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LISLE, ILLINOIS

JUNE 2011

PresidentDave “The Girls, ”Perk, Barb, Rox, Karen

Chris Nunn

Chicago Pizza

Region II JCI Senate

Banquet Lisle,Ill

Joe's Crab Shack

Dave SternPage 4

Train Ride Home$4.50 for the train, $55 for the cab, meeting potential Jaycees Pr iceless.What a week, it started out with a 25 + hour train trip to Chicago to attend theJaycees National Convention and then my 1st National Senate Convention. The

Jaycee and Senate Conventions were great, the Illinois Jaycees definitely know hos-pitality, and I met a lot of great people but that isn’t what this story is about…I had to leave the convention the night of the Senate banquet, so I packed mythings and caught the hotel shuttle to the Lisle train station on my way to Union

Station to head back to NY. I spent a few extra minutes speaking with the shuttledriver who inquired about the group staying at their hotel. I explained about theJaycees and the Senators and thanks to Patricia (PIE) from South Carolina I had aJaycee application on me. I wrote my name on it and told her to speak to the Sena-tors to find a local chapter.

TRAVEL TIP: Make sure when you’re looking at a train schedules remember tocheck if it is AM or PM. The train I expected to take was 12 hours earlier in theday, and the next train would get me to Union Station 10 Minutes after my trainleft. My train leaving Albany was 4 hours late to arrive; of course this train was

right on time, so what do I do?I decided to take a cab, as the other options of getting stranded in Chicago or pay-ing for another hotel night weren’t ideal. Two college kids carrying strange boxmasks approached the cab, when they mistakenly heard the train is late. I asked,

“are you from LMFAO,” (this is a current music group for those of you who aren’tas hip as I am, it stands for Laughing My F’ing A$$ Off). They responded, “nothey weren’t LMFAO, but they were using them for an LMFAO promotion. Howdid you know that?” I told them “I actually saw them in concert a couple weeksago. Did they need a ride to the station?” They were stunned that I knew the group

and we shared a cab to Union Station and talked about college, their goals and thereason I was in Chicago, the Jaycees and the JCI Senate. I shared about the Jayceesand the opportunities they have given me over the past decade, the fact the Jayceesraised $21,000 dollars this weekend for Joplin, MO. They were interested in the

Jaycees, especially when I told them women are members too. At the end of thetrip I told them I’d cover all the cab fare, they just needed to check out thewww.usjaycees.org website. Once again, thanks Patricia, I had another Jayceeapplication in my wallet. I wrote the Jaycee website on it, my name and gave thema business card. These 2 college kids are from Chicago and go to college in Texas.

They are young, ambitious and now also have a story to share with their friendsabout meeting a Jaycee at a train station. I hope you were able to pass along theJaycee Passion on your travels home from a wonderful Senate meeting.David Stern Senator 68349

NYS JCI Senate President Elect

SENATE HANDBOOK

I have been writing the historyof the NYS senate , originallystarted 1n 1997 in an effort topreserve our heritage. I amlooking for minutes and news-letters as well as other statenewsletters from other presi-dents you may have saved. Ineed hard copies as I am in anursing home and do not haveaccess to a printer. Items stillneeded are from the following:1984-85 Pres. H.R.Joe Emer-son #28440-newsletters andmeeting minute,1991-92 President Dave DoyleMeeting Minutes1992-1993 President JackMaines Meeting Minutes1993-1994 President DarrylJones Newsletters and minutes1994-1995 Linda Shaffer meet-ing minutes1995-1996 Richard Dick Tilton,Meeting Minutes1996-1997 Ron 'Weiler News-letters and minutes1997-1999 Mary Alice KimballNewsletters and Minutes1999-2000 Jim Sutton news-letters and minutes2000-2001 Karen Cave, news-letters and meeting minutes2007-2008 John Tyo, January2008 newsletter.2009-2011 Jesse Arteche,meeting minutes accept forOct. 15, 2010 and Jan. 28, 2011

Any other materials or itemsthat you feel should be included

Please send any of these itemsto me at Jim Harmaty, ErieCounty Medical Center, 462Grider Street, Room 508,Buffalo, NY 14215

Thank you,Jim Harmaty #318091987-89 President

VICE PRESIDENT CENTRAL

Greetings from the Vice President.Fellow Members, friends and Jaycees.With the coming of our Holiday Seasons, Iwould like to extend a Happy and Well

Intended extension of Goodwill for ourmembers of the NYJCI Senate group.

