.00104 O’Connor, J. E. 2,000.00110 Semborski, M. J. 3,000.00112 Sabo, J. P. 2,960.00113 Quint, N. 3,000.00120 Chappell, J. W. 3,000.00120 Lawson, D. 6,250.00124 Anderson, R. D. 3,000.00124 Gnefkow, B. 3,000.00124 Pingry, W. T. 3,000.00124 Underwood, M. J. 3,000.00125 Dotson, J. R. 2,918.00125 Walters, A. B. 2,000.00125 Youngberg, W. O. 3,000.00

126 Thompson, P. I. 1,500.00130 Bauer, R. G. 3,000.00130 Planchard, R. A. 3,000.00134 Blakely, D. H. 6,250.00134 Boren, E. K. 1,500.00134 Burke, T. M. 6,250.00134 Cody, G. M. 4,166.66134 Cook, T. P. 2,929.18134 Heinz, K. E. 3,000.00134 Kelly, T. W. 3,000.00134 McDonough, J. H. 3,000.00134 Sansone, J. E. 3,000.00134 Sawica, R. J. 6,250.00134 Shannon, J. F. 3,000.00134 Steinken, J. W. 3,000.00134 Toll, E. W. 3,000.00136 Reid, C. W. 3,000.00141 Holloway, J. R. 3,000.00143 Raynes, D. F. 3,000.00145 Elliott, D. I. 3,000.00153 McDaniel, S. L. 6,250.00164 Holland, W. C. 3,000.00164 Jobrack, L. 3,000.00175 Boynton, D. M. 6,250.00175 Hughes, L. J. 2,923.00175 Neal, F. 3,000.00176 Cromer, H. O. 2,971.10191 Eisenman, G. R. 3,000.00191 Gebelin, J. M. 4,261.20194 Ard, G. T. 6,250.00204 Norris, H. H. 3,000.00212 Haddix, L. J. 3,000.00213 Crabtree, R. I. 3,000.00213 Kynoch, D. J. 3,000.00213 Lowrie, E. M. 3,000.00213 Phillips, W. H. 2,934.00213 Shensky, R. J. 3,000.00222 Gray, M. 6,250.00231 Corrigan, T. J. 3,000.00234 Hastey, K. G. 3,000.00236 Lajeunesse, R. A. 3,000.00236 Waters, R. A. 3,000.00236 Witherell, E. E. 3,000.00238 Garren, C. O. 3,000.00245 Cooper, A. M. 3,000.00245 Ewing, J. W. 3,000.00245 Spilman, D. C. 3,000.00246 Bonnell, R. B. 3,000.00258 Dimion, P. 3,000.00258 Hagen, A. H. 3,000.00258 Watson, M. A. 3,000.00269 Kraemer, W. T. 4,165.80270 Hutson, T. C. 3,000.00271 Queen, W. E. 2,889.00275 Westedt, E. W. 3,000.00278 Salinas, D. 3,000.00278 Shaffer, R. L. 12,500.00292 Silseth, R. E. 3,000.00292 Williams, L. E. 6,250.00295 Abercrombie, B. S. 12,500.00302 Long, L. H. 2,912.68302 Lunak, B. E. 6,250.00304 Kumorowski, G. E. 1,455.00305 Ross, R. D. 2,933.98317 Fuller, G. W. 3,000.00318 Blackburn, J. L. 2,955.19325 Day, H. A. 2,960.90

326 O’Sullivan, R. P. 3,000.00332 Green, D. H. 6,250.00332 Moffitt, R. F. 3,000.00340 Setzer, J. D. 6,250.00340 Spurlin, W. L. 3,000.00343 Gusa, R. E. 3,000.00350 Kramer, J. O. 3,000.00351 Lee, M. 6,250.00351 Minner, H. A. 3,655.84353 Crawford, A. G. 3,000.00353 Grabiec, A. 3,000.00353 Mancinelli, A. 6,250.00353 Szabo, F. 3,000.00353 Williams, J. D. 600.00354 Lund, H. F. 1,000.00357 Bearup, D. A. 3,000.00363 Dicola, R. J. 2,880.00364 Ebenezer, P. R. 3,000.00365 Baskette, W. D. 3,000.00369 Hensley, E. J. 4,100.23369 Johnson, L. W. 6,250.00369 Lewis, W. C. 3,000.00369 Peters, R. A. 3,000.00369 Vowels, E. R. 3,000.00382 Bailey, C. B. 3,000.00387 Dvojack, H. A. 2,966.39387 Ortega, B. A. 3,000.00388 Schneeberg, R. G. 3,000.00401 Blaney, A. 6,250.00402 Ahola, T. 4,981.54402 Grant, C. J. 12,500.00405 Murphy, C. E. 3,000.00424 Quinlan, R. T. 6,250.00436 Harvey, J. E. 3,000.00440 Hicks, S. W. 6,250.00441 Cucchetti, S. F. 3,000.00441 Fandel, R. A. 3,000.00441 Foreman, R. D. 3,000.00441 Grisenti, G. E. 3,000.00441 Nickell, S. 3,000.00441 Rapp, M. G. 3,000.00441 Sanders, J. L. 3,000.00445 Morse, A. B. 3,000.00449 Fisher, F. D. 3,000.00449 Maxwell, C. R. 3,000.00456 Ashmore, T. B. 6,250.00457 Targo, S. C. 3,000.00466 Rectenwald, W. F. 3,000.00466 Roach, W. A. 2,000.00466 Short, R. R. 3,000.00474 Wilson, B. W. 3,000.00477 Cunningham, R. E. 3,000.00477 Taylor, H. M. 3,000.00481 Karr, D. J. 6,250.00488 Damico, P. A. 3,000.00488 Martinsky, W. P. 500.00490 Albert, W. F. 6,250.00494 Branzolewski, P. J. 3,000.00494 Grossmann, F. W. 3,000.00494 Hay, D. Y. 2,932.00494 Mattke, G. 3,000.00494 Poblocki, E. C. 3,000.00494 Spradley, E. L. 3,000.00494 Stricklin, E. M. 3,000.00508 Eakin, O. R. 2,934.00520 Rojo, M. 6,250.00531 Morrisroe, R. J. 3,000.00


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531 Wright, R. W. 3,000.00538 Ren, J. M. 3,000.00558 Daniel, D. M. 6,250.00558 Kirkland, L. W. 3,000.00558 Lawler, P. C. 6,250.00558 Rippey, N. L. 3,000.00569 Sterne, M. A. 6,250.00570 Herbaugh, R. E. 3,000.00570 Maynard, R. G. 3,000.00570 Motes, R. C. 6,250.00575 Conley, A. D. 6,250.00584 Faries, O. 3,000.00595 Redgrave, C. 589.38596 Hale, E. J. 3,000.00601 Creek, R. M. 3,000.00602 Barrett, B. L. 3,000.00602 Price, J. L. 6,250.00605 Sims, W. L. 3,000.00611 Casias, F. E. 3,000.00611 Romero, M. T. 6,250.00613 Graham, W. G. 3,000.00613 Wilson, J. H. 2,967.99625 Oickle, B. W. 3,000.00639 Lax, K. W. 3,000.00640 Werbelo, P. 3,000.00640 Wrolstad, D. R. 6,250.00647 Bennett, J. C. 3,000.00649 Stricklin, J. F. 3,000.00659 Carr, R. W. 2,926.38659 Furber, E. E. 3,000.00659 Kennedy, J. H. 3,000.00659 Riggs, R. H. 2,881.58659 Wilkey, T. H. 6,250.00666 Cecchi, A. J. 3,000.00666 Hairfield, R. E. 3,000.00666 Harris, J. M. 6,250.00673 Dawson, E. V. 3,000.00676 Allen, P. W. 3,000.00681 Burleson, D. W. 12,500.00681 Conner, C. A. 3,000.00683 McGillivray, R. C. 2,951.99

683 Pipes, C. E. 2,940.79683 Rush, J. R. 1,917.33700 Fraley, H. B. 3,000.00700 France, B. G. 1,482.80700 Young, S. 3,000.00701 Gonzales, D. P. 6,250.00702 Smothers, G. E. 3,000.00702 Spore, H. L. 3,000.00702 White, W. A. 3,000.00712 Hill, R. T. 6,250.00712 Rice, P. S. 3,000.00716 Miller, T. L. 1,500.00723 Deverick, J. W. 3,000.00728 Ritz, C. G. 3,000.00743 Nawa, C. R. 2,931.00756 Cosper, H. E. 2,898.94756 Paulk, A. J. 12,500.00760 Graves, B. E. 2,917.88760 Ward, B. A. 3,000.00760 Wooten, J. L. 2,973.91763 Sibert, H. H. 3,000.00768 Pollock, R. E. 2,926.00769 Green, J. D. 3,000.00769 Luckie, R. B. 3,000.00776 Elliott, H. A. 3,000.00776 Rentz, G. E. 6,250.00816 Berry, R. L. 3,224.92841 Chatfield, G. M. 3,000.00855 Ramey, C. E. 3,000.00873 Starbuck, G. L. 3,000.00894 Poole, I. S. 6,250.00903 Farmer, A. P. 6,250.00910 Gokey, K. P. 12,500.00910 Maur, G. S. 6,250.00917 James, W. D. 3,000.00932 Cooper, C. L. 2,822.37932 Turley, A. B. 3,000.00953 Olson, L. E. 3,000.00953 Thiel, A. C. 2,938.00953 Willemssen, H. L. 3,000.00993 Bracken, M. 3,000.00

993 Jess, J. R. 3,000.00995 Allen, C. B. 4,050.00995 Hirschey, L. A. 3,000.00995 Leblanc, J. G. 3,000.001049 Brannon, V. H. 3,000.001105 Lyons, G. D. 6,250.001105 Stevens, G. E. 3,000.001186 Reff, J. K. 2,788.741186 Shiyama, G. S. 2,932.781205 Hendry, W. 3,603.371205 Pittman, D. E. 6,250.001245 Sherman, W. S. 3,000.001249 Paro, G. L. 6,250.001253 Nason, V. R. 3,000.001393 Fill, G. H. 3,000.001393 Lane, D. J. 6,250.001393 Repking, F. P. 3,000.001516 Gargaro, D. 6,250.001547 Knickerbocker, S. E. 6,250.001687 Gallino, M. 3,000.001703 Dunn, J. C. 3,000.00

I.O. (134) Graham, M. L. 6,250.00Pens. (637) Bowes, B. T. 3,000.00Pens. (686) Wisniewski, W. 2,974.69Pens. (835) Kirby, L. 2,600.00Pens. (1788) Ellerington, C. T. 3,000.00Pens. (1788) Kehret, W. F. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Auger, R. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Bazzy, C. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Bergant, F. M. 2,940.79Pens. (I.O.) Bland, O. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Bolduc, P. 2,852.00Pens. (I.O.) Boult, R. S. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Brekke, G. V. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Bustle, G. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Chesley, C. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Coker, M. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Devine, J. T. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Dillingham, L. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Doubler, J. 2,917.86Pens. (I.O.) Ernest, L. G. 3,000.00

Pens. (I.O.) Esterline, D. B. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Fisher, H. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Franke, F. G. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Garber, W. 2,880.00Pens. (I.O.) Gatejen, G. P. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Gibson, O. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Goolsby, C. M. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Gursh, R. E. 1,428.00Pens. (I.O.) Halasz, S. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Hambacker, W. H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Hammer, G. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Harmon, R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Harris, G. W. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Hess, B. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Kuzmak, W. 2,939.18Pens. (I.O.) Leitch, H. B. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Maloney, B. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Matz, C. H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) McCosby, E. J. 1,500.00Pens. (I.O.) McCullough, W. D. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Mize, C. H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Morris, F. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Mrosek, G. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Oregan, G. H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Passafiume, C. 2,927.98Pens. (I.O.) Payton, L. E. 2,939.18Pens. (I.O.) Pilson, J. O. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Raney, C. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Reece, J. E. 2,938.00Pens. (I.O.) Rice, R. P. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Salvetti, P. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Taylor, R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Vanort, T. M. 2,891.18Pens. (I.O.) Wade, K. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Wetzel, H. J. 2,250.00Pens. (I.O.) Wharton, O. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Wolfe, O. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Wolfrom, K. B. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Young, E. R. 3,000.00

Total Amount . . . . . . . . . . . $1,536,279.67


1 Buffington, J. C. 3,000.001 Camp, F. J. 3,000.001 Chapman, E. G. 6,250.001 Flotron, R. D. 3,000.001 Hopfinger, H. E. 5,521.541 Matthews, W. R. 3,000.001 McKeon, E. T. 3,000.001 Moon, R. F. 3,000.001 Schulte, G. 3,000.001 Southard, F. M. 6,250.001 Velasco, E. P. 3,000.001 Wobbe, W. C. 3,000.003 Arthofer, A. M. 733.603 Beatty, R. R. 6,250.003 Benevento, A. 3,000.003 Daur, T. 3,000.003 Drago, C. A. 2,968.153 Goldsmith, H. 3,000.003 Markowitz, P. 3,000.003 Marmorstein, B. 3,000.003 McSpedon, D. G. 3,000.003 Ortiz, D. G. 12,500.003 Paul, W. M. 3,000.00

3 Perez, R. 3,915.503 Ramos, R. 3,355.573 Rossman, S. 3,000.003 Schiff, P. 3,000.003 Thaler, J. G. 3,125.005 McClelland, H. J. 2,948.005 Yurczak, T. J. 3,000.007 Lesure, I. W. 1,500.008 Grant, B. F. 3,000.008 Jaeger, S. E. 6,250.008 Merrill, R. J. 3,000.008 Smith, F. P. 3,000.009 Phillips, J. P. 3,000.0011 Brinkman, N. R. 3,000.0011 Burens, J. D. 6,250.0011 Case, G. R. 3,000.0011 Conklin-Myrland, M. J. 6,250.0011 Curiale, P. 2,884.0011 Francoeur, B. A. 6,250.0011 Frank, M. 6,250.0011 Goldstein, L. 2,650.0011 Horlick, H. 3,000.0011 Hunter, D. Y. 3,000.00

11 Kargo, E. A. 3,000.0011 Kaufman, S. H. 3,000.0011 Lanasa, A. J. 1,500.0011 Malcolm, R. W. 2,964.7911 McCann, E. T. 3,000.0011 Morgan, J. C. 12,500.0011 Murray, G. L. 6,250.0011 Saxton, J. A. 1,500.0011 Simons, C. R. 3,000.0011 Tamer, E. 6,250.0011 Vaughn, F. N. 3,000.0013 McCandless, H. C. 589.7514 Rude, J. E. 3,000.0017 Harriman, W. F. 2,947.1918 Redmond, J. R. 2,000.0018 Wilde, V. J. 3,000.0018 Zwart, J. 3,000.0020 Reed, A. L. 2,915.0020 Watson, J. E. 3,000.0022 Bennett, J. N. 6,250.0022 Koch, R. E. 3,000.0024 Kiszner, L. R. 3,000.0025 Anchundia, E. J. 12,500.00

25 Engel, S. 2,950.3925 Mucelli, F. 3,000.0025 Siford, D. R. 500.0026 Olsen, H. 3,000.0026 Spicer, R. M. 3,000.0029 Wolf, J. 3,000.0034 Kull, C. M. 3,000.0034 Weber, E. G. 3,000.0034 Wilson, R. C. 3,000.0038 Angersola, J. R. 3,000.0038 Eisman, J. J. 6,250.0040 Fallenbuchel, D. 3,000.0040 Staley, R. W. 3,000.0041 Cannizzaro, J. P. 2,914.0041 Spada, A. B. 3,000.0041 Wettlaufer, J. C. 3,000.0043 Benzing, W. J. 2,951.9943 Brunet, J. J. 2,944.5243 Mascari, A. M. 3,000.0044 Komac, E. 3,000.0045 Teel, W. D. 3,000.0046 Fowler, L. L. 2,960.0046 Hoover, D. L. 6,250.00


INMEMORIAMPBF Death Claims Approved for Payment in April 2007


46 Strong, J. J. 3,000.0048 Rogge, E. G. 3,000.0053 O’Dell, W. R. 2,937.9857 Craven, M. P. 3,000.0057 Raymond, D. J. 3,000.0057 Stone, W. V. 3,000.0058 Balay, B. C. 2,940.7958 Barnhill, D. E. 3,000.0058 Brown, E. D. 2,939.1858 Goodman, I. 3,000.0058 Hansen, H. 2,940.7958 Rouillard, C. E. 3,000.0058 Stelmach, J. 3,000.0066 Grota, J. E. 3,000.0066 Phipps, J. E. 1,000.0066 Stoddard, R. Y. 3,000.0068 Bush, C. A. 2,913.7668 Christie, J. A. 3,000.0068 Minch, V. L. 3,000.0068 Souda, E. E. 1,000.0070 French, B. D. 3,000.0071 Johnston, F. D. 3,000.0073 Saunders, W. L. 6,186.1076 Lebacken, J. M. 2,912.0077 Forthun, E. W. 3,000.0077 Underwood, Z. W. 2,778.0082 Fields, R. A. 3,000.0082 Kramer, R. D. 3,000.0090 Luzietti, R. 3,000.0095 Angel, W. E. 3,000.0096 Taylor, K. W. 2,934.1297 Thompson, R. B. 3,000.0098 Craft, R. H. 3,000.0098 Ellis, R. J. 3,000.0098 Mayer, H. 2,934.6898 Rantuccio, M. E. 6,250.0099 Vanhouwe, R. L. 3,000.00100 Gooch, K. N. 6,250.00100 Wells, H. L. 2,974.76102 Apreda, P. 6,250.00102 Nuber, C. 3,000.00103 Delaney, J. E. 3,000.00103 Kelley, J. E. 3,000.00103 Lynch, J. G. 3,000.00103 Pascucci, J. A. 3,000.00103 Sullivan, L. J. 3,000.00104 O’Connor, J. E. 1,000.00111 Schimpf, J. T. 3,000.00112 Mulholland, G. E. 3,000.00112 Weaver, L. A. 2,924.00115 Gray, G. D. 3,000.00124 Denti, B. V. 6,250.00124 Miller, D. E. 3,000.00125 Armstrong, P. 3,000.00125 Boman, J. A. 3,000.00125 Bothwell, R. E. 3,000.00125 Hinds, P. P. 2,910.38126 Boova, A. F. 3,000.00127 Hoffman, J. A. 3,000.00129 Ossman, J. W. 3,000.00130 Barbier, P. T. 3,249.70130 Constans, I. J. 3,000.00130 Johnson, R. E. 3,632.00130 Raffo, R. R. 3,000.00134 Andersen, D. M. 3,000.00134 Beem, P. M. 6,250.00134 Bellovich, S. 3,000.00134 Buchel, W. 3,000.00134 Folton, J. 3,000.00134 Hazelton, J. W. 3,000.00134 Huebl, J. M. 3,000.00134 Jones, W. 3,000.00134 Kearney, J. F. 3,000.00134 Phillippe, J. N. 3,000.00134 Rapp, D. W. 3,000.00

134 Robertson, R. B. 3,000.00139 Osborn, R. F. 3,000.00143 Cook, H. R. 3,000.00143 Zurat, M. 3,000.00145 Martens, H. W. 750.00145 Rogers, J. R. 6,250.00145 Thompson, G. P. 3,000.00150 Barrett, C. A. 3,000.00150 Merker, S. A. 6,250.00153 Albright, P. A. 3,000.00153 Blevins, A. G. 3,000.00153 Helmlinger, V. L. 1,500.00153 Pytlak, J. R. 3,000.00159 Kirchstein, W. J. 3,000.00159 West, K. W. 3,000.00160 Fuller, W. E. 2,960.00160 Johnson, G. J. 6,250.00164 Guarino, V. J. 3,000.00164 Segelken, R. W. 3,572.50164 Trotter, F. A. 12,500.00175 Edmondson, J. W. 3,000.00175 Miller, J. G. 6,250.00176 Tinsman, L. W. 6,250.00177 Carter, J. R. 6,250.00177 Hale, G. R. 3,262.00191 Ward, W. C. 2,938.40191 Webley, D. C. 6,250.00210 Atack, G. J. 3,000.00212 Gilligan, M. P. 3,000.00212 Hennegan, W. H. 3,000.00212 Hooven, L. K. 3,000.00213 Biro, L. 3,000.00213 Cooper, K. D. 3,000.00213 Dodd, M. B. 3,725.00213 Latham, J. B. 12,500.00222 Adams, S. G. 12,500.00222 Powell, T. M. 6,250.00223 Palm, H. R. 2,956.79230 Olsen, M. F. 2,872.00236 Lent, G. R. 3,000.00237 McAtee, J. W. 6,250.00254 Tyler, G. M. 3,000.00257 Coonce, M. D. 6,250.00270 Phillips, J. R. 2,928.00270 Warren, R. L. 3,000.00271 King, E. D. 3,000.00275 Caccioppo, L. A. 6,250.00275 Kantola, A. H. 2,929.06280 Blackburn, T. M. 2,935.86280 Raddatz, W. E. 2,958.39288 Dessinger, J. R. 3,000.00291 Buchanan, W. B. 3,000.00292 Herron, W. J. 2,934.12292 Moum, J. M. 6,250.00292 Thielges, J. P. 2,919.00302 Ginn, S. L. 12,500.00302 Parks, A. R. 4,166.66304 Klusener, W. 2,948.00304 Whitener, R. 3,000.00304 Young, R. C. 3,000.00306 Singleton, C. E. 3,000.00309 Parkhill, S. 3,000.00313 Whitehead, H. H. 3,000.00322 Turgeon, F. M. 3,000.00332 Beuselinck, G. T. 3,000.00332 Odneal, J. C. 2,928.00332 Sarti, J. 3,000.00340 Luse, L. M. 2,935.86340 Martin, R. P. 3,000.00340 Patton, J. S. 6,250.00349 Kingsbery, J. P. 3,000.00351 Colquhoun, F. L. 2,824.00353 Cleland, J. B. 3,000.00353 Kepniak, J. 3,000.00353 Mueller, H. D. 3,000.00

353 Paleothodoros, V. 6,250.00353 Shelkey, N. A. 1,500.00353 Sparkes, R. J. 3,000.00353 Watson, R. N. 3,000.00354 Geisler, L. C. 3,000.00354 Petersen, M. 2,391.00354 Woodbury, R. J. 6,250.00357 Cardamone, F. A. 2,959.19357 Dudley, A. L. 3,000.00357 Johnson, E. B. 2,760.00357 Mauldin, F. T. 2,921.50357 Wilks, S. D. 3,000.00365 Judd, A. D. 3,000.00369 Martin, R. K. 6,250.00369 Sluka, R. F. 3,000.00375 Lomonski, W. L. 3,000.00379 Brown, J. C. 3,000.00379 Millsaps, R. H. 1,500.00380 Reed, I. M. 6,250.00380 Wiegand, C. E. 3,000.00400 Newman, C. L. 3,000.00405 Rummells, D. D. 3,000.00415 Bartels, W. L. 6,250.00420 Morganstern, W. H. 3,000.00424 Blys, J. 3,000.00424 Morrison, R. J. 6,250.00428 Gardner, J. R. 3,000.00429 Anderson, W. E. 3,000.00429 Grubbs, B. E. 2,910.00429 Harp, F. 3,000.00429 Sneed, J. O. 3,000.00436 Vance, M. T. 4,166.66441 McMahon, J. P. 3,000.00441 Stack, S. M. 6,250.00441 Tormey, J. J. 6,250.00444 Starnes, R. L. 2,900.00461 Nolan, K. W. 3,000.00461 Thayer, D. W. 2,940.00466 Holder, K. L. 6,250.00466 Roach, W. A. 1,000.00474 Grisanti, R. J. 6,250.00477 Felmlee, G. E. 2,955.19477 Jeske, G. F. 3,000.00477 Kuechler, I. R. 3,000.00481 Amick, R. L. 3,000.00481 Karr, D. J. 6,250.00481 Kersey, L. 3,000.00481 Pratt, B. J. 3,000.00481 Smiley, D. J. 6,250.00483 Flintoff, B. W. 2,920.00499 Patterson, D. R. 6,250.00499 Williams, F. L. 3,000.00505 Thompson, R. H. 6,250.00508 Blissett, C. E. 3,000.00508 Holland, H. R. 2,765.95518 Tysoe, J. M. 3,000.00527 Fleming, B. K. 2,920.00540 Moser, E. R. 3,000.00544 Pomerhn, E. A. 3,000.00551 Fortman, H. B. 3,000.00551 McGregor, J. R. 6,250.00551 Smith, R. E. 3,000.00553 Brooks, F. A. 3,000.00553 Lewis, R. A. 3,000.00553 Parker, R. C. 3,000.00558 Broadfoot, L. S. 2,916.15558 Herston, L. L. 3,000.00558 Richardson, G. L. 1,472.00567 Angotti, R. W. 3,000.00569 Peterson, G. L. 2,911.00569 Ramirez, J. 3,000.00570 Bruening, R. J. 3,000.00570 Dorffi, W. C. 3,660.00570 Robles, C. G. 3,000.00577 Rohde, R. E. 3,000.00

586 Doyle, I. 6,250.00595 Casarez, M. 3,000.00595 Geiger, W. B. 1,977.90602 Deaver, B. R. 2,881.58602 Hunt, A. C. 2,918.00605 Garrett, P. C. 3,000.00611 Calvert, J. 3,000.00611 Romero, M. T. 6,250.00611 Sewell, C. B. 3,000.00611 Stein, C. J. 1,677.42613 Baxter, C. B. 3,000.00613 Stallings, W. L. 3,000.00613 Tedford, B. L. 3,000.00639 Elledge, J. J. 3,000.00640 Collmeyer, D. J. 6,250.00647 Covington, J. B. 3,000.00649 Brimer, G. L. 3,000.00654 Leslie, H. R. 3,000.00659 Meyer, R. H. 3,000.00665 Reedy, H. M. 3,000.00666 Roberts, J. L. 3,000.00683 Obert, H. L. 2,962.66692 Faber, B. C. 6,250.00692 McLean, R. 3,000.00692 Ohare, K. R. 12,500.00692 Smith, L. E. 3,000.00697 Medved, R. D. 3,000.00701 Cotter, C. P. 6,250.00702 Lockhart, S. A. 3,000.00702 Maurer, C. H. 3,000.00702 Nordmeyer, D. L. 3,000.00714 Bailey, R. D. 3,000.00714 Griffin, J. K. 2,959.95716 Arie, C. F. 3,000.00716 Brown, L. W. 3,000.00716 Davis, P. J. 3,000.00728 Paula, E. 3,000.00738 McKittrick, M. 6,250.00760 Dunnam, A. G. 2,936.00760 Ingle, P. W. 3,000.00760 Mathews, T. L. 3,000.00760 Merrell, A. R. 3,000.00760 Parker, D. E. 2,911.00769 Callaway, C. W. 3,125.00776 Gallagher, R. P. 3,000.00812 Bausinger, J. E. 3,000.00852 Hill, C. W. 3,000.00861 Breaux, D. 3,000.00861 Kowarsch, J. A. 1,500.00876 Pagel, A. F. 2,934.38903 Horn, R. E. 3,000.00934 Phillips, E. O. 3,000.00948 Young, R. M. 3,000.00949 Barck, V. 3,000.00953 Craig, W. 3,000.00953 Edge, L. J. 3,000.00972 Lamb, H. A. 3,000.00995 Duplessis, H. J. 3,000.00995 Guidry, H. J. 3,000.00995 Hill, H. H. 3,000.001002 West, E. S. 2,972.001105 Corder, J. W. 3,000.001116 Rackley, W. M. 3,000.001186 Matsushima, S. J. 2,000.001200 Ray, C. F. 3,000.001220 Breister, J. P. 2,920.001245 Johnson, C. W. 6,250.001245 Sharpe, V. 3,000.001249 Bolak, P. 2,939.181249 Carroll, P. J. 6,250.001249 Richards, J. H. 3,000.001253 Hartt, L. H. 3,000.001253 Paul, J. F. 3,000.001319 Shultz, H. L. 3,000.001377 Obranovich, J. J. 3,000.00



1377 Roman, J. 3,000.001393 Barnes, H. E. 3,000.001426 Olson, P. L. 2,977.661430 Malcolm, D. G. 3,000.001547 Berry, L. 3,000.001547 Jeffries, M. B. 6,250.001547 Wilson, A. L. 3,000.001579 James, A. A. 3,000.001579 Rush, J. L. 3,000.001629 Eiland, J. E. 3,000.001988 Simpson, A. L. 2,701.322150 Kwasigroch, R. W. 2,948.762286 Brack, L. C. 3,000.002295 Mermel, M. L. 3,000.00

I.O. (275) Marine, C. F. 6,250.00I.O. (364) Boardman, R. D. 4,964.88I.O. (424) Colwell, D. C. 4,922.50

Pens. (46) Pardee, H. A. 2,400.00Pens. (637) Gill, L. M. 2,829.00Pens. (835) Enoch, R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Brant, H. D. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Coleman, T. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Coman, G. B. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Crane, B. D. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Damato, L. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Damico, J. S. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Davis, E. A. 2,854.38Pens. (I.O.) Dawley, R. W. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Dietrich, J. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Falk, M. B. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Fritz, E. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Gisslen, R. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Gustafson, J. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Herndon, M. L. 3,000.00

Pens. (I.O.) Hoecker, R. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Hood, J. F. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Kacmar, J. 2,220.00Pens. (I.O.) Kennedy, H. S. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Kinsel, E. O. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Kirby, A. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Knight, E. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Lemagie, R. H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Marvich, C. M. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Putman, R. M. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Reed, R. S. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Richardson, N. M. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Riley, J. P. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Rogers, E. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Rohm, H. R. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Sayler, R. O. 2,940.79Pens. (I.O.) Senninger, R. A. 3,000.00

Pens. (I.O.) Senrud, J. T. 2,913.58Pens. (I.O.) Smith, L. G. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Smith, L. T. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Steinmiller, N. F. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Stertz, V. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Stinson, W. W. 2,875.16Pens. (I.O.) Stuchlik, C. F. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Sutton, W. D. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Swilling, G. H. 2,920.00Pens. (I.O.) Wetzel, H. J. 750.00Pens. (I.O.) White, R. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Wiener, J. N. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Wolf, J. C. 2,953.59Pens. (I.O.) Wright, A. W. 3,000.00

Total Amount . . . . . . . . . . . $1,601,546.20


1 Breihan, R. F. 3,000.001 Handley, W. 3,000.001 Kelly, L. E. 3,000.001 Scullin, P. M. 3,000.001 Sutton, M. 3,000.001 Wessels, E. R. 3,000.002 Steiner, W. O. 3,000.003 Bendit, S. 3,000.003 Bruno, M. 3,000.003 Buono, C. F. 6,250.003 Capruso, L. 3,125.003 Destefano, T. N. 3,000.003 Donovan, K. 6,250.003 Dotzler, J. J. 3,000.003 Garufi, S. C. 3,000.003 Kelleher, T. J. 3,000.003 Kober, M. 3,000.003 Lewis, A. J. 3,000.003 Maldonado, T. 3,169.503 Manno, J. 3,000.003 Reicher, I. 3,000.003 Rodriguez, C. 6,250.003 Spinelli, S. P. 6,250.003 Sullivan, E. A. 2,909.003 Ziskin, S. 3,000.005 Bingel, A. C. 3,000.005 Smith, R. A. 3,000.007 Pike, K. J. 3,000.007 Tetreault, R. R. 5,284.848 Booth, R. D. 3,000.009 Fagan, J. J. 3,000.009 Hower, G. H. 3,000.009 Kenney, J. W. 3,000.0011 Bourland, B. P. 2,934.3811 Briggs, R. L. 3,000.0011 Bruynell, D. E. 2,892.0011 Duears, R. B. 3,000.0011 Lockshaw, D. J. 3,000.0011 Mendez, U. A. 6,023.7611 Morgan, C. M. 3,000.0011 Powers, M. P. 2,947.0011 Salsa, R. L. 3,000.0011 Saxton, J. A. 1,500.0012 Tapia, J. L. 6,250.0016 Evans, J. C. 3,000.0016 Ring, H. W. 3,000.0017 Desjardins, F. A. 2,830.3617 Penney, W. F. 3,000.00

17 Varney, J. R. 731.6120 Breeding, D. C. 3,000.0020 Oldham, T. L. 2,952.8624 Kahler, C. H. 3,000.0024 Miller, K. J. 3,000.0025 Gilmore, R. L. 3,000.0025 Kenney, W. F. 6,250.0025 Rezac, R. G. 3,000.0025 Siford, D. R. 2,500.0026 Fones, J. L. 6,250.0026 Mills, R. R. 6,250.0026 Reynolds, R. L. 3,000.0029 McWilliams, C. C. 6,250.0029 Pirl, F. A. 2,894.3734 Bigham, P. C. 3,000.0034 Pennington, P. 2,930.0038 Madorsky, M. I. 3,000.0038 Norton, J. E. 3,000.0038 Stankus, J. F. 3,000.0039 Tancredi, F. G. 3,000.0041 Friedman, R. L. 3,000.0041 Haungs, R. F. 3,000.0042 DiPasquale, J. R. 12,500.0043 Reeder, C. A. 6,250.0044 Mashino, L. L. 3,000.0045 Huberty, R. M. 3,000.0046 Henderson, S. K. 6,250.0048 Chance, D. B. 3,000.0048 Gilmore, J. R. 3,000.0048 Harris, F. 2,936.5051 Kemp, C. T. 2,934.3851 Riley, O. W. 3,000.0056 Resen, R. 3,000.0058 Fullmer, L. G. 3,000.0058 Galbraith, J. 3,000.0058 Goodin, R. J. 5,858.9858 Kentfield, L. C. 3,000.0058 Rhodes, E. W. 3,000.0058 Williams, M. L. 3,000.0066 Osborn, W. W. 2,932.0066 Phipps, J. E. 1,000.0068 Doyle, F. L. 6,250.0068 Lammers, R. A. 4,166.6668 Penland, G. A. 3,000.0068 Zeren, S. P. 3,000.0070 Cullers, C. E. 3,000.0071 Turner, R. W. 3,000.0077 Doolittle, L. A. 3,000.00

77 Meyer, H. F. 2,865.5777 Rowe, C. W. 3,000.0080 Murray, W. S. 3,000.0082 Wasyk, E. D. 3,000.0084 Justice, J. H. 3,000.0086 Vickner, A. E. 3,000.0090 Reed, C. A. 2,806.7496 Saucier, J. A. 3,000.0097 Sutherland, W. S. 3,000.0098 Boehm, R. 2,960.0098 Kent, R. J. 2,879.5698 Mescanti, W. T. 3,000.0099 Tibbetts, A. C. 3,000.00102 Faust, T. A. 3,000.00102 Marciante, L. P. 3,000.00102 Piceno, N. J. 6,250.00102 Ward, C. A. 3,000.00103 Gordon, M. L. 3,000.00103 Gurry, W. P. 3,000.00103 Kelly, D. W. 3,000.00103 Murrin, F. 3,000.00104 Chouinard, D. L. 12,500.00104 McGrath, N. 6,250.00105 Packham, J. S. 3,000.00105 Ross, D. C. 3,000.00110 Kindseth, A. G. 3,000.00111 Briley, L. F. 3,000.00111 Livermore, H. M. 6,250.00111 Rouse, J. W. 3,000.00112 Morgan, L. H. 3,000.00112 Snow, C. E. 3,000.00115 Frappier, L. 3,000.00115 Johnston, G. N. 3,000.00120 Kitchenham, D. H. 3,000.00120 Leckie, N. 3,000.00120 Todd, E. W. 2,604.62124 Clark, F. G. 3,000.00124 McDaniel, K. R. 12,500.00125 Ayers, R. W. 3,000.00125 Foltz, L. C. 2,790.00125 Jones, L. E. 2,933.50125 McKee, J. W. 3,000.00125 Ollila, A. A. 3,000.00125 Wallberg, V. L. 2,735.95126 Patterson, G. 3,000.00126 Schrader, G. V. 3,000.00126 Shaffer, L. P. 6,250.00129 Garcia, H. T. 3,000.00

129 Grills, C. R. 6,250.00130 Herrmann, F. C. 3,000.00131 Bonnes, J. 3,000.00134 Adams, E. 3,000.00134 Anselmo, J. 2,959.19134 Blaney, J. P. 3,000.00134 Burke, R. J. 2,858.50134 Cartolano, L. 3,000.00134 Chathas, G. J. 3,000.00134 Faber, J. L. 3,000.00134 Folsom, E. V. 2,956.66134 Hermanson, D. 6,250.00134 Krevis, W. J. 2,975.01134 McAuliffe, T. J. 6,250.00134 Perry, G. J. 5,299.00134 Piper, A. W. 3,000.00134 Poznecki, L. H. 3,000.00134 Rossol, W. H. 3,000.00134 Zingraf, C. L. 3,000.00136 Callen, R. R. 3,000.00136 Henderson, J. H. 3,000.00136 Kimberly, J. H. 3,000.00136 Rogers, J. J. 3,000.00141 Eimer, R. C. 3,000.00145 Bump, R. A. 6,250.00145 Denolf, H. P. 3,000.00150 Horn, A. 3,959.20160 Landwehr, H. 2,899.20163 Price, M. A. 3,000.00164 Benson, L. 3,000.00164 Casey, T. K. 6,250.00164 Gagliardo, G. 3,000.00164 Needham, G. H. 1,500.00175 Davis, W. F. 2,973.24180 Cronin, W. J. 2,955.19193 Ascher, W. J. 6,250.00193 Colvin, G. W. 2,930.38193 McLaughlin, M. R. 6,250.00194 Banks, G. L. 3,000.00196 Hunter, C. A. 12,500.00212 Beach, W. H. 3,000.00212 Oberting, R. E. 3,000.00213 Burnett, W. W. 3,000.00222 Eichelsderfer, D. L. 6,250.00223 Bishop, E. L. 3,000.00226 Somers, D. F. 3,000.00226 Tyson, O. L. 3,000.00231 Moses, R. A. 3,000.00


INMEMORIAMPBF Death Claims Approved for Payment in May 2007


233 Jacobsen, A. J. 3,000.00234 Knudson, G. M. 3,000.00236 Legere, T. B. 6,250.00238 Crawford, A. S. 2,794.00254 Shifflett, D. M. 3,000.00265 Byrkit, D. 3,000.00270 Hopson, J. 3,000.00275 Pearson, R. B. 3,000.00280 Kocks, C. C. 2,942.39288 Tucker, D. L. 3,000.00292 Mason, L. J. 3,000.00304 Fincham, J. R. 3,000.00304 Plowman, L. C. 2,673.54306 White, D. W. 2,939.99309 Hagemeister, C. F. 2,964.33317 Free, M. R. 4,657.99317 Price, D. H. 3,000.00317 Triplett, J. O. 2,625.54329 Simpson, T. P. 3,000.00332 Alberto, S. R. 3,125.00340 Elledge, T. B. 2,920.00340 Roessler, W. T. 3,000.00343 Hagemeier, E. H. 3,000.00347 Arland, R. H. 3,000.00349 Fernandez, J. R. 4,166.66349 Heise, L. H. 3,000.00349 Mullen, S. P. 6,250.00351 Carson, D. M. 3,000.00353 Baran, M. 3,000.00353 Buxton, A. C. 3,000.00353 Campbell, J. 3,000.00353 Earhart, D. 3,000.00353 Emlay, R. L. 3,000.00353 Mapes, J. L. 2,843.18353 Spensieri, J. 6,250.00354 Gustaveson, E. T. 3,000.00354 Kunze, D. W. 6,250.00357 Clark, R. E. 3,000.00357 Cripe, L. 3,000.00357 Hornyak, J. D. 3,000.00357 Kaffenbaum, J. 6,250.00357 Ray, R. E. 3,000.00357 Simpson, R. F. 6,250.00357 Zimmerman, J. D. 3,000.00363 Bigler, G. J. 6,250.00363 Lare, W. E. 2,883.23365 Bruce, L. C. 3,000.00369 Cavicchia, J. 3,000.00369 Daniels, R. 2,930.38369 Dozier, R. R. 6,250.00369 Evans, J. O. 3,000.00369 Fenwick, G. C. 3,000.00369 Jones, P. K. 3,000.00369 Leger, B. M. 3,000.00369 Minnix, D. R. 6,250.00369 Simpson, R. C. 3,000.00379 Owen, M. L. 3,000.00387 Verno, A. J. 2,704.00400 Mazur, E. 3,000.00426 Hellwig, B. J. 2,844.00429 Callis, J. L. 3,562.00429 Garrett, W. M. 3,000.00429 Randolph, L. E. 2,934.38441 Hughes, C. W. 3,000.00441 Neil, J. L. 3,000.00441 Roldan, J. R. 4,155.26441 Sadler, J. C. 3,000.00443 Hannah, J. 3,000.00446 Wood, S. A. 3,000.00456 Bakos, R. J. 3,000.00456 Clausen, W. A. 3,000.00456 Clausen, L. H. 3,000.00456 Pietrucha, H. P. 3,000.00456 Sorensen, J. A. 3,000.00461 Kucharski, R. 3,000.00

474 Ragland, J. L. 6,250.00477 Fobes, J. F. 6,250.00477 Owens, W. L. 3,000.00477 Peters, H. E. 3,000.00479 Hardy, J. E. 3,000.00479 Lawson, J. 12,500.00479 Reese, A. W. 3,000.00480 Noland, E. E. 3,000.00488 Dileo, F. 3,000.00494 Eastvold, M. E. 3,000.00494 Henrichs, R. W. 3,000.00494 Peterson, E. 6,250.00494 Surges, D. P. 3,000.00499 Bell, W. F. 3,000.00499 Johnson, L. D. 6,250.00508 Lee, J. W. 2,954.00508 Shuman, E. J. 3,000.00520 Isaacs, L. F. 2,932.00520 Kirk, H. A. 3,000.00520 Schiller, J. 2,925.18551 Mitchell, R. W. 2,939.18553 Carroll, C. L. 2,000.00553 Doughtie, E. N. 3,000.00558 Sherrill, D. W. 3,000.00568 Hamilton, J. 2,839.00569 Bridger, J. W. 2,950.00569 Highland, W. T. 3,000.00569 Saldano, A. F. 3,000.00569 Wright, R. D. 3,000.00570 Rossman, K. F. 3,000.00576 Crawford, M. J. 2,928.68583 McLane, J. M. 6,250.00583 Schafer, W. 3,000.00584 Cochran, J. G. 6,250.00584 Pearsall, V. W. 2,977.28586 Chretien, H. 3,000.00595 Hatton, O. L. 2,959.99595 Price, M. M. 3,000.00601 Long, C. P. 2,944.39606 Crisp, R. C. 3,000.00611 Douthit, J. E. 3,000.00611 Gallaher, F. E. 3,000.00611 Martinez, M. G. 2,912.78611 Stein, C. J. 978.50613 Caldwell, H. M. 3,000.00613 Jones, R. T. 3,000.00613 Lefebvre, J. E. 3,000.00617 Difilippo, G. M. 2,000.00617 Fitzpatrick, T. 2,859.00617 Wills, E. W. 3,000.00618 Diercks, G. E. 3,000.00640 Linder, H. G. 2,962.66659 Foster, H. A. 2,968.50663 Labelle, A. W. 3,000.00666 Dent, R. T. 3,000.00666 Massey, J. R. 3,000.00666 Pittard, R. E. 3,000.00668 Craig, N. L. 3,000.00673 Ford, R. J. 3,000.00682 Voss, H. R. 3,000.00683 Voit, R. L. 2,918.00692 Burley, J. R. 3,000.00697 Dekema, W. E. 3,000.00697 Lach, G. J. 3,000.00702 Roan, G. L. 6,250.00702 Russell, R. C. 4,426.92702 Snodgrass, W. M. 3,000.00712 Cochran, J. M. 3,000.00716 Della-Calce, M. A. 3,000.00716 Fors, T. G. 6,250.00716 Jones, G. M. 6,250.00716 Parmley, M. S. 3,000.00725 Hunt, M. E. 3,000.00728 Cluff, G. C. 6,250.00728 Donley, L. N. 3,000.00

728 Hatcher, A. H. 3,000.00738 Cagle, T. E. 3,512.32738 Hight, K. A. 6,250.00743 Farmer, R. O. 3,000.00753 Messenger, H. V. 3,000.00768 Gillispie, M. E. 3,000.00769 Gates, T. T. 3,000.00769 Stagner, W. J. 1,000.00769 Thrailkill, B. J. 3,000.00773 Maisonville, L. J. 3,000.00776 Holst, D. R. 3,000.00776 Meyer, J. A. 3,000.00801 Everage, B. C. 3,000.00816 Arant, J. L. 3,000.00855 Sciscoe, T. W. 3,000.00861 Kowarsch, J. A. 750.00865 Hendrickson, P. W. 3,000.00870 Smith, T. C. 3,000.00889 Ramirez, F. A. 3,000.00894 Pomeroy, E. A. 6,250.00912 Gimbel, P. H. 3,000.00915 Hobbs, W. F. 3,000.00915 Mederos, L. 6,250.00934 Byrd, H. W. 2,930.00934 McQueen, H. R. 1,000.00934 Sexton, O. D. 3,000.00962 Robinson, J. G. 2,950.00993 Listhaeghe, A. A. 3,000.00995 Vidrine, E. L. 3,000.001002 Lusk, D. L. 6,250.001077 Adams, F. M. 2,840.001186 Matsushima, S. J. 1,000.001205 Corbin, U. 3,000.001245 Davis, D. L. 3,000.001245 Henriod, G. L. 3,000.001319 Maharty, R. J. 3,000.001319 Mattie, R. T. 2,940.491377 Lasko, P. 3,000.001379 King, A. 2,906.381392 Weaver, R. C. 2,860.001393 Miller, C. H. 3,000.001393 Umbach, C. F. 3,000.001464 Cessna, A. B. 3,000.001516 Metzgar, C. G. 3,000.001547 Gerson, N. I. 3,000.001547 Hausmann, J. W. 6,250.001547 Radoff, G. 3,946.631547 Rebischke, J. O. 3,000.001547 Zieglmeier, R. M. 5,850.001600 Sobocinski, A. 6,250.001701 King, J. W. 3,000.00

1805 Smigielski, F. M. 3,000.002085 Ogilvie, W. R. 3,000.002144 Olsen, J. R. 6,250.00

I.O. (3) Marino, E. J. 3,000.00I.O. (134) Wagner, D. C. 6,250.00I.O. (317) Pritchard, J. R. 6,250.00

Pens. (323) Gagnon, U. A. 3,000.00Pens. (694) Boesch, C. R. 3,000.00Pens. (835) Jordan, C. L. 3,000.00Pens. (1141) Stevens, E. L. 3,946.21Pens. (I.O.) Bowen, B. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Boylan, P. C. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Daniel, C. W. 2,706.18Pens. (I.O.) Flansburg, L. S. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Flynn, G. F. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Gagnon, L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Hahn, J. E. 2,939.18Pens. (I.O.) Harrison, H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Heckman, H. 2,886.50Pens. (I.O.) Horrall, A. E. 2,945.59Pens. (I.O.) Hughes, D. A. 2,938.38Pens. (I.O.) Jeffress, D. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Kelley, B. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Ketchum, V. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Kincaid, A. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Lindquist, C. H. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Lindsey, F. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Martin, R. M. 2,808.00Pens. (I.O.) Nantell, R. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Niles, J. R. 2,903.98Pens. (I.O.) Popp, L. B. 2,900.78Pens. (I.O.) Porter, J. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Powell, E. B. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Richardson, C. O. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Rogers, W. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Rolfes, F. G. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Round, F. C. 2,940.79Pens. (I.O.) Rubin, J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Sanderson, L. L. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Schluter, Q. A. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Shaw, L. I. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Shehab, C. J. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Speer, R. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Staggs, C. E. 2,956.79Pens. (I.O.) Thomas, L. W. 2,920.00Pens. (I.O.) Thompson, E. W. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Williams, M. E. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Winters, B. W. 3,000.00Pens. (I.O.) Zientara, J. S. 3,000.00

Total Amount . . . . . . . . . . . $1,539,114.84


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JANUARY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETINGMINUTES AND REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

Chairman Pierson called this regular meeting ofthe International Executive Council to order at 8:00a.m., Monday, January 22, 2007. Other members ofthe Council in attendance were Calvey, Dowling,Schoemehl, Chilia, Lavin, Goodwin, Lucero andCalabro.

INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT HILLInternational President Edwin D. Hill met with the

International Executive Council a number of times todiscuss a variety of matters affecting all branches ofthe Brotherhood.

INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY-TREASURER WALTERS

International Secretary-Treasurer Jon F. Walters presented financial reports covering the IBEW PensionFund and the Investment Portfolio of the Brotherhoodboth in Canada and in the United States.

LEGAL DEFENSEPayments for legal defense made from the General

Fund were examined and approved in accordancewith the requirements of Article X, Section 1, of theIBEW Constitution.

FINANCIAL REPORTSThe International Secretary-Treasurer’s reports for

the various funds of the Brotherhood were presentedto the International Executive Council, examined andfiled.

PBF TRUSTEESThe International Executive Council, sitting as the

Trustees, along with the International President andthe International Secretary-Treasurer of the IBEWPension Benefit Fund, reviewed Fund investmentsand related matters.

INVESTMENTSThe report of the fund investment action by the

International President and by the InternationalSecretary-Treasurer since the last Council meetingwas presented to the International Executive Council,examined and approved.

LOCAL UNION UNDER INTERNATIONALOFFICE SUPERVISION

International President Hill advised the Councilthat Local Union 2043, placed under the supervisionof the International Office as of our last meeting, hasbeen released effective January 2007.

RETIREMENT OF INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

Lloyd R. Lynch, Jr.—effective March 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW TenthDistrict)

Charles W. Graft—effective April 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW FourthDistrict)

Nicholas Greco—effective April 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW FourthDistrict)

Harry V. Clendenning—effective May 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW First District)

Albert Cecil Wynn, Jr.—effective May 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW NinthDistrict)

RETIREMENT OF OFFICE EMPLOYESGeraldine Williamson—effective March 5, 2007

(Accountant Three—IO Accounting Department)

Marion D. Christensen—effective June 2, 2007(Senior Agreement Approval Analyst—IOConstruction and Maintenance Department)

Veronica Varady—effective June 2, 2007(Accounting Systems Manager- IO AccountingDepartment))

INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CITYUpon recommendation to Council by International

President Hill and International Secretary-TreasurerWalters, under the authority of Article II, Section 1 ofthe IBEW Constitution, the International ExecutiveCouncil has determined that the next InternationalConvention of the IBEW shall be held in Vancouver,British Columbia, Canada, September 19, 2011,through September 23, 2011.

RESOLUTIONS

SPOUSAL TRAVELThe International Executive Council reviewed and

reaffirmed the longstanding IBEW practice pertainingto the attendance of spouses of the InternationalPresident and the International Secretary-Treasurer atIBEW and other union and required social functions;and also pertaining to travel of the Assistants to the IPand the IST and Department Directors, when theyaccompany those officers on IBEW business.

CHARITYThe International Executive Council reviewed and

reaffirmed the longstanding authority of theInternational President and the International Secretary-Treasurer to continue their support for charitable andsocially worthwhile causes, and events supportingother labor organizations, when in this judgment thesupport of those events is beneficial to the IBEW andits membership.

RESOLUTIONS AND INVESTMENT POLICYSTATEMENTS REGARDING THE IBEW GENER-AL FUND, THE IBEW PENSION BENEFITFUND, THE PENSION PLAN FOR INTERNA-TIONAL OFFICERS, REPRESENTATIVES ANDASSISTANTS OF THE IBEW AND THE PENSIONPLAN FOR OFFICE EMPLOYEES OF THE IBEW

The International Executive Council discussed andtook action to re-ratify the existing Resolutions andInvestment Policy Statements dealing with the invest-ments of the IBEW General Fund, the IBEW PensionBenefit Fund, the Pension Plan for International Offi-cers, Representatives and Assistants of the IBEW andthe Pension Plan for Office Employees of the IBEW.

The International Executive Council also reviewedand approved the following documents pertaining tothe Pension Benefit Fund:

The IBEW Pension Benefit Fund Rules andRegulations

The IBEW Pension Benefit Fund Summary PlanDescription

The IBEW Pension Benefit Fund Questions andAnswers Concerning The Provisions andProcedures.

NORMAL PENSIONS APPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved two hundredand sixty-three (263) normalpension applications, as follows:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Cambron, Bernard H.................................... 1Campbell, Daniel W. .................................... 1 Lay, Russell F. .............................................. 1 Mooney, John A. .......................................... 1Wills, Adrian M. ............................................ 1 Abbasi, Odeh F. ............................................ 3 Cavallo, Angelo ............................................. 3Di Donato, James R..................................... 3 Feliciano, A ................................................... 3 German, Rozelle B. ...................................... 3Granett, Paul H............................................. 3 Kronyak, William A. ..................................... 3 Lemond, George R. ...................................... 3Lengyel, Joseph ........................................... 3 Loftus, John F. ............................................. 3 Lucchese, Salvatore P. ................................ 3Mecca, Dominick.......................................... 3Rosenberg, Donald S. .................................. 3 San Juan, Francisco E. ............................... 3Tangredi, Michael A. .................................... 3 Zanca, Joseph F. .......................................... 3 Bosilovich, Sylvester E. ............................... 5Henninger, Darold E. ................................... 8Rogers, Jerry L. ........................................... 8 Archer, Dave P. ........................................... 11 Bridges, Ronald R....................................... 11 Cartier, David L........................................... 11 Freisheim, Frank A. .................................... 11 Galland, Chet H........................................... 11 Robbins, Lawrence N. ................................ 11 Stokes, Clarence J. .................................... 11 Walz, John A. ............................................. 13

Daigle, Richard A. ...................................... 20 Faulkner, Michael D................................... 20 Joos, Ralph V. ............................................ 22 Oksman, Frank ........................................... 24 Everett, Robert J. ...................................... 25 Jagger, Winston A. .................................... 25 Murray, Collin O. ........................................ 25 Glasby, Dwight N. ...................................... 26 Walker, Lewis A. ........................................ 26 Woodall, John W........................................ 26 Bigl, Wilfred T. ........................................... 35 Day, Ralph L............................................... 38 Hartsman, David ........................................ 40 Frament, Frank W. ..................................... 46 Marks, Floyd B. .......................................... 46 Chandler, David W. .................................... 48 Donner, Jon M. .......................................... 48 Laroche, Victor J. ...................................... 48 Navarro, Frank E. ....................................... 48 Whitman, Roger D. .................................... 48 Long, Robert L. .......................................... 51 Corneille, Gerard A. ................................... 58 Maynard, Donald L. ................................... 58 Bitzkie, Lee Roy ......................................... 60 Childers, Jerry D........................................ 66 Rosilez, Misael............................................ 66 Russell, William M. .................................... 66Baker, Jack P. ............................................ 68Broker, Fransz ............................................ 68 Weller, Theodore F. .................................... 70Douglas, James F....................................... 71 Robinson, Billy C. ....................................... 72 Crane, Richard I. ........................................ 77Liles, Jerry D.............................................. 77Molstad, Ivan P........................................... 77 Fletcher, Larry A. ....................................... 80 Claycomb, Richard H................................. 86 Norman, George T...................................... 86 Ciarleglio, Henry ........................................ 90 Gilmore, Paul F........................................... 98 Ackerman, James R. ............................... 102

Sabin, Charles E. ...................................... 102 Sheeran, Lee J. ........................................ 102 Weisner, Dieter......................................... 102 McDermott, Patrick J. ............................. 103 Seccareccio, Ronald F. ............................ 103 Quilty, Charles W. .................................... 104 Hamilton, Vernon M. ................................ 105 Lyons, Donald J........................................ 105 Bear, David W............................................ 111 Maks, Francis P. ........................................ 111 Sanchez, Robert ........................................ 111 Brown, Thomas G. .................................... 112 Money, Roger A. ....................................... 112 Lawrence, Lloyd G. .................................. 120 Neary, Martin ........................................... 120 Miles, James R. ....................................... 124 Planzer, Morton N.................................... 124 Wilkinson, Gary J. ................................... 124 Halseth, Leonard O. ................................. 125 White, Donald E. ...................................... 125 Aaron, Floyd J. ........................................ 130Kramer, Charles E. .................................. 131 Shearer, Lawrence L. .............................. 131 Bednowicz, Louis R. ................................ 134 Crehan, Martin ......................................... 134 Lesiak, Robert S. ..................................... 134 Moll, Daniel C. .......................................... 134 Norman, John M. ..................................... 134 Pries, Robert L. ........................................ 134 Timmerman, Terry A................................ 134 Williams, Alfred L. ................................... 134 Radue, Roger R. ...................................... 145 Schwartz, Jerry L. ................................... 153 Gratkowski, Francis S.............................. 164 Milazzo, John D. ....................................... 164 McCommon, Walter E. ............................. 175 Parson, Harold W...................................... 175 Foster, Milton L. ....................................... 191 Austin, Elgin W. ........................................ 194 Napier, John C. ........................................ 212 Lowes, Keith............................................. 213

Thrasher, George W................................. 222 Koester, Frank E. ..................................... 231 Swartz, William H. ................................... 236 Farthing, William B.................................. 237 Peck, Gary C. ........................................... 252 Bengert, Irvin ........................................... 258 Donatello, John F. .................................... 261 Lively, Jimmy H. ...................................... 270 Bach, James R......................................... 275 Bjerre, Cindy............................................. 292 Pearce, Edward W. .................................. 292 Perlich, Keith P. ....................................... 292 Thusholt, Kristian..................................... 292 Kelley, John W. ........................................ 294 Darr, Paul M. ............................................ 300 Skaggs, William H. .................................. 302 Tapia, Richard C. ..................................... 302 Volkenand, Charles G. ............................. 304 Lloyd, Harold C......................................... 313 Withrow, Edgar O..................................... 317 Legore, Harold D. ..................................... 332 Gilchrist, David D. .................................... 340 McMaster, Ronald E. ............................... 340 Hostutler, Danny M.................................. 349 Kane, Michael G....................................... 349 Price, Jeffrey ........................................... 349 Shepard, William A.................................. 349Bakmand, Ove M. .................................... 353 Brunner, Helmut ...................................... 353 Burchell, William L. ................................. 353 Drummond, Lipton................................... 353 Graham, Douglas C.................................. 353 Holland, John ........................................... 353 Hopkins, Norman W................................. 353 Krolow, Gerhard ....................................... 353 Kuenzl, Gerhard ....................................... 353 Macgillivray, Ken D. ................................ 353 McFarland, Norman ................................. 353 Micsko, Edward A.................................... 353 Oldford, Edward S. .................................. 353 Pryce, Richard A...................................... 353

Recine, Silverio ........................................ 353 Rye, Terry K. ............................................ 353 Schembri, Emanuel ................................. 353 Silliphant, Alfred A................................... 353 Vaisman, Yakov ........................................ 353 Vignale, Duncan ....................................... 353 Wirth, Hans J........................................... 353 Fogg, Darreld D........................................ 357 Hartman, Robert B. ................................. 357 Poole, Carl D. ........................................... 357 Craig, Marvin R........................................ 369 Lynch, Edmond J..................................... 369 Pearce, Raymond S................................. 369 McCafferty, Joseph A. ............................ 380 Albers, David L. ........................................ 387 Fowler, David A........................................ 396 Martin, Jerry L. ....................................... 396 Potter, Dean L. ......................................... 401 Treptow, William K .................................. 401 Hogan, B G. .............................................. 402 Carlson, James E..................................... 429 Estok, Andrew M...................................... 429 Henson, Michael D................................... 429 Sims, Anthony J....................................... 429 Williams, Richard B. ................................ 429 Langenstroer, Hans P. ............................. 430 Dowdy, Carl E. ......................................... 466Bean, James H. ........................................ 477Chretien, Robert D. ................................. 490 Mulligan, Charles D. ................................ 494 Pankonen, Glenn D. ................................. 494 Hall, Basil L. ............................................. 502 Finn, Thomas P. ....................................... 527 Titus, John E. ........................................... 530Sinay, Gerald D. ....................................... 540 Clark, Thomas O. ..................................... 551 Marchbanks, H W. ................................... 551 Allen, John R. .......................................... 558 Leduc, Clement........................................ 568 Otis, Jeanpierr ......................................... 568White, Victory .......................................... 568

Karpf, Roger M. ....................................... 569Reilly, Michael J. ..................................... 569 Harrison, Donald L. .................................. 570 Turner, William H. .................................... 570 Davie, Patricia E. ..................................... 584 Palmer, Stephen H. ................................. 601 Jackson, L D. ........................................... 602 Reese, Lavoy A......................................... 602 Martinez, Sammy...................................... 611 Norris, Albert J. ........................................ 611 Hampton, Jerry W. .................................. 613 Fuerst, Raymond...................................... 648 Brand, Russell L. ..................................... 659 Simon, Paul W. ........................................ 659 Porting, Raymond L. ............................... 661 Kimble, Cecil K. ....................................... 666 Fannin, David R........................................ 683 Voit, Raymond L....................................... 683 Sweeney, Steven F................................... 697 Bolch, Ronald A........................................ 716 Powers, Scott M....................................... 716Wiggins, Tommy J. .................................. 716 Mills, Douglas H. ...................................... 728 Taylor, Roger J......................................... 728 Looney, Ralph W...................................... 760 Nuchols, Arvil H. ...................................... 760 Payne, Jack A. ......................................... 760 Alexander, Glenn E. ................................. 816Dietz, Joseph H. ...................................... 855 Leleux, Wilbur J. ..................................... 861 Haight, Richard G. ................................... 876 Robbins, Harry B. .................................... 894 Bridges, Winston H.................................. 903 Lacy, Carl W. ............................................ 910Ruby, Albert F. ......................................... 953 Howard, James P. ................................. 1245 Matthews, Cleotis .................................. 1245 Stanke, Norbert A.................................. 1245 Byrd, William C. ..................................... 1316Jump, Ernest C. ..................................... 1316Sanger, John E....................................... 1547


Frechette, Bertrand ............................... 1565 Yarbrough, Tommy S.............................. 1579 Mason, William L.................................... 1739 Perreault, Jacques ................................ 2085 Noskowiak, James L. ............................ 2150 Carr, John P. .......................................... 2222 Follett, Leonard J. ................................. 2330

CARD IN FORMERLYTHE I.O. OF L.U.

Miller, David E. ........................................... 15 Vermeulen, John F................................... 120 Byrd, John O. ........................................... 134 Frigo, Thomas G....................................... 134 Hemmerling, Joseph A............................ 134 Hensley, Ronald S.................................... 134 Meuret, Donald G..................................... 134 Stack, Michael T. ..................................... 134 Wadford, Jack W. .................................... 342 Vance, Von M. .......................................... 354 McMillan, Ronald ..................................... 586 Fishel, John L. ......................................... 702 Raines, Tommy L. .................................... 760 Baldridge, Phillip B.................................. 769 Sayre, John R. ......................................... 866 Stephens, Jimmy A. ............................... 1141 Lewis, Richard W. .................................. 1377 Herschberger, O R. ................................ 1392 Wizner, Eric C. ....................................... 2104

OPTIONAL EARLY RETIREMENTPENSIONS APPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved six hundredand thirty-five (635) optionalearly retirement pension applications, as follows:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Brown, James A........................................... 1 Doran, Paul J................................................ 1 Edinger, Ronald W. ...................................... 1Glen, James M. ............................................ 1 Gragg, Paul H. .............................................. 1Hieger, George R.......................................... 1Homewood, Michael J. ................................ 1 Kalinowski, David E. .................................... 1Krausch, Leon D........................................... 1 Lenz, William J. ........................................... 1 Lockard, Wayne A. ....................................... 1 Masters, Charles D. ..................................... 1 Morrell, John G. ........................................... 1 Naeger, Urban C........................................... 1 Roth, Roger D............................................... 1 Vandivort, James A...................................... 1 Verhoff, Reginald J. ..................................... 1 Wegescheide, John C.................................. 1 Buhr, David F. ............................................... 2 Angermann, Henry M. ................................. 3 Arma, Charles ............................................... 3 Baselice, Angelo V........................................ 3 Bastian, Leon A. ........................................... 3 Beaudrot, John A. ........................................ 3Berardi, Joseph............................................ 3 Bertucelli, Louis G. ...................................... 3 Boehning, William R. ................................... 3Callahan, Ezra............................................... 3 Caruana, Joseph A....................................... 3 Cendali, Arthur J.......................................... 3 Cervegnano, Nick ......................................... 3 Chiello, Richard V......................................... 3 Dann, Thomas W. ......................................... 3 David, Maurice A. ......................................... 3Dixon, Conrad V............................................ 3 Drozdowski, Casimer ................................... 3 Fast, Gene..................................................... 3 Fitzsimmons, William J. .............................. 3 Gabel, Merrick I. .......................................... 3 Gallagher, Edward F. ................................... 3 Goldstein, Philip H. ...................................... 3 Goodwin, Charles W..................................... 3 Greenfield, Morton K. .................................. 3 Gruber, Robert ............................................. 3 Grundstein, Benjamin S. ............................. 3 Hamilton, W D. ............................................. 3 Hernandez, Jaime ........................................ 3Higgins, Charlie ............................................ 3 Hochman, Edmund S. .................................. 3 Holley, Sherman ........................................... 3Kerster, Steve S. .......................................... 3 Lacagnina, Louis J....................................... 3 Lamorte, Domenico...................................... 3Lyons, John M. ............................................. 3 Magid, Robert G. .......................................... 3 Mandragona, James S. ............................... 3Mc Grath, Eugene F. .................................... 3 Mc Kenna, James M. .................................. 3 Milton, Donald A........................................... 3Morena, John J............................................ 3 Murphy, Dennis M........................................ 3 Nalbone, J..................................................... 3Nelson, Richard H. ....................................... 3Niedelman, Steven M................................... 3 Pettine, James E.......................................... 3 Portanova, John A. ...................................... 3 Recio, Jose A. .............................................. 3

Reilly, James T............................................. 3 Rieder, Rene L.............................................. 3 Samuelson, Theodore A............................... 3 Santa Maria, Richard J. .............................. 3 Sciabarassi, Anthony ................................... 3 Scotti, David V. ............................................. 3 Shapiro, Fred J. ........................................... 3 Smith, Courtney R. ...................................... 3 Spradling, David A. ...................................... 3 Tabarne, Jorge ............................................. 3 Thompsen, Kenneth T.................................. 3 Torrone, Arthur F. ......................................... 3 Tringo, David ................................................. 3 Valera, Freddy A. .......................................... 3 Wines, Barry T.............................................. 3 Guyer, Franklin J. ........................................ 5 Lieberum, Donald G. .................................... 5 Panek, John A. ............................................. 5 Terhorst, Ronald W. ..................................... 5 Carter, James W. ......................................... 6 Childree, Richard E...................................... 6 Franklin, Josephine R.................................. 6 Gagne, Gerard R. ......................................... 6 Haldezos, Tony T........................................... 6 Pope, Donald S. ............................................ 6 Rodkey, Jeffery L. ....................................... 6 Stephenson, Jerry L. ................................... 6 Wilhelm, William A. ..................................... 6 Maxwell, Williams E..................................... 7 Parzych, Leonard G...................................... 7 Waterhouse, Norman W. ............................. 7 Danyi, John R............................................... 8 Fought, Howard M. ...................................... 8 Harlow, William E. ....................................... 8 Nowak, James M. ........................................ 8 Roderick, William A. .................................... 8 Smith, Lester P............................................. 8 Maguire, Peter J. ......................................... 9 Oki, Newton C. ............................................. 9 Thornton, Dennis K. ..................................... 9 Frederick, Dennis A. ................................... 11Hornsby, Jan E. .......................................... 11 Johnston, Robert L. ................................... 11 Ladnier, David M. ....................................... 11Mattheson, James G. ................................. 11 Mauchette, Robert A. ................................. 11 Mc Laughlin, Howard ................................. 11Miller, Lee E. ............................................... 11 Roberts, Robert E....................................... 11Weisel, Alan S. ............................................ 11Wilson, George D. ....................................... 11 Selby, Michael B. ....................................... 14 Day, Herschel D. ........................................ 20 Wilson, Lonnie W. ...................................... 20 Pettis, John A............................................. 22French, Douglas P. ..................................... 24 Hiltner, John R........................................... 24 Beneke, Frederick E. ................................. 25 Bjornson, Robert A. ................................... 25 Chesney, Richard A. .................................. 25 Holschuh, Paul............................................ 25 Kieffer, Bruce G. ........................................ 25 Mansberger, James S. .............................. 25 Tompkins, Ronald E. .................................. 25 Williams, Thomas R. .................................. 25 Epperly, Jacob C. ...................................... 26 Gordon, Frank B. ........................................ 26 Hanson, Hobert L. ...................................... 26 Jones, Robert R. ........................................ 26 King, George W. ......................................... 26 Lasley, John W........................................... 26 Olshefski, Francis J. .................................. 26 Hefner, Douglas E. ..................................... 32 Gard, Leslie E. ............................................ 34 Vogel, Roger L. ........................................... 34 McCue, John F. .......................................... 35 Bajzer, Edward A. ...................................... 38 Kranek, Jeffery P....................................... 38 Marley, Dennis R. ...................................... 38Onacila, John P. ......................................... 38 Rom, Eric B. ............................................... 38 Ross, Thomas W. ....................................... 38 Springer, Lloyd W. ..................................... 38Ast, Milton C............................................... 41 Gritzke, Roy T. ............................................ 41 Hudack, Raymond A. ................................. 41 Kozlowski, Paul C....................................... 41 Petschke, Thomas A. ................................. 41 Eusepi, William F. ...................................... 43 Ferrante, Thomas....................................... 43 Gwilt, William A. ........................................ 43 Sterphone, Daniel ...................................... 43 Bright, Karl ................................................. 46 Harrison, George A. ................................... 46 Riotto, Richard ........................................... 46 Ward, Russell D. ........................................ 46 Miller, Harvey P. ......................................... 47 Garver, Kenneth A. .................................... 48 Hartfeld, Gary L. ........................................ 48 Johnson, Daniel A...................................... 48 Malloy, Thomas L....................................... 48 Newman, Steven H. ................................... 48 Peal, Douglas A. ......................................... 48 Ulver, John I............................................... 48 Wagenknecht, Mark A. .............................. 48 Armstrong, David C.................................... 51 Mardis, Clarence T. .................................... 51 Turner, David A. ......................................... 55 Vogel, Leonard C........................................ 56