I would encourage all our Senators to con-

tinue financial support of dues and raffles.Our board is trying consistently to maintaina standard of excellence the member bodylooks for in a JCI Senate organization. As

a JCI Senator, you were recognized by yourpeers as being one of the best. In your pastcontributions for time, effort and exemplaryservice to the Jaycees and community inter-

actions for positive accomplishment.

Please consider visiting our next meeting,as we still meet with the NY Jaycees at

their conventions. I can be reached for anyquestions or input at (315) 732-4255.Thank you for your support and confidenceof the NYS JCI Senate.

All the Best,Chris Nunn #60786V.P. NY JCI Senate

PAST PRESIDENT'S NOTE-BOOK

Hello again! First may I state that in mylast newsletter article, that on March 4th,

that I had a luncheon visit from three mem-bers of the Durham Region JCI SenateClub. Those Canadian JCI Senators whoattended were 1999-2000 Canada JCI Presi-

dent Bill Skribe #25511 (Oshawa, Ontario),Joe Hogan #20280 (Oshawa, Ontario) andSteven Galpin #21593 (Brooklin, Ontario).

While here they did take a few pictures,

in which they later posted on line over theinternet. Well due to my surprise on March23rd, when I went to check my e-mail mes-sages and found it loaded with many “Get

Well” wishes from some old longtime JCISenate friends from years gone by and frommany people I have never met!

The following were individuals I haven't

seen in some years, they are as follows:Bert Kennedy # 05922, Candada, Tony Fou-bert #31149, Canada, Alan Salmon #12323,Canada, Earl Sawyer #28243, Missouri,

Mary Sawyer #49390, Missouri, Mike Har-ris #24801, North Carolina, and Guy Mor-ris #22998, Jamaica and special “Get Well”wishes were received from 1987-1988 US

JCI Senate President Larry A. Sheeler#16232 of Nevada, the gentleman I servedunder when I was state JCI Senate Presi-dent that same year.

The following individuals are people Ihave never met; they also sent “Get WellWishes”.Dennis Sawkins #12054, New Zealand, Vik

Ferrugia #59813, Canada, Arvind Sharma#46592, Canada, Rene Navarro #19422,Canada, Kim Newline #34940, Florida.Another individual I heard from was one I

wrote to years ago, when I was the 1989-95US JCI Senate Ambassador to Canada to

OTHER NOTES1. Still nice on occasion that I get a tele-

phone call from 2002-2003 NY JCI SenatePresident Chris Nunn #60786, as well asBill Bates #40296, both from Utica.2. Also too, to this day I still exchange holi-

day greetings and E-mails with JCI SenatorFran Royceanna-Hill #40701 of Bermuda,who since her marriage some years agonow makes her home in Pentangeiushene,

Ontario, Canada.3. And a big “CONGRATULATIONS”goes out to Senator Larry Goldberg #54216who retired, on March 30th, from the City

of Buffalo, after serving 36 years in it'sPost Office Department.4. Another huge“CONGRATULATIONS” goes out to 1996-

1997 New York JCI Senate President RonWeiler #28613 whose business SterlingTents and Awnings was named Business ofthe Year by the Genesee County Chamber

of Commerce. The business is 100 hundredyears old this year. It was started in 1911by his wife's grandfather Roie Sterling.Ron's father in law William Sterling took

over the business in 1960. He was the own-er until Ron bought the business fromWilliam in 1979.5. And ending on a sad note, my condo-

lences goes out to 1967-68 New York JCISenate President Raymond Franchell#03173, who early this April, lost his sonErnest Raymond Franchell.