Yukon, Larry A............................................ 56 Parker, Richard L. ...................................... 57 Berling, George L....................................... 58 Browning, Hershel D. ................................ 58 Donahue, Thomas L................................... 58 France, James R........................................ 58 Green, Donald R......................................... 58 Kates, Gerald T........................................... 58 Maisano, Frank A. ...................................... 58 May, Howard D. ......................................... 58 Mc Cormick, William E. ............................ 58 Mellen, Brian C. ......................................... 58 New, William H. ......................................... 58 Nunlee, David J.......................................... 58 Ouellette, Paul J. ....................................... 58 Selewski, Victor C...................................... 58 Sproul, William J. ...................................... 58 Urbanowicz, Alan R. .................................. 58 Vanliegh, Donald A..................................... 58 Wurster, Kenneth H. .................................. 58 Kyrish, Anton R. ......................................... 60 Loeks, Roy D. ............................................. 68 Solorio, George........................................... 68 Douglas, Tommy J. .................................... 71 Patton, Frank.............................................. 71 Tucci, Daniel G. .......................................... 71 Henry, Robert A. ........................................ 73 Rohrback, Thomas M................................. 73 Heley, Rodney R......................................... 76 Moore, Jon F. ............................................. 76 Owens, Orrin M. ......................................... 76 Reddy, John W........................................... 76 Swanson, Randolph J................................ 76 Thomas, Michael W. .................................. 76 Bornong, Harold J...................................... 77 Murphy, Martin E. ...................................... 77 Brock, Johnny F. ........................................ 80 Fell, David A. .............................................. 80 Gamiel, Jasper D. ...................................... 80 Shepherd, Melvin J. .................................. 80 Clyne, Roger W. ......................................... 82 Holdeman, James B. ................................. 82 Werner, Timothy J..................................... 82 Colombo, Edward J. .................................. 86Roberts, Edwin C. ...................................... 86 Gillig, Philip G. ........................................... 90 Levine, Dennis H. ....................................... 90Schroth, James A. ..................................... 90 Slubowski, Joseph R. ................................ 90McWhirter, Glen L. .................................... 95Liddy, Peter S............................................. 96 Burnham, Joseph H................................... 98Davis, Hygia H. ........................................... 98Dunfee, William S. ..................................... 98 Kiesewetter, Ronald G............................... 98Price, Robert E........................................... 98 Simpson, Raymond A. ............................... 98 Vilmont, Jean C. ........................................ 98 Committo, Robert J................................... 99 Glowacki, Norman A. ................................. 99 Morin, Roland U. ........................................ 99 Nicastro, William A. ................................... 99 Cherry, John F.......................................... 102 Coon, Roy D. ............................................. 102 Hrycenko, Michael ................................... 102 Worner, Matthews J. ............................... 102 Blake, Thomas J. ..................................... 103 Cohen, Jay E. ........................................... 103 Hickey, James E. ..................................... 103 McNamara, David M. ............................... 103 Slater, John J........................................... 103 Corman, Byron W..................................... 105 Lemmon, David......................................... 105 Provo, Richard W. .................................... 105 Christopherson, James W........................ 110 Greiner, Timothy J.................................... 110 Haberman, George G. ............................... 110 Johnson, Richard R. ................................. 110 Kramer, Michael R.................................... 110 Pettis, Kenneth R...................................... 110 Renfro, Kenneth A. ................................... 110 Scherping, Daniel H.................................. 110 Shanklin, Jack C....................................... 110 Thill, Joseph P........................................... 110 Thill, Nick J. .............................................. 110 Wagner, Dennis B. .................................... 110 Walker, Lee R............................................ 110 Cobb, Hubert L. ......................................... 111 Anderson, Gary D. .................................... 112 Newell, Karl D. .......................................... 112 Turpen, Robert C. ..................................... 112 Bridges, Danny G...................................... 113 Thompson, Darwin F. ............................... 113 Brady, Daniel W. ...................................... 124 Hammond, Walter H. ............................... 124 Woolf, Kurt A............................................ 124 Barnes, George W.................................... 125 Baxter, Dennis A. ..................................... 125 Boyd, Richard P. ...................................... 126 Scott, Melvin R......................................... 126 Snair, Fred B. ........................................... 126 Wilson, Ronald L. ..................................... 126 Eakin, Jerry M. ........................................ 129 Clouatre, Alvin J. ..................................... 130 Garcia, Lloyd T. ........................................ 130 Lestremau, Fernan J. .............................. 130 Munch, John M........................................ 130 Nyman, David R. ...................................... 131 Sweitzer, Alan J....................................... 131

Widner, Lonnie ......................................... 131 Gordon, James P...................................... 134 Governale, Leo J. ..................................... 134 Jameson, David S. ................................... 134 Krischel, Robert V. ................................... 134 Munoz, Roger ........................................... 134 Naylor, Harry L......................................... 134 Nielsen, William ....................................... 134 Ricchetti, Michael J. ............................... 134 Smietanski, Leopaul P. ............................ 134 Wisniewski, Robert A. ............................. 134 Owens, James W. .................................... 136 Woodruff, Stanley A. ............................... 136 Anderson, Terry M. .................................. 145 Burke, Edward C...................................... 145 Owens, Duane C. ..................................... 145 Brennan, Thomas M. ............................... 146 Cripe, George W....................................... 146 Napierski, William K. ............................... 146 Leafblad, Dennis W.................................. 150 Musich, Raymond E. ................................ 150 Roll, Daniel D............................................ 153 Ryan, Philip H........................................... 153 Toebe, Gene W. ........................................ 158 Dommershausen, Ronald J..................... 159 Junck, Thomas L. .................................... 159 Agurs, Robert L. ....................................... 164 Barton, Robert.......................................... 164 Canova, Dennis J. .................................... 164 Ciccarelli, James N.................................. 164 Cupoli, Robert J. ...................................... 164 Fortunato, James..................................... 164 Franks, Robert N. ..................................... 164 Grant, Willie L. ......................................... 164 Kirk, Wayne F. .......................................... 164 Price, William E........................................ 164 Robertson, Thomas F. .............................. 164 Romano, Dennis ....................................... 164 Schock, Dennis L. .................................... 164 Tarullo, James J. ..................................... 164 Barrett, Charles E..................................... 175Ward, Bobby G. ........................................ 175 Wright, James E....................................... 175 Edwards, Donald E. .................................. 176Jonkman, John E. .................................... 176 Montague, John A. ................................... 176 Saindon, James R. ................................... 176Viner, Robert J. ........................................ 176 Woodard, Jack D...................................... 176 Smith, Michael B. ..................................... 177Kaufman, Jack R. .................................... 191 Fogler, Alan A. .......................................... 197 Booth, Robert J. ...................................... 212 Donaldson, Frank E. ................................ 212 Pirman, Jeffrey L. ................................... 212 Rosenacker, Thomas R. .......................... 212 Commins, Sean ........................................ 213 Everett, Gary ............................................ 213 Fors, James E. ......................................... 223 Boorman, John K..................................... 230 Clausen, Gary ........................................... 231 Petty, Robert L......................................... 231 Gunwall, Dale R. ...................................... 234 Austin, Richard E. .................................... 236 Cornell, Perry A........................................ 236 King, William T......................................... 236 Lawson, Edwin H. .................................... 236 Delaurentis, Gerard F............................... 237Stewart, William J. ................................. 246 Augustine, James W. .............................. 252 Shull, Forrest C. ....................................... 269 Ford, Elbert L. .......................................... 271 Lane, Doyle V............................................ 271 Barnes, Samuel K. ................................... 275 Farkas, Jon C. .......................................... 275 Bennett, James W. .................................. 291 Bipes, Myron G. ....................................... 292 Hildreth, James E. ................................... 292 Melchior, Michael D................................. 292 Pretzel, Harold W. .................................... 292 Sardelli, Timothy L................................... 292 Schmitt, Jerome R. ................................. 292 Wing, James W........................................ 292 Olson, Allen W. ......................................... 294 Wright, George A. .................................... 300 Thomson, John L. .................................... 303 Vandenakker, Bertus ............................... 303 Boyd, Larry H. .......................................... 305 Hutchison, Richard L............................... 305 Pitre, Charles R. ...................................... 305 Ciancio, Russell G.................................... 306 Jones, Paul T. .......................................... 306 Ray, Timothy R. ....................................... 306 Campe, John H. ....................................... 309 Daab, Thomas R. ..................................... 309 Fortner, Earl.............................................. 317 Vanabs, James E. .................................... 325 Henkes, Donald C. ................................... 332 Swiderski, Edmund J. ............................. 332 Wright, Peter J. ....................................... 332 Hopkins, Alfred E. .................................... 340 Jensen, Daryl R ....................................... 340 Stillwell, Duwayne S................................ 340 Kramer, Kenneth D. ................................. 343 Freeman, Guy H. ...................................... 347 Miller, Glenn A. ........................................ 349 Rainey, Terry L......................................... 349 Denham, John R. ..................................... 351 Emenecker, Eugene R............................. 351

Hamilton, James A. ................................. 351 Kurman, William T. .................................. 351 Richman, Frederic C. .............................. 351 Aprile, George J....................................... 353 Banninger, Ralf U. ................................... 353 Bartlett, Ross J........................................ 353 Bintsis, Konstantinos............................... 353 Brunner, Harold ....................................... 353 Canning, Joseph T. .................................. 353 Coull, Joseph ........................................... 353 Gardiner, Peter C. .................................... 353 Hooker, Christoph E. ............................... 353 Larosa, Pierino ......................................... 353 Lewis, Brian A. ......................................... 353 Magagna, Renzo ...................................... 353 Mayner, Paul ............................................ 353 McIntosh, Kenneth R............................... 353 Nicolaou, Charalamb ............................... 353 Nurse, William J. ..................................... 353 Pearce, William J. ................................... 353 Pirpamer, Alfons ...................................... 353 Prebble, Brian F. ...................................... 353 Rodaway, John S..................................... 353 Sourtzis, Vassilios .................................... 353 Surgenor, William H. ............................... 353 Velocci, Renato ........................................ 353 Watson, Harvey J. ................................... 353 Campbell, William R................................ 354 Wilcox, Raymond L.................................. 357 Cacioppo, Carl R. ..................................... 363 Crane, Charles E. ..................................... 363 Fischer, Hugo L........................................ 363 Gordon, Thomas D. .................................. 363 Hamilton, Thomas A. ............................... 363 Mino, Raymond J. ................................... 363 Ranieri, Robert J. .................................... 363 Umphlet, Gordon L. ................................. 363 Dull, William J. ........................................ 364 Greenwalt, Jeffrey G. .............................. 364 Stoddard, Robert A.................................. 364 Trapp, Richard P. ..................................... 364 Freeman, Harry G. ................................... 369 Preston, Ronald M. .................................. 369 Williams, Charles K. ................................ 369Dobbin, Joseph A..................................... 379 Kabatt, Leo T............................................ 380 Berry, Gerald W. ...................................... 387 Ahles, Vernon R. ...................................... 388 Amberg, Richard D. ................................. 396Brimer, James M..................................... 396Knoblauch, Charles M. ............................ 405 Sandy, Victor W. ...................................... 424 Heyl, Ardell E............................................ 426 Struss, Gail F. ........................................... 426 Colon, Louis .............................................. 429 Lawwell, Jimmy L. .................................. 429 Phillips, J D. ............................................. 429 Gordon, Alvan B. ...................................... 441 Peters, Robert E. ..................................... 443 Everling, Frederick W. ............................. 445 Terry, Lloyd E. .......................................... 445 Vickery, Gary S. ....................................... 445 Weage, Vern S. ........................................ 445 Bird, James M. ........................................ 449 Thrall, Leon H........................................... 449 VanOrden, Jay E. ..................................... 449 Chainey, Joseph A................................... 453 Young, Larry R.......................................... 479Freeman, Michael G. ............................... 480 Goza, Terry B. .......................................... 480 Childers, William G. ................................. 481 Thompson, Randy A. ............................... 481 Billings, Donald L..................................... 488 Robinson, George A................................. 490 Bauer, Thomas G. .................................... 494 Coblentz, Eugene E. ................................ 494 Holzwart, John M. ................................... 494 Kohl, David H. .......................................... 494 Staudacher, Andrew J. ........................... 494 Anderson, Kenneth M.............................. 499 Bishop, Thomas H.................................... 538 Bowman, Richard W................................ 540 Nelson, Gary L. ........................................ 540Bertlin, Paul C.......................................... 551 Curran, James R...................................... 557 Dean, Jerry H. ......................................... 558 Beaulieu, Roger H. .................................. 568 Bealmear, Arden P. .................................. 570 Tiedt, Dennis E. ........................................ 577 Craig, Sidney K. ....................................... 584 Garcia, Vicente R. .................................... 584 McLaughlin, Terrance.............................. 586 Alves, Reynie J. ....................................... 595 Finn, John T. ............................................ 595 Gibson, Jonathon R................................. 595 Kiepke, Wayne G. .................................... 595 Barncastle, Victor L.................................. 611 Trujillo, Alfred J. ....................................... 611 Crowe, Thomas L. .................................... 613 Grigsby, Larry T. ...................................... 613 Hendrix, John M. ..................................... 613 Kilcrease, Wendell M............................... 613 Robinson, Steven C. ................................ 613 Cummins, Steven P. ................................. 617 Pietschmann, Louis H. ............................ 654 Sinick, Martin J. ...................................... 654 Black, Larry L. ......................................... 659 Pederson, Glen O. .................................... 659 Jones, Gordon B. ..................................... 665

Webert, David E....................................... 665 Bowles, James C. .................................... 666 Hobson, Aubrey D. ................................... 666 Jernigan, Joseph R. ................................ 666 May, James R. ......................................... 666 Chapman, Dean ....................................... 668 Loomis, Charles V..................................... 673 Sweeney, William E. ................................ 676 Baughman, James R............................... 683 Dixon, Thomas M. .................................... 683 Hough, Linn R. ......................................... 683 Richards, John A. .................................... 683 Stump, Robert E. ..................................... 683 Flynn, Michael P....................................... 701 Gonzales, Daniel A. .................................. 701 Kopp, Norman W...................................... 701 Laschober, William J............................... 701 Prims, Robert L........................................ 701 Rawlings, Michael D. ............................... 701 Cunningham, John W.............................. 702 Johnston, Robert H. ................................ 702 Martin, George W. ................................... 702 Oliver, Robert W....................................... 702 Gamble, Bernard N. ................................. 712 Iben, Rodger D. ........................................ 712 Troutman, John R. ................................... 712 Eschberger, Donald L. ............................. 716 Fontenot, Richard J. ................................ 716 Fowler, Richard D. ................................... 716 Kainer, Frank A. ....................................... 716 Lay, Howard A. ......................................... 716 Leblanc, John L. ...................................... 716 Martin, Ronnie L. ..................................... 716 Rinehart, Thomas L. ................................ 716 Hale, Darrell M. ........................................ 721 Jenkins, Donald L. ................................... 725 Poe, Phillip L. ........................................... 725 Wheat, Richard D..................................... 725 Burns, Arlan.............................................. 728 Cole, Howard R. ....................................... 728 Vannoord, Robert M................................. 728Weiss, Lawrence N. ................................. 728 Anthony, Ted N. ........................................ 743 Dauksis, Daniel J. .................................... 743 McClure, Donald R................................... 756 Brown, Thomas K. ................................... 760 McPeters, George V. ................................ 760 Buso, Adolfo T. ......................................... 763 Deal, Jack G............................................. 796Rager, Dennis M. ..................................... 812 Adair, Richard T........................................ 816 Young, Thomas L...................................... 816 Herrmann, Thomas R. ............................. 876 Meskill, Donald ......................................... 876 Lois, William C. ........................................ 890Olson, David W......................................... 890 Muir, Lionel .............................................. 894 Davis, Robert K. ....................................... 915 Rivera, E D. ............................................... 915 Simpson, Robert A................................... 948 Swick, Rollin L. ........................................ 948 Bartell, Gary E. ........................................ 952 Hetland, G L.............................................. 970 Maschke, John F. ..................................... 970 Porter, David W. ....................................... 970 Rheaume, Edward D................................ 970 Nolan, Tony J. .......................................... 995 Kahoe, John F......................................... 1141 Katahira, Thomas H................................ 1186 Henson, Ezra C. ..................................... 1205 Buchanan, James D. ............................. 1245 Langtry, Richard J. ............................... 1249 Nesbit, Phillip R. .................................... 1253 Foster, Thomas E. .................................. 1316 Yeager, Philip A. ..................................... 1319 Perry, Nelson C. ..................................... 1531 Madden, S W. ......................................... 1547 Morgan, James E. .................................. 1547 Clayton, Byron C. ................................... 1579 Taylor, George C. .................................... 1579 Videtto, Charles L................................... 1579 Burton, Cecil C. ...................................... 1687 Murray, Donald J. .................................. 1687 Boucher, Ken.......................................... 1852 Martin, Stanley A. .................................. 1925 Smith, James L. ..................................... 1925 Smith, Lawrence.................................... 2085 Pulczinski, Ernest B............................... 2150


Baxter, Donald C. ......................................... 5 McNaughton, James C. ............................. 17 Gregory, Gary O. ........................................ 23 Lloyd, Kenneth H. ...................................... 29 Huttleston, Thomas R. ............................... 43 Lynn, Donald ............................................... 76 Freeman, David D. ................................... 124 Bomar, Lionel C. ...................................... 134 Breen, Richard H. .................................... 134 Bunzol, Joseph W. ................................... 134 Carmody, Francis C. ................................ 134 Cudzik, Lester A. ...................................... 134 Dudek, James W...................................... 134 Gallagher, Daniel J. ................................. 134 Garcia, John ............................................. 134 Haak, Larry C. .......................................... 134 Hanley, Donald R. .................................... 134


Kile, Robert L. .......................................... 134 Kirchman, Daniel G.................................. 134 Liberatore, Daniel A................................. 134 McCorry, Richard L. ................................ 134 Murray, Thomas J. .................................. 134 Nickolas, Nick A. ...................................... 134 Paladino, Joseph M. ................................ 134 Penland, Paul E........................................ 134 Rudolph, James B. .................................. 134 Socki, John B........................................... 134 Storce, Gregory G. ................................... 134 Tansey, Michael J. ................................... 134 Therriault, Robert A................................. 134 Turkstra, John E. ..................................... 134 Drecchio, Paul N. ..................................... 308 Clark, John V............................................ 363 Michaels, David B. ................................... 532 Dunkle, Thomas A.................................... 549 Gravelle, Ronald J. .................................. 586 Calli, Louis J. ........................................... 595 Anderson, Clarence A. ............................. 769 Clark, George W. ...................................... 779 Burroughs, Joe ........................................ 796 Sharp, J M. .............................................. 866 Vogel, Frank J. ......................................... 949 Mims, George T...................................... 1204 Owens, Larry.......................................... 2085

TOTAL DISABILITY PENSIONS APPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved one hundredand eighty-two (182) total disability pensions, as follows:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Bell, Lanny A. ............................................... 1 Biermann, Leo J. ......................................... 1 Rufkahr, Lee M. ........................................... 1Williams, Donald L. ...................................... 1 Zimmerman, Harry A. .................................. 1 Smith, George K. .......................................... 2 Bechtold, George L. ..................................... 3 Bourekas, John ............................................ 3 Buglino, Anthony J. ..................................... 3 Cappello, Joseph.......................................... 3 Carrieri, Michael C. ...................................... 3 Casale, Michael A......................................... 3 Davitt, Craig S. ............................................. 3 Doeschner, George F.................................... 3 Estrada, Michael F. ...................................... 3 Fauci, Frank C. ............................................. 3Fazio, James V. ............................................ 3 Fischetti, John ............................................. 3 Gabriel, Ronald P.......................................... 3Gordon, Wayne E. ........................................ 3 Incantalupo, Vincent A. ............................... 3 Kelly, William J. ........................................... 3Koenecke, Ronald A..................................... 3 Labruyere, Ronald F..................................... 3Lucas, Richard J. ......................................... 3McSpedon, William J. ................................. 3 Moser, Ellen .................................................. 3Mure, Anthony N. ......................................... 3O Brien, James M........................................ 3 Presky, Raymond A. .................................... 3 Quinto, Richard ............................................ 3 Scott, Aaron K. ............................................. 3 Smith, Robert B. .......................................... 3 Valente, Robert M. ....................................... 3 Volpetti, Robert V. ........................................ 3 Alexander, Tony S. ....................................... 6 Scott, Shirley L............................................. 6 Andrews, Ronald E. ..................................... 8 Humphrey, Kenneth E. ................................ 9 Cole, Gary O. ............................................... 11 Rodriguez, Henry H. ................................... 11 Spinelle, James C....................................... 11Thigpen, Patrick D...................................... 11 Crockford, Larry D. .................................... 17 Little, Edward T. ......................................... 17Tolar, Garry L. ............................................. 17 Sathoff, Gerald R........................................ 18 Renfrow, Steve B. ...................................... 20 Hoxter, Everett V. ....................................... 24 Pfeil, William A. ......................................... 24 Clark, George F........................................... 25 D’Aniello, Frank .......................................... 25 Esposito, Jerry A. ...................................... 25 Mc Dermott, Richard J. ............................ 25 Keener, Charles T....................................... 26 Moore, Dennis L. ........................................ 26 Smith, Randall A. ....................................... 38Miller, Scott E. ........................................... 43 Brisendine, Marshall C. ............................. 46 Casey, Anthony J. ...................................... 47 Kennedy, Robert G. ................................... 48 McKey, Gary D. .......................................... 66 Brown, David K. ......................................... 68Intlekofer, Robert J. .................................. 68 Williams, Russell L. ................................... 68 Kessler, Charles A...................................... 71 Williams, Richard W. ................................. 77 Hurst, Jeff M. ............................................. 82 Uetz, James P. ........................................... 86 Danicarte, Thomas A. ................................ 98 Pawelko, Joseph R. ................................... 98

Harrington, James J. ................................ 99 Ray, David W. ............................................. 99 Simoes, Daniel ........................................... 99 Sorafine, Thomas F. ................................... 99 Bilotta, Peter J. ........................................ 102 Luckey, Edward........................................ 102 Leahy, James K........................................ 103 McCue, William J..................................... 103 Ramsey, George J. .................................. 103 Saviano, Michael F. .................................. 103 Bargsten, Stephen E. ............................... 110 Molin, Larry J............................................ 110 Snelson, Patrick E. ................................... 110 Thill, Dennis R. .......................................... 110 Swan, Donald D. ...................................... 125 Scally, Robert A. ...................................... 129 Stockton, Ronald A.................................. 130 Jackson, Alphonso................................... 134 Mazurek, Kenneth L. ............................... 134 Olson, Richard E. ..................................... 134 Schwab, Thomas V. ................................. 134 Mackey, Joseph M. ................................. 136 Oldham, Richard ...................................... 136 Pickering, Howard R. .............................. 141 Daurer, Michael J. ................................... 145 Pedder, Wayne W. ................................... 159 Chauncey, Bill E. ...................................... 175 Patton, Michael J..................................... 180 Young, Timothy F...................................... 191 Jones, Richard H. .................................... 223 Bally, Lawrence E. ................................... 234 Alukonis, Ronald J................................... 236 Sigler, Ronald D. ...................................... 242 Rutherford, Clifford R. ............................ 269 Manka, Rupert S...................................... 292 Sorenson, Lawrence C. ........................... 292 Fournarakis, Louis P. ............................... 313 Ceballos, Ron B........................................ 332 Field, Donald J......................................... 332 Medina, Ana M. ........................................ 332 Jones, Gregory N..................................... 340Rivas, Fred A. ........................................... 347 Mason, Terry L. ........................................ 349 Mola, Perry ............................................... 353Dorr, Charles M. ...................................... 369 Rockwell, Irvin W. ................................... 369 Parton, Paul E. ......................................... 379 Cooper, James J. .................................... 400 Sharp, Bobby L. ....................................... 429 Bayer, Robert R. ...................................... 430Ballentine, Vaughn D. .............................. 443 Knuth, Gerard M. ..................................... 461 McNeely, Michael P.................................. 479 Sullivan, Clyde L....................................... 479 Pucylowski, Michael E. ........................... 494 Edson, Charles E...................................... 531 Vienhage, Patrick A. ................................ 545 Dempe, Joseph A. ................................... 569 Thomas, Charles J. ................................. 569 Wooten, Billy R. ....................................... 569 Manning, Kenneth R. ............................... 570 Detty, Cameron L..................................... 575 Guzman, Humberto G.............................. 595 Jones, Lewis L. ........................................ 602 Manfred, Don M....................................... 606 Greatbatch, Harry W. ............................... 611 Jacques, Michael A. ................................. 611 Swander, Jack E. .................................... 661 Culp, Jeffrey B......................................... 683 Thompson, Charles R. ............................. 683 Murray, Danny L. ..................................... 684 Kozel, William A. ...................................... 697Thomas, Douglas...................................... 702 Kingston, Jerald L. .................................. 712 Bourdeau, Dennis C................................. 714 Wenske, Dennis N. ................................... 716 Rupska, William L. ................................... 725 Heinly, Wilbur ........................................... 743 Wolf, Joseph M. ....................................... 743 Berry, William E....................................... 760 Porterfield, Charles R.............................. 760 Haley, Carwin Z. ...................................... 807 Emerson, Ricky T. .................................... 816 Johnson, Anthony H. ............................... 861 McDonald, David E. ................................. 861 Walbridge, Alan T. ................................... 952 Yvarra, Scott A. ........................................ 952 Parker, George M. ................................... 968 Nettles, Stephen C. ................................. 995 Roberts, Michael W. ................................ 995 Stewart, Daniel E. ................................... 995 Jones, William J..................................... 1105 Crawford, James R. ............................... 1141 Dougherty, Terry E. ............................... 1377 Peda, Raymond F................................... 1426 Gallant, Peter R. .................................... 1432 Boyd, Lester V. ....................................... 1701 Self, Bobby R.......................................... 1701 Brown, John M. ..................................... 1925 Robichaud, Edmond L. .......................... 2166


Heigl, John R................................................ 3 Marino, Robert A.......................................... 3 Odegard, Dave M. ..................................... 110 Cici, Patrick J. ......................................... 134 Schroll, Timothy J. .................................. 134

Pollard, Charles A. ................................... 363 Neiss, Frank L. ......................................... 532 Destefano, Nicholas C. ............................ 589 Perry, John C. .......................................... 641 Long, James R......................................... 852 Davis, Paul H........................................... 1211

APPLICATIONS FOR VESTEDRIGHT TO PENSION BENEFITAPPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved applicationsfor vested right to pension bene-fits for the following members:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Kimball, David L. .........................................20Gracey, Robert N.......................................126Marshall, Raymond .....................................21Skobel, Anthony N.....................................702Bainter, James D. ...................................... 34Wolske, Lester P........................................702Hall, Greg D..................................................97

PAYMENT OF DEATH BENEFITSNON-RETIRED MEMBERS

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved the payment of death benefits payable authorized under the provisionsof Article XI, Section 4 of theIBEW Constitution to the follow-ing one hundred thirty-nine (139)nonretired members’ designatedbeneficiaries:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Banderman, Russell H. ................................ 2Belmonte, Joseph W. .................................. 3 Burke, Edward F........................................... 3Clue, Lascelles L. ......................................... 3Desiano, Ambrose J..................................... 3 Forshey, Harold J......................................... 3Holgerson, Todd G. ....................................... 3Kalish, Steven C. .......................................... 3 Shepley, Ronald ........................................... 3 Shumkowski, Steven.................................... 3 Woods, Gregg R. .......................................... 3 Letizia, Richard W........................................ 6 Holder, Clayton L. ...................................... 20 Fulton, Harry W.......................................... 24 Gordy, Edward W. ...................................... 24 James, Renar S. ........................................ 24 Wilt, Frederick E. ....................................... 24 Gurecki, Allen E. ........................................ 25 Ritzmann, Mark B. ..................................... 25 Fones, James L.......................................... 26 Eisman, John J.......................................... 38 Kozel, Gary J.............................................. 38Hegge, Nick L. ............................................ 44 Friedman, Laura L. .................................... 46 Hobbs, James L. ........................................ 46Hoover, Dennis L........................................ 46 Jenkins, David W. ...................................... 47 Weichbrodt, Steven J................................ 48 Lalumia, Walter A. ..................................... 57 Nieman, James D. ..................................... 58 Williams, Larry J. ...................................... 58 Zupancic, Paul J. ....................................... 60 Kunovich, Edward J. ................................. 64 Grantom, Nathan M. .................................. 66 Peacock, Dan W......................................... 68 Butler, Patrick M........................................ 70 Gideon, Kent M. ......................................... 77 Costanzo, James........................................ 94 West, David O............................................. 96 Capps, Thomas E. ...................................... 98 Mickle, Gerald R. ....................................... 98 Leonard, John J....................................... 102 Michelon, John......................................... 102 Todd, Jeremy K. ....................................... 102 Diaz, Luis A. .............................................. 104 McMurdock, Darren .................................. 115 Lawson, Dave ........................................... 120 Denti, Brett V............................................ 124 McDaniel, Kenneth R............................... 124 Bortman, Mark W. ................................... 134 Burke, Thomas M. ................................... 134 Carlson, Robert R. ................................... 134 Frank, Philip E.......................................... 134 Ingolia, Charles R. ................................... 134 Murphy, Scott A. ...................................... 134 Thoms, Rudolph E. .................................. 134 Viverito, James M.................................... 134 Marshall, Hayward E. .............................. 136 Zarsky, C J. .............................................. 164 Magnan, Louis F. ...................................... 177 Hunter, Rick W. ........................................ 180 Ard, Gregory T. ......................................... 194 Bowen, David L. ....................................... 212 Cox, Hallie L. ............................................ 234 McAtee, Jeffrey W................................... 237 Beard, Jack E. ......................................... 245 Behrens, Joel A. ...................................... 265White, William.......................................... 275

Ahlbaum, Larry A. .................................... 292 Payne, Dennis O....................................... 292 Abercrombie, Brad S. .............................. 295 Nourse, David C. ...................................... 303 Scandrett, Dennis P. ................................ 303 Young, Curtis A. ....................................... 309 Cisic, Sakib ............................................... 332 Clark, Clarence R..................................... 340 Salazar, Lorenzo....................................... 340 Mullen, Scott P......................................... 349 Moor, Patrick D. ....................................... 357 Scales, John T. ........................................ 363 Cumby, Arthur A. ..................................... 369 Lucas, Howard R...................................... 375 Reed, Ian M.............................................. 380 Neary, Frank A. ........................................ 400 Grant, Calen J.......................................... 402 Markine, Charles ...................................... 424 Vance, Mark T. ......................................... 436 Murray, Desmond D. ............................... 446 Fobes, James F. ....................................... 477 Yelverton, George C................................. 480 Karr, Danny J........................................... 481 Albert, Wayne F. ...................................... 490 Kalk, Willard C. ........................................ 494 Thompson, Raymond H........................... 505 Antolovic, Ivica T ..................................... 520 Fenstermaker, Larry D. ........................... 540 Beaupre, Luc............................................ 568 Shields, Jimmy K. ................................... 569 Baehman, Paul A...................................... 577 Morgan, Steve W. .................................... 584 Pecoskie, Ronald A.................................. 586 Price, Jim L.............................................. 602 Betz, John M. .......................................... 606 Castellanos, James A............................... 617 Raines, Ronald C. ..................................... 617 Decoste, Leonard J. ................................ 625 Snively, Scott L. ....................................... 648 Ayres, David S. ......................................... 649 Gross, Robert A. ...................................... 659Cligrow, Dennis E. ................................... 683 Kimbler, Steve E. ..................................... 683 Ohare, Kenneth R. ................................... 692 Cotter, Craig P.......................................... 701 Fors, Timothy G. ....................................... 716 Redding, David E...................................... 716Foster, Stephen P. ................................... 814 Poole, Ian S. ............................................. 894Curry, Jeffrey L. ...................................... 903Farmer, Aaron P....................................... 903 Gokey, Keith P. ......................................... 910 Lusk, David L. ......................................... 1002 Nelson, Vern E. ....................................... 1003 Parks, Warren G. .................................... 1141 Fujinaka, Glenn N. .................................. 1186 Gladman, Donald J................................. 1186 Reed, Timothy A. ................................... 1205 Mickschl, Daniel L. ................................ 1393 Tackett, Robert L. .................................. 1439 Knickerbocker, Steven E. ...................... 1547 Quinn, Christoph M. ............................... 1547 Steeves, Malcolm C. .............................. 1555 Carson, William R. ................................. 1739


Bambalas, Anthony W. ............................ 134 Bandomo, Antonio J. ............................... 134 Hannah, Elvis R. ....................................... 134 Harte, Thomas E. ..................................... 134 Payne, Harry T. ........................................ 136 Jacobs, Lungher V. .................................. 379 Tominovich, Joseph ............................... 1319

PAYMENT OF DEATH BENEFITSRETIRED MEMBERS

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved the paymentof death benefits payable authorized under the provisionsof Article XI, Section 4 of the IBEW Constitution to the following seven hundred five(705) retired members’ designat-ed beneficiaries:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Breihan, Richard F. ...................................... 1 Fitzwater, James E...................................... 1Kelly, Lawrence E. ....................................... 1 Kraudel, Raymond........................................ 1 Kreienheder, Melvin F. ................................. 1Malone, Hila W. ............................................ 1 Matejka, Edward L. ...................................... 1 Theiss, Glennon J. ....................................... 1Berry, Murl F. ............................................... 2 Fletcher, George W. ..................................... 2 Jacobi, Theodore A...................................... 2Klass, Edwin L. ............................................. 2 Monckton, George S. ................................... 2 Bogue, Rudolph ............................................ 3Cheskes, Irving............................................. 3Corliss, Donald A. ......................................... 3 Desmore, Nathan J. ..................................... 3Gagliano, Gabriel .......................................... 3

Geidel, Robert J. .......................................... 3 Girschick, Robert S...................................... 3 Hayden, Thomas G....................................... 3 Jimney, Andy................................................ 3 Kenny, Joseph F........................................... 3 Lerman, Abraham......................................... 3 Magri, Frank M............................................. 3 Matson, Arthur W......................................... 3 McGuinness, James B. ................................ 3 Mecca, Dominick.......................................... 3 Mundt, Charles J. ........................................ 3 Payne, Walter T. ........................................... 3 Pimentel, Demetrio ...................................... 3 Ramos, Angel................................................ 3 Rossman, Sol ................................................ 3 Scanlon, John P. .......................................... 3 Scarangela, Andrew M. ............................... 3 Schiff, Philip ................................................. 3 Spaziante, Michael ....................................... 3 Travers, Paul M. ........................................... 3 Valensi, Salvatore ......................................... 3 Lachance, Leroy W. ..................................... 4 Bingel, Albert C. ........................................... 5 Lohr, James W. ............................................ 5 Slosky, Michael N. ....................................... 7 Soucy, Richard F. ......................................... 7 Hood, Frederick M. ...................................... 8 Nagy, Francis R. ........................................... 8 Sargeant, Robert P. ..................................... 8 Smith, Francis P. .......................................... 8 Woodcock, David C. ..................................... 8 Fagan, John J. ............................................. 9 Gillham, John C. .......................................... 9 McMillin, Wiliam F. ...................................... 9 Milano, Joseph W. ....................................... 9 Norwood, Ronald.......................................... 9 Raszeja, Leonard M. .................................... 9 Reilly, Timothy P. ......................................... 9 Weissmuller, Frank S................................... 9 Allen, Darroll R............................................ 11 Bruynell, David E. ....................................... 11Bushow, Theodore E. ................................. 11 Cooper, Dallas W. ....................................... 11 Davis, Leonard L. ........................................ 11Deboer, David L. ......................................... 11 Gerber, James R. ....................................... 11 Guerrero, Gilbert G. .................................... 11Hytrek, James P. ........................................ 11 Jackson, Robert M. .................................... 11 Kingsbury, James R. .................................. 11Malloy, Abraham A. .................................... 11 McCann, Edward T. .................................... 11 Munoz, Arthur ............................................. 11 Press, Herbert L.......................................... 11 Waddell, Lowell A. ...................................... 11Walsh, Farris J. .......................................... 12 Schmieg, David R. ..................................... 13 Polkoff, Roderick J. ................................... 15 Zimmerman, Donald F. .............................. 15 Johnson, Kenneth S................................... 16 Cumings, Robert S. .................................... 17 Gallow, Patrick L. ....................................... 17 Lapointe, Leo .............................................. 17 Larson, Raymond A. ................................... 17 Daugherty, John A. .................................... 18 MacDonald, Donald A................................. 18 Mills, William G. ......................................... 18 Prunk, Jack D............................................. 18Redmond, James R. .................................. 18 Reno, Billy G. .............................................. 18 Jackson, George T. .................................... 20 Loza, Augustine .......................................... 20 Stover, John H. .......................................... 20 Watson, Joe E. ........................................... 20 Ritchey, Calvin D........................................ 22 Zahn, Robert D........................................... 22 Alich, George C. ......................................... 23 Faux, Franklin P. ........................................ 24 Humes, Charles S. ..................................... 24 Salmi, David C. ........................................... 24 Bjork, Helge ................................................ 25 Chaplin, A R................................................ 25 Engel, Samuel ............................................ 25 Madsen, Alfred ........................................... 25 Mottola, Arthur R. ...................................... 25 Neenan, Joseph R...................................... 25 Piccione, Anthony ...................................... 25 Reichert, Frederick J. ............................... 25 Siford, Donal R. .......................................... 25 Knott, Francis E. ........................................ 26 Zelaya, Joseph S. ...................................... 26 Wolf, Jacob ................................................ 29 Graf, Edward M.......................................... 34 Maynard, John L........................................ 34 Hartman, Joseph J.................................... 38 Martin, Jack ............................................... 38 McCloskey, Robert J. ................................ 38 Meitzke, Henry J. ...................................... 38 O’Neill, Donald E. ....................................... 38 Patterson, Donald O. ................................. 38 Rosen, Herman........................................... 38 Schumann, Ralph A. .................................. 38 Sikula, Robert D......................................... 38 Hendler, Charles C. .................................... 41 Wahl, Frederick E. ..................................... 41 Chowaniec, John J.................................... 43 Klee, Edward G. ......................................... 43 Zerrahn, Richard F. .................................... 43 Brodock, Russell L. .................................... 44

Fisher, Russell C. ....................................... 45 Gracey, Ronald J. ...................................... 46 Manning, Elmer W. .................................... 46 Piccolo, John J. ......................................... 46 Strong, John J. .......................................... 46 Taylor, Ray D. ............................................. 46 Mitchell, Armand L..................................... 47 Sterling, June P.......................................... 47 Bohlmann, Herbert A................................. 48 Buol, Leon A. .............................................. 48 Clark, Virgil F. ............................................. 48 Faddis, Daniel L. ........................................ 48 Lawrence, Ronald L................................... 48 Puffinburger, Ervin J................................. 48 Thames, Cecil W. ....................................... 48 Winczewski, Jerome ................................. 48 Scales, Larue.............................................. 51 Smith, Paul L.............................................. 51 Young, Wilbert............................................ 51 Kunkel, Martin C. ....................................... 55 Arvidson, Raymond G. ............................... 58 Barnhill, Donald E. ..................................... 58 Brymer, John ............................................. 58 Carey, Richard F. ....................................... 58 Carpenter, Louis F...................................... 58 Daley, William J......................................... 58 Diem, Floyd E. ............................................ 58 Emerson, Paul L......................................... 58 Haining, Donald J. ..................................... 58 Hanlon, David ............................................. 58 Knisley, Frederick A................................... 58 Laskowski, John J..................................... 58 Moore, John E............................................ 58 Vroman, Arlan E. ........................................ 58 Williams, Martin L. .................................... 58 Wood, Russell J. ........................................ 58 Lenz, Floyd J.............................................. 60 Winkler, Frank............................................ 60 Geller, Arthur.............................................. 64 Boutwell, Harlow........................................ 66 Cherry, Jack S. .......................................... 66Grota, James E. ......................................... 66 Haslund, Christen G................................... 66 Bush, Charles A. ........................................ 68Dreier, Alvin H. ........................................... 68 Everett, Loyd F. .......................................... 68 Green, Edward E........................................ 68Green, Ronald L. ........................................ 68 Hughes, John F. ......................................... 68Schneider, Donald E. ................................. 68Thompson, Forrest L. ................................ 68 French, Bobby D. ....................................... 70 Huffstickler, Leroy J.................................. 70 McCurdy, Irwin........................................... 70 Taylor, James H. ........................................ 70Collins, Joel G. ........................................... 71Reed, Frederick E. ..................................... 71 Turner, Ronald W. ...................................... 71 Berquist, Kenneth E................................... 76 Howard, Richard W.................................... 76 Peterson, Thomas R. ................................. 76 Borst, Floyd E............................................. 77 Brashears, Earl W. ..................................... 77 Cardwell, Charlie A. ................................... 77 Feiock, Alvin A. ........................................... 77 Gobat, Howard P. ....................................... 77 Jordan, Dwight C. ...................................... 77 Ottele, Alfred M.......................................... 77Murray, Woodrow S................................... 80 Vencil, Clarence C...................................... 80 Herbst, Emmett L. ..................................... 82 Kramer, Ralph D. ....................................... 82 Wasyk, Edward D....................................... 82 Landrum, Jake S. ...................................... 84 Bullen, Walter J. ........................................ 86 Gunther, John A......................................... 86Keyes, Richard G. ...................................... 86 Rea, Joseph W. .......................................... 86 Switzer, Herbert J. .................................... 86 Davidson, Sumner E. ................................. 96 Hohlfeld, William H.................................... 98 Hutchins, Robert D. ................................... 98 McDowell, Howard R. ................................ 98Murray, Michael ......................................... 98 Newlin, Robert S........................................ 98 Wrigley, William W. ................................... 98 Collier, William A...................................... 102 Horner, James O. ..................................... 102 Maze, Gary W. .......................................... 102 Shober, John ............................................ 102 Ward, Charles A. ...................................... 102 Delaney, James E. ................................... 103 Dwyer, Richard E. .................................... 103 Griffin, Walter F. ....................................... 103 Laguardia, Robert A................................. 103 Natale, Leo W. .......................................... 103 Smith, Gerard E........................................ 103 Walsh, Joseph W. .................................... 103 Welch, Harold J........................................ 103 Lavey, John L. .......................................... 104 Brogly, Anthony W. .................................. 105 Campanelli, Joseph ................................. 105 Daly, Carl .................................................. 105 Packham, James S. ................................. 105 Schmidt, Max............................................ 105 Shannon, Leonard J. ............................... 105 Smith, Roger B......................................... 106 Dean, Thomas W....................................... 110 Semborski, Michael J............................... 110


Sabo, John P............................................. 112 Satterlee, Allen A...................................... 112 Amell, Gene W........................................... 115 Frappier, Lucien ........................................ 115 Chappell, John W. ................................... 120 Johnson, Gordon A. ................................. 120 Leckie, Norman ........................................ 120 Gardner, Elmer E. .................................... 124 Glatz, Charles W. ..................................... 124 Gnefkow, Bernard .................................... 124 Heriford, Roland E. .................................. 124 Keough, Thomas S................................... 124 Pingry, William T. .................................... 124 Privitera, Phillip D.................................... 124 Rushton, Jay W........................................ 124 Underwood, Merryl J. ............................. 124 Curnes, Roger L. ...................................... 125 Hodges, Delmar W. .................................. 125 Shirovas, John S. ..................................... 125 Thonstad, Arnold T................................... 125 Burkey, Richard E.................................... 126 Dobson, Jimmy E. ................................... 126 Thompson, Paul I. .................................... 126 Weaver, William D. .................................. 126 Jessen, Paul F. ......................................... 127 Sroka, Kenneth C..................................... 129 Bauer, Richard G. .................................... 130 Herrmann, Frederick C............................ 130 Planchard, Rene A. .................................. 130 Raffo, Roy R............................................. 130 Anderson, Herbert L. ............................... 134 Anselmo, John ......................................... 134 Biancalana, Michael P. ............................ 134 Bruzan, Ronald......................................... 134 Chann, Robert M...................................... 134 Cunningham, Hugh E. ............................. 134 Dancho, George T. ................................... 134 Deigan, William J. ................................... 134 Ehms, Edward R. ..................................... 134 Engelsman, Robert H. ............................. 134 Evans, Richard R. .................................... 134 Forrest, Thomas J. .................................. 134 Fox, Raymond K....................................... 134 Gibson, Robert ......................................... 134 Groch, Thaddeus L................................... 134 Gunderson, Robert L. .............................. 134 Hamilton, James T................................... 134 Keating, Patrick J.................................... 134 Kinzle, Robert F........................................ 134 Mack, Henry J. ........................................ 134 McCarthy, Thomas J. .............................. 134 McDonald, Robert W. .............................. 134 McElligott, Eugene P. .............................. 134 Meres, Edward J. .................................... 134 Mizerack, Samuel P. ................................ 134 Ohara, Patrick J....................................... 134 Oleary, John D. ........................................ 134 Pauls, Arthur H. ....................................... 134 Peterson, Emil E. ..................................... 134 Porto, Aristobul J..................................... 134 Quinn, Robert A. ...................................... 134 Rajca, Robert S........................................ 134 Rock, Harold ............................................. 134 Schappert, Henry W. ............................... 134 Shannon, John F. ..................................... 134 Swanson, Edward J................................. 134 Unsbee, Lewis S. ..................................... 134 Warren, Joseph S. ................................... 134 Williams, Robert P. .................................. 134 Neal, Norman E........................................ 136 Reid, Charles W. ...................................... 136 Stell, Jimmy W. ....................................... 136 Strickland, George D. .............................. 136 Hackenberger, Walter J. ......................... 143 Raffensberger, Robert C. ........................ 143 Raynes, Donald F. .................................... 143 Reed, Garnet D. ....................................... 143 Denolf, Hurson P. ..................................... 145 Mulvaney, Russell .................................... 146 Barrett, Cecil A......................................... 150 Albright, Paul A. ....................................... 153 Hunter, Phillip V. ...................................... 153 Eckenrode, Stanley W. ............................ 163 Knobloch, Arthur ...................................... 164 McKeon, Robert J. ................................... 164 Rowe, Delbert L........................................ 175 Edwards, George P. .................................. 176 Murdock, Albert ........................................ 176 Prindiville, Leo L. ...................................... 176 Frazer, Rex E. ........................................... 177 Vangundy, Charles F................................. 177 Lara, Jimmy V. ......................................... 180 Everton, Julius P. ..................................... 191 Corbin, Harry R. ....................................... 193 Norris, Howard H. .................................... 204 Evans, Robert N. ...................................... 210Haddix, Ledford J. ................................... 212 Lohner, Emil ............................................. 212 Satzger, Russell ....................................... 212 Thinnes, Wilbert....................................... 212 Crabtree, Richard I. ................................. 213 Elson, Herbert G. ..................................... 213 Lapierre, Maurice..................................... 213 Maclellan, Raymond N. ........................... 213

Middleton, James .................................... 213 Phillips, Walter H. .................................... 213 Richardson, Kenneth G. .......................... 213 Maycroft, Vernon R. ................................. 219 Norkol, Ronald R. ..................................... 219 Bishop, Edward L..................................... 223 Rodriques, Antone ................................... 223 Cohee, Daniel K. ...................................... 226 Hughes, Donald R. ................................... 226 Welch, Jerry L. ........................................ 226 McLaren, Thomas D. ............................... 230 Weicker, Roger A..................................... 230 Holmquist, Harold A................................. 233 Summers, John W. .................................. 233 Futia, James V. ........................................ 236 Lipe, Neal C. ............................................. 238 Behlke, Kenneth F. .................................. 245 Ewing, J W. .............................................. 245 Spellis, Theodore ..................................... 245 Spilman, David C. .................................... 245 Lammers, Donald..................................... 252 Shifflett, Delmore M. ............................... 254 Scott, William L. ...................................... 257 Bryck, Joseph L....................................... 258 Paterson, Roderick C. ............................. 258 Vlasnik, George L..................................... 265 Chavey, Donald L. .................................... 266 Scott, William T. ...................................... 269 Hutson, Thomas C.................................... 270 Sandelius, Stanley ................................... 275 Sens, Milton C. ......................................... 278 Raddatz, William E. ................................. 280 Buchanan, Warren B. .............................. 291 Bremel, Herbert G. .................................. 292 Fjeld, Edwin O. ......................................... 292 Kook, Howard W. ..................................... 292 Langer, George A. .................................... 292 Scheiller, Cecil J...................................... 292 Silseth, Robert E...................................... 292 Thielges, James P.................................... 292 Tessin, Carl ............................................... 294 Frazier, Lesley G. ..................................... 300 Taylor, Bernard B..................................... 300 Taylor, Raymond E................................... 300Lindblad, Frederick D. ............................. 301 Long, Lester H. ........................................ 302 Todd, Rex .................................................. 302 Cook, Robert W........................................ 304 Lawless, Kevin G. .................................... 306 Sosebee, William L. ................................. 306 Spicer, Richard C. ................................... 306Nutt, Howard A. ........................................ 317 Hall, Dale .................................................. 322 Day, Herman A. ........................................ 325 O’Sullivan, Robert P. ................................ 326 Brown, Herman J. ................................... 327Gipson, Edward E. ................................... 332 Levasseur, Thomas J. ............................. 332 Cecchettini, Don C................................... 340Jackson, Robert E. .................................. 340Meredith, Rance F. .................................. 340 Stelling, Arnold W.................................... 340 Guggenberger, Vincent A. ....................... 343 Hoehn, Kenneth W................................... 343 Naylor, Earl E. .......................................... 343 Tracy, Richard P. ...................................... 343 Demeyer, Harry ........................................ 347 Flatt, Howard V. ....................................... 347 Reeder, John W. ...................................... 349 Strauss, Alan E. ....................................... 349 Colquhoun, Frederick L. .......................... 351 Needham, Edward S................................ 351 Reid, Raymond C. .................................... 351 Lummiss, James...................................... 353 Marks, William R. .................................... 353 Szabo, Frank............................................. 353 Tuttle, Fredrick W. ................................... 354 Winward, Donald M................................. 354 Bearup, Donald A..................................... 357 Berry, Escho L. ........................................ 357 Hall, Michael O......................................... 357 Lyle, Thomas P. ........................................ 357 Miller, Lawrence F. .................................. 357 Omalley, William E. ................................. 357 Trudell, Richard E. ................................... 357 Sokol, Joseph J. ...................................... 363 Schultz, Kenneth W. ................................ 364 Valaisis, Stanley ....................................... 364 Bussell, Lowell L...................................... 369 Fugate, Edgar........................................... 369 Hamilton, Charles .................................... 369 Hudson, Robert C. ................................... 369 Peters, Roy A. .......................................... 369 Schweinbeck, William A. ........................ 369 Vowels, Eugene R. ................................... 369 Hines, Clyde A. ......................................... 379Lindley, Eugene W. .................................. 379Blankenship, James ................................ 386 Ortega, Bert A. ......................................... 387 Wolfe, Max M........................................... 388 Kern, Fred O............................................. 395 Progana, Manuel M. ................................ 397 Ramsey, Ronald D. .................................. 400 Murphy, Clarence E................................. 405

Varner, Henry W....................................... 412 Brannon, Ronald A................................... 413 Jones, Charley M. .................................... 415 Hellwig, Burnell J. ................................... 426 Warner, Lee W. ........................................ 428 Garrett, William M. .................................. 429 Grubbs, Bernice E.................................... 429 Horner, Joe L. .......................................... 429 Gulbrandson, Martin R. ........................... 430 Hall, Haydn W. ......................................... 430 Harvey, John E. ....................................... 436 Clemente, Freeman H. ............................ 441 Downs, Alvin ............................................. 441 McMahon, Joseph P. ............................... 441 Nickell, Stuart .......................................... 441 Rapp, Merle G. ......................................... 441 Sanders, James L. ................................... 441 Wishart, William J................................... 441 Bisko, William .......................................... 445 Morse, Arthur B. ...................................... 445 Tarkington, Charles J. ............................. 446 Gardner, Ralph K. .................................... 449 Maxwell, Charles R.................................. 449 Schneider, Glen A. ................................... 449 Hansen, Gerald L. .................................... 453 Johnstone, Nathan P. .............................. 453 Bell, James V. .......................................... 459 Cook, Larry W. ......................................... 466 Snodgrass, Wilmer D. ............................. 466 Cunningham, Roy E. ................................ 477 Fehlman, Maurice .................................... 477 Hartshorn, Wiley M. ................................. 477 Taylor, Herbert M. .................................... 477 Conway, Joseph T.................................... 479 Tramel, Albert L. ...................................... 480 Wade, Daniel W. ...................................... 480 Burns, William L. ..................................... 481 Culley, George M. .................................... 481 Kersey, Leland ......................................... 481 Wildrick, Robert L. .................................. 481 Valor, Rudolph K. ..................................... 483Jones, Roy W. .......................................... 486 Horan, Arthur L. ....................................... 488 Munch, Marshall ...................................... 488Principi, James ........................................ 488 Apel, Gordon............................................. 494 Crooks, Richard J.................................... 494 Deppe, Lloyd A. ........................................ 494 Huff, Richard L. ....................................... 494 Mayr, Francis J........................................ 494 Ruffin, Howard J. .................................... 494Thomas, Billy R........................................ 495 Bryant, Ralph E. ...................................... 499 Furlong, Floyd A....................................... 502 Harrison, David R..................................... 505 Henry, Joseph W. .................................... 505 Dadin, Harry A. ........................................ 508 Gerrald, Conley A..................................... 508 Roberson, Edgar O. .................................. 511Sheffield, Hershel B. ................................ 511Spurgeon, Elmer G................................... 518 Kollar, John C. ......................................... 524 Flumerfelt, Harry E. ................................ 530 Ren, James M.......................................... 538 Williams, Samuel ..................................... 540 Beck, John C............................................ 544 Chapman, Robert L. ................................ 549 Bowles, Henry D. ..................................... 558 Broadfoot, Lee S...................................... 558 Hackworth, Joe G. .................................. 558 Milam, Ralph M. ...................................... 558 Richardson, Granville L. .......................... 558 Sherrill, Danny W..................................... 558 Stumpe, Joseph L. .................................. 558 Cobb, Edward W. ..................................... 567 Biddlecome, John L. ............................... 569 Bottorff, Gerald E. ................................... 569Dangutis, Stanley..................................... 569 Matthews, Charles F................................ 569 Robinson, Thomas L................................ 569 Sanders, Glen J. ...................................... 569 Shook, Michael W.................................... 569 Singers, Denis A. ..................................... 569Herbaugh, Robert E. ................................ 570 Robles, Carlos G....................................... 570 Rossman, Kenneth F. ............................... 570 Anderson, George T. ................................ 595 Braden, Jerry........................................... 595 Dunn, Eric J. ............................................ 595 Geiger, William B. ................................... 595 Creek, Richard M..................................... 601 Wilsky, Glen V. ......................................... 601 Barrett, Billy L. ........................................ 602 Ham, Ross E............................................. 602 Lehnen, William E. .................................. 602 Pfeiffer, Joe P. ......................................... 602 Crisp, Robert C. ....................................... 606Hand, Randell C........................................ 611 Hathcock, Bill D. ....................................... 611 Martinez, Mike G. ..................................... 611 Patton, Richard L. .................................... 611 Wisener, Royce L. .................................... 611 Crowe, Ira D. ............................................ 613 Flanagan, William L................................. 613

Freeman, James R. ................................. 613 Hensler, Harry E. ..................................... 613 Morris, Robert L....................................... 613 Turner, Warren C. .................................... 613 Wesson, Claude E. ................................... 613 Difilippo, Gerard M. .................................. 617 Keddy, Neil W........................................... 625 London, Charles R. .................................. 632 Mason, John W. ....................................... 637 Elledge, James J..................................... 639 Allen, Charles M....................................... 640 Jeffers, Walter L...................................... 640 Werbelo, Peter ......................................... 640 Odell, Farien D. ........................................ 649 Jones, Harold W. ..................................... 654 Adams, Lawrence L................................. 659 Gilcrist, Richard L.................................... 659 Harrison, Clayton I................................... 659 Muller, William B. .................................... 659 Reedy, Howard M. ................................... 665 Baker, Reginald E.................................... 666 Sneed, Julian E. ...................................... 666 Payne, Kenneth E. ................................... 667 Kaufman, Eugene O. ............................... 668 Brown, Richard E. .................................... 673 Allen, Paul W. ........................................... 676 Copple, Joseph N..................................... 676 Watson, Curtis L. ..................................... 676 Conner, Clarence A.................................. 681 Copeland, Lowell G.................................. 681 Wilson, Ellis C. ......................................... 681 Voss, Harold R.......................................... 682 Stewart, Richard W. ................................ 683 Gehrke, Lawrence.................................... 684 Reed, Rick ................................................ 692 Mazure, Anthony J. ................................. 697 Musitelli, Gerald L.................................... 697 Roeslmeier, Erich K. ................................ 701 Lence, Frank G......................................... 702 Patton, Carl W. ......................................... 702 Sizemore, Larry D. ................................... 702Schuh, Reuben R. .................................... 714 Baker, Brandon C..................................... 716 Beavers, Gregory A. ................................. 716Colquitt, Otto H. ....................................... 716 Scoggin, Frank W..................................... 716 Strouz, Jerome......................................... 716 Touchy, Robert L. ..................................... 716 Turley, Troy R............................................ 716 Wheeler, Brad N....................................... 716 Wiggins, Thomas J. ................................. 716Wren, John E............................................ 716 Driscoll, James W. ................................... 717 Behnke, Karl V.......................................... 728 Campbell, James W................................. 728 Dierck, Oscar F. ........................................ 728 Paula, Eladio............................................. 728 McLeod, Marvin........................................ 733 Ellis, Grady G............................................ 738Fairweather, Clarence E. ........................ 750Burton, John L......................................... 756 Mellette, Richard D. ................................ 756 Harvey, Lorenzo D. .................................. 760 Ingle, Philip W.......................................... 760 Looney, Ralph .......................................... 760 Mathews, Tommy L. ................................ 760 Schierbaum, George A. ........................... 760 Treece, Gurnie D. ..................................... 760 Ward, Bennie A. ....................................... 760 Sibert, Harlan H. ...................................... 763 Hawks, Gordon......................................... 766 Luckie, Richard B. ................................... 769 Stagner, Wayne J. ................................... 769 Tabor, Eugene D. ..................................... 769 Spencer, Colin .......................................... 773 Elliott, Harley A. ....................................... 776 Rattray, William J. .................................. 804 Cloar, Bobby J.......................................... 816 McDonald, Jim S...................................... 816 Parrish, Samuel E. ................................... 816 Sanders, Garlan H. ................................... 816 Wring, John E. ......................................... 816 Blakeman, William L. .............................. 835Wallin, Billy E........................................... 852 King, Earl D. ............................................. 861 Vines, Ricky L. ......................................... 861 Starbuck, Gerald L. .................................. 873 Ramirez, Felipe A. ................................... 889 Horn, Rupert E. ........................................ 903 Merrill, Kenson P. .................................... 903 Oliver, Frank ............................................. 910 Sacckette, Albert J. ................................. 910 Davis, Alfred F. ......................................... 915 Hall, Carlos N............................................ 915 Hull, Ludwig M. ........................................ 915Moyer, James H. ...................................... 915Reed, Onel O............................................. 915Cooper, Charles L. ................................... 932 Turley, Aaron B. ....................................... 932 Gentry, Ernest I........................................ 934 Visser, Henry L......................................... 948 Lamke, Harley A. ..................................... 953 Buisson, Robert ....................................... 956 Austin, Sanford L. .................................... 962

Magnuson, Leonard G. ............................ 970 Hughes, Donald R. ................................... 972 Mitchell, Hugh E. ..................................... 985 Bracken, M ............................................... 993 Rydde, Clifford J. .................................... 993 Allen, C B.................................................. 995 McCartney, Clyde E................................. 995 Steffen, Frederick J. ............................. 1050 Koziol, Stanley F..................................... 1068 Farriel, James D..................................... 1077 Welch, Harry F. ....................................... 1105 Liles, Noel W. .......................................... 1141 Williams, Herman C. .............................. 1141 Ehara, Thomas M. .................................. 1186 Reff, Joseph K. ....................................... 1186 Takabayashi, Yoshikazu.......................... 1186 Takai, Yoshio............................................ 1186 Brunelle, Ronald J................................. 1205 Hines, James W..................................... 1205 Landry, Anthony W. ............................... 1212 Fentross, Francis M............................... 1228 McEntire, John C................................... 1245 Lorenzen, Eldo ....................................... 1250 Ahhee, Daniel ......................................... 1260 Reynolds, Robert I................................. 1269 Woodward, Samuel B. ........................... 1316 Clayton, Dewey M. ................................ 1340 Sangin, Peter A. ..................................... 1377 Fill, Glen H.............................................. 1393 Hey, Gilbert A......................................... 1393 Lupardus, Bobby E. ............................... 1393 Stout, Robert D...................................... 1393 Vandrovec, Ronald E. ............................ 1426 Baird, Kirby S......................................... 1439 Dickison, Richard V. .............................. 1439 Millspaugh, Jack F. ................................ 1516 Garrett, Carl T......................................... 1531 McMullen, Cecil B.................................. 1531 Biehle, Hubert J. .................................... 1547 Gerson, Nathan I. ................................... 1547 Glasier, Neil............................................. 1547Malone, Jesse P. .................................... 1547 Moody, Dennis J. ................................... 1547 Sells, Charles H. ..................................... 1547Strachan, Clinton G................................ 1547 Oneal, Gus............................................... 1579 Gallino, Mario ......................................... 1687 Dunn, Joseph C. ..................................... 1703 Staveley, Jack ........................................ 1739 Bolton, Paul D......................................... 1788 Ellerington, Charles T. ........................... 1788Fazio, Phillip A. ...................................... 2131 Sommer, Norbert H. .............................. 2150


Payment of death benefits waspaid to the following eighty-eight (88) retired members fromthe International Office:

Adler, Gordon J.Adsero, Arthur A.Auger, Roger L.Bazzy, Charles R.Bergant, Frank M.Biren, Theodore M.Bolduc, PaulBruns, Oscar H.Chesley, Chris E.Coffey, Lawrence R.Comer, Wilbur C.Conn, Donald M.Dear, Wales P.Dietrich, Jean R.Doss, Clyde W.Emmett, RonaldEvans, George W.Falk, Morris B.Farrell, James W.Fisher, Harry A.Fulop, George E.Galbraith, GordonGarrison, Richard C.Greenfield, Paul L.Gruiff, Samuel C.Gursh, Raymond E.Hambacker, William H.Hammett, Marion

Harrison, HarryHatori, Phillip K.Hendrix, William E.Hercules, Lester A.Herndon, Meyer L.Hicklin, Wayne L.Hobbs, John E.Hughes, Robert E.Jacques, James O.Kacmar, JosephKeepence, HenryKennedy, Oliver S.Kern, Rosalie E.Kitch, Walter M.Ladonna, Farrell R.Lapean, Thomas H.Leitch, Harry B.Lewis, James F.Long, Jack E.Lottermoser, Robert A.Macdonald, Albert J.Malito, Carl L.Marino, Edward J.Mason, Hugh E.Mathers, John M.Maybaum, Ira W.McClelland, JamesMcCullough, William D.McGlashan, Peter R.McManaman, George A.Mickow, ThurmanMorris, Floyd R.Neos, SocratesPennington, Robert D.Pfohl, Clarence P.Phillippe, FredRaleigh, Harold R.Raney, Clyde A.Rice, Richard P.Ritchie, Gerald A.Robinson, Darald N.Rohm, Henry R.Ross, John C.Rudd, Emery C.Sadoski, Raymond S.Sather, Norman K.Schwan, William C.Sheehan, Morgan C.Smith, Lamar T.Sparks, Cecil E.Swartz, Melvin R.Swilling, George H.Teslaw, Walter D.Thara, ChamrasTucker, Carl M.Underwood, Harold L.Waters, James B.Wetzel, Harlen J.Williams, Robert A.Zippel, Kenneth D.

BIRTH DATES

Acceptable documents weresubmitted, and corrections havebeen made in the InternationalOffice records for the followingmembers:


McCoy, Robert W. .........................................1Commins,Sean...........................................213Brown, Larry................................................71Jender, Joseph L......................................494Gilmore, Paul F. ...........................................98Spencer, Gordon J. ...................................617Hartmann Jr., Edward W. ..........................98Cumberland, Thomas R............................648Sheeran, Lee J. .........................................102Cunningham, John W. ..............................702Thill Jr., Nick J. .........................................110Young, Thomas L.......................................816Marks, Terry K. ..........................................193Kilgore, Mack R.........................................934

THE NEXT REGULAR MEETINGThis regular meeting of the International Executive

Council was held in Islamorada, Florida. This meet-ing adjourned on Tuesday, January 23, 2007.

The next regular meeting of the InternationalExecutive Council will commence at 8:00 a.m., onMonday, June 4, 2007, in Hershey Park, Pennsylvania.

FOR THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Patrick Lavin, SecretaryInternational Executive Council


JUNE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETINGMINUTES AND REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING

Chairman Pierson called this regular meeting ofthe International Executive Council to order at 8:00a.m., Monday, June 4, 2007. Other members of theCouncil in attendance were Dowling, Lavin,Goodwin, Calvey, Clarke, Calabro, and Lucero.Council Member Schoemehl was excused due toother business of the Brotherhood.

INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT HILLInternational President Edwin D. Hill met with

the International Executive Council a number oftimes to discuss a variety of matters affecting allbranches of the Brotherhood.

INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY-TREASURER WALTERS

International Secretary-Treasurer Jon F. Walterspresented financial reports covering the IBEWPension Fund and the Investment Portfolio of theBrotherhood both in Canada and in the UnitedStates.

AMENDMENT TO THE JANUARY 2007, IEC MEETING

The minutes of the January 2007, meeting wereamended to include the following item:

“The International Executive Council reviewed,ratified and reaffirmed the Policies of the IBEW.”

LEGAL DEFENSEPayments for legal defense made from the

General Fund were examined and approved inaccordance with the requirements of Article X,Section 1, of the IBEW Constitution.

FINANCIAL REPORTSThe International Secretary-Treasurer’s reports for

the various funds of the Brotherhood were present-ed to the International Executive Council, examinedand filed.

PBF TRUSTEESThe International Executive Council, sitting as the

Trustees, along with the International President andthe International Secretary-Treasurer of the IBEWPension Benefit Fund, reviewed Fund investmentsand related matters.

INVESTMENTSThe report of the fund investment action by the

International President and by the InternationalSecretary-Treasurer since the last Council meetingwas presented to the International ExecutiveCouncil, examined and approved.

LOCAL UNION UNDER INTERNATIONALOFFICE SUPERVISION

International President Hill advised the Councilthat there are no local unions under the supervisionof the International Office as of this meeting..

RETIREMENT OF INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

Steedly Eugene Ruff—effective April 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW TenthDistrict)

Carl R. Baer—effective August 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW EighthDistrict)

Keith Feigel—effective August 1, 2007(International Representative—IBEW NinthDistrict)

RETIREMENT OF OFFICE EMPLOYESNancy Davis—effective November 1, 2006

(Secretary—IBEW Railroad Department)

Carolyn Molen—effective June 1, 2007(Secretary—IBEW Eighth District Office)

Patricia Long—effective June 4, 2007(Secretary—IBEW Senior Executive Assistant’sOffice)

Margo King—effective June 10, 2007(Data Control Clerk—IBEW Per CapitaDepartment)

Patricia Raesch—effective August 1, 2007(Legislative Research Specialist—IBEW PoliticalLegislative Affairs Department)

VESTED PENSIONDaniel Dyer(IBEW Research Department)

INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT RETIREMENT

International Vice President Paul J. Witte requested to be placed on retirement effective June1, 2007. The IEC accepted, with regret, InternationalVice President Witte’s request for retirement asInternational Vice President of the IBEW FourthDistrict.

APPOINTMENT OF FOURTH DISTRICT INTERNATONAL VICE PRESIDENT

In accordance with Article IV, Section 2 of theIBEW Constitution, International President Edwin D.Hill, requested of the International ExecutiveCouncil, their approval for the appointment ofSalvatore J. Chilia, International Representative,IBEW Fourth District, as the International VicePresident for the unexpired term of office vacatedby Paul J. Witte.

RESOLUTION—PENSION COVERAGE FOR IBEW OFFICERS

The International Executive Council reviewedand approved a resolution regarding PensionCoverage for IBEW Officers.

CHARGES FILED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCILAGAINST LASZLO CSUKAS, RETIRED MEMBER OF LOCAL UNION 1, IBEW

On February 6, 2007, charges were filed with the International Executive Council against LaszloCsukas for violations of Article XI section 6(d) ofthe IBEW Constitution, by Stephen P. Schoemehl, a member and Business Manager, of IBEW LocalUnion 1, St. Louis, Missouri.

After a thorough review of the facts presented by the hearing officer assigned by the InternationalOffice to investigate the matter, it is the determina-tion of the International Executive Council thatBrother Csukas is guilty of the charges broughtagainst him.

It is further determined, by the InternationalExecutive Council, that as a result, the Council hasdirected the International Secretary-Treasurer to sus-pend Brother Csukas’ IBEW Pension Benefit Fundbenefits immediately. Brother Csukas is herebydirected to return all PBF benefits paid throughremittance to the IBEW Pension Benefit Fund forthe months of December, 2006, through the suspen-sion date. In addition, Brother Csukas is directed tore-institute his membership through payment of per-capita from December, 2006, ad-infinitum until suchwork is ceased as prohibited by the aforementionedsection of the International Brotherhood of ElectricalWorkers’ Constitution.

At that time Brother Csukas is welcome to reapply for those benefits to which he is entitled.

Hopefully, any work that Brother Csukas is ininvolved with will be orchestrated through IBEWLocal Union 1 under their collective bargainingagreement.

The appeal rights to the International Conventionare contained in Article XXV, Section (6), of theIBEW’s Constitution.

CHARGES FILED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCILAGAINST JOHN MACALLISTER, RETIRED MEMBER OF LOCAL UNION 456, IBEW

On September 26, 2006, charges were filed withthe International Executive Council against JohnMacAllister for violations of Article XI section 6(d)of the IBEW Constitution, by Richard T. Aicher, amember and Assistant Business Manager, of LocalUnion 269, IBEW, Trenton, New Jersey.

After a thorough review of the facts presented bythe hearing officer assigned by the InternationalOffice to investigate the matter, it is the determina-tion of the International Executive Council thatBrother MacAllister is guilty of the charges broughtagainst him.

It is further determined, by the InternationalExecutive Council, that as a result, the Council hasdirected the International Secretary-Treasurer to sus-pend Brother MacAllister’s IBEW Pension BenefitFund benefits immediately. Brother MacAllister ishereby directed to return all PBF benefits paidthrough remittance to the Pension Benefit Fund forthe months of September 2006, through the suspen-sion date. In addition, Brother MacAllister is directedto re-institute his membership through payment ofper-capita from September, 2006, ad-infinitum untilsuch time that work is ceased as prohibited by theaforementioned section of the InternationalBrotherhood of Electrical Workers’ Constitution.

At that time Brother MacAllister is welcome toreapply for those benefits to which he is entitled.

The appeal rights to the International Conventionare contained in Article XXV, Section (6), of theIBEW’s Constitution.

APPEAL OF RIENZI CHANGOOR VS. LOCAL UNION 353, IBEW

The appeal of Rienzi Changoor, a member ofLocal Union 353, IBEW, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,was placed before the International ExecutiveCouncil. Ted Szwec, a member of Local Union 353,IBEW, preferred charges against Brother Changoorfor violation of Section 4, Clause 402, Sub-Clause (6)of the collective bargaining agreement and ArticleXIII, Section 17, of the Local Union Bylaws andArticle XXV, Section 1 (e) of the IBEW Constitution.

The members of the International ExecutiveCouncil have made a complete and thorough reviewof Brother Changoor’s appeal. It is the unanimousdecision of the International Executive Council touphold the trial board findings of the local unionand subsequent mitigation of those fines byInternational Vice President Flemming andInternational President Edwin D. Hill’s determinationon the issue.

Therefore, the appeal is hereby denied.

APPEAL OF CHRISTOPHER RYANThe International Executive Council has conduct-

ed a thorough review of the facts pertaining to anappeal of Christopher Ryan, Card Number A151739,a member of Local Union 354, IBEW, Salt Lake City,Utah.

Brother Ryan’s appeal for a change of the IBEWLocal Union 354’s Bylaws would be in conflict withArticle XVI, Section 2 of the IBEW Constitution,Therefore, it is the decision of the InternationalExecutive Council to uphold the decision ofInternational Vice President Ted Jensen, and subse-quently upholds the decision rendered byInternational President Edwin D. Hill.

Therefore, the appeal is hereby denied.