Until next time, Yours in JCI Spirit,Jim Harmaty #318091987-1988 President

Dallas For t Wor thNational Meeting in Dallas For t Wor th, Texas

You’ll notice that my articles will often be targeted

more about my experiences as a new Member of the

Senate and at Jaycees. The reason for this is that JCISenators are Jaycees, and we need to aid the Jaycees

when requested to keep them solvent to keep the JCI

Senate a alive.

My second National meeting with the US JCI

Senate was fantastic. I think I may even be getting over

my shyness and reserved demeanor. Ok, anyone who .

has met me for even a brief time knows this is a bit of a

fib. My typical outgoing nature is typically pretty

apparent from the moment you meet me, but, my 1st

meeting in Lisle, IL, I was a bit out of my element afterso many years of being the elder Jaycee, I’ve become

the younger newer member. Like the Jaycees, the JCI

Senate is happy to greet you, talk to you and offer you

adult beverages. There is a different wisdom they

possess and while some Jaycees are intimidated, the

Senate has the best intentions on passing on their wisdom

their past experiences and their adventurous

stories. In fact I think I’m even guilty of forgetting at

times that JCI Senators are just older Jaycees, yet not

necessarily more mature. There was more sittingaround talking, playing new card games like Golf,

Screw Your Neighbor and a drinking game a bit to

complicated for me to follow. I did find some younger

Senators, and younger at heart Senators that danced for

a couple hours at the Club in the hotel, I felt like I was

a Jaycee again especially after going to bed at 4 am this

morning.

I met a very wise Jaycee this weekend, his

name is Rick and you may know him, his dad is the

current US Senate President. He was raised with the Jaycees being such a big part of his families life yet he

doesn’t have a local chapter nearby. My son is a few

months away from being Jaycee age and my chapter is

still alive, but facing challenges. I want him to have the

opportunities I’ve had with the Jaycees and in life.

This is where the Senate can help, be available when

called upon, stay connected to fellow Senators and

remember life is full of opportunities.

New York JCI Senate PresidentDave Stern 68349

RETURN THE FAVORThe Return The Favor program began under USJCI Senate

President, Larry Sheeler (#16232) in 1987-88 as the “Yes WeCan Help” program. It was developed as an offshoot of USJaycee President Gary Wilkinson’s “Yes We Can” theme. Lat-er that same year the program was changed to “Return theFavor.” The chairman that first year was Mike Harris

(#24801) of North Carolina.From those beginnings, JCI Senators have been recognizedfor outstanding efforts they have contributed to local Jayceechapters and State Organizations. Senators have returned the

favor to Jaycees by serving as judges for individual awardcompetitions, providing training for local chapters and atstatewide meetings and as a resource for new member recruit-ment. Many State Senate Organizations serve their Jaycees byhosting state meetings, providing staff for fundraising activi-

ties and serving as a mentor in the planning and presentationof other state Jaycee programs. All of these activities justscratch the surface of the support that Senators provide asthey work to Return The Favor.

The Return The Favor program is designed to recognize indi-vidual Senators and State JCI Senate organizations for theimpact they provide through assistance at projects, activities,trainings and through mentoring provided to the Jaycees. Out-

standing senators and State JCI Senate organizations will berecognized through the submission of completed nominationsat each of the National Board Meetings. Nomination informa-tion is attached. I am also collecting statistical informationfrom those individuals and State organizations that may not

be interested in being considered for the awards. The ActivityLog is, also, attached. This information will be used to com-pile information on the level of service being provided to theJaycees and may be used for articles on those who are return-

ing the favor. If your state has a Return The Favor coordina-tor, please send me with their contact information. The dead-lines for nominations are: September 1, 2011; January 1,2012; June 1, 2012. These are “in hand” deadlines and elec-tronic submissions are encouraged.

If you have any questions about the 2011 – 2012 Return TheFavor Program, please do not hesitate to contact me. Thanksfor all of those who are making an impact by Returning TheFavor!

John Robinson, Ed. D. #55768Return The Favor Program Manager

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

I apologize that there has not been a newsletter in several monthsbut I am not going to put a newsletter outwithout articles from the President and some otherSenators. Many thanks to Jim Harmaty for submittingseveral articles. Jim has been working on the SenateHandbook for many years and is doing a fantastic jobbut he needs the items that he has requested. Pleaserespond to his requests or at least send him a note thatyou do not have what he is looking for.

We would love to see Senators at meeting that are heldin your area. Please consider coming out and seeingold friends and meeting new ones. Our next statemeeting will be held in the Albany area in January. You willreceive a post card as a reminder when the meeting has beenset.

Rox Astry #57298Newsletter editor

UPCOMING EVENTSUS JCI Senate Winter Meeting: Jan. 19-22

Atlanta, Ga.

NY Jaycee/Senate Meeting: Jan. 27-29thAlbany area.

MAI March 30-April 1: New Jersey

US JCI Senate National Convention: June

20-23, 2012. Orlando, Florida

John Robinson, Ed. D. #55768Return The Favor Program Manager

FORT WORTH TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 2011

Rox, Perk and Barb Hospitality Room

Region 2 SenateChris and Dave

Della Jones receives Friendship New York at BanquetAward

Texas VisitThis was my 1st trip to Texas and while I didn’t get to site see as much as I wouldhave liked I did get a great tour of Dallas Cowboys Stadium including catching atouchdown pass in the end zone. Being able to go down on the field and know

tomorrow’s Monday Night football game between the Cowboys and Redskins, (isthat politically correct) will be played where I was standing Friday. I kind of reliv-ed my High School Days of playing on the football team, and by that, I mean, sit-ting on the bench a lot. It makes me think, damn these guys are lucky to make so

much money to play a sport, and maybe, if I just applied myself a little more, andhad 100X more talent I could be…. Yeah right, however, as a Jaycee or a JCI Sena-tor if you apply yourself you can do great things. You won’t make millions, youwon’t get cheering fans, but you will make a difference in people’s lives and expe-rience opportunities others just wished the had. I think those are more important.

The Jaycees and the Senate has provided me and I guess you opportunities to learnnew skills, meet a diverse group of people and travel to places around the countryand the world, oh, and meet friends instantly because they’re Jaycees too.

President Dave SternNew York JCI President

Renewing YourMembershipI was recently asked what are the NYSSenators doing and why should I

renew my membership?The NYS JCI Senators are an elitegroup of people who know how toextend a helping hand to those in need

and razz old friends while reminicingabout good times gone by. – If you’rereading this you probably are a Senatoror a Jaycee aspiring to be a Senator.What are we doing? We have 3 official

State meetings where all Senators areinvited to partake in Food, Beveragesand Fellowship. We have a short buteffective board meeting to discuss

issues facing the Senate, the Jayceesand our communities. We assist theJaycees at these meetings as Mentors,Judges, and provide friendship and

sometimes financial assistance for theirendevors.Our expenses have greatly increased,Hospitality suites that were once free,cost us several hundred dollars for

these meetings, the Jaycees havedecreased in size so our attendance atthese meetings is greatly appreciatedby the State Jaycees. Traveling expens-

es are higher and even postage hasgone up. We need your financial sup-port and more importantly we wantyou to come out and join us for somefun and food.

Why should you support the NYS JCISenate? There are so many reasons,most of all because Jaycees help othersand your support helps us preserve the

organization.Thank You for visiting – Contact meanytime.David SternSenator #68349

46th NYS JCI President Elect

The New York Senate recently metin Auburn, New York on October 14th.We had a great meeting that went fornearly 3 hours. There was lots ofdiscussion on the proposed By-Lawchanges and after everyone had achance to give their opinion they wereapproved with a few minor changes.Please check out the minutes to seewhat the changes were. Thank youto the committee who worked so hardin reviewing the By-Laws and makingthe proposed changes.

We were fortunate to have ourNational Vice President ReginaCannelango-Mahaney from Delawareattend our meeting along with herhusband Patrick and Senator GavinKeene from Delaware.

The Jaycees also welcomed theirguest the National US Jaycee Pres-ident Joanie Cramer from No. Carolinaattend their meeting and she alsospoke at our JCI Senate meeting. Sheis very enthusiastic and is a real assetto the US Junior Chamber.