NORMAL PENSIONS APPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved four hundredeighty-seven (487) normal pen-sion applications, as follows:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Heine, Ralph C. ............................................ 1 McCoy, Robert W. ........................................ 1 Coleman, John G. ........................................ 3 Correa, Joseph ............................................. 3 Dambra, Louis .............................................. 3 Diaz, Abraham .............................................. 3 Edwards, Romeneo ...................................... 3 Fitzgerald, Joseph F. ................................... 3 Gilman, Adam ............................................... 3 Hannon, Edward F........................................ 3 Lalim, Harry .................................................. 3 Mendez, Andres............................................ 3 Paul, Meyer................................................... 3 Politis, Andreas............................................. 3 Seidel, Edward M......................................... 3 Sessa, Anthony ............................................. 3 Tibbetts, Charles H. ..................................... 3 Williams, Joseph C. ..................................... 3 Boras, Leonard M......................................... 5 Chalovich, John............................................ 5 Hendershot, Thomas M. .............................. 5 Zankel, Thomas E. ....................................... 5 Mougin, Thomas J. ...................................... 7 Meier, Walter L. ........................................... 8 Williams, Howard L...................................... 8 Burkenheim, Kenneth A. ............................ 11 Clark, Claude D. .......................................... 11 Ebelherr, Eliot C. ........................................ 11 Ferrick, Richard W. .................................... 11 Hanson, David A.......................................... 11 Koolmees, Joe ............................................ 11 Rodriguez, Carlos D.................................... 11 Vogelsang, Gustaaf A. ................................ 11McKinney, Roy G........................................ 12 Kozelka, Keith L. ........................................ 14 Keister, James P. ....................................... 16 Troup, William J. ........................................ 16 McCleery, Richard L................................... 17 Porritt, Ronald H......................................... 17 Luke, Wendell H. ........................................ 18 Hicks, Rondall G......................................... 20 McMullen, Gerald J. .................................. 20 Keiderling, Frank J. ................................... 22 Kopp, Gary .................................................. 22 Berman, Louis A......................................... 24 Brown, Robert E. ....................................... 24Davis, Cyril W. ............................................ 25 Hadnagy, Charles ....................................... 25 Hostetter, Jerry L. ..................................... 26 Kingera, Regis J. ....................................... 26 McCawley, Thomas J. ............................... 26 Rose, Paul W. ............................................. 26Tharp, James D. ........................................ 26 Ritter, Joseph S. ........................................ 29Wagner, Carl H........................................... 32 Immormino, Leonard A. ............................ 38 Murphy, Michael P. .................................... 40 Olszewski, Ricardo M. ............................... 40Stelmach, James A.................................... 43 Whalen, Francis ......................................... 43 Mains, Lewis J. .......................................... 44 Cloud, Henri J. ........................................... 46 Conard, Bruce M........................................ 46 Degroot, Thomas J. ................................... 46 Elperin, Anatoly .......................................... 46 Rice, Ron G. ............................................... 46Griffin, Bob J.............................................. 47 Backenstos, James S. ............................... 48 Banchich, Dennis M................................... 48 Bronson, Milford C..................................... 48 Gerg, Richard L.......................................... 48 Wilson, Michael D. ..................................... 48 Harris, Gary R............................................. 51 Payne, Glenn D........................................... 51 Ruppert, Sondra D. .................................... 51 Willcutt, Edgar M....................................... 51 Hale, Grover L. ........................................... 53 Jones, Verl O. ............................................. 57 Castrodale, Philip A. .................................. 58 Durham, Edward L..................................... 58 Lamb, Glenn E............................................ 58 Mills, Walter A............................................ 58 Striegel, Leon H. ........................................ 58 Bushu, Richard E. ...................................... 68 Hill, Paul C.................................................. 68 Davis, Thomas J......................................... 72 Sprecher, Jerry A. ..................................... 73 Axtell, Donald D.......................................... 77 Crosby, Lee V.............................................. 77 Hughes, John J.......................................... 77 Nash, William H.......................................... 77 Noval, Martin D. ......................................... 77 Price, Franklin R. ....................................... 80 Kenny, Clair T. ............................................ 81 O’Neill, James E. ....................................... 86 Parkes, David J. ......................................... 86 Peters, Donald L. ....................................... 86 West, David C............................................. 86 Doiron, William J. ...................................... 96 Pirani, Douglas J. ...................................... 96

Moser, Paul K. ............................................ 98 Regan, Robert P. ........................................ 98 Gilbert, Ernest .......................................... 100 Marple, Kenneth R. .................................. 100 Catalano, John R. .................................... 102 Callender, Knolly ...................................... 103 Garvey, William A..................................... 103 Gibson, Robert P. ..................................... 103 Padula, Philip S. ....................................... 103 Parkman, Scott......................................... 104 Black, Robert L. ....................................... 105 Bullock, Gary B. ....................................... 105 Cahill, Joseph W. ..................................... 105 Cunningham, Ronald P............................ 105 Davis, Wilfred R. ...................................... 105 Fleming, David S. ..................................... 105 Garrity, Earl J........................................... 105 Walsh, James E. ...................................... 105 Stayer, John D. ........................................ 106 VonRuden, Eugene G. ............................... 110 Wackerfuss, James R. ............................. 110 Cushing, Dennis E. .................................... 111 VanRees, Henry A...................................... 111 Dewick, George E. .................................... 115 Hamilton, Michael G. ................................ 115 Bowden, Leonard W. ............................... 120 Luebke, Klaus........................................... 120 Saunders, Wayne E. ................................ 120 English, William M................................... 124 Sifers, John C. ......................................... 124 Smith, David A. ........................................ 124 White, Byron L. ........................................ 124 Atkins, Gary G. ......................................... 125 Harbison, Robert L. ................................. 125 Achary, Michael A.................................... 130 Meyn, Lionel C. ........................................ 130 Coffman, Robert G................................... 134 Dana, Ronald W. ...................................... 134 Ganley, William W. .................................. 134 Kucharczyk, Donald F. ............................. 134 Leidner, William H. .................................. 134 Lizyness, Thomas C. ................................ 134 Lobojko, Robert M. .................................. 134 Sittig, Daryl L. .......................................... 134 Spodark, Anthony D................................. 134 Zanon, Louis A. ........................................ 134 Tragesser, George E. ............................... 136Lamb, Harry H.......................................... 145 Vance, Gary L........................................... 145Wayne, Caleb W....................................... 146Neiman, Ronald G. ................................... 153 Baltes, David J. ........................................ 159 Moll, Armond J......................................... 159 Mueller, Stephen E. ................................. 159 Schulz, Herbert W. ................................... 159 Halter, Fred W. ......................................... 160 Patrow, Kenneth R................................... 160 Loschiavo, William ................................... 164 Savige, Howard......................................... 164 Schafer, James A..................................... 164 Callihan, Winston N.................................. 175 Collier, William J. ..................................... 175 Daly, Alexander M. ................................... 177 Satterwhite, Derrold E. ............................ 177 Johnson, Robert E. .................................. 191 Jones, Thomas J...................................... 191 Mattern, Duane L. .................................... 191 Tengelin, John H. ..................................... 191 Davis, John H. .......................................... 194 Elbisser, Camill P. .................................... 212 Garrett, Luster.......................................... 212 Brazeau, Wayne N. .................................. 213 Brejcha, Tomas......................................... 213 Lau, Herold ............................................... 213 Mattes, William R. ................................... 213 Radelet, Barry G. ..................................... 213 Sikka, Kumar ............................................ 213 Potter, Robert G....................................... 222 Buckley, Michael F................................... 223 Ingalls, Sheldon E. ................................... 223 Patocka, Alfred J. .................................... 231 Boni, John J. ........................................... 236Howser, Charles L. .................................. 245Huber, Carl M........................................... 246 Fowler, Richard R. ................................... 252 Sanguin, Adrino........................................ 254 Benzer, Joseph N. ................................... 258 Christopherson, Glen ............................... 258 Dyck, Peter W. ......................................... 258 Martin, Arnold A. ..................................... 258 Mashinsky, Viachesla L. .......................... 258 Myre, Gaetan............................................ 258 Ryan, M O................................................. 258 Hughes, Jerry C. ...................................... 270 Yaste, Ronald W. ...................................... 270 Reeves, William M. .................................. 271 Taylor, Ben L. ........................................... 291 Kramer, Dennis R. ................................... 292 Lundeen, Darrell L. .................................. 292 Schaaf, Richard A. ................................... 292 Strand, Cameron E. ................................. 292 Kloch, George E. ...................................... 295 Leaf, Roger L. .......................................... 300 Pilkington, Reginald J............................. 303 Walker, Gordon E..................................... 303 Everhart, Richard H. ................................ 304 Wyatt, Jonathan D. ................................. 305 Oaks, Samuel W. ..................................... 306 Scarlett, Ronald W................................... 307

Evans, Melvin E........................................ 309 Headen, Glenn E. ..................................... 309 Shaffer, Douglas A. .................................. 317 Sheets, Larry D......................................... 317 Burkhouse, E T. ........................................ 332 Charles, Alejandro G. ............................... 332 Gingrich, Irvin H....................................... 332 Fakalata, Kemoeatu................................. 340 Rowe, Robert E........................................ 340 Murray, Gary L. ........................................ 342 Kutzler, Daniel J. ..................................... 343 Cowden, James L. ................................... 347 Goben, Al................................................... 347 Kerkove, Franklin D. ................................ 347 Dempsey, Joel L. ..................................... 349 Dewey, William H. ................................... 351 Sacro, Joseph A....................................... 351 Abitbol, Jais M. ........................................ 353 Brown, Lorne E. ....................................... 353 Campbell, Artwell .................................... 353 Cooke, Gordon H...................................... 353 Deluca, Alessandr .................................... 353 Dick, Glenn F. ........................................... 353 Dinis, Dinis S. ........................................... 353 Fahy, Robert............................................. 353 Howard, Harold R. ................................... 353 Kalousis, Dimitrios ................................... 353 Lee, Lock Woo ......................................... 353 Leonzio, Antonio....................................... 353 Livingstone, David.................................... 353 Martin, Robert W. .................................... 353 Morgan, Barrington L. ............................. 353 Tartaglia, Giuseppe.................................. 353 Versace, Alphonso.................................... 353 Ward, James W. ...................................... 353 Walker, Charles R.................................... 354 Johnson, Carl O. ...................................... 357 Scott, Russell L. ....................................... 357 Wynn, Albert C......................................... 357 King, Robert M......................................... 364 Paul, Richard A. ....................................... 364Ginder, Morris........................................... 375 Hacker, Joseph W.................................... 375 Klotz, Kenneth H. ..................................... 375Schappell, Woodrow W. .......................... 375 Ruff, Steedly E. ........................................ 379 Douglass, John H. ................................... 380Endy, Walter C......................................... 380 Troska, Heinz G. ....................................... 387Johnson, Ronald R. ................................. 388Loew, Larry P. .......................................... 388 Brace, John E. ......................................... 400 Caldwell, James F. .................................. 400 Freeman, Richard J................................. 400 Noll, Ronald F. .......................................... 400 Ulmer, George R. ..................................... 400 Bellopatrick, John N................................ 401 Boitano, Frank A. ..................................... 401 Keller, Carl R............................................ 401 Rouse, Virgil E.......................................... 401 Fraser, Kenneth J. ................................... 402 Vance, Terrance J.................................... 402 Frericks, Melvin D. .................................. 405 Barnes, Jack O. ....................................... 413 Vail, Hugh ................................................. 413 Watson, Frank A....................................... 415 Ambrose, Hilluary .................................... 424 Belanger, Ed P. ........................................ 424 Bramwell, Mikhail .................................... 424 Clarkson, James L. .................................. 424 Liew, Fengchoi ......................................... 424 McArthur, Duncan E. ............................... 424 McIntyre, Richard A. ............................... 424 Mertens, Hubert....................................... 424 Murray, Bryan L. ...................................... 424 Noble, Edward S. ..................................... 424 Petersik, Harry ......................................... 424 Stempien, Adam F.................................... 424 Sunquist, Robert G .................................. 424 Wilson, David W. ...................................... 424 Edens, Victor G. ....................................... 429 Hall, Benjamin E. ..................................... 440Pearson, Jack F. ...................................... 441 Scroggins, Roy L...................................... 446 Anderson, Neddie J. ................................ 449Hudson, Gordon D.................................... 449Vigeant, Charles R. .................................. 456 Jungels, Donald P.................................... 461 Carroll, Buel A. ......................................... 474 Thompson, Robert M. .............................. 474 Felts, Jones N. ......................................... 477 Gilmore, Edgar F. ..................................... 477 Robinson, Clark H. ................................... 477 Bayard, Ernest B. ..................................... 479 Bryant, Wayne R. ..................................... 479 Villemez, Claude P.................................... 479 Freeman, Carl D....................................... 480 Hays, Charles H. ...................................... 481 Lawson, Stephen C.................................. 481 Carlucci, Blase V...................................... 488 Rainey, Lloyd W. ...................................... 490 Ballwanz, Edward C. ............................... 494 Burzynski, Leon E. ................................... 494 Finley, Richard G. .................................... 494 Kane, Kenneth H...................................... 494 Tillich, Henry F. ........................................ 494 Williams, John D. .................................... 494 Rowan, Richard W................................... 498 Sievers, Dennis A..................................... 499

Arnburg, Arthur........................................ 502 Hetherington, John E. ............................. 502 Macdonald, Robert M.............................. 502 Morrell, John T. ....................................... 502 Vautour, John M. ..................................... 502 Lecompte, Harold J. ................................ 518 Gregory, Norman...................................... 529 Knapper, Albert E. ................................... 529 Linton, Elroy J.......................................... 529 Harney, Ambrose ..................................... 551 Carter, Larry D. ........................................ 557 Lednicky, David J. ................................... 557 Gerbige, Harry G...................................... 558 Terry, Raymond S. ................................... 558 Bouffard, Denis ........................................ 568 Pilote, Rene.............................................. 568 Lemkey, John C....................................... 569 O’Day, Robert L. ...................................... 569 Callaway, Charles E. ................................ 570 Lambie, Carl S.......................................... 577 Blanco, Gerardo ....................................... 583 Cyr, Romeo............................................... 586 Morris, Thomas J. ................................... 586 Schoux, Donald L..................................... 595 Carlile, Dean M. ....................................... 602 Capito, Ralph M. ...................................... 606 Gonzales, Fred D. ..................................... 611 Jaramillo, Danny ...................................... 611 McDaniel, James B. ................................. 611 Regensberg, J d...................................... 611 Cain, James D.......................................... 613 Nickerson, Wendell L. ............................. 613 Yates, Charles A. ...................................... 613 Barber, Robert N. ..................................... 617 Horsley, Clair L. ........................................ 617 Spencer, Gordon J. .................................. 617 Vaughan, William W. ................................ 617 Elsner, James V. ...................................... 640 Flanigan, Charles D. ................................ 640 Freeman, Irving........................................ 640 Galan, Michael A...................................... 640Gresham, Reynal J. ................................. 640 Robinson, Oren M. ................................... 640 Whipple, Warlo D..................................... 640Hamilton, Richard L................................. 648 Barnett, Donald R. ................................... 654 Buckley, Edward A. ................................. 659Sullivan, William I.................................... 659 Pulley, Edward A. .................................... 666Worsham, Floyd M. ................................. 666Crosby, Jerry B........................................ 681 Jordan, Ralph L. ...................................... 683 Kryger, Edward C. ................................... 701 Mc Cormick, James E............................. 701 Tice, Henry J............................................ 702 Mc Burney, Michael L. ............................ 712 Lokken, R E. ............................................. 714 Cunningham, Robert ................................ 716 Franks, Donald L. ..................................... 716 Harvey, Robert G...................................... 716 Lyons, Sam................................................ 716 Ratterman, Robert J................................ 716 Rushford, Bill C. ....................................... 721 Wood, Arthur M........................................ 721 Oatman, Thomas H. ................................. 725 Feeney, John R. ....................................... 728 Forney, John D......................................... 728 Payne, James H. ...................................... 728 Ritz, Larry E. ............................................ 728 Weldon, James A. .................................... 728 Collins, Hiram........................................... 760 Hawn, James T. ....................................... 760 Johnson, Therman D. .............................. 760 McNeil, John C. ....................................... 760 Garretson, Charles F. ............................... 768 Williams, Malgon A.................................. 769 Montgomery, Z A. .................................... 776 Donner, Peter ........................................... 804 Martin, Frederick ..................................... 804 McLaren, Robert D. ................................. 804 Mundle, William ....................................... 804 Huber, Arthur E........................................ 812 Wolfe, L D................................................. 814 Bagwell, James L. ................................... 816 Kevil, Charles ............................................ 816Thompson, Michael C. ............................. 816 Pledger, Ron S. ........................................ 852 Boussum, R .............................................. 876 Lowes, William H. .................................... 894 Livingston, Burt L..................................... 915 McCraw, Jesse L...................................... 915 Rhodes, Herman O. .................................. 915 Case, Ted L. .............................................. 948 Matthews, L E. ......................................... 952 Braithwaite, Thomas G. .......................... 993 Bulic, Steve .............................................. 993 Coxworth, H. Lynn ................................... 993 Ravis, Ray E. ............................................ 993 Russell, Hugh ........................................... 993 Weir, Charles A. ....................................... 993 Carmouche, Terrel J................................ 995 Cutrer, Marshall D. .................................. 995 Parent, James R. ................................... 1077 Lindsey, Farris D. ................................... 1141 Moles, John N......................................... 1141 Tanner, Jess W. ...................................... 1141 Shimono, Isao ......................................... 1186 Bucholz, Donald W. ............................... 1250 Bradeen, Shirley R. ............................... 1253

Sukeforth, Eugene C. ............................ 1253 McCarthy, Ronald E............................... 1377 Uhler, Dale E. ......................................... 1377 Ripplinger, John T. ................................ 1426 Terry, James D....................................... 1525 Stuart, Thomas E. .................................. 1547 Woods, Richard W.................................. 1547 Leblanc, Eusebe J. ................................ 1555 Reddy, William A. .................................. 1555 Ponder, George V. .................................. 1579 Connelly, Owen J. .................................. 1687 Leblanc, Angus V. .................................. 1852 Chaff, Andrew M. ................................... 1914 Carswell, Larry....................................... 2038 Uhersky, Donald K................................. 2038 Faye, Rudy V. ......................................... 2085 Jessop, Bruno........................................ 2085 Reske, William ....................................... 2085 Rowes, Alex E. ....................................... 2085 Cash, Braxton L. .................................... 2337


Albanese, Charles A. .................................... 3 Alberga, Anthony.......................................... 3 Cetani, Peter................................................. 3 Regina, Joseph............................................. 3 Sipple, Michael S. ....................................... 11 Pierozzi, Louis F. ........................................ 21 Kuykendall, Sloan W.................................. 50 McConnell, Paul F. ................................... 103 Claeson, John D........................................ 110 Goetz, Thomas A. ...................................... 110 Dalessandro, Andrew............................... 134 Ernie, Joseph ........................................... 134 Hansen, Irvin J......................................... 134 Hedman, Dean.......................................... 134 Hilberg, Charles A. ................................... 134 Kohn, Harold............................................. 134 Maloney, Edward K.................................. 134 Mooney, Gerald S..................................... 137 Walker, James E. ..................................... 153 Gatten, Thomas R. ................................... 261 Adams, Robert B...................................... 332Simpson, Mitchel P. ................................. 342 Brandle, Alan E. ....................................... 424 Milanich, John J. ..................................... 441 McFall, Thomas R.................................... 459Desmond, James A. ................................ 461 Lemay, George E. .................................... 586 Milks, William T. ...................................... 641 Pfohl, Donald H. ....................................... 704 Sherwood, Bryan ..................................... 889 Dempsey, Timothy B. ............................ 1049Fields, Brian M. ...................................... 1049 Zirkel, Edward H.................................... 1249 Wrobel, Frank A. .................................... 1377Craig, Guy F............................................ 1436 Berglund, David D. ................................ 1464 Schmitt, William J. ................................ 1600 Scott, James D. ..................................... 1844 Palmer, Alvin R. ..................................... 2038 Rinne, Patrick N. .................................... 2159

OPTIONAL EARLY RETIREMENTPENSIONS APPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved nine hundredforty-eight (948) optional earlyretirement pension benefitsapplications, as follows:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Aubuchon, Daniel G. .................................... 1 Barry, James T............................................. 1 Booth, William V........................................... 1 Fondaw, Barry C. ......................................... 1 Frick, Irvin J. ................................................ 1 Fuller, Christy A. .......................................... 1 Jost, James N. ............................................. 1 Kausch, Michael E. ...................................... 1 Kissel, Lester L............................................. 1 Kloeppel, Robert P. ...................................... 1 Maune, Thomas A. ....................................... 1 Pettlon, Norm A............................................ 1 Stevenson, Delmar R. .................................. 1Voyles, Dallas D............................................ 1 Annunziata, Antonio ..................................... 3 Bell, Hart K. .................................................. 3Benish, James G. ......................................... 3 Betner, Ralph E............................................ 3 Bleichman, Leo............................................. 3Brandi, Ronald N. ......................................... 3 Christmas, Michael M.................................. 3 Chung, Simond ............................................. 3Cindric, Josip ............................................... 3 Ciraldo, Anthony........................................... 3 Cosenza, John M.......................................... 3Crisostomo, Vincent M. ............................... 3 Dickman, Ira D. ............................................ 3 Dittmar, Donald P......................................... 3Florentino, Dominick L. ............................... 3Golombos, John J........................................ 3 Gortych, James M. ...................................... 3 Grandone, Alan M. ....................................... 3Heller, James K............................................ 3

Hofler, Lawrence L. ..................................... 3 Huneke, Joel S. ............................................ 3 Jackowski, Leonard F.................................. 3 Kinsley, Eugene E. ....................................... 3 Klein, Brian S. .............................................. 3 Kwarta, Richard J........................................ 3 Langton, John S........................................... 3 Lazarus, Michael O. ..................................... 3 Leinwohl, Robert E. ..................................... 3 Lobdell, Tim .................................................. 3 Loncar, Tomo ................................................ 3 Loscalzo, Arthur A........................................ 3 Luciano, John............................................... 3 Marchese, Michael ....................................... 3 Michael, Joseph E. ...................................... 3 Mineo, John.................................................. 3 Muller, G ....................................................... 3 Murphy, Nicholas ......................................... 3 Pagoulatos, John ......................................... 3 Pastoressa, Angelo....................................... 3 Sandomenico, Vito ....................................... 3 Scida, Louis .................................................. 3 Siano, Vincent F. .......................................... 3 Silber, Abraham............................................ 3 Silva, Reinaldo .............................................. 3 Tabron, Bobby G........................................... 3 Trezza, Edward S.......................................... 3 Vargas, Hiram ............................................... 3 Wintermuth, Kenneth D. ............................. 3 Galioto, Andrew J. ....................................... 5 Gooch, Albert J. ........................................... 5 Kinsey, Edward N......................................... 5 Meckler, Eugene D. ..................................... 5 Wall, Charles R............................................. 5 Witzberger, Carl T. ....................................... 5 Wolford, John W. ......................................... 5 Cain, Martin T............................................... 6 Ford, Kenneth A. .......................................... 6 Herrera, James C......................................... 6 Hoppe, Richard C. ........................................ 6 Collins, John J. ............................................ 7Garvey, Thomas G........................................ 7 Houle, Gerald E. ........................................... 7 Marra, James E............................................ 7Richter, Ronald E. ........................................ 7 Ross, Robert ................................................. 7 Baggett, David L. ......................................... 8Moore, Thomas R. ........................................ 8 Wilkerson, Walter......................................... 9Anglin, James S.......................................... 11Blowers, Gary K. ......................................... 11 Clark, Daryll E. ............................................ 11 Dalby, Thomas C......................................... 11 Fiederer, Harvey E...................................... 11 Henson, Curtis R......................................... 11Hurst, William L. ......................................... 11Lee, Edward A............................................. 11 Livingston, Charles E.................................. 11 Mills, James E. ........................................... 11 Plantilla, Alberto ......................................... 11 Rhines, Kenneth L. ..................................... 11 Risse, Joseph P. ......................................... 11 Rogers, Robert C. ....................................... 11 Rolison, Gary C. .......................................... 11 Romeo, Robin E. ......................................... 11 Skenes, John D........................................... 11 Townley, Wayne A. ..................................... 11 Vaughan, Robert G. .................................... 11Wolford, Paul L. .......................................... 11 Zepeda, Leobardo ....................................... 11 Fuson, Guy D. ............................................. 13 Lant, Gary L................................................ 13 Finucan, Maurice J.................................... 14 Jones, Richard C. ...................................... 14 Selby, Michael B. ....................................... 14 Bollinger, Donald R. ................................... 16Brown, Gerald E. ........................................ 16 Heerdink, Richard S. .................................. 16 Hutchison, Edward L.................................. 16Lewis, Forrest D. ........................................ 16 Simpson, Jerry L........................................ 16 Gorde, Mark A............................................. 17Howe, John C. ............................................ 17Leutz, Michael A. ........................................ 17 Old, James J. ............................................. 17Callaway, Joseph B. .................................. 18Niebrugge, Francis E. ................................ 18 Stokes, John C. .......................................... 18 Armstrong, Stanley K. ............................... 20 Cornelius, Loyal A. ..................................... 20 McAnally, Jerry R. ..................................... 20 McCord, Jerald L. ...................................... 20 Meinzer, Alfred C. ...................................... 20 Putnam, James M. .................................... 20 Schroeder, Jerry L..................................... 20 Elenteny, John D. ...................................... 21 Leggio, Joseph R. ...................................... 22 Paladino, James F...................................... 22 Solloway, Daniel H. .................................... 24 Ziomek, Joseph A. ..................................... 24 Ceballos, Hector A. .................................... 25 Daddino, Vincent A .................................... 25 Kerber, Edward L. ...................................... 25 Lusardi, Norman......................................... 25 Pick, David M. ............................................ 25 Blankenship, Harlon W. ............................. 26 Cleland, William R. .................................... 26 Dodge, Leslie H. ......................................... 26 Donovan, John B........................................ 26


Gheen, Joseph W....................................... 26 Gheen, Raymond L. ................................... 26 Handley, James D...................................... 26 Holcomb, Robert M.................................... 26 Martz, Ronald A. ........................................ 26 Mobley, Theodore J. .................................. 26 Pase, Duane S. ........................................... 26 Ruby, Joseph A. ......................................... 26 Widener, Lawrence J. ............................... 26 Thomas, Larry K. ....................................... 32 Weaver, Gary H. ......................................... 32 Brown, Dennis W. ...................................... 34 Wittmer, Wayne L...................................... 34 Peterson, Peter V. ...................................... 35 Ailor, Ernest L. ........................................... 38 Davis, Leslie M ........................................... 38 Day, William P. ........................................... 38 Delvalle, Carlos........................................... 38 Dress, Raymond L. .................................... 38 Ferenc, Philip J.......................................... 38 Haselow, Timothy E. .................................. 38 Herbster, Thomas W.................................. 38 Hill, Steve.................................................... 38 Lyon, Douglas E. ........................................ 38 Millard, John L........................................... 38 Olsieski, Lynn R.......................................... 38 Phillip, Neal J............................................. 38 Schaefer, Robert P. ................................... 38 Schultz, Norbert W. ................................... 38 Scott, Timothy J. ....................................... 38 Stancak, Eugene J. ................................... 38 Stone, Howard L. ....................................... 38 Tyszka, Gregory.......................................... 38 Vaccariello, Anthony E. ............................. 38 Walcher, Dale R. ........................................ 38 Stuber, Bruce J. ........................................ 41 Block, Richard J. ....................................... 43 Decker, Raymond M. ................................. 43 Jeffrey, Ronald L. ...................................... 43 Redmond, Gary W...................................... 43 Teesdale, Robert K..................................... 43Dukart, Marvin J........................................ 44 Plunkett, Thomas W. ................................. 44 Aldrich, Richard D. .................................... 46Bornemeier, Robert A. .............................. 46 Danko, R J.................................................. 46 Heerensperger, Allen M. ........................... 46Holzer, Ronald H. ....................................... 46 Jenner, Thomas W. ................................... 46Lane, James D. .......................................... 46McGuire, Henry R. ..................................... 46 Miller, Cliff A. ............................................. 46Myers, Charles V. ....................................... 46 Rondeau Jr., Robert C............................. 46 Smith, Thomas S. ...................................... 46Tyburc, Daniel J. ........................................ 46 Ward, Russell D. ........................................ 46 Wells, Jimmie ............................................ 46 Wilbur, Bill R. ............................................. 46 Hansen, Allen R.......................................... 48 Naillon, Warren L. ...................................... 48 Nolan, Thomas L. ....................................... 48 Norstrom, Phillip J. ................................... 48 Reed, James G........................................... 48 Mineo, William G........................................ 51 Whitehurst, Robert A................................. 51 Baker, Larry D............................................ 53 Mosby, Larry E. .......................................... 53 Spear, Stanley J. ....................................... 53 Dunlavey, Timothy J.................................. 56 Hackman, Leo H......................................... 56 Draper, Bart H. ........................................... 57Hoggan, Randall C. .................................... 57 Callaway, Patrick J.................................... 58 Daley, Jacquelyn ....................................... 58 Hanlon, John P........................................... 58 Harte, Thomas M. ...................................... 58 Jarvis, Thomas A. ...................................... 58 Jones, James J. ........................................ 58Krause, Dennis F. ....................................... 58 Martin, James E. ....................................... 58 Merritt, Douglas E...................................... 58Odren, Ronald G......................................... 58Roumaya, George P. .................................. 58 Sadowski, Ronald F. .................................. 58 Steiner, Larry M......................................... 58Hector, William H. ..................................... 66 Helm, James D. ......................................... 66 Kipling, Richard S. ..................................... 66 Hall, Howard D. .......................................... 68 Lucero, James A........................................ 68 Ward, Michael F. ........................................ 68 Weddig, Franklin O. ................................... 68 Levine, William L. ...................................... 70 Rucker, Lawrence D. ................................. 70 Brown, Larry............................................... 71 Messink, John E. ....................................... 71 Rhodes, Delmer G. ..................................... 71 Wade, Curtis R. .......................................... 72 Baxter, Steven L. ....................................... 76 Hanson, Joseph E. ..................................... 77 Hoxworth, Mark L. ..................................... 77 Williams, R D.............................................. 77 Argonish, Michael A................................... 81 Hemmerle, Thomas C. ............................... 82 Koenig, John R. ......................................... 82 O’brien, Richard J...................................... 82 Teston, Kenneth D...................................... 84 Pace, Peter R. ............................................ 86

Roth, Anton................................................. 86 Smith, James L.......................................... 86 Stalker, James E. ...................................... 86 Bailey, Lee R. ............................................. 90 Fitzgerald, William T.................................. 90 Saari, Carlton R.......................................... 90 Bacinskas, Joseph V.................................. 96 Cooper, Wayne G. ...................................... 96 Britsch, David W. ....................................... 98 Chavous, Harold L...................................... 98 Costello, Robert P. ..................................... 98 Deegan, Dennis P....................................... 98 Ferri, Nicholas F. ........................................ 98 Giersch, Jack M......................................... 98 Graham, Joseph F...................................... 98 Hartmann, Edward W. ............................... 98 Meehan, John J......................................... 98 Pickard, James E. ..................................... 98 Pologruto, Francis C. ................................. 98 Viney, George W. ....................................... 98 Wills, James M. ......................................... 98 Borrelli, Richard J. .................................... 99 Leigh, Frederick W. ................................... 99 Ballenger, Bradford M. ............................ 100 Davis, David W.......................................... 100 Easterling, Dale F. .................................... 100 Franz, Edward J. ...................................... 100 Gardner, Lester ........................................ 100 Moore, Willie R......................................... 100 Newton, Clifford ....................................... 100 Blumenthal, David B. ............................... 102 Devins, Richard M. ................................... 102 Gigleman, Tod B. ...................................... 102 Grant, William J. ...................................... 102 Hagedoorn, Garry J. ................................ 102 Hubbard, Donald E. .................................. 102 Kitchell, Joseph E. ................................... 102 Michaluk, Jacob ....................................... 102 Ostella, Gary ............................................. 102 Satterlee, William T. ................................ 102 Smith, John J........................................... 102 Avola, Ronald J. ....................................... 103 Brown, Robert J....................................... 103 Carpenter, Robert W................................ 103Deluca, Richard W. .................................. 103 Dumais, Joseph E. ................................... 103 Gallo, John A. ........................................... 103Lamothe, Mark R. .................................... 103 Morrison, Malcolm D. .............................. 103 Pais, George.............................................. 103Ringland, George C. ................................. 103 Sepich, Peter A......................................... 103 Tedesco, Richard J. ................................. 103 Tilley, Robert J......................................... 103 Williams, Frederick A............................... 103 McGrath, Neil............................................ 104 Baker, Gerald E. ....................................... 105 Beattie, David ........................................... 105 Brusey, Donald W. ................................... 105 Hendricks, William R. .............................. 105 Laking, Keith G......................................... 105 McPherson, Bruce D................................ 105 Philip, Lennox L. ...................................... 105 Vandenheuvel, John M. ........................... 105 Williams, Kenneth M. .............................. 105 Frederickson, Lee A.................................. 110 George, John M. ....................................... 110 Holland, Michael J.................................... 110Kirchberg, Donald L.................................. 110 Larson, Oliver C......................................... 110 Morgan, Darryl L....................................... 110 Young, Terrance R. ................................... 110 Deluzio, Dennis P....................................... 111 Gilbert, George E....................................... 111 McDonald, Charles .................................... 111 Wellensiek, Richard L. .............................. 111 Coffman, Allan M...................................... 112 Slayter, Donald G. .................................... 113 Kingston, Ean B. ....................................... 115Ralph, Meryl .............................................. 115 Marqui, Michael T. .................................... 117 Waspe, Gary W. ....................................... 120 Barnes, John W. ...................................... 124 Hall, Michael L. ........................................ 124 Siegel, Kenneth R. ................................... 124 Starr, Kenneth E. ..................................... 124 Hight, Robert L. ....................................... 125 Myers, James E. ...................................... 125 Ogee, Edward D. ...................................... 125 Salsberry, Glenn G................................... 125 Carhart, Donald R. ................................... 126 Wunder, Alden D...................................... 126 Graft, Charles W. ..................................... 129 Kennedy, Dennis M.................................. 129 Stedman, Robert L. ................................. 129 Early, Peter J. .......................................... 130 Estingoy, Ralph J. ................................... 130 Fey, Godfrey J. ........................................ 130 Landry, Harry J. ...................................... 130 Cook, William R. ...................................... 131 Dykgraaf, Leon W. ................................... 131 Mitchell, Carl E. ....................................... 131 Orr, Joseph P. .......................................... 131 Brock, Robert E. ...................................... 134 Elenz, Daniel G. ........................................ 134 Krawczynski, Wayne................................ 134 Kucher, William A. ................................... 134 Maucieri, Nicholas ................................... 134 Mestrovich, William M. ........................... 134

Olson, David E. ......................................... 134 Ptaszynski, Henry .................................... 134 Casey, Billy D. .......................................... 136 Christopher, Aaron J. .............................. 136 Gray, William F......................................... 136 McCaffrey, Robert T. ............................... 139 Bell, Ronald M.......................................... 143 Hammond, Harry L. ................................. 143 Kitner, John C. ......................................... 143 Tritt, Lester C. .......................................... 143 Leonard, Larry W. .................................... 145 Pierson, Michael E................................... 145 Workman, John V. ................................... 146 Anderson, James T. ................................. 150 Hansen, William T. ................................... 150 Lojkovic, Philip M..................................... 150 Stein, Werner A. ....................................... 150 Coon, John E. ........................................... 153 Hoffer, James A. ...................................... 153 Watkins, Richard M. ................................ 153 Arnoldi, Carl J. ......................................... 158 Denil, Leland H. ........................................ 158 Leeman, William J................................... 158 Peterson, Alfred C.................................... 158 Anthes, Richard D. ................................... 159 Disch, Ronald L. ....................................... 159 Guastella, Joseph R................................. 159 Huggett, Gerald R. ................................... 159 Jungenberg, Ronald H............................. 159 Phillips, Kenneth H. ................................. 159 Weiland, Patrick E. .................................. 159 Merrell, Robert B. .................................... 160 Tenderholt, Jerryl D................................. 160 Burgess, Joseph T. .................................. 163 Mahavits, Robert G. ................................. 163 Belanger, Francis X. ................................ 164 Boswell, Daniel E. .................................... 164 Butler, Edward G...................................... 164 Callari, Joseph P. ..................................... 164 Desrosiers, Wayne L. ............................... 164 Fields, Winfred D. .................................... 164 Fox, Peter E. ............................................. 164 Glynn, Richard M. .................................... 164 Kautzmann, Charles N. ............................ 164 Laparle, Thomas C. .................................. 164 Marshall, Richard L.................................. 164 Pitt, Arthur R. ........................................... 164Rokosz, Raymond M. ............................... 164 Strasser, Robert F. ................................... 164 Valente, Giovanni...................................... 164Condra, James W. .................................... 175 Crisp, Kenneth E....................................... 175 Miller, Terry D. .......................................... 175 Roof, E D. .................................................. 175 Tyrrell, Jerry ............................................. 175 Dennis, Roger A. ....................................... 177 Eisenhauer, William G.............................. 177 Wood, Paul G. ........................................... 177 Gourley, Bruce P. ..................................... 180 Held, Keith C............................................. 191 Bumgarner, Gerald L. .............................. 193 Burch, Charles A. ..................................... 193 Burnett, Gerald G. .................................... 193 Marks, Terry K. ......................................... 193 Sipes, Robert V. ........................................ 197 McIntosh, Keith E. ................................... 204 Bruns, William H...................................... 212 Carlin, Robert T........................................ 212 Gerke, Charles A. ..................................... 212 Hartkemeyer, Carl J. ............................... 212 Mc Cabe, Samuel T. ................................ 212 Ollendick, Lawrence L............................. 212 Demarinis, Joe D. .................................... 213 Dyck, Robert G......................................... 213 Pardalis, Bill ............................................. 213 Woodford, Kenneth G. ............................. 213 Kullas, Walter J. ...................................... 223 Porter, Donald D. ..................................... 223 Herriman, Ronnie B. ................................ 226 Janis, Bryan R. ........................................ 229 Willis, Larry J........................................... 229 Anderson, Ronald A. ................................ 233 Gill, S W. ................................................... 233 Evans, Dorman K. .................................... 234 Callander, Leonard G............................... 236Fortin, Ronald L. ...................................... 236 Pekrol, Joseph P. ..................................... 236 Petty, John C. .......................................... 236 Smith, Clemens J. ................................... 236 Zaloga, John L. ........................................ 236 Erickson, Edward J. ................................ 242 Kesty, Loren L. ......................................... 242 Thompson, Richard J. ............................. 242 Myers, David R......................................... 246 Arntz, Dennis A. ....................................... 252 Brown, George M..................................... 252 Noe, Gerald P. .......................................... 252 Pahl, Thomas L. ....................................... 252 Tindall, James T....................................... 252 Lee, Edward ............................................. 254 Manley, Dwain.......................................... 257 Schneider, Gary L. ................................... 265 Bomar, Charles......................................... 270 Brown, Wayne E. ..................................... 270 Hutson, Robert V. ..................................... 270 Lawrence, Charles F. ............................... 270 McManus, William P. ............................... 270 Black, Ronald E........................................ 271 Landers, Richard E. ................................. 271

McReynolds, Thomas L. .......................... 271 Sage, John L. ........................................... 271 Robinson, George T.................................. 275 Trayler, James G. ..................................... 278 Davis, Curtis J. ........................................ 280 Agrimson, Russell P. ................................ 292 Brock, Robert R. ...................................... 292 Corgard, Gerald E. ................................... 292 Forsyth, Robert M.................................... 292 Hayes, Robert J. ...................................... 292 Herman, Donald A.................................... 292 Klingberg, Gary H. ................................... 292 Nistler, Thomas J. ................................... 292 Pirsig, Arnold M. ...................................... 292 Platz, Theodore K. ................................... 292 Rahn, David C. ......................................... 292 Rust, Ronald W. ....................................... 292 Ryan, Joseph P. ....................................... 292 Voth, Timothy A........................................ 292 Wegner, Gerry A. ..................................... 292 Gustafson, Irvin C. ................................... 294 Pariseau, William T. ................................. 294 Hollingsworth, Lawrence E..................... 295 James, Robert T. ..................................... 295 Lewis, Tommy G. ..................................... 295 Hinton, Carl W.......................................... 301 Bethel, Richard J..................................... 302 Murillo, Tony............................................. 302 Scott, Leonard A. ..................................... 302 Monninger, Joe C. ................................... 304 Dawson, Donald E. .................................. 305 Weldon, Joseph M................................... 305 King, Thomas S........................................ 306 Sallaz, Robert R. ...................................... 306 Lake, Martin M......................................... 307 Rafferty, Veryl F....................................... 307 Foster, James M...................................... 309 Oeltjen, Virgil............................................ 309 Imperial, Albert J..................................... 313 Murray, Gerard E. .................................... 313 Long, George C. ....................................... 325 Bulaich, Branko B.................................... 332 Jones, Gordon C. ..................................... 332 Morando, Lyle........................................... 332 Broff, James A......................................... 340 Cooper, Ronald E. .................................... 340 Folena, Richard P..................................... 340 Hamilton, Gary ......................................... 340 Hopkins, Alfred E. .................................... 340Linares, Clement L. ................................. 340Deones, Jay F........................................... 343 Guyse, John H.......................................... 343 Nielsen, Daryl D. ...................................... 343 Acuff, Kenneth L. ..................................... 347 Lundberg, Danny L. ................................. 347Miller, John H........................................... 347Mintle, William R. .................................... 347 Baker, Richard W. ................................... 349 Niehaus, David L. ..................................... 349 Raller, Alfred W. ...................................... 349 Howerton, Steven E................................. 350 Tobin, Russell E. ...................................... 350 Ade, William D. ........................................ 351 Albano, Robert A...................................... 351 Armbruster, Edward J. ........................... 351 Breckenridge, Fred J. ............................. 351 Famularo, Ronald J. ................................ 351 Hazelton, Adrienne A. .............................. 351 Johnson, Douglas R. ............................... 351 Kaminski, Lawrence F. ............................ 351 Maginski, Alex J. ..................................... 351 Peachey, Laurence E............................... 351 Rowson, Richard P. ................................. 351 Sparks, John ............................................ 351 Spector, Solomon .................................... 351 Woods, Dale T. ......................................... 351 Borley, John D. ........................................ 353 Brindley, David A. .................................... 353 Dawson, Frederick S. .............................. 353 Doyle, Lawrence W.................................. 353 Duffy, Paul J. ........................................... 353 Gottfried, Charles P. ................................ 353 Iafrate, Ralph ........................................... 353 Jackson, William J.................................. 353 Keeble, Thomas A. ................................... 353 Leko, Jozo ................................................ 353 Morrow, John N. ...................................... 353 Olimer, Jack S. ........................................ 353 Pomeranz, Irving...................................... 353 Rotondo, Tony .......................................... 353 Sharp, Wayne F........................................ 353 Shortreed, Harry J. ................................. 353 Tzountzouris, Janis .................................. 353 Urban, Paul............................................... 353 Villemaire, Ray B. .................................... 353 Rogers, Gary C......................................... 354 Adams, Thomas R.................................... 357 Peters, James L....................................... 357 Poma, William A. ..................................... 357 Wilkins, James E. .................................... 357 Buddenhagen, Daniel D. ......................... 363 Coleman, Joseph M................................. 363 Sager, Edward T. ..................................... 363 Correnti, James A.................................... 364 Donnelly, Jeri J. ...................................... 364 Stevens, Alvon F....................................... 364 Borders, Charles D. ................................. 369 Brown, Lois E........................................... 369 Cissell, Maryon E. .................................... 369

Daulton, Larry D. ..................................... 369 Fuchs, David P. ........................................ 369 Gooch, Clifton .......................................... 369 Handshoe, Coett D................................... 369 McNew, James P. .................................... 369 Wallace, Thomas E.................................. 369 Crosley, William M. ................................. 380 Clements, William M. .............................. 386 Hennard, Donny R. .................................. 386 Bodnar, Leslie J....................................... 387 Elms, Wilbur J. ........................................ 387 Berry, James L. ....................................... 400 Cushman, Robert N. ................................ 400 Osieck, Alfred S. ...................................... 400 Vogel, Allan A. .......................................... 400 Goodher, Edward K. ................................ 401 Clemensen, John J. ................................ 405 Hancox, Richard A. .................................. 405 Hull, Stephen G........................................ 405 Owen, Tom P. ........................................... 405 Scott, Clair L. ........................................... 405 Stephens, Jim D. ..................................... 405 Whittemore, Thomas R. .......................... 405 Bridgeman, Kenneth B. ........................... 413 Carlson, Keith J. ...................................... 413 Budnisky, Laurence ................................. 424 Goshko, Glen G. ....................................... 424 Kiernan, Norman J. ................................. 424 Magnus, William L. .................................. 424 Jones, Delbert L. ..................................... 428 Harper, Charles W. .................................. 429 Holland, Andrew J. .................................. 429 Johnson, Roy L. ....................................... 429 Reed, Edward L. ...................................... 429 Steakley, Carl G. ...................................... 429 Terry, Coleman W. ................................... 429 Burke, Donald J. ...................................... 441 Wuest, Harry J......................................... 441 Luckie, John U. ........................................ 443 Price, Jack ............................................... 443 Vanhoose, James R. ................................ 445Chandler, Robert K. ................................. 449 Solt, Francis C. ........................................ 456 Spencer, Bobbie G................................... 461 Adair, Stephen .......................................... 474 Stalls, Robert W. ...................................... 474 Brown, Robert J....................................... 477Black, James P......................................... 479 Gray, Burton L.......................................... 479Thompson, Jimmy G................................ 479Woods, Michael W. .................................. 479 Eady, Woodrow G. ................................... 480 Payne, Edward S. .................................... 481 Rice, Terry D. ........................................... 481 Sanford, Robert L. ................................... 481 Shoemaker, Glenn T. ............................... 481 Sullivan, Thomas E. ................................. 481 Waggoner, John D................................... 481 Wilson, Stanley E..................................... 481 Stypelkoski, Andrew J. ........................... 488 Albert, Delmont P. ................................... 490 Law, George W. ....................................... 490 Darby, Kenneth R. ................................... 494 Hall, Thomas A. ........................................ 494 Hansen, William J. .................................. 494 Jahns, Gary G. ......................................... 494 Jender, Joseph L..................................... 494 Trawicki, Richard M................................. 494 Welnak, Paul M........................................ 494 Werner, Eric ............................................. 494 Robison, Robert E. .................................. 495 Lenning, Gary A. ...................................... 498 Ellis, William H......................................... 499 Hutzell, Doyle D. ...................................... 499 Hopps, Ronald E. ..................................... 502 Morris, Willard T. ..................................... 505 Oconnor, William J.................................. 505 Raines, Thomas E.................................... 505 Scott, Jerry M. ......................................... 518Aiken, Howard O. ..................................... 520 Brown, D A. .............................................. 520 Pickett, Sammy K. ................................... 520 Rogers, Jimmy J. .................................... 527Best, Ronald W. ....................................... 530 Dobbs, Leonard E. ................................... 530Wetering, Albert....................................... 530 Biggins, William L.................................... 531 Yoder, William L....................................... 532 Berry, Stephen D. .................................... 538 Booth, Brennis L. ..................................... 540 Ford, Cecil L. ............................................ 540 Whaley, Donald L..................................... 540 Powell, William M. ................................... 547 Hanna, Arthur E. ...................................... 551 Thompson, Kenneth L. ............................ 551 Gage, Robert A......................................... 557 Mason, Walter J. ..................................... 558 Nesbitt, Robert C. .................................... 558 Prance, Michael L.................................... 558 Qualls, Bobby E. ...................................... 558 Boisclair, Jules ........................................ 568 Contogenis, Joseph ................................. 569 Feraldo, Gary D........................................ 569 Herdman, Glenn R. .................................. 569 Mallison, Rocky C. ................................... 569 Perry, Robert D........................................ 569 Lucas, Willis D. ........................................ 576 Belanger, Lee W....................................... 577 Kelly, Jack M............................................ 577

Plaster, Arthur H. ..................................... 577 Steinert, Edward J. ................................. 577 Hernandez, Valentino............................... 583 Barnett, John R. ...................................... 584 Galand, Andre .......................................... 586 Gibson, Ronald M. ................................... 586 Leblanc, Michael N.................................. 586 Parisien, Jacques E................................. 586 Pecoskie, Wayne V. ................................. 586 Rodney, Peter G....................................... 586 Sobilo, Henry............................................ 586 Berchtold, Oswald ................................... 595 Farmin, David A. ...................................... 595 Haera, Robert N. ...................................... 595 Hawk, Thomas K...................................... 595 Hunt, Dennis H......................................... 595 Kidder, Thomas F..................................... 595 Marshall, Douglas P. ................................ 595 Torres, Frank S. ....................................... 595 Vincent, Basil L........................................ 595 Dean, Carroll G. ....................................... 596 Peterson, Rodney K. ................................ 601 Allen, Robert ............................................ 602 Bruorton, William T. ................................ 606 Clark, Glenn V. ......................................... 606 Gensley, Robert R. .................................. 606 Atkinson, Charles W. ................................ 611 C De Baca, Joseph A. .............................. 611 Eldridge, Bryan R. .................................... 611 Lopez, Howard F. ...................................... 611 Tressel, Larry L. ........................................ 611 Trujillo, Toby .............................................. 611 White, William E....................................... 611 Brownlow, Jerry W.................................. 613 Casey, Eddie M. ....................................... 613 Mathis, Harold E. ..................................... 613 Mons, Joe E. ............................................ 613 Powell, Franklin B.................................... 613 Larsen, John D. ........................................ 617 Mantoani, Kenneth ................................... 617 Croucher, Brian R. ................................... 625 Collmeyer, Bryan C. ................................ 640 Morado, Arnulfo G. .................................. 640 Wheeler, David E. .................................... 640Cumberland, Thomas R. ......................... 648 England, Jimmy D. .................................. 649 Conley, J D............................................... 659Gamble, David L. ..................................... 659 Phillips, Edward J. .................................. 659Warner, Dale G. ....................................... 659Buntin, Ron G. ......................................... 665 Brunner, Frank M. ................................... 666 Coe, Andrew J. ........................................ 666 Corker, Richard E. ................................... 666 King, Roger A. .......................................... 666Metts, Wiley C. ........................................ 666 Pilley, Terry A........................................... 666 Manchester, Raymond E. ........................ 667 Criswell, David M..................................... 668 Walters, Donald M. .................................. 668 Cross, David M. ........................................ 673 Johnson, Richard S. ................................ 673 Lyon, Gary R. ............................................ 673 Whitehurst, Johnny W............................. 676 Engelman, Charles N............................... 683 Moore, J Fred .......................................... 683 Osborne, Grant T...................................... 683 Paugh, John L.......................................... 683 Zielke, Clarence O. .................................. 683 Dunlop, Steven M. ................................... 684 Stipp, Clarence E..................................... 688 Dywan, Michael W. .................................. 697 Pulliam, Willie D. ..................................... 697 Shawver, Harry E..................................... 697 Smith, Charles F....................................... 697 Smith, Richard C. .................................... 697 Wajvoda, John W..................................... 697 Batson, Thomas J.................................... 701 Burgener, Karl L. ..................................... 701 Driskell, Millard V..................................... 701 Gaddini, Richard C................................... 701 Iaccino, George J. ................................... 701 Koutsky, John J....................................... 701 Kozak, Frank R. ........................................ 701 Leitner, Anthony C. .................................. 701 Mitchley, Thomas J. ................................ 704 Stockunas, Richard A. ............................. 712 Fuller, George C. ...................................... 714 Jundt, Clarence R.................................... 714 Rebel, Kenneth J. .................................... 714 Rose, Louis P. ........................................... 714 Schwehr, William E. ................................ 714 Cook, Ronald E. ........................................ 716 Dobraski, Darrel L. ................................... 716 Holmes, Thomas W. ................................. 716 Moes, Robert J......................................... 716 Ross, Jennifer L. ...................................... 716 Wyrick, Zack T.......................................... 716 Dowell, Richard E. ................................... 725 Rogerson, Dennis W. ............................... 725 White, Ronald W. ..................................... 725 Clough, Robert F. ..................................... 728 Coolbroth, G R.......................................... 728 Couch, Michael G. .................................... 728 Guthrie, John A. ....................................... 728 Hill, Robert L. ........................................... 728 Meeks, John A. ........................................ 728 Oldfield, Robert M. .................................. 728 Vecchio, Donald J. ................................... 728


Lahouchuc, Charles ................................. 743 Allman, Carl R. ......................................... 756 Arbogast, Thomas W. .............................. 756 Nelson, Walter W. .................................... 756 Hackler, Robert A. ................................... 760 Vanpelt, Bernard J. ................................. 769 Joyce, Peter J.......................................... 773 Close, Jerry C. ......................................... 776 Ledet, David L. ......................................... 776 Cassel, G W. ............................................. 804 Corcoran, Donald ..................................... 804 Kaufman, Robert S. ................................. 804 Koenig, Peter............................................ 804 Lichty, Robert .......................................... 804 Moslinger, Werner A................................ 804 Schiedel, Donald ...................................... 804 Watterson, Edward .................................. 804 Mansfield, Terry E.................................... 814 Howard, Joseph A.................................... 816 Routen, James W..................................... 816 Frost, D L. ................................................. 824 Nichols, Ronald R. ................................... 855 Winkle, Larry W. ...................................... 855 Menard, Earl P. ........................................ 861 Robinson, Glenn C. .................................. 876 Szafranski, Michael .................................. 910 Davis, William R. ...................................... 915 Kilgore, Mack R. ...................................... 934 Wiles, Ralph M......................................... 934 Carlson, Perry G. ..................................... 948 Faught, Larry R........................................ 948 Sparks, Roberta M. ................................. 948 Zwerican, John W. .................................. 948 Broom, Ishmael V. ................................... 952 Loth, Michael G........................................ 969 Evans, John D. ......................................... 970 Willardson, Ron R. ................................... 970 Wagner, Roger A. ..................................... 972 Bourque, Edward J. ................................ 995 Ledoux, Richard....................................... 995 Schwendimann, John R.......................... 995Lavallee, Felix W. ................................... 1003 Miller, Donald E. .................................... 1055 Chandlee, William S. ............................. 1066Stallberg, Donald E. ............................... 1070 Harrison, David E. ................................... 1105 Hinger, Walter E. .................................... 1105 Rogers, Roy L. ......................................... 1116 Absher, Eugene C................................... 1141 Carpenter, James L. .............................. 1141 Gorden, Jady O....................................... 1141 Pennington, Phillip D. ............................ 1141 Crowell, Reinhardt K. ............................. 1186 Nagahama, Ronald T. ............................. 1186 Oumi, Alvin H. ......................................... 1186 Burch, John C........................................ 1205 Reddick, Coston L. ................................ 1205 Armas, Stephen M................................. 1245 Bishko, John .......................................... 1249 Spoor, Melvin G. .................................... 1249 Nakamura, Michael H............................ 1260 Jordan, Wayne R. .................................. 1316 Grella, Richard J. ................................... 1319 Pollock, Joseph P................................... 1319 Proctor, Edward M. ............................... 1340 Mallula, William J. ................................. 1377 Kanouff, Charles B. ............................... 1393 Holcomb, John P. .................................. 1439Braddock, Mervyn L. ............................. 1475 Catron, Richard L................................... 1525 Schreiner, Steven H. .............................. 1525 Wold, James A. ...................................... 1525 Morrisette, Charles H............................. 1547 Snyder, Ronald A.................................... 1547 Wachowiak, Alvin P. ............................... 1547 Withem, Marion J. ................................. 1547 Betts, James .......................................... 1555 Dyson, Paul L.......................................... 1579 Shoaf, William A..................................... 1579 Bayer, Norlan.......................................... 1593 Abel, Virgil A. .......................................... 1701 Weldon, Donnie L. .................................. 1701 Williamson, B A. ..................................... 1925 Dickie, James J..................................... 2038 Dunsford, A ............................................ 2085 McTavish, Wilfred D. ............................. 2085 Bourdo, Alvin L....................................... 2150 Guenther, George E. .............................. 2150 Hagner, Ralph A. .................................... 2150 Romenesko, Donald J. .......................... 2150 Hillyard, George ..................................... 2330 Morris, Clifton F. .................................... 2337


Fasulo, Robert H. ......................................... 3 Feinman, Bruce ............................................ 3 Black, Harry.................................................. 5 Davis, Roy G. ................................................ 5 Fisher, Clyde M. ........................................... 5 Fonas, George T. .......................................... 5 Keirn, James V. ............................................ 5 Marchbein, Eric P......................................... 5 Stierheim, Robert P. .................................... 5 Strobel, Richard A........................................ 5 Summers, Terry L. ....................................... 5 Hill, Michael T. ............................................ 11 Medina, Arnold A. ....................................... 18

Keith, Robert R. ......................................... 34 Seal, Joseph D. .......................................... 68 Lamont, Ronald F....................................... 97 Stevens, Abraham.................................... 120 Petersen, Duane D................................... 134 Beirne, Thomas J. ................................... 134 Claus, Gerald E. ....................................... 134 Doe, Frederick P....................................... 134 Herrmann, William J. .............................. 134 Hosto, Charles L....................................... 134 Hulchiy, Michael W. ................................. 134 Izzo, Nicholas............................................ 134 Julien, Garry M. ....................................... 134 Kubitz, Bradford R. .................................. 134 Kvistad, William M................................... 134 Malo, Theodore O. ................................... 134 McKenna, Robert P.................................. 134 Niespodzianski, George ........................... 134 Paran, Charles M. .................................... 134 Platt, Thomas E. ...................................... 134 Scellato, Frank P. ..................................... 134 Smith, George W...................................... 134 Tomisek, James J.................................... 134 Umlauf, John W. ...................................... 134 Walther, Timothy R.................................. 134 Wintergerst, Kenneth J........................... 134 Rader, Deane P......................................... 180 Freeling, Conrad C. .................................. 191 Dipietro, Joseph F. .................................. 208 Michel, Donald B...................................... 292 Renstrom, James K. ................................ 292 Ireland, Terrence...................................... 313 Aurich, Curtis A........................................ 340 Fisher, Fred R. ......................................... 424 Smith, Robert G. ...................................... 443 Patterson, David W.................................. 455 Pierce, Ralph T......................................... 532 Juedes, Wayne M. ................................... 577 Roberts, Roy A.......................................... 611 Whitehead, Ralph T. ................................ 625 Grasso, Santo L. ....................................... 675Brouillard, Edgar L................................... 676 Black, Larry M. ........................................ 760 Reeves, Cecil E......................................... 774Stewart, George T.................................... 852 Pinkston, Ralph S. ................................. 1245 Riggs, Charles C..................................... 1924

TOTAL DISABILITY PENSIONSAPPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved three hundredeleven (311) total disability pen-sions, as follows:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Haddock, Richard G. .................................... 1 Hopfinger, Henry E. ..................................... 1Langreder, Vernon F. ................................... 1Tillman, Thomas K. ...................................... 1 Chamberlain, Jesse C.................................. 2 Krupp, Norman L.......................................... 2Brogna, Gerard A. ........................................ 3 Camardesi, Robert A. .................................. 3 Carlson, Frank C. ......................................... 3 Cavaluzzi, Michael J. ................................... 3 Cline, Charles J............................................ 3 Colantonio, Dennis N. .................................. 3 Colella, George ............................................. 3 Coppola, Ciro F. ............................................ 3 D Amante, William M. ................................. 3 D Orazio, Dominic J..................................... 3 Dellavalle, Patrick ........................................ 3Dona, Lawrence A........................................ 3 Donohoe, Albert J. ....................................... 3 Elstein, Leonard J........................................ 3Franza, Steven.............................................. 3 Gasperino, Charles A. .................................. 3 Gillen, Robert P. ........................................... 3Guthrie, Junior ............................................. 3 Holst, Robert A. ............................................ 3 Hughes, James............................................. 3Lipschutz, Kevin J. ...................................... 3 Madonia, Paul J. .......................................... 3 Martinesi, Michael E. ................................... 3Masterson, Frank W..................................... 3 Mastriano, Michael....................................... 3 Meehan, Thomas J. ..................................... 3Menton, James D......................................... 3Nicholas, Robert........................................... 3 Orlando, James ............................................ 3Pezzello, William J....................................... 3Piscitelli, James E. ...................................... 3 Savoca, Ronald C. ........................................ 3Scheper, Richard A. ..................................... 3 Schlag, Neil F................................................ 3 Skinner, Ronald T......................................... 3 Soltren, Cosme ............................................. 3Sottile, John V. ............................................. 3 Strenta, Louis ............................................... 3 White, Patrick A. .......................................... 3 Wilson, Mark A. ............................................ 3 Ahlborn, Christine A..................................... 6 Vavao, Iulai.................................................... 6 Garrison, Wade E. ........................................ 7 Lyon, Richard P. ........................................... 7 Decant, Thomas R. ...................................... 8

Wallace, David J. ......................................... 8 Burns, Timothy A. ........................................ 9 Burakoff, Irwin G. ....................................... 11 Douglass, Mark R. ...................................... 11 Elzenga, Ronald C. ..................................... 11 Hubbard, Donald M. ................................... 11 Lindsey, Randall L. ..................................... 11 Lippincott, Donald J................................... 11 Meudt, Tom F. ............................................. 11 Roset, Ronald Q. ......................................... 11 Sargent, Ted W. .......................................... 11 Fitzmaurice, D F. ........................................ 15 Hyneman, Willis E. ..................................... 16 McFarland, James R. ................................ 20 Ray, Glenn C............................................... 24 Rowley, Michael J. .................................... 24 Borgo, Roland M. ....................................... 25 Elliffe, John ................................................ 25 Giallanza, Thomas C. ................................. 25 Sehlmeyer, Ernest F. ................................. 25 Strauss, Alexander F. ................................. 25 Sullivan, Richard P. .................................... 25 Tartaglia, Thomas L. .................................. 25 Thomas, Dennis E. ..................................... 25 Ratcliffe, Sidney F...................................... 26 Wexler, Robert E........................................ 26 Porter, Darryl R.......................................... 29 Fox, Thomas R. .......................................... 34 Berube, Eugene W..................................... 35 Donovan, James J. .................................... 38 Fahl, William J. .......................................... 38 Holztrager, Mark D. ................................... 38 Thomas, Cynthia E..................................... 38 Campbell, John P....................................... 40 Mahardy, Michael E. .................................. 43 Cartwright, Ronald P. ................................ 46 Britz, Peter ................................................. 48 Pasquarette, Ernest R. .............................. 53 Gray, Richard F. ......................................... 56 Long, William D. ........................................ 56 Biggs, Walker V.......................................... 58Bloink, Ronald L......................................... 58 Canich, Michael R...................................... 58 Gryglewski, Gary M. .................................. 58Mazur, Gregory .......................................... 58 Wallen, Dennis J........................................ 58 Wyant, William J. ...................................... 64 Coulter, Elwin J. ........................................ 68 Crabtree, Timothy R. ................................. 68Lujan, Fred ................................................. 68Miller, Gerald H. ......................................... 68 Sandoval, Edward A................................... 68Dickenson, Gary W. ................................... 70 Bond, Thomas K......................................... 76 Henderson, Earl E. ..................................... 76Sundine, Howard C. ................................... 76Beard, Mark R. ........................................... 77 Collins, James M. ...................................... 77 Mackey, Roy E. .......................................... 77 Morehouse, Lloyd E. .................................. 77 Kennedy, Fred S. ....................................... 80 Goans, James R. ........................................ 82 Walder, Owen D. ........................................ 82 Lowie, Robert B. ........................................ 84 Heidt, James E. ......................................... 86 Strassner, James N. .................................. 86 Dormody, James E. ................................... 90 Rolf, James D. ........................................... 96Baziuk, Steve L......................................... 100 Johnson, William B.................................. 100 McKenzie, Ronald L. ................................ 100 Brown, Abraham ...................................... 102 Daley, Joseph V........................................ 102 Mangio, Joseph J. ................................... 103 Noren, William O. ..................................... 103 Scola, Paul J. ........................................... 103 Spinale, Francis J. ................................... 103 Uglietta, Charles A. .................................. 103 Jamieson, Bruce W. ................................ 105 Barger, Dennis L. ...................................... 110 Palus, Mark J. ........................................... 110 Conner, Edward R..................................... 115 McCallum, Cameron S.............................. 115Corbin, Larry P. ......................................... 117 Brownlee, Frederick ................................ 124 Easter, Samuel ......................................... 124 Beard, Daniel D. ....................................... 125 Ducham, Leo J......................................... 125 Grills, Craig R. .......................................... 129 Bruce, Patricia L...................................... 130 Lestremau, Greg J................................... 130 Simmons, Donald J. ................................ 130 Carroll, Robert.......................................... 134 Fasano, Gregory A. .................................. 134 Galvin, John M. ........................................ 134 Lewis, Edward H. ..................................... 134 McElligott, Eugene G............................... 134 Greer, James T. ....................................... 136 Fey, Daniel E. ........................................... 139 Bigelow, Ronald E.................................... 150 Sheppard, John........................................ 150 Overmyer, David A. .................................. 153 Dresen, Clarence A. ................................. 159 Casey, Kevin G. ........................................ 163 Meade, Paul .............................................. 163 Ristaino, Gary A. ...................................... 164 Gassaway, Lester R.................................. 175 Kanipes, Lloyd H....................................... 175 White, Wayne T. ....................................... 175

Fronczke, Phillip J. .................................. 176 Gruenwald, Charles E. ............................. 176 Ward, William J........................................ 176 Fowler, Larry P. ........................................ 177 Williams, James R. .................................. 180 Thomas, Raymond C................................ 191 Huffman, Dennis R................................... 193 Stanley, Steven T. .................................... 193 Walraven, Rick L. ..................................... 196 Goulart, Carl W. ....................................... 208 Scales, Richard L..................................... 212 Karchie, Leo ............................................. 213 Hicks, Randall M...................................... 222 Dangelo, Francis J................................... 223 Kent, Stephen J. ...................................... 223 Kourtz, John J. ........................................ 223 Stout, Donald R........................................ 252 Scherbey, Edward.................................... 258 Sackett, Howard E................................... 280 Bipes, Frederick A. .................................. 292 Lynch, Thomas F. ..................................... 292 Michel, Timothy J. ................................... 292 Schraut, Larry D. ..................................... 292 Waples, William R. .................................. 292 Keosian, Vahram W. ................................ 302 Lange, Dennis J....................................... 302 Lawry, David J. ........................................ 302 Sewell, Devlyn E. ..................................... 302 Marshall, Stephen K. ............................... 306 Fichtner, Robert L. .................................. 307 Disney, Walter R....................................... 317 Stone, Frederick L.................................... 317 Cook, Kenneth W. .................................... 325 Bond, James C......................................... 332 Davis, James R. ....................................... 332 Fleming, Ian D.......................................... 332 Kelley, Jerri L. ......................................... 340 Samuels, Allan T. ..................................... 342 Ardente, R G............................................. 351 Dolente, Ronald J. ................................... 351 Kleinfelder, John A.................................. 351 Mougoyannis, Pericklis ........................... 353 Ostrowski, Joseph ................................... 353 Dunfield, Michael H. ................................ 354 Bevers, Wesley E. .................................... 357 Matter, R.C. .............................................. 357 Richardson, Raymond C.......................... 357 Schandelmeier, David G.......................... 364 Schumacher, Lawrence E....................... 364 Tongue, Michael R. .................................. 364 Collins, Samuel L. .................................... 369 Hatfield, Stanley ...................................... 369 Nelson, Craig L. ....................................... 369 Pierson, Phillip E. .................................... 369 Steinmetz, David A. ................................. 369 Fenderson, Thomas ................................. 380 Redmond, Larry R. .................................. 380 Yoder, Joseph R. ..................................... 380 Merideth, Thomas W. .............................. 413 Munoz, Eduardo ....................................... 428 Brown, Virgil H. ........................................ 429 Reich, Thomas E...................................... 430 Wright, Craig S. ....................................... 441 Carswell, Roy E. ....................................... 443 Price, Stanley R. ...................................... 443 Halliday, Lawrence D. ............................. 456 McDermott, Thomas W. .......................... 456 Pitchford, Warren G. ............................... 466Flanigan, Victor M. ................................... 474 Liles, Robert T. ......................................... 474 Cannon, James N..................................... 479 Holland, U. Avery...................................... 479 Segrest, Garland E. .................................. 479 Williams, Tommy W. ................................ 479 Collins, Daniel G....................................... 481 Duclos, David R........................................ 481 Cowette, Thomas ..................................... 490 Palmer, Clark G........................................ 502 Smith, Larry L. ......................................... 520 Houle, Marc C. ......................................... 530 Chesko, Robert C..................................... 531 Conn, Charles A. ...................................... 531 Harshman, Jack K. .................................. 531 McCullough, Ray A. ................................. 551 Fulmer, James E. .................................... 558 Tripp, Martin J. ........................................ 567 Beagin, Jim F. .......................................... 569 Spence, Robert L..................................... 569 Garrison, Michael..................................... 584 Sabourin, Marcel E. ................................. 586 Bradford, James...................................... 595 Eggers, Gordon T. .................................... 595 Morgan, Paul L. ....................................... 595 Romero, Robert M. .................................. 595 Ury, Richard F. ......................................... 595 Youngblood, Darrell G. ............................ 595 Brown, Paul K. ......................................... 613 Duncan, Alan R. ....................................... 613 Johnson, Wayne P. .................................. 639 McFadden, Robert H. .............................. 640 Crain, Stephen D. .................................... 648 Holland, Edward L. .................................. 659 Poole, Clyde L. ......................................... 666 Koning, Fred............................................. 668 Redmond, William J. ............................... 673 McCranie, Ottie J..................................... 676 Miller, Joey E. .......................................... 676 McDonald, Russell A. .............................. 688 Kirkley, John R. ....................................... 697

Thiakos, Thomas G. ................................. 697 Dukic, Ivan................................................ 701 Gibbons, Charles J. ................................. 701 Giunti, James M. ..................................... 701 Morgan, Robert B. ................................... 701 Fiskum, Leslie A....................................... 714 Tilley, Danny O. ........................................ 716 Rogers, Kenneth L. .................................. 721 McCann, James A.................................... 728 Stewart, Kenny D..................................... 728 Egeline, Ronald D. ................................... 768 Glover, Thurman L. .................................. 852 Lott, Jerry G. ............................................ 972 Lovett, Garry C......................................... 995 Schwendimann, Jeffry L. ....................... 995 Folks, Mark W......................................... 1141 Milam, Don M. ........................................ 1141 Smith, James M. .................................... 1141 Hall, William E. ...................................... 1205 Hunter, Theron C. .................................. 1205 Dumont, Michael J. ............................... 1253 Bonner, Thomas J. ................................ 1319 Dyer, Robert M....................................... 1319 Ramsey, Roger D................................... 1340 Hubner, James R. .................................. 1547 Haley, Sarah T. ....................................... 1579 Chappell, James D. ................................ 1701 Harlton, Victor L. ................................... 2085 Riemer, Thomas M. ............................... 2150 Williamson, Barron K. ........................... 2265


Castaldo, Robert M. ..................................... 3 Phillip, Nevil D. ............................................. 3 Carter, Ben Frede ........................................ 5 Shultz, Thomas P. ........................................ 5 Egebergh, David C. .................................. 134 Fishback, Mike J. .................................... 134 Garber, Frank C. ........................................134 Poerio, Robert C. ..................................... 134 Bysom, Leslie L........................................ 551 Connell, Jimmie C. .................................. 904 Laparr, Gary H. ...................................... 1249 Obrien, Mary N....................................... 2262

APPLICATIONS FOR VESTEDRIGHT TO PENSION BENEFITAPPROVED

The International ExecutiveCouncil approved applicationsfor vested right to pension bene-fits for the following members:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Anderson, David B. ........................................6Baldwin, Joey C. .......................................124Kanipe, Karen D.............................................8McHalffey, Mark D. ...................................194Burk, James T. .............................................17Myers, Jerry L...........................................369Ledeboer, David A. ......................................34James,Mick................................................387Montilla,Michael P. ......................................46Callis, Michael E. .......................................527Broussard, Craig A. .....................................57Berkowitz, Michael R................................551Larsen, Bryant M. ...................................... 57Paulsen, Michael C. ..................................551McCloud, Larry W. ..................................... 57Pham, Louie N...........................................569Borsch, Richard P........................................66Starke Jr., Royden W. ..............................569Whitten, Vernon P. ......................................66Tynes, Billy W. ...........................................852

Payment of Death BenefitsNonRetired Members

The International Executive Councilapproved the payment of death benefitspayable authorized under the provisions ofArticle XI, Section 4 of the IBEWConstitution to the following two hundredseventy-two (272) nonretired members’designated beneficiaries:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Chapman, Earl G. ......................................... 1Fitzgerald, Richard L. .................................. 1 Gossett, Curtis E. ......................................... 1 Lands, Ronald B. .......................................... 1 Lee, Thomas L. ............................................. 1 Southard, Frank M. ...................................... 1 Swindle, Mark S. .......................................... 1 Buono, Carlo F. ............................................. 3 Calhoun, William S. ..................................... 3 Daddi, Robert V. ........................................... 3 De Martino, Anthony.................................... 3 Deprospo, Christoph .................................... 3 Donovan, Kevin............................................. 3 Ferrer, Miguel ............................................... 3 Korn, David I. ................................................ 3 Magagnin, Jay A. ......................................... 3