Meetings are always a good timeto renew friendships and meet newSenators. We had two Senators fromAuburn attend that had never been toa meeting: Sam Franchina and TomGalbato.Roxanne Astry #57298Editor

President Dave Stern

NVP Regina Cannelango-Mahaney

Bob Cairns and newly elected NYPresident Mark Napierkowski

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New York JCI Senate Financial Activity Detail 06/30/2011

General Fund

Balance 05/13/2011 $478.11 Dues Income $291.00 National Dues Expense ($430.00) Travel Fund Income $820.00 Travel Fund Expense - Winning Tickets ($425.00) Travel Fund Tickets and Postage ($276.00) Hospitality Income $295.00 Hospitality Expense (Food, etc) ($102.99) Vandermark Senatorship ($390.00) States Party - Region 2 Senate ($100.00) US JCI Senate Reffle ($100.00) Mentors Income $26.00 Mentors Expense ($26.00) Checking Service Charge ($6.00) Savings Account Interest $0.77 Deposit Slips ($30.61)

---------------General Fund 06/30/2011 $24.28

ATM Program

Balance 05/13/2011 $1,498.64

---------------ATM Balance 05/13/2011 $1,498.64

Life Membership

Balance 05/13/2011 $12,566.46 Rollie Balanza $20.00

----------------Life Membership Balance 06/30/2011 $12,586.46

CD Balance (6/15/2010) $11,016.39----------------

Life Membership 06/30/2011 $23,602.85

Year to Date Actual Annual Plan

DESCRIPTION Income Expense Income Expense

General Fund Starting Balance 7/01/2010 $843.47 $0.00 $657.81 $0.00National Dues Regular Membership $2,303.91 $1,116.61 $3,000.00 $1,500.00National Dues Life Members $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00Communications (Mailings + Internet) $0.00 $500.00 $0.00 $350.00Vandermark Award $0.00 $390.00 $0.00 $375.00Newsletter Postage $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $150.00Newsletter Printing $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00Meeting Hospitality $654.00 $830.93 $500.00 $1,300.00Senate Meeting Registration $0.00 $260.00 $0.00 $400.00National Guests $0.00 $371.14 $0.00 $300.00Travel Fundraiser $1,890.00 $701.00 $2,000.00 $800.00President's Travel $0.00 $803.25 $0.00 $1,000.00President's Discretionary $26.00 $520.17 $0.00 $500.00Senate Scholarships $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $250.00USJCI Senate States Party $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $100.00USJCI Senate Reverse Raffle $0.00 $100.00 $0.00 $100.00

---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ----------------General Fund Balance $5,717.38 $5,693.10 $6,157.81 $7,125.00

General Fund $5,717.38 $5,693.10 $6,157.81 $7,125.00Jaycee Assistance Program $1,598.64 $100.00 $1,598.64 $0.00Life Membership $12,586.46 $0.00 $12,166.46 $0.00

---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ----------------$19,902.48 $5,793.10 $19,922.91 $7,125.00

New York JCI Senate Approved 2011 - 2012 Budget

07/01/2011 - 06/30/2012DESCRIPTION Income Expense

Dues - 93 Life Members $465.00 Dues - 110 Paid Members $2,200.00 $550.00 Membsership Promotion $1,284.60 Meeting Hospitality $800.00 $1,200.00 Vandermark Senatorship $375.00 Senate Scholorship $250.00 Bar Sponsorship and 50/50 Raffle $600.00 Travel Fundraiser $2,000.00 $800.00 President's Travel $1,200.00 President's Meeting Registration $400.00 President's Discretionary $500.00 Communications - Post cards for meeting $140.00 Communications - Internet $250.00 Postage For Dues Billings $204.60 National Guest $300.00 USJCI Senate- States Party $100.00 USJCI Senate- Reverse Raffle $100.00

------------ ------------$6,884.60 $6,834.60

New York JCI Senate Financial Activity Detail 10/14/2011

General Fund

Balance 07/01/2011 $24.28 Dues Income $620.00 Nationsl Dues - Expense ($200.00) Donations from Travel Fund Winners $50.00 President's Auburn Meeting Registration ($75.00) National Guest Meeting Registration ($150.00) Interest Income $1.16 Checking Account Expense ($9.00)