Ortiz, David G. .............................................. 3 Paez, Joaquin ............................................... 3 Rodriguez, Carlos ......................................... 3 Szeto, Ping F................................................. 3 Walker, Jerome R. ....................................... 3 Smith, Leroy J.............................................. 5 Thomas, James E. ....................................... 6 Jaeger, Scott E. ........................................... 8 Rolnicki, Ronald ........................................... 9 Brown, Kevin C. .......................................... 11 Burens, John D........................................... 11 ConklinMyrland, Michele J. ....................... 11 Francoeur, Bill A. ........................................ 11 Frank, Marcel .............................................. 11 Hannan, David R. ........................................ 11 Hernandez, Victor S.................................... 11 Montemagno, George S. ............................ 11 Morgan, Jason C. ....................................... 11 Murray, George L........................................ 11 Tapia, Jerome L. ........................................ 12 O’sullivan, William J. ................................. 20 Bennett, James N. ..................................... 22 Walker, David J.......................................... 24 Anchundia, Elias J. .................................... 25 Kennedy, John M....................................... 25 Kenney, William F. ..................................... 25 Nolan, Robert W......................................... 25 Barlow, Richard B...................................... 26 Deem, Raymond F...................................... 26 Horstkamp, Wayne K. ................................ 26 Tyler, Vincent F........................................... 26 McWilliams, Charles C. ............................. 29 Sornberger, Barry W. ................................ 34 Blanch, Andrew C. ..................................... 38 Coots, Jeffrey............................................. 38 Gonzales, Charles....................................... 38 Young, Alan H. ............................................ 38 Reeder, Craig A. ......................................... 43 Ross, Jeffrey G. ......................................... 43 Young, Christopher A. ................................ 43 Royal, Loyd L.............................................. 44Combes, Terry L. ........................................ 46 Henderson, Shirley K. ................................ 46 Points, Michael D....................................... 48Knight, David V .......................................... 51 Bracken, Forrest J. .................................... 57 Johnston, Robert E. .................................. 58Richardson, Joseph E. .............................. 58 Ferrell, Bobby L. ........................................ 66Fletcher, Lonnie R. .................................... 66Doyle, Francis L. ........................................ 68 Gotchey, Robert W. ................................... 68 Maloney, James K. .................................... 68Tarr, Jack L. ............................................... 68 Smith, Robert L.......................................... 70Saunders, William L................................... 73Hutchins, James C..................................... 77 Hilton, John F. ............................................ 82 Pearson, Jeffrey S. .................................... 82 Rantuccio, Michael E. ............................... 98 Gooch, Kennie N....................................... 100 Psenner, Eric D. ....................................... 100 Apreda, Philip ........................................... 102 Hansell, Andrew L. ................................... 102 Piceno, Nick J. ......................................... 102 Rogers, Dennis M..................................... 103 Chouinard, Duncan L. .............................. 104 O’Donnell, Wallace E. .............................. 104 Hawkins, Steven....................................... 105 Livermore, Harry M................................... 111 Schnulle, Edwin W. ................................... 117 Zurn, Charles R. ....................................... 124 Larwick, Brent L. ..................................... 125 Shaffer, Lewis P. ...................................... 126 Reitz, Richard E. ...................................... 129 Garton, Charles L..................................... 130 Randolph, Henry Lee............................... 130 Shell, Daniel D.......................................... 131 Beem, Patrick M. ..................................... 134 Blakely, Delbert H.................................... 134 Fontaine, David J..................................... 134 Hammers, Bobby J. ................................. 134 Hermanson, Donald ................................. 134 Jentczak, Kenneth N. .............................. 134 McAuliffe, Timothy J. .............................. 134 Repta, Kenneth P. .................................... 134 Sawica, Ronald J..................................... 134 Tantillo, Leon J. ....................................... 134 Vilumis, Michael J. .................................. 134 Williams, Allen E. ..................................... 134 Bump, Richard A. .................................... 145 Rogers, James R. .................................... 145 Merker, Steve A. ...................................... 150 McDaniel, Steve L. ................................... 153 Michaelis, Christoph D............................. 153 Johnson, Garald J. .................................. 160 Casey, Todd K. .......................................... 164 Lescheck, Daniel J................................... 164 Trotter, Francis A. .................................... 164 Zocco, Steven ........................................... 164 Boynton, David M. .................................... 175 Miller, John G. .......................................... 175 Tinsman, Lloyd W. .................................... 176 Carter, Jimmy R....................................... 177 Genovese, Peter P. ................................... 177 Mongeau, Mark A. .................................... 177 Webley, Douglas C. .................................. 191 Ascher, William J..................................... 193 McLaughlin, Mark R................................. 193


Contreras, Domingo ................................. 196 Hunter, Christopher A.............................. 196 Latham, John B. ...................................... 213 Adams, Steve G........................................ 222 Eichelsderfer, David L. ............................ 222 Gray, Michael ........................................... 222 Powell, Tavelle M. .................................... 222 Dunn, Dean A. .......................................... 223 Bell, Bill A................................................. 230 Fandry, G W. ............................................ 230 Kernachan, John H.................................. 230 Legere, Terrence B. ................................. 236 Szafran, Roger A. ..................................... 237 Coonce, Melvin D. .................................... 257 Rector, Gerald .......................................... 258 Dawson, John F. ...................................... 271 Caccioppo, Leonard A. ............................ 275 Shaffer, Ronald L. .................................... 278 Williams, Lee E. ....................................... 292 Ginn, Steven L.......................................... 302 Lunak, Benjamin E. ................................. 302 Velasco, Sharon D.................................... 302 Nelson, Robert L. ..................................... 307 Gordon, Thomas P.................................... 313 Grammer, Larry J. ................................... 322 Alberto, Slenn R....................................... 332 Green, Dennis H. ...................................... 332 Sena, Randy D. ........................................ 332 Wilson, Robert P. ..................................... 332 Patton, James S. ..................................... 340 Setzer, John D. ........................................ 340 Fox, James L............................................ 349 Lee, Michael ............................................. 351 Bacon, Peter S ......................................... 353 Eickmeier, Stephen R. ............................ 353 Finn, Tom.................................................. 353 Mancinelli, Andrea ................................... 353 Paleothodoros, Vasilios............................ 353 Spensieri, Joseph .................................... 353 Takacs, Joseph S..................................... 353 Kunze, David W. ....................................... 354Woodbury, Richard J. ............................. 354 Austwick, Robert J.................................. 357 Kaffenbaum, Jack ................................... 357Simpson, Robert F. .................................. 357 Bigler, Gary J........................................... 363 Barker, Timothy R. .................................. 369Dozier, Robert R. ..................................... 369 Johnson, Larry W. ................................... 369 Martin, Ronald K. .................................... 369McKinney, David B. ................................. 369 Minnix, Donald R. .................................... 369 Herrera, Joseph E.................................... 387 Blaney, Andrew........................................ 401 Bartels, William L. ................................... 415 Quinlan, Richard T. .................................. 424 Schmidt, Randy W. .................................. 424 Cook, James E. ........................................ 429 Jewell, Roger W. ..................................... 429 Stack, Shannon M. .................................. 441 Tormey, John J. ....................................... 441 Curran, Christoph .................................... 456 Holder, Kelly L. ........................................ 466 Grisanti, Robney J. .................................. 474 Lawson, J scott ...................................... 479 Smiley, David J. ....................................... 481 Huggins, Scott S. ..................................... 494 Tonsor, Millard J. ..................................... 494 Johnson, Lynn D. ..................................... 499 Patterson, Daniel R. ................................ 499 Osburn, Harold A. .................................... 502 Rojo, Michael............................................ 520 McGregor, John R. .................................. 551 Daniel, David M........................................ 558 Douthit, Charles E. .................................. 558 Lawler, Philip C. ...................................... 558 Motes, Robert C. ...................................... 570 Conley, Arthur D. ..................................... 575 Herrera, Jesus ......................................... 583 McLane, Joe M. ....................................... 583 Cochran, Johnnie G................................. 584 Doyle, Ivan................................................ 586 Marr, Lawrence J. ................................... 586Orr, Robert ............................................... 586 Leonard, Charles E. ................................. 601 Roderick, Brad L...................................... 601 Wright, James D...................................... 601 Poore, Michael D. .................................... 606 Robison, Leo R......................................... 606 Pilnock, Walter ......................................... 611 Romero, Mike T. ....................................... 611 Wigley, Lew A. ......................................... 613 Collmeyer, Dave J. .................................. 640 Wrolstad, Dennis R.................................. 640 Berg, Arthur C. ........................................ 659 Wilkey, Terry H. ....................................... 659 Harris, John M. ........................................ 666 Jaffe, Robert L. ........................................ 673 Burleson, Daryl W.................................... 681 Faber, Bruce C......................................... 692 Drenth, David T. ....................................... 701 Junas, Michael C. .................................... 701 Roan, Gary L. ........................................... 702 Hill, Randall T. .......................................... 712 Bridges, Willis A. ...................................... 716 Jones, Glen M. ......................................... 716 Michalsky, Brent L. .................................. 716 Hight, Kenneth A...................................... 738 McKittrick, Mike....................................... 738

Paulk, Andrew J. ..................................... 756 Race, Wayne ............................................ 756 Treadway, David A. .................................. 760 Berger, Donald P...................................... 769 Callaway, Charles W................................ 769 Rentz, Glenn E. ........................................ 776 Britton, James D. .................................... 852 Seaton, Bethanne M. ............................... 873 Pomeroy, Edward A. ................................ 894 Maur, Gregory S. ...................................... 910 Mederos, Lazaro ....................................... 915 Lyons, Gilbert D. ..................................... 1105 Gerber, Joshua H. ................................. 1205 Loper, William C. ................................... 1205 Pittman, Donny E. ................................. 1205 Johnson, C W......................................... 1245 Carroll, Patrick J. .................................. 1249 Paro, Gary L. .......................................... 1249 Lane, Robert D....................................... 1253 Bobb, Samuel G. .................................... 1319 Lane, David J. ........................................ 1393 Padgett, David R.................................... 1393 Gargaro, David ........................................ 1516 Hausmann, John W................................ 1547 Trapp, V. Dean ........................................ 1547 Schoenfelder, Frederick W.................... 1579 Sobocinski, Alan..................................... 1600 Nash, Ronald J. ...................................... 2113 Olsen, John R. ....................................... 2144 Jones, Eric C. ......................................... 2150 Borden, Bradley T. ................................. 2286 Lundrigan, William T. ............................ 2330 Parsons, Wayne C. ................................ 2330


Blue, David R. .......................................... 130 Graham, Michael L. ................................. 134 Wagner, David C. ..................................... 134 Marine, Clyde F. ....................................... 275 Keel, Thomas D. ..................................... 1925


The International ExecutiveCouncil approved the paymentof death benefits payable autho-rized under the provisions ofArticle XI, Section 4 of the IBEWConstitution to the followingone thousand three hundredthirty-one (1,331) retired mem-bers’ designated beneficiaries:

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Ashwell, George A. ....................................... 1 Barnard, Edward G. ..................................... 1 Buffington, James C.................................... 1 Camp, Francis J. .......................................... 1 Dreisewerd, Urban H. .................................. 1Einsporn, Donald F. ...................................... 1 Flotron, Richard D........................................ 1 Handley, William .......................................... 1Hopfinger, Henry E. ..................................... 1 Lux, Gerald J. ............................................... 1 Matthews, William R. .................................. 1McKeon, Edward T. ...................................... 1 Moon, Ronald F. ........................................... 1 Morris, Robert P. .......................................... 1 Pisoni, James P............................................ 1 Schulte, Glennon .......................................... 1Scullin, Paul M. ............................................ 1 Soer, Roy A. .................................................. 1 Story, Herbert B........................................... 1Sutton, Melvin .............................................. 1Velasco, Ernest P.......................................... 1 Walter, Emerson........................................... 1Wessels, Emerich R. .................................... 1 Williams, Donald L. ...................................... 1 Wobbe, William C. ....................................... 1McKinney, Joseph P. ................................... 2 Schreck, George E. ...................................... 2 Steiner, Wiliam O. ........................................ 2 Bendit, Sidney .............................................. 3Benevento, Anthony ..................................... 3 Brown, George.............................................. 3 Bruno, Mario ................................................. 3Cappiello, Joseph P. .................................... 3 Chiappa, Sam J............................................ 3 Conter, John M. ........................................... 3 Crispino, Morris ............................................ 3 Daley, Stanley G........................................... 3 Daur, Thomas ............................................... 3 Dotzler, James J.......................................... 3 Drago, Charles A. ......................................... 3 Furino, Carmine............................................ 3 Garufi, Santo C............................................. 3 Goldsmith, Herman ...................................... 3 Hibbert, Arthur W. ....................................... 3 Hyman, Winston ........................................... 3 Incandela, John............................................ 3 Isaacs, Albert I. ............................................ 3 Kelleher, Thomas J...................................... 3 Klein, William R............................................ 3 Kober, Murray............................................... 3 Kurtz, Emil H. ............................................... 3

Lattoz, Paul S. .............................................. 3 Lewis, Arthur J. ........................................... 3 Lorenzo, Raymond J.................................... 3 Lynch, Wesley J. .......................................... 3 Maldonado, Tomas ....................................... 3 Manno, Joseph............................................. 3 Markowitz, Paul............................................ 3 McSpedon, Daniel G. ................................... 3 Messiano, Patsy A. ....................................... 3 Meyers, Herbert ........................................... 3 Miller, Samuel .............................................. 3 Montalbano, Peter........................................ 3 Paul, Wayne M. ............................................ 3 Perez, Ricardo .............................................. 3 Peterson, Leo................................................ 3 Pittari, Horace .............................................. 3 Polke, Robert J. ........................................... 3 Pugliese, Joseph .......................................... 3 Ramos, Rafael .............................................. 3 Reicher, Irving .............................................. 3 Rohl, Richard S. ........................................... 3 Rossano, Joseph R. ..................................... 3 Rybaczyk, Stephen ...................................... 3 Sciacca, Joseph ........................................... 3 Stella, Daniel J. ............................................ 3 Sullivan, Edward A. ...................................... 3 Valero, Caesar............................................... 3 Wacik, Joseph .............................................. 3 Wallace, Hamilton ........................................ 3 Ziskin, Stanley .............................................. 3 Cypher, Charles B. ....................................... 5 Doerfler, Edward R. ..................................... 5 Gaus, Frank A. .............................................. 5 McClelland, Harvey J. ................................. 5 Quairiere, Alex .............................................. 5 Siefert, Charles W........................................ 5 Smith, Richard A. ......................................... 5 Westhoven, Charles A.................................. 5 Yurczak, Thomas J. ..................................... 5 Brayer, Stephen A........................................ 6 Hamre, Frank................................................ 6Burnett, Arnold K. ........................................ 7 Lesure, Ira W. ............................................... 7 Pike, Kermit J. ............................................. 7Rogal, Walter S. ........................................... 7 Tetreault, Raymond R. ................................. 7 Booth, Richard D.......................................... 8Evans, Leland G............................................ 8 Grant, Bradford F. ........................................ 8Merrill, Richard J. ........................................ 8Nellett, Gerald L. .......................................... 8 Wing, Richard I. ........................................... 8 Andriacchi, J ................................................ 9Brown, Robert L........................................... 9 Hower, Glen H. ............................................. 9Kenney, James W. ....................................... 9Monson, Robert C. ....................................... 9 O’Reilly, Patrick J. ....................................... 9 Phillips, John P. ........................................... 9 Bammes, Paul W. ....................................... 11 Berndes, Earl B........................................... 11 Bourland, Bill P. .......................................... 11 Briggs, Roy L. ............................................. 11 Brinkman, Nelson R. .................................. 11 Case, Gifford R. .......................................... 11 Curiale, Pat.................................................. 11 Deming, Phil E. ........................................... 11 Duears, Robert B. ....................................... 11Felix, Ray M. ............................................... 11 Field, Robert L. ........................................... 11 Furlong, Lester E. ....................................... 11 Horlick, Howard .......................................... 11Hunter, Daniel Y.......................................... 11 Irik, Harry .................................................... 11 Joseph, Donald B. ...................................... 11 Kargo, Edward A......................................... 11Kaufman, Samuel H. .................................. 11 Kessler, Edward L. ..................................... 11 Korbus, Michael C. ..................................... 11Lanasa, Anthony J...................................... 11 Laner, Charles ............................................. 11 Lockshaw, Daniel J. ................................... 11 Malcolm, Robert W..................................... 11 Mangrum, Melvin D. ................................... 11 Morgan, Charles M. .................................... 11Powers, Michael P. ..................................... 11 Salsa, Robert L. .......................................... 11 Saxton, James A......................................... 11 Simmons, Elmer E. ..................................... 11 Simons, Alexander J. ................................. 11 Simons, Charles R. ..................................... 11 Simpson, Levon........................................... 11 Smith, Robert M. ........................................ 11 Vaughn, Delbert E. ..................................... 11 Vaughn, Frank N. ........................................ 11 Lynch, Radford P........................................ 12 McCandless, Herbert C. ............................ 13 Rude, John E.............................................. 14 Johnson, Raymond E................................. 15 Evans, J C. .................................................. 16 Leonard, Clyde M. ...................................... 16 Ring, Harley W............................................ 16 Anderson, Lester M. ................................... 17 Clinard, Barton R........................................ 17 Hall, Wilfred R. ........................................... 17 Harriman, William F. .................................. 17 Hulett, Wayne J.......................................... 17 Osborne, Ralph J........................................ 17 Parker, Leo H. ............................................. 17

Penney, Warren F. ...................................... 17 Varney, James R. ....................................... 17 Berry, Robert .............................................. 18 Ceci, Joe P. ................................................. 18 Dill, Ralph G................................................ 18 Michaels, Bernard ...................................... 18 Rankin, Robert A. ....................................... 18 Warren, Albert L......................................... 18 Zwart, Jacob............................................... 18 Demichele, Vincent J................................. 19 Arredondo, Daniel M.................................. 20 Farris, C C................................................... 20 Frantz, George E. ....................................... 20 Helmer, Cical E. ......................................... 20 James, Bill M. ............................................ 20 Oldham, Thomas L..................................... 20 Reed, Arnold L. .......................................... 20 Roberts, Herbert H. ................................... 20 Young, Harvey E. ........................................ 20 Bisanz, Carl H............................................. 22 Koch, Robert E. .......................................... 22 Scigliano, Joe............................................. 22 Sullivan, Michael J. ................................... 22 Vosicka, Stanley ......................................... 22 Eliason, Elmer O. ....................................... 24 Golden, Roy N. ........................................... 24 Hoefler, Theodore F. .................................. 24 Kahler, Charles H. ...................................... 24 Kendrick, Russell M................................... 24 Kiszner, Louis R. ........................................ 24 Major, Joseph A. ........................................ 24 Maus, Earl M. ............................................. 24 Miller, Kenneth J. ...................................... 24 Pfeil, William A. ......................................... 24 Siemasko, Lawrence E. ............................. 24 Tegeler, August G....................................... 24 Boris, George T........................................... 25 Boris, Robert .............................................. 25 Gilmore, Robert L. ..................................... 25 Kelly, William C.......................................... 25 Mott, James C............................................ 25Mucelli, Frank............................................. 25 Worhle, William M. .................................... 25 Edge, William H. ........................................ 26Johnson, John F. ....................................... 26 Kindle, Dalles T. ......................................... 26 Olsen, Harry................................................ 26Reynolds, Russell L.................................... 26 Spicer, Richard M. ..................................... 26 Stevens, Paul H. ......................................... 26 Pirl, Fred A. ................................................ 29 Lachance, Daniel........................................ 31 Bigham, Paul C. ......................................... 34 Kull, Carl M................................................. 34 Pennington, Paul ........................................ 34 Weber, Emerson G..................................... 34 Wilson, R C. ................................................ 34 Ridolfo, Giacomo C. ................................... 35 Angersola, Jack R...................................... 38 Gundlach, Gilbert R. .................................. 38 Harhay, Raymond ...................................... 38 Lutz, John B............................................... 38 Madorsky, Mark I....................................... 38 Norton, James E. ....................................... 38 Simler, George E........................................ 38 Spino, Sam ................................................. 38 Stankus, Joseph F. .................................... 38 Tancredi, Frank G. ..................................... 39Fallenbuchel, Donn .................................... 40 Staley, Richard W. ..................................... 40 Becker, Milton W. ...................................... 41 Cannizzaro, Joseph P. ............................... 41 Daley, Harold J. ......................................... 41 Friedman, Richard L. ................................. 41 Haungs, Robert F. ...................................... 41 Miller, John H............................................. 41 Muther, Francis J. ..................................... 41 Oswald, Gordon L....................................... 41 Pfau, Warren D. ......................................... 41 Spada, Anthony B. ..................................... 41 Wilczewski, Joseph ................................... 41 Yuhnke, Theodore J................................... 41 Benzing, William J..................................... 43 Brunet, John J. .......................................... 43 Mascari, Anthony M................................... 43 Mosher, Edwin............................................ 43 Rewiuk, Walter........................................... 43 Slawson, John H. ....................................... 43 Tassone, Fred ............................................. 43 Garr, Clifford B........................................... 44 Johnson, Leonard E................................... 44 Johnson, Patrick J. ................................... 44 Komac, Edward .......................................... 44 Mashino, Leonard L. .................................. 44 Huberty, Roy M.......................................... 45 Osinek, Frank J.......................................... 45 Teel, Winton D............................................ 45 Weatherall, Thomas Q. .............................. 45 Witty, Robert C. ......................................... 45 Ackerman, Lawrence C. ............................ 46 Anderson, John E. ..................................... 46 Aries, Henry L. ........................................... 46 Brown, James L......................................... 46 Gardner, Ronald L...................................... 46 Hartshorn, Lloyd N..................................... 46 Hayashikawa, Fukashi ............................... 46 Hayes, Ernest F. ......................................... 46 Vanvoorhees, John R................................. 46 Bartlett, Norbert J..................................... 48

Boner, Harold H. ........................................ 48 Chance, Donald B. ..................................... 48 Gilmore, James R. ..................................... 48 Harris, Frank............................................... 48 McNamee, Bernard E. ............................... 48 Rogge, Emil G. ........................................... 48 Smith, Denzil M.......................................... 48 Garris, John W. .......................................... 50 White, Cyril D. ............................................ 50 Kemp, Carroll T. ......................................... 51 Riley, Orval W............................................. 51 Werner, Edward J...................................... 51 Dressler, Leo L. .......................................... 53 Kilkenny, R J. ............................................. 53 Longcrier, Donald N................................... 53 O’Dell, William R. ....................................... 53 Resen, Raymond ........................................ 56 Christensen, Boyd L................................... 57 Craven, Melford P. ..................................... 57 McNeil, Donald O. ...................................... 57 Neilson, David R. ........................................ 57 Raymond, Daniel J. ................................... 57 Stone, Willis V. ........................................... 57 Sutherland, Lamar D. ................................ 57 Balay, Benjamin C. .................................... 58 Brown, Ernest D......................................... 58 Eko, Charles T. ........................................... 58 Fowler, Harry A. ......................................... 58 Fullmer, Leonard G. ................................... 58 Galbraith, John .......................................... 58 Goodin, Ricky J.......................................... 58 Goodman, Isadore ...................................... 58 Hansen, Harry ............................................ 58 Kentfield, Leon C. ...................................... 58 Mathews, James A. ................................... 58 McQuade, James M................................... 58 Rhodes, Eugene W. ................................... 58 Rouillard, Calvin E. .................................... 58 Sabbath, Booker ........................................ 58 Stelmach, Joseph ...................................... 58 Yank, Bruno V. ............................................ 58Cifalde, William A. ..................................... 64 Gossett, Joe D. .......................................... 66 Jozwiak, Steve J. ...................................... 66McGuire, Jefferson S. ............................... 66 Osborn, Willie W. ....................................... 66 Phipps, John E........................................... 66Smith, Jack E............................................. 66 Stoddard, Robert Y. ................................... 66Vinson, Tommy M. ..................................... 66Ayers, Donald D. ........................................ 68 Christie, James A. ..................................... 68Cirbo, Raymond J. ..................................... 68 Cram, James L........................................... 68 Gibbons, Thomas A. ................................... 68May, Harvey J. ........................................... 68 Minch, Virgil L. ........................................... 68 Smith, Hubert G. ........................................ 68 Zeren, Sylvester P. ..................................... 68 Cullers, Carlton E. ...................................... 70 Kiner, Jennings V....................................... 70 Corley, Steve S........................................... 71 Johnston, Forest D. ................................... 71 Altmaier, Orville J. ..................................... 73 Dillon, John G............................................. 73 Ullrich, Edwin H. ........................................ 73 Hubman, George F. .................................... 76 Sawyer, Jean E. ......................................... 76Shay, Edward G. ........................................ 76 Wiest, Jerome J. ....................................... 76 Arnes, Everett A. ........................................ 77 Bettinger, Alfred G..................................... 77Blaylock, Gordye ........................................ 77 Brighton, Donald E..................................... 77 Brunetti, Thomas B.................................... 77 Doolittle, Lee A. .......................................... 77Everett, Martin J........................................ 77 Featherston, John ...................................... 77 Forthun, Edward W.................................... 77 Gordon, Harry H. ........................................ 77 Lamothe, Raymond J. ............................... 77 Lhotka, Charles R. ..................................... 77Meyer, Howard F. ....................................... 77Rowe, Clark W............................................ 77 Sampson, Raymond R. .............................. 77 Shepler, Porter L........................................ 77 Thompson, Russell J. ................................ 77 Throm, Kenneth W. .................................... 77 Underwood, Zane W. ................................. 77 Woodward, Sidney A. ................................ 77 Lowe, Ralph L. ........................................... 80 Barlow, Gilbert ........................................... 82 Fields, Rush A. ........................................... 82 Miller, Charles R. ....................................... 82 Weidle, Milton E......................................... 82 Justice, James H....................................... 84 Locke, Maynard J. ..................................... 84 Stevens, Edward R. ................................... 84 Vickner, Arnold E. ...................................... 86 Kamercia, Michael M. ............................... 90 Luzietti, Rudolph ........................................ 90 Reed, Charles A. ........................................ 90 Campbell, Raymond D............................... 94 Angel, William E. ....................................... 95 Iannotti, Peter J......................................... 96 Kasabula, Joseph J. .................................. 96 Saucier, John A. ........................................ 96 Taylor, Kenneth W...................................... 96 Baker, Albert A........................................... 97

Dignan, Herbert L. ..................................... 97 Hurley, Frank A. ......................................... 97 Thompson, Robert B.................................. 97 Walker, Frederick H. .................................. 97 Boehm, Robert ........................................... 98 Brooks, Allen W.......................................... 98 Cervellero, Joseph ..................................... 98 Craft, Robert H........................................... 98 Devlin, William E........................................ 98 Ellis, Robert J. ........................................... 98 Gillen, Leo J. .............................................. 98 Gregory, David J. ....................................... 98 Hann, Herbert H. ........................................ 98 Kent, Robert J. .......................................... 98 Mayer, Herman........................................... 98 Mescanti, William T. .................................. 98 Nelson, Jack............................................... 98 Rennert, William M. .................................. 98 Soares, Alfred J. ........................................ 98 Costa, Joseph L. ........................................ 99 Tibbetts, Albert C....................................... 99 Vanhouwe, Robert L. ................................. 99 Anderson, Herbert A. ............................... 100 Boghosian, Jack....................................... 100 Faust, Thomas A. ..................................... 102 Havison, Harold ........................................ 102 London, F D. ............................................. 102 Marciante, Louis P. .................................. 102 Nuber, Charles.......................................... 102 Connors, Keith J. ..................................... 103 Gordon, Merton L. .................................... 103 Gurry, William P. ...................................... 103 Karoul, Glen R. ......................................... 103 Kelley, James E. ...................................... 103 Kelly, Donald W. ....................................... 103 Levesque, Gerard E.................................. 103 Murrin, Frederick ..................................... 103 Oconnell, Gerald W. ................................. 103 Ohandley, Raymond J. ............................ 103 Oneil, Robert A. ........................................ 103 Pascucci, Joseph A.................................. 103Sullivan, Lawrence J. .............................. 103 Whittall, Charles S. .................................. 103 McGrath, Neil............................................ 104 Loga, Edward P. ....................................... 105 Ross, Donald C. ........................................ 105 Kindseth, Allan G. ..................................... 110Mattila, Edward E. .................................... 110 Vitek, Thomas M. ...................................... 110Briley, Leo F. .............................................. 111Martinez, Daniel R. ................................... 111 McKay, Clestus M. .................................... 111 Rouse, James W. ...................................... 111 Schimpf, Jack T. ....................................... 111 Squire, Glen R. .......................................... 111Morgan, Lewis H....................................... 112 Mulholland, George E............................... 112 Shaff, Robert L. ........................................ 112 Snow, Charles E. ...................................... 112 Weaver, Lawrence A. ............................... 112 Wilbur, Frank P. ........................................ 112 Bulch, David C........................................... 115 Clark, Donald A. ........................................ 115 Gray, George D.......................................... 115 Doherty, John W. ...................................... 117 Kitchenham, Donald H. ........................... 120 Todd, Edward W....................................... 120 Wetzel, Hans ............................................ 120 Anderson, Robert D. ................................ 124 Clark, Frank G. ......................................... 124 Miller, Donald E. ...................................... 124 Notz, Herman F. ....................................... 124 Scott, Wilmer B. ...................................... 124 Armstrong, Phil ........................................ 125 Ayers, Robert W. ...................................... 125 Boman, James A. .................................... 125 Bothwell, Roy E. ...................................... 125 Cataford, R G. .......................................... 125 Clark, Charles E. ...................................... 125 Cumming, Graham K. .............................. 125 Dotson, Jacob R. ..................................... 125 Dunlap, Jack A......................................... 125 Eastman, Harrison C................................ 125 Friend, Larry M. ....................................... 125 Harmon, John R....................................... 125 Hinds, Paul P. ........................................... 125 Jones, Lyle E. ........................................... 125 McKee, Jerry W. ...................................... 125 Ollila, Arthur A. ........................................ 125 Reed, Eugene J. ...................................... 125 Youngberg, William O.............................. 125 Boova, Augustus F. .................................. 126 Knittel, Charles J. .................................... 126 Patterson, Gilbert..................................... 126 Schrader, George V.................................. 126 Todd, Earl F............................................... 126 Brandt, John C......................................... 127 Hoffman, James A. .................................. 127 Garcia, Henry T. ....................................... 129 Grills, Craig R. .......................................... 129 Ossman, James W. .................................. 129 Barbier, Percy T. ...................................... 130 Beals, Gary L............................................ 130 Constans, Ila J. ........................................ 130 Datri, John H............................................ 130 Dufrene, Nelson P. ................................... 130 Dugas, Morris J. ...................................... 130 Giovengo, Richard M. .............................. 130 Johnson, Roy E........................................ 130


Labit, Lloyd J. .......................................... 130 Lindsey, Harry E. ..................................... 130 McGuire, Teddy A..................................... 130 Schwartz, Mathias J. .............................. 130 Tavan, George A. ...................................... 130 Winck, Kenneth M. .................................. 130 Bonnes, John ........................................... 131 Geminder, John ....................................... 131 Price, Robert I.......................................... 131 Stewart, James O.................................... 131 Adams, Eugene ........................................ 134 Andersen, Donald M. ............................... 134 Bellovich, Stephen ................................... 134 Berkshire, Robert J. ................................ 134 Bernardi, Domenic ................................... 134 Bialy, Robert J. ........................................ 134 Blaney, James P. ..................................... 134 Buchel, Walter.......................................... 134 Burke, Robert J. ...................................... 134 Cartolano, Louis ....................................... 134 Chathas, Gus J......................................... 134 Churillo, John........................................... 134 Cook, Theodore P. .................................... 134 Deluca, Joseph ........................................ 134 Dowling, Jerry F. ..................................... 134 Faber, Jerome L. ..................................... 134 Florek, John J.......................................... 134 Foley, Robert E. ....................................... 134 Folsom, Eugene V. ................................... 134 Folton, Joseph.......................................... 134 Greenwood, George C. ............................ 134 Hannah, Joseph ....................................... 134 Hazelton, John W..................................... 134 Heinz, Kenneth E. .................................... 134 Hooson, Donald R. ................................... 134 Horan, Aneas ............................................ 134 Huebl, James M....................................... 134 Jones, William ......................................... 134 Juhnke, Thomas H................................... 134 Kawell, Earl .............................................. 134 Kearney, James F. ................................... 134 Kelly, Thomas W. ..................................... 134 Kramer, Joseph........................................ 134 Krevis, William J...................................... 134 Laube, Herbert R. .................................... 134 Laushot, Larry W. .................................... 134 Losew, Peter............................................. 134 Mason, Joseph A. .................................... 134 McCabe, Frank J. .................................... 134 McDonough, James H. ............................ 134 Moore, Abraham J. .................................. 134 Neanhouse, Nick ...................................... 134 Ovalle, Jose A. ......................................... 134 Peplinski, Alex J. ..................................... 134 Perry, Gerald J. ....................................... 134 Phillippe, James N. ................................. 134 Piper, Alfred W......................................... 134 Poznecki, Leo H. ...................................... 134 Rapp, Daniel W. ....................................... 134 Riedy, Edmond E. .................................... 134 Robertson, Robert B................................ 134 Rossol, William H..................................... 134 Sansone, John E. ..................................... 134 Slattery, Donald J.................................... 134 Thyssen, John H. ..................................... 134 Toll, E W.................................................... 134 Wolf, William J. ....................................... 134 Zingraf, Charles L. ................................... 134 Callen, Richard R..................................... 136 Jones, Raymond T. .................................. 136 Kimberly, Jerome H. ............................... 136 Rogers, Joseph J. ................................... 136Swanson, Norman M. .............................. 136 Wheat, Jewel G. ...................................... 136 Osborn, Robert F...................................... 139 Rose, Lavern D......................................... 139Duncan, Walter ........................................ 141 Eimer, Raymond C................................... 141 Holloway, John R..................................... 141 Beinhower, Clair W.................................. 143 Cook, Harold R. ........................................ 143 Thompson, Eugene R. ............................. 143 Zurat, Michael .......................................... 143 Elliott, Dale I. ........................................... 145 Fisher, Arthur E. ...................................... 145 Martens, Herbert W................................. 145 Porter, James H. ..................................... 145 Thompson, Gilbert P. ............................... 145 Willaert, Richard A. ................................. 145 Horn, Albert .............................................. 150 Smith, Donald W. ..................................... 150 Temple, Eugene A. ................................... 150 Blevins, Avery G. ...................................... 153 Coddens, Arthur J.................................... 153 Helmlinger, Virgil L. ................................. 153 Pytlak, James R. ...................................... 153 Affholder, Anthony I................................. 159 Hayes, Lyle W. .......................................... 159 Hilgers, Robert J...................................... 159 Kirchstein, William J. .............................. 159 West, Kenneth W. .................................... 159 Fuller, Warren E. ...................................... 160 Landwehr, Harold..................................... 160 Price, Myles A. ......................................... 163 Benson, Lawrence.................................... 164 Gagliardo, Gregory ................................... 164 Gnech, Caesar N. ..................................... 164 Guarino, Valentino J. ............................... 164 Jobrack, Leonard ..................................... 164