---------------General Fund 10/14/2011 $261.44

ATM Program

Balance 07/01/2011 $1,498.64

---------------ATM Balance 10/14/11 $1,498.64

Life Membership

Balance 07/01/2011 $12,586.46

----------------Life Membership Balance 10/14/11 $12,586.46

CD Balance (6/15/2010) $11,016.39----------------

Life Membership 10/14/11 $23,602.85

Year to Date Actual Annual Plan

DESCRIPTION Income Expense Income Expense

General Fund Starting Balance 7/01/2010 $24.28 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00National Dues Regular Membership $621.16 $209.00 $2,200.00 $1,015.00Membership Promotion $0.00 $0.00 $1,234.60 $0.00Communications - Postcards for Meetings $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $140.00Communications - Internet $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $250.00Vandermark Award $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $375.00Postage - Dues Billing $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $204.60Bar Sponsorship and 50/50 $0.00 $0.00 $600.00 $0.00Meeting Hospitality $0.00 $0.00 $800.00 $1,200.00President's Meeting Registration $0.00 $75.00 $0.00 $400.00National Guests $0.00 $150.00 $0.00 $300.00Travel Fundraiser $50.00 $0.00 $2,000.00 $800.00President's Travel $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,200.00President's Discretionary $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $500.00Senate Scholarships $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $250.00USJCI Senate States Party $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $100.00USJCI Senate Reverse Raffle $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $100.00

---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ----------------General Fund Balance $695.44 $434.00 $6,834.60 $6,834.60

General Fund $695.44 $434.00 $6,834.60 $6,834.60Jaycee Assistance Program $1,598.64 $0.00 $1,598.64 $0.00Life Membership $12,586.46 $0.00 $13,336.46 $0.00

---------------- ---------------- ---------------- ----------------$14,880.54 $434.00 $21,769.70 $6,834.60

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United States JCI Senate National Meeting ““Soar to New Heights in Orlando”

Altamonte Springs, Florida June 20 – 23, 2012

Name: ____________________________________ Senate #: ________________ Title: __________________________________

Spouse/Guest: _____________________________ Senate #: ________________ Title: __________________________________

Address: _______________________________________ City: ______________________ State: _____________ Zip: ________

Phone #: (_____)_______-__________(h) (_____)_______-__________(c) Email: _________________________________________

Is this your first US JCI Senate Convention? � Yes � No Spouse/Guest: � Yes � No

Arrival Date:________Time:________Airline:_______________Departure Date: ________Time: _________Airline:_______________

Registration Fee Quantity Total Due

Full: includes hospitality Wednesday – Saturday, luncheons (except 40th Anniversary lunch) and Saturday banquet

� $120.00 Postmark by 5/20/12

� $135.00 Postmark after 5/20/12 � $160.00 Onsite

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Tuesday Hospitality (June 19) $20.00 _____ $__________

Daily Hospitality Saturday Night Banquet Only

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40th Anniversary Lunch (Friday) $10.00 _____ $__________

Hal Krekorian Golf Tournament $80.00 Postmark by

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$80.00 Postmark

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Tours - TBA

Offsite Fee: applies if not registered at Senate Hotel - $25.00/per person per day $

$5.00 Discount on Full Registrations Only (cash or check) $

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What Senate Region are you from? __________________________________________________________

Are you a Veteran: � Yes � No If so, which branch___________________________________________________________________________

Payment Options: Make checks payable to: FL JCI Senate Board Meeting Mail checks & registration form to: Emily Hancock #50399, 4361 Jeremy’s Landing Dr S, Jacksonville, FL 32258 Pay by Credit Card: � VISA � MasterCard � Discover Card Number: __________________________________________ Expiration Date: ______________________

Name as it appears on card: ____________________________________________ Amount: $_____________

Hotel Information: Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs – 350 N. Lake Blvd., Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 For reservations, call: (407) 830-1985 --- Ask for Group Code: FL2012 To make reservations online, please use the following link:

http://www1.hilton.com/en_US/hi/hotel/ALTAHHF-Hilton-Orlando-Altamonte-Springs-Florida/index.do Use Group Code FL2012 in the Group Code Box Cut-off date for room block: May 31, 2012 Room rate: $89.00 single or double (this includes maximum 2 breakfast tickets per room/per day)