Marsden, Stewart C. ................................ 164 Needham, George H................................. 164 Segelken, Robert W. ................................ 164 Sulborsky, Kennth A. ............................... 164 Davis, William F. ....................................... 175 Edmondson, Johnny W. ........................... 175 Hughes, Leon J. ....................................... 175 Neal, Fay.................................................... 175 Newby, James T. ...................................... 175 Cromer, Holly O. ....................................... 176 Meyerhoff, David L. .................................. 176 Black, Joseph L. ....................................... 177 Brown, Michael W. ................................... 177 Hale, George R.......................................... 177 Hicks, Roland A. ....................................... 177 Parker, John A.......................................... 177 Watkins, Charles B. .................................. 177 Cronin, William J. .................................... 180 Eisenman, Gilbert R. ................................ 191 Gebelin, John M. ...................................... 191 Hemingway, Greydon L. .......................... 191 Hemminger, B Charles ............................ 191 Ward, Wallace C....................................... 191 Colvin, George W...................................... 193 Todd, Irvin L.............................................. 193 Allred, Doyle V. ......................................... 194 King, Glendon ........................................... 194 Prudhomme, Phillip C.............................. 194 Howes, Earl E. .......................................... 203 Cagwin, Eugene R. .................................. 204 Hansen, Leroy .......................................... 204 Atack, George J. ...................................... 210 Beach, Wilson H. ..................................... 212 Gilligan, Michael P. .................................. 212 Hartkemeyer, Carl J. ............................... 212 Hennegan, William H............................... 212 Hooven, Leroy K. ...................................... 212 Ober, Joseph A. ....................................... 212 Oberting, Robert E. ................................. 212 Summerlin, Lewis .................................... 212 Biro, Laszlo ............................................... 213 Burnett, William W. ................................. 213 Cooper, Keith D........................................ 213 Dodd, Michael B. ..................................... 213 Gillespie, Arnold K. .................................. 213 Johnson, Clarence E. .............................. 213 Kynoch, David J. ...................................... 213 Lowrie, E M. ............................................. 213 Shensky, Robert J. .................................. 213 Palm, Harold R. ........................................ 223 Gladfelter, George R................................ 226 Somers, Dale F. ........................................ 226 Tyson, Orville L......................................... 226 Atherley, Arthur P. ................................... 230 Cornwell, Clarence E. .............................. 230Olsen, Melvile F. ....................................... 230 Corrigan, Thomas J. ................................ 231 Dickey, Bernard M. .................................. 231 Moses, Richard A. .................................... 231 Jacobsen, Anton J................................... 233 Hastey, Kenneth G. .................................. 234 Knudson, Gordon M. ................................ 234 Fellman, Thomas...................................... 236 Lajeunesse, Robert A. ............................. 236 Lent, George R. ........................................ 236 Phillips, James H..................................... 236 Waters, Robert A. .................................... 236 Witherell, Emmett E. ............................... 236Crawford, Alvin S..................................... 238 Garren, Curtis O....................................... 238 Auble, Jeffery........................................... 241 Anderson, John W. .................................. 242 Solon, Ronny L. ........................................ 242 Cooper, Alden M. ..................................... 245 Gomer, Robert E. ..................................... 245 Dolbak, Jerry............................................ 254 Tyler, George M........................................ 254 Dimion, Pete............................................. 258 Siemens, Cornelius D. ............................. 258Watson, M A............................................. 258 Byrkit, Donald .......................................... 265 Moncrief, Grover C. ................................. 266Kraemer, William T.................................. 269Hopson, John ........................................... 270 Warren, Robert L. .................................... 270 Lingwood, Douglas H............................... 271 Kantola, Arnold H. .................................... 275 Pearson, Russell B. .................................. 275 Vanantwerp, Floyd D. .............................. 275 Westedt, Earl W. ...................................... 275 Duncan, Robert L..................................... 278 Haydel, Garner A. ..................................... 278 Salinas, Daniel .......................................... 278 Timme, R L. .............................................. 278 Blackburn, Theron M............................... 280 Iler, Robert F. ........................................... 280 Johnson, Martin O................................... 280 Kocks, Clarence C. .................................. 280 Cantrell, Donald E.................................... 283 Dessinger, John R. .................................. 288 Tucker, Dallas L. ...................................... 288 Godwin, James W.................................... 289 Herron, Wallace J. ................................... 292 Loscheider, Robert H............................... 292 Mason, Lawrence J. ................................ 292 Vickmark, Duane R. ................................. 292 Ward, Richard O. ..................................... 292 Cevela, Raymond R. ................................ 295 Dale, Garnett L......................................... 295

Holloway, Gary B. .................................... 295 Minton, Freddie L. ................................... 295 Phillips, Roy J. ......................................... 295 Boyd, Samuel E. ...................................... 302 Fincham, James R. ................................. 304 Klusener, Warren ..................................... 304 Plowman, Lloyd C.................................... 304 Whitener, Robin ....................................... 304 Young, Ralph C. ....................................... 304 Ross, Richard D. ...................................... 305 Woenker, James B. ................................. 305 Singleton, Charles E. ............................... 306 White, Donald W...................................... 306 Logue, John W. ........................................ 307 Danni, Alvin .............................................. 309 Hagemeister, Carl F. ................................ 309 Kassing, Irvin A........................................ 309 Parkhill, Sherman .................................... 309 Hadfield, John J. ..................................... 313 Whitehead, Harvey H............................... 313 Free, Michael R. ....................................... 317 Fuller, George W....................................... 317 Powers, Roy R. ......................................... 317 Price, David H. .......................................... 317 Shlagel, Otto J.......................................... 317 Young, Bernard L...................................... 317 Blackburn, James L................................. 318 Turgeon, Fred M....................................... 322 Yablonski, Alfred ...................................... 322 Beck, Laverne........................................... 323 Odonnell, William H. ................................ 323 Taylor, Ronald E. ...................................... 323 Wright, Euil L. .......................................... 323 Mitchell, Paul J. ....................................... 326 Barr, John P. ............................................ 329 Simpson, Thomas P. ................................ 329 Anderson, Durward S. ............................. 332 Beuselinck, George T............................... 332 Jelesko, Augustine R............................... 332 Moffitt, Richard F..................................... 332 Nugent, William H.................................... 332 Odneal, Jack C......................................... 332 Pyl, Robert C. ........................................... 332 Sarti, John................................................ 332 Schmidt, Fredrick A................................. 332 Benedict, Thomas H. ............................... 340 Elledge, Thomas B................................... 340Luse, Leo M.............................................. 340 Roessler, William T. ................................. 340Spurlin, Walter L...................................... 340Earl, Wallace E......................................... 343 Gusa, Richard E. ...................................... 343 Arland, Richard H..................................... 347 Grant, Ross R. .......................................... 347 Garrett, Jarrett G..................................... 349Heise, Lee H. ............................................ 349Lewis, Richard A...................................... 349 Scott, Hubert D. ....................................... 349 Shields, William R. .................................. 349 Stewart, Lawrence M.............................. 349 Kramer, James O. ................................... 350 Bradel, G S. .............................................. 351 Cannon, William F.................................... 351 Carson, Donald M. ................................... 351 Gross, Edward J. ..................................... 351 Waddell, Richard A. ................................. 351 Fink, Russell H. ........................................ 352 Baran, Mike .............................................. 353 Brennan, Frederic R. ............................... 353 Buxton, Arthur C...................................... 353 Campbell, Joseph .................................... 353 Cleland, James B. ................................... 353 Crawford, Arthur G.................................. 353 Duncan, Stanley D. .................................. 353 Earhart, Donald........................................ 353 Emlay, Robert L. ...................................... 353 Foster, J H................................................ 353 Frost, Gilbert S......................................... 353 Grabiec, Albin........................................... 353 Johnson, Harold....................................... 353 Kepniak, Jan ............................................ 353 Martin, John............................................. 353 McKay, Henry H. ...................................... 353 Mueller, Heinz D. ..................................... 353 Paliulis, Vladis .......................................... 353 Peters, Alan E. ......................................... 353 Sparkes, Robert J. .................................. 353 Watson, Robert N. ................................... 353 Clark, Carlos R. ........................................ 354 Edmiston, George R. ............................... 354 Geisler, Larry C. ....................................... 354 Grange, Ronald L. .................................... 354 Gustaveson, Ervin T. ................................ 354 Cardamone, Frank A................................ 357 Christensen, Raymond S......................... 357 Clark, Robert E. ....................................... 357 Corley, James J....................................... 357 Cripe, Lionel ............................................. 357 Drake, Zane .............................................. 357 Dudley, Alwin L. ....................................... 357 Hornyak, Joseph D. ................................. 357 Mauldin, Fred T. ....................................... 357 Parker, John F.......................................... 357 Ray, Robert E........................................... 357 Thompson, James C................................ 357 Wilks, Stanford D. ................................... 357 Zimmerman, Jerry D. .............................. 357 Jones, Francis C. ..................................... 359 Cunningham, Patrick J. .......................... 360

Grundwald, Eric R. .................................. 363 Marinucci, Joseph P................................ 363 Maxson, Roscoe C. .................................. 363 Ebenezer, Paul R. .................................... 364 Bruce, Ledford C. .................................... 365 Judd, Arnold D......................................... 365 Baker, Fred............................................... 369 Bell, Richard V. ........................................ 369 Cavicchia, Joseph.................................... 369 Evans, James O. ...................................... 369 Fenwick, George C. ................................. 369 Handy, Leon H. ........................................ 369 Hensley, Enos J. ...................................... 369 Jones, Paul K. .......................................... 369 Leger, Billy M........................................... 369 Lewis, William C. ..................................... 369 Morley, Delphin B. ................................... 369 Schwegman, Joe H. ................................ 369 Scragg, Jimmie J.................................... 369 Simpson, Ronald C. ................................. 369 Sluka, Robert F. ....................................... 369 Smith, Leon .............................................. 369 Walker, Chester S.................................... 369 White, Elbert P......................................... 369 Lomonski, Walter L.................................. 375 Schaller, Henry K. .................................... 375 Brown, James C. ..................................... 379 Ferby, Davie L. ......................................... 379 Mills, Clarence M. .................................... 379 Owen, Marshall L. .................................... 379 Endy, Walter C......................................... 380 Fenderson, Thomas ................................. 380 Wiegand, Charles E. ................................ 380 Bailey, Coy B............................................ 382 Carmichael, Russ J. ................................ 387 Dvojack, H A. ............................................ 387 Morris, Paul A. ......................................... 387 Schneeberg, Richard G. .......................... 388 Sook, Roger L. ......................................... 388 Harter, Francis M. ................................... 398 Beck, Robert L. ........................................ 400Mazur, Edward ......................................... 400 Myerjack, Joseph .................................... 400 Newman, Charles L. ................................ 400 Shields, Robert J. .................................... 400 Vadas, Thomas R. .................................... 400 Jaureguito, John W................................. 401Ahola, T..................................................... 402 Rummells, David D. ................................. 405Schaubroeck, Harold ............................... 405 Goninan, Clarence L. ............................... 413 Smith, William H. ..................................... 413 Morganstern, William H. ......................... 420 Blys, Josef ................................................ 424 Hawkes, Harold R. ................................... 424 Gardner, Joel R........................................ 428 Painter, Jack ............................................ 428 Smith, Kenneth D. ................................... 428 Anderson, William E. ............................... 429 Callis, James L. ....................................... 429 Harp, Fred................................................. 429 Randolph, Lewis E. .................................. 429 Sneed, John O. ........................................ 429 Underwood, William L. ............................ 429 Walther, Earl F. ........................................ 433 Freeman, John C. .................................... 440 Silkwood, Author T. ................................. 440 Smetters, Russell A. ................................ 440Cucchetti, Serephino F. ........................... 441 Eshoo, Albert ............................................ 441 Fandel, Robert A. ..................................... 441 Foreman, Richard D. ............................... 441 Grisenti, Guelfo E..................................... 441 Hoffman, Fred .......................................... 441 Hughes, Charles W. ................................. 441 Neil, John L. ............................................. 441 Roldan, Jose R......................................... 441 Sadler, Jack C.......................................... 441 Dunn, James B. ....................................... 443 Hannah, Jack ........................................... 443 Boles, Robert............................................ 444 Starnes, Richard L. .................................. 444 Condra, Robert L. .................................... 445Wood, Simmie A. ..................................... 446 Fisher, Franklin D. ................................... 449 Higgins, Kenneth E. ................................. 449Farley, Thomas D..................................... 453 Bakos, Richard J. .................................... 456 Clausen, Leroy H. .................................... 456 Clausen, William A. ................................. 456 Frazee, Stephen H. .................................. 456 Kiamie, Richard A.................................... 456 Pietrucha, Henry P. ................................. 456 Sorensen, John A. ................................... 456 Targo, Stephen C. .................................... 457 Manning, Virgil S. .................................... 459 Kucharski, Ronald.................................... 461 Thayer, Donald W. ................................... 461 Hamberger, Arnold C............................... 465 Rectenwald, William F. ........................... 466 Roach, Wilford A...................................... 466 Short, Randell R. ..................................... 466 Ricks, Ernest C. ........................................ 474 Wilson, Billy W.......................................... 474 Gregory, Herman T................................... 477 Jeske, Gilbert F. ....................................... 477 Owens, William L. .................................... 477 Hardy, Joseph E....................................... 479 Reese, Arthur W....................................... 479

Noland, Elry E. ......................................... 480 Amick, Robert L. ...................................... 481 Beplay, Norman C.................................... 481 Pratt, Bultman J. ..................................... 481 Flintoff, Bentley W................................... 483 Gichard, Robert C. ................................... 483 Damico, Pasquale A. ............................... 488 Dileo, Fred ................................................ 488 Gorman, Edmund..................................... 488 Newth, Delbert J. .................................... 488 Branzolewski, Paul J............................... 494 Eastvold, Max E. ...................................... 494 Fomotor, Julius W. .................................. 494 Grossmann, Fred W. ................................ 494 Henrichs, Robert W. ................................ 494 Manthey, Clyde F. .................................... 494 Peplinski, Michael J. ............................... 494 Poblocki, Edward C. ................................ 494 Spradley, Edgar L. ................................... 494 Stricklin, Edwin M. .................................. 494 Surges, Donald P. .................................... 494 Swalby, Frederick E. ............................... 494 Volkert, Peter B. ...................................... 494 Stokley, Ernest F...................................... 495 Bell, William F. ......................................... 499 Sorensen, Hans E. ................................... 499 Williams, Floyd L. .................................... 499 Haley, Gary M. ......................................... 505 Zimlich, Bernard H. ................................. 505 Blissett, Charles E. .................................. 508 Eakin, Otho R. .......................................... 508 Lee, Julian W. .......................................... 508 Shuman, Eddie J. .................................... 508 Crowley, Robert E. ................................... 518 Tysoe, John M. ......................................... 518 Isaacs, Leonard F. .................................... 520 Kirk, Howell A........................................... 520 Schiller, Jimmy ........................................ 520 Fleming, Brevared K................................ 527 Trafton, William G. ................................... 527 Morrisroe, Robert J. ................................ 531 Wright, Robert W..................................... 531 Ewals, Edward H...................................... 532 Moser, Ernest R. ...................................... 540Pomerhn, Edward A................................. 544 Mitchell, Robert W................................... 551 Smith, Ronald E. ...................................... 551Brooks, Frank A. ...................................... 553 Doughtie, Eric N. ..................................... 553 Lewis, Roy A. ........................................... 553 Parker, Robert C. ..................................... 553 Gann, Pearl L. .......................................... 558 Herston, Leon L. ...................................... 558 Kirkland, Lex W. ...................................... 558 Powell, Keith E. ....................................... 558 Rippey, Nathan L. .................................... 558 Smith, Malcolm D. ................................... 558 Patterson, Stanley M............................... 561 Angotti, Richard W. ................................. 567 Woodhead, Edward A. ............................. 567 Gignac, Emile ........................................... 568 Hamilton, John ........................................ 568 Chase, Charles H. .................................... 569 Craft, Robert R. ....................................... 569 Haff, Gerard T. ......................................... 569 Hamlow, Howard L. ................................. 569 Haskett, Ralph ......................................... 569 Highland, William T. ................................ 569Lovin, Wayne E. ....................................... 569 Matteau, Martial ...................................... 569 Munger, Arthur V. .................................... 569 Peterson, Gary L. ..................................... 569 Saldano, Arthur F..................................... 569 Smith, Norman L. .................................... 569 Wright, R D. ............................................. 569 Abbs, John J. ........................................... 570 Bruening, Ronald J.................................. 570 Dorffi, Wayne C........................................ 570 Maynard, Robert G. ................................. 570 Crawford, Melvin J. ................................. 576 Rohde, Richard E. .................................... 577 Hunt, Thomas W. ..................................... 583 Schafer, William ...................................... 583 Faries, Odes.............................................. 584 Pearsall, Virgil W. .................................... 584 Ramsey, Roger L. .................................... 584 Chretien, Hector ...................................... 586 Beville, Norman F. ................................... 595 Harryman, James L................................. 595 Hatton, Ora L. .......................................... 595 Hoskins, Gerald G. ................................... 595 Peterson, Fritz W. .................................... 595 Roy, Fredrick G. ....................................... 595 Hale, Edwin J........................................... 596 Watts, Wayne W. ..................................... 596 Hardyman, Nyles R. ................................. 601 Samek, Jacob T. ...................................... 601 Deaver, Billie R. ....................................... 602 Hunt, Adolph C......................................... 602 Garrett, Purvis C. ..................................... 605 Kuykendall, Roy F. ................................... 605 Sims, Walker L......................................... 605 Newmons, Leonard N. ............................. 606 Bone, Elmer J. .......................................... 611 Calvert, James.......................................... 611 Douthit, James E...................................... 611 Dycus, Julian ............................................ 611 Gallaher, Fred E........................................ 611 Johnson, Pat A. ........................................ 611

Rigg, Thomas G. ....................................... 611 Sewell, Connie B. ..................................... 611 Stein, Charles J. ....................................... 611 Ballard, Farris M. ..................................... 613 Caldwell, Harmon M. ............................... 613 Fellmann, Henry F.................................... 613 Freeman, James B. ................................. 613 Graham, Willie G...................................... 613 Jones, Roy T............................................. 613 Lefebvre, Joseph E.................................. 613 Stallings, William L.................................. 613 Tedford, Bennie L. ................................... 613 Wallace, Charles E................................... 613 Baird, William E........................................ 617 Lamout, Enrique ....................................... 617 Upp, Charles E. ......................................... 617 Wills, Edwin W.......................................... 617 Diercks, Gerald E. .................................... 618 Nantz, William F. ...................................... 622 Oickle, Barry W. ....................................... 625 Gill, Leonard M......................................... 637 Alexander, Joe F. ..................................... 639 Lax, Kenneth W........................................ 639 Smithen, Thurman J. .............................. 639 Derner, John F. ........................................ 640 Hayes, Daniel L. ....................................... 640 Herrick, Kenneth L. ................................. 640 Linder, Henry G........................................ 640 Pacek, Anthony L..................................... 640 Scott, Melvin F. ........................................ 640 Utterbeck, John E. .................................. 640 Bennett, John C. ...................................... 647 Covington, James B................................. 647 Humphreys, Shelby P............................... 647 Brimer, Gale L.......................................... 649 Geisen, Leo H. .......................................... 649 Stricklin, John F....................................... 649 Leslie, Harold R........................................ 654 Carr, Roy W.............................................. 659 Clinton, Dewey A. .................................... 659 Foster, Hoyt A. ......................................... 659Furber, Edgar E. ...................................... 659 Kennedy, John H. .................................... 659 Meyer, Raymond H.................................. 659Schmeck, Francis J. ............................... 659 Covey, Robert W. ..................................... 663 Fenhouse, William M............................... 663Labelle, Albert W. .................................... 663 Kimball, William H. .................................. 665Rice, Eric A. ............................................. 665Cecchi, Andrew J. ................................... 666 Dent, Ralph T. .......................................... 666 Hairfield, Robert E................................... 666 Massey, John R. ...................................... 666 Pittard, Robert E. .................................... 666 Roberts, Jesse L...................................... 666 Craig, Nicholas L. .................................... 668 Dawson, Elmer V. ..................................... 673 Ford, Robert J. ......................................... 673 Sennett, Benney ....................................... 674 Hartsough, Jerry L. ................................. 683 McGillivray, Robert C. ............................. 683 Obert, Herman L. ..................................... 683 Pipes, Clayton E....................................... 683 Rush, Jack R............................................ 683 Voit, Raymond L....................................... 683 Dewitt, Harmon........................................ 686 Wisniewski, William ................................ 686Burley, John R. ........................................ 692 McLean, Robert ....................................... 692 Smith, Louis E.......................................... 692 Boesch, Charles R. .................................. 694 Dekema, Wilbur E.................................... 697 Irwin, David R. ......................................... 697 Lach, Gerald J.......................................... 697 Medved, Robert D.................................... 697 Bech, Douglas A....................................... 700 Fraley, Herbert B. .................................... 700 Young, Sherman....................................... 700 Collins, Jack A. ........................................ 701 Dukic, Ante A. .......................................... 701 Blair, Myles............................................... 702 Green, Rollo L. ......................................... 702 Jewell, Harold B. ..................................... 702 Lockhart, Stonewall A. ............................ 702 Maurer, Carl H.......................................... 702 Moore, Bill ................................................ 702 Nordmeyer, Dale L. .................................. 702 Pace, John C. ........................................... 702 Russell, Roy C. ......................................... 702 Shrum, Harold L....................................... 702 Smothers, Gilbert E. ................................ 702 Snodgrass, William M. ............................ 702 Spore, Howard L. ..................................... 702 White, William A. ..................................... 702 Conrad, Elroy P. ....................................... 709 Cochran, James M. ................................. 712 Rice, Paul S. ............................................. 712 Bailey, Rodman D. ................................... 714 Griffin, James K....................................... 714 Larson, Arlo L. .......................................... 714 Arie, Clayde F............................................ 716 Brown, Lee W. .......................................... 716 DellaCalce, Michael A. ............................. 716 Giblin, Lawrence P. .................................. 716 Hauck, Harvey W...................................... 716 Parmley, Marvis S. ................................... 716 Deverick, James W.................................. 723 Hunt, Maurice E. ...................................... 725


Jacobs, Henry L. ...................................... 725 Allison, Lacy D.......................................... 728 Deedrick, Robert I.................................... 728 Donley, Larry N. ....................................... 728 Hatcher, Arthur H. ................................... 728 Ritz, Charles G. ........................................ 728 Moore, Thomas H..................................... 734 Cagle, Thomas E. ..................................... 738 Farmer, Robert O. .................................... 743 Nawa, Charles R....................................... 743 Messenger, Harry V. ................................ 753 Cosper, Henry E. ...................................... 756 Lehew, Jack ............................................. 756 Brown, Eugene C. .................................... 760 Canterbury, James W. ............................ 760 Dunnam, A G. ........................................... 760 Graves, Billy E. ......................................... 760 Merrell, Albert R. ..................................... 760 Miller, Odie D. .......................................... 760 Parker, Dale E. ......................................... 760 Smith, Wallace T...................................... 760 Wooten, Johnny L. .................................. 760 Middaugh, Harold W................................ 766 Gillispie, Marvin E.................................... 768 Lynch, Dan W. .......................................... 768 Pollock, Russell E. ................................... 768 Gates, Tommy T. ...................................... 769 Green, John D. ......................................... 769 Horn, Eugene V. ....................................... 769 Kinghorn, David C. ................................... 769 Kirksey, Noble R. ..................................... 769 Thrailkill, Bobby J. .................................. 769 Buzhardt, Carl L. ...................................... 772 Mayville, James D.................................... 773 Cooke, William J...................................... 776 Gallagher, Richard P. ............................... 776 Holst, David R........................................... 776 Meyer, John A. ......................................... 776 Lydon, William X. ..................................... 791 Everage, Burl C. ....................................... 801 Bausinger, John E. .................................. 812 Arant, James L. ........................................ 816 Berry, Ronald L. ....................................... 816 Gholson, James H. ................................... 816Riley, Lex G............................................... 816 Enoch, Ray ............................................... 835 Jordan, Claude L. .................................... 835Chatfield, George M. ............................... 841 Hill, Charlie W. ......................................... 852Scott, Arthur M. ....................................... 852Ramey, Carl E. ......................................... 855 Sciscoe, Thomas W. ................................ 855 Breaux, Dallas .......................................... 861 Broussard, Harold .................................... 861 Guidry, Alvin J. ........................................ 861 Milsted, Joseph R.................................... 861 Hendrickson, Paul W. .............................. 865 Smith, Thomas C. .................................... 870 Ridenour, James R. ................................. 873 Barnes, Gerald L. ..................................... 876 Pagel, Arnold F. ........................................ 876 Hale, Benjamin D..................................... 889 Mason, Falcolm R. ................................... 895 Facteau, Donald W................................... 910 Jagaciewski, Edmund.............................. 910 Yates, Lloyd T. .......................................... 914 Bailey, Albert H. ....................................... 915 Hancock, Lewis H. ................................... 915Hobbs, William F. ..................................... 915 Terrell, Edward L. ..................................... 915 James, William D. .................................... 917 Bridges, Ethan B...................................... 934 Byrd, Horace W........................................ 934 Keisling, Albert H. .................................... 934 McQueen, Harold R.................................. 934 Phillips, Elmer O. ..................................... 934 Sexton, Oral D. ......................................... 934

Young, Richard M. ................................... 948 Barck, Vernon........................................... 949 Huckaby, Donald G. ................................. 952 Craig, William........................................... 953 Edge, Lyle J. ............................................ 953 Olson, Leonard E. .................................... 953 Smuhl, Chester A..................................... 953 Thiel, Albert C. ......................................... 953 Willemssen, Henry L. .............................. 953 Robinson, John G. ................................... 962 Hamouz, Donald J. .................................. 969 Smith, Jack R. ......................................... 970 Cox, Samuel R. ......................................... 972 Davis, Curtis J. ........................................ 995 Duplessis, Harvey J................................. 995 Fletcher, Donald O................................... 995 Guidry, Hilton J. ...................................... 995 Hill, Hilton H. ............................................ 995 Kerr, Kenneth W. ..................................... 995 Leblanc, John G. ..................................... 995 McConnell, John W. ................................ 995 Ramirez, Ward M..................................... 995 Vidrine, Eugene L. ................................... 995 Rainer, Sidney ........................................ 1002 Woodruff, Paul F. ................................... 1002 Farish, Thomas E. .................................. 1053 Adams, Frederick M............................... 1077 Bosson, Charles B. ................................. 1105 Brown, James M. ................................... 1105 Corder, James W.................................... 1105 Stevens, George E. ................................. 1105 Rackley, Willa M. .................................... 1116 Loughman, Jack B. ................................ 1141 Stevens, Edwin L.................................... 1141 Antonio, Edwin E. ................................... 1186 Matsushima, Shigeo J. .......................... 1186 Takemoto, Howard T............................... 1186 Ray, Charles F. ....................................... 1200 Corbin, Ulysses ...................................... 1205 Hendry, Wayne ...................................... 1205 Corley, Clyde O....................................... 1210Breister, John P. .................................... 1220 Gause, John ........................................... 1220 Davis, Donald L. ..................................... 1245Henriod, Gerald L. ................................. 1245 Sharpe, Verlin......................................... 1245 Sherman, William S............................... 1245Sires, Jessie E. ...................................... 1245 Bolak, Peter............................................ 1249Farr, Jesse E.......................................... 1249Richards, James H. ............................... 1249 Hartt, Lawrence H. ................................ 1253 Nason, Vernon R. ................................... 1253 Paul, Joseph F. ...................................... 1253 Nobu, Andrew M. ................................... 1260Maharty, Robert J. ................................ 1319 Mattie, Richard T. .................................. 1319 Pietrzykoski, Edmund W. ...................... 1319 Shultz, Howard L.................................... 1319 Wesoloski, Joseph ................................. 1319 Nalaielua, Robert K. .............................. 1357 Lasko, Peter............................................ 1377 Mallula, William J. ................................. 1377 Roman, John .......................................... 1377 King, Albert............................................. 1379 Weaver, Richard C................................. 1392 Barnes, Harold E.................................... 1393 Miller, Carson H. .................................... 1393 Repking, Frank P. .................................. 1393 Umbach, Charles F. ............................... 1393 Zimmerman, Jerry D............................. 1393 Devries, Russel E. .................................. 1426 Fisher, Howard G. .................................. 1426 Olson, Gaylan ......................................... 1426 Olson, Palmer L. .................................... 1426 Malcolm, Douglas G. ............................. 1430Cessna, Allen B...................................... 1464

Reichenbach, Robert B. ........................ 1491 Metzgar, Cecil G. .................................... 1516 Thomas, Ellis........................................... 1516 Reynolds, David R. ................................. 1531 Anderson, David G.................................. 1547 Berry, Leonard........................................ 1547 Buchanan, Fred H. ................................. 1547 Monson, Jerry L. .................................... 1547 Radoff, George ....................................... 1547 Rebischke, Jerome O. ........................... 1547 Revel, Leon H. ........................................ 1547 Slate, Joe L............................................. 1547 Wilson, Alexander L. .............................. 1547 Zieglmeier, Ralph M............................... 1547 James, Aaron A...................................... 1579 Rush, Jesse L. ........................................ 1579 Strzelec, John J..................................... 1600 Kohlenberg, Lena R. .............................. 1613 Eiland, Johnnie E. .................................. 1629 Madzia, William P. .................................. 1672 Doucette, Theodore ............................... 1687 Hawes, Louis W. ..................................... 1701 King, Jack W. ......................................... 1701 Lynch, Ronald D. .................................... 1701 Kehret, William F.................................... 1788 Sloat, Kenneth D. ................................... 1788 Smigielski, Floyd M. .............................. 1805 Morris, James E..................................... 1925 Cathcart, William I................................. 1928 Simpson, Aton L..................................... 1988 Harlton, Victor L. ................................... 2085 Ogilvie, William R. ................................. 2085 Kwasigroch, Robert W........................... 2150 Brack, L C. ............................................. 2286 Burrows, William A. .............................. 2295 Mermel, Michael L................................. 2295


Payment of death benefits waspaid to the following one hun-dred seventy-one (171) retiredmembers from the InternationalOffice:

Adams, Luther M.Anderson, David H.Ashurst, Greene E.Ayres, Henry W.Bastian, Paul G.Billman, Frank W.Birchmore, Willis C.Bland, Oscar C.Bowen, Bert E.Boylan, Patricia C.Brant, Homer D.Brazell, William J.Brekke, Gloris V.Brocato, Joseph A.Burnett, Carroll E.Call, BobCannon, Samuel M.Carson, James R.Carson, Kenneth D.Christie, Herbert R.Christinzio, Louis F.Coker, Morgan C.Coleman, Calvin E.Coleman, Tommie C.Collins, J F.Colwell, David C.Coman, George B.Conger, Buel M.Considine, Robert L.Crane, Billy D.Cummings, Jesse H.Damato, Louis A.

Davis, Edward A.Dawkins, Hugh E.Dawley, Robert W.Deitz, William H.Devine, James T.Dillingham, Leland E.Doubler, JosephDumermuth, Howard H.Eaves, John E.Edwardson, Richard J.Elbe, Albert E.Esterline, Donald B.Fahy, Michael H.Flansburg, Lawrence S.Flynn, Gerald F.Fogarty, Robert O.Franke, Frederick G.Fritz, Eugene J.Gagnon, LeonGarber, WallaceGatejen, Gerald P.George, James W.Gibson, Arnold T.Gibson, Omer L.Gillum, Kenneth F.Gisslen, Robert C.Glass, Norman G.Goolsby, Clyde M.Grebeldinger, Donald J.Grufman, Kenneth H.Gustafson, John R.Hahn, John E.Halasz, StephenHammer, Gordon L.Harlos, Harold H.Harmon, RaymondHarrington, Robert E.Harris, George W.Heckman, HenryHess, Benjamin E.Hoecker, Raymond L.Hood, John F.Horrall, Andrew E.Howe, Olaf L.Hughes, David A.Hunt, Donald J.Hunt, Jake H.Janis, John R.Jeffress, Donald E.Kelley, Billy J.Kennedy, Harry S.Ketchum, Vernon L.Kincaid, Alvin A.Kinsel, Edgar O.Kirby, Anna E.Klein, Louis N.Knight, Elmer L.Kuzmak, WilliamLeino, William R.Lemagie, Richard H.Lenc, Joseph C.Lindquist, Carl H.Lindsey, Floyd A.Long, Clarence G.Lotesto, Rocco P.Marcinkowski, Clemens J.Markey, John R.Martin, Roger M.Marvich, Clarence M.Matz, Charles H.Mikkelson, Vernest H.Mize, Carl H.Nantell, Reuben J.Niles, James R.Payton, Lyle E.Peterson, Lloyd G.Phipps, Alton J.

Pilson, John O.Popp, Lewis B.Porter, James E.Powell, Elbert B.Putman, Robert M.Read, Jack C.Reece, John E.Reed, Robert S.Reilly, James M.Richardson, Carl O.Richardson, John L.Richardson, Norman M.Riley, John P.Rogers, Archibald H.Rogers, Eugene R.Rogers, William A.Rolfes, Frank G.Round, Franklyn C.Rubin, JosephRutledge, FrankRyan, Donald C.Salvetti, PeteSanderson, Leland L.Sayler, Robert O.Schluter, Quinlan A.Schreiber, Curtis V.Senninger, Richard A.Senrud, John T.Shaw, Linwood I.Shehab, Charles J.Shultz, Ray E.Smith, Loyal G.Speer, Ronald E.Stabley, Carl C.Staggs, Carroll E.Steffani, Ralph J.Steinmiller, Norbert F.Stertz, VictorStinson, William W.Stuchlik, Charles F.Symms, Alvin D.Thomas, Leonard W.Thompson, Edward W.Toles, William A.Trombley, Edward E.Tuohey, Frank W.Vanort, Thomas M.Wade, KendallWaller, Joseph E.Wharton, Osborne A.White, Arthur L.White, Robert J.Wiener, Jerome N.Wieszczecinsk, Frank H.Winters, Billie W.Wolfe, Orville R.Wolfrom, Keith B.Wortman, William A.Wright, Albert W.Young, E R.

Zaske, Owen A.Zientara, Joseph S.

BIRTH DATES

Acceptable documents weresubmitted, and corrections havebeen made in the InternationalOffice records of the followingmembers:


Obress, John...............................................115Donovan, John M. .....................................134

MEMBERSHIPIN L.U.

Gilman, Adam.................................................3Strenta, Louis.................................................3McCawley, Jr., Thomas J...........................26Donovan, James J. .....................................38Griffin, Clarence, E.,....................................58Weston, Kenneth .........................................60Axtell, Donald D. ..........................................77Kenny, Jr., Clair T. ......................................81Borrelli, Richard J.......................................99Brunath, Peter S........................................105Ralph, Meryl ...............................................115Gerding, Jr., Charles R.............................130Condra, James W. .....................................175Maynard, Glen J. .......................................175Demarinis, Joe D.......................................213Dyck, Robert G. .........................................213Radelet, Barry G........................................213Zaloga, John J. .........................................236Lee, Edward ...............................................254Breckenridge, Fred J................................351Villegas Sr., Raymond...............................351McNew, James P. .....................................369Seidenfaden, David C. ..............................369Bramwell, Mikhail .....................................424Clarkson, James L. ...................................424Kiernan, Norman J....................................424Rusnak, Taras ............................................424Raines, Thomas E. ....................................505Linton, Elroy J. ..........................................529Bouffard, Denis .........................................568Nugent, Tom ..............................................595Townsend, Archie L. ..................................613Stroud, Billy B. ..........................................666Hill, Raymond C. ........................................728Dick, Derek ................................................804Bulic, Steve................................................993Graham, Linden P......................................995Absher, Eugene C. ...................................1141Campbell, John P. ...................................1340

THE NEXT REGULAR MEETINGThis regular meeting of the International Executive

Council was held in Hershey Park, Pennsylvania.This meeting adjourned on Thursday, June 7,

2007.The next regular meeting of the International

Executive Council will commence at 8:00 a.m., onTuesday, September 18, 2007, in Washington, D.C.

FOR THE INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Patrick Lavin, SecretaryInternational Executive Council

ing the labor shortage) are better work-ing conditions, higher pay and moretraining,” wrote Industry Week maga-zine in 2005.

In order to meet the utility workershortage, many universities working inpartnership with the IBEW have begun

to offer on-site training programswhich provide both job training andcollege credit. For example in Washing-ton, Local 77 has for the last two yearspartnered with Centralia College torecruit and train a new generation ofutility workers, in addition to their pre-apprenticeship programs.

The labor crunch poses a majorchallenge to the IBEW but it also posesan opportunity to win back marketshare. “Given the heightened demand,it makes sense to step up organizing.

The labor shortage gives it leverage fororganizing in these markets, somethingthe IBEW is already doing in places likeFlorida,” Grabelsky said.

“We are in there slugging and readyto face the future,” President Hill said.“Our place in that future will be secureif we have that vision and the courageto do what needs to be done—orga-nize, recruit, compete for the work andcontinue to be the best trained, hardestworking, most skilled tradesmen andwomen we can possibly be.” 1


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