Room rates are effective 5 nights before & 5 nights after conference dates

If you are sharing a room, please indicate name(s) of registered attendees: _________________________________________________________ For more information, please contact: Kay Elliott-White, Co-Chairman @ (863) 670-7309 or [email protected]

Cindy Brandel, Co-Chairman @ (863) 634-7022 or [email protected]

New YorkJunior Chamber International Senate

11 Sherwood Lane RR#1 Poughkeepsie, New York 12601-6201

Tel (845) 473-1875

Internet [email protected]

Dear Senators

At the October Senate meeting there were New York JCI Senate By-laws changes

that increased the regular membership dues to $30.00 and life membership dues to

$275.00. Included in the newsletter is a list of active (dues paying) and inactive

(non dues paying) Senators. If you are an inactive Senator please consider sending

me a check with your annual dues.

Please make you check payable to JCI Senators of NY State. Send you check to:

Darryl S. Jones

11 Sherwood Lane RR#1

Poughkeepsie New York 12601-6201

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Darryl S. Jones

JCI Senator #26113

Treasurer, NYS JCI Senate

Active MembersFirst Name: Last Name: Senate # First Name: Last Name: Senate # First Name: Last Name: Senate #

Mike Anderson 58537 JOHN T. FARRIS JR. 16251 MariaJocelyn B Ochoa 64518FRANK W. ANTALEK 8611 Teofilo Fernandez 52493 Edward Pattermann 63390NEIL D. ARBUCKLE 32149 FRANKLIN H. FITCH 5868 ROBERT B. PAYNE 10300Roxanne Astry 57298 WILLIAM A. FRALEY 38411 RICHARD G. PETERSEN 14120WILLIAM F. ASTRY 39899 SAM J. FRANCHINA 17022 ANDREW R. PISANO JR. 20633RICHARD C. BAER 17649 RUSSELL A. FUSCUS 3894 DOUGLAS PORTO 4722ROLLIE Balanza 46808 Ernest J. Gailor 65621 FRANCIS E. POWLEY 30785BRUCE H. BARNEY, SR 18985 Melissa A George 70535 VICTOR D PRATT 12659ANTHONY G. BARONE 7001 PETER J. GHISONE 25781 ROBERT A. PRUNER SR. 8489KARL G. BARTA 39881 JAMES B. GILMAN 15003 DONALD W RHUDA 24119WILLIAM J. BATES 40296 STEWART P. GLENN 41111 JACK RINALDI 35170PAUL J. BATTAGLIA 38303 JOSEPH M. GOMEZ JR. 37202 DENISE Z RIVERS 48113GEORGE S. BECKINGHAUSEN 23864 GERALD R. GORTNER 13815 C. GUY RIVERS JR. 43040Thomas G. BENSON 37750 GARY A. GREENBERG 37957 MARTIN ROCHELLE 7858Kelly J Bermingham 63996 RONALD W. GREENFIELD 37863 Terri Rozelle 63913Roger Bonsel 36806 JOHN R. GREENQUIST 20004 JOHN J. RYAN 12784JEROME F. BRIXNER 8200 DAVID GROSS 17854 JOSEPH D. SCHOEN 19074RONALD V. BROWN 9438 DARREN GUNDRUM 51184 Jane M. Shaffer 60606JOSEPH L. BRUNO 3347 THOMAS HEGEMAN 41795 DEBI Shields 47129TIMOTHY L. BUFF 43126 PHILLIP G. HUBBELL 30552 ANNMARIE SHISLER 46166Patrick Burk 57322 LEROY HUMPHREY 18479 JAMES S. SIERACKI 24037DAVID B. BURKE SR. 29189 ROBERT JACKSON 36192 HARVEY J. SILVERMAN 30424DAVID E. BURLEY 28766 GLENN E. JOHNSON 27000 JOSEPH R. SIMON 8513Kimberly Cairns 62807 DARRYL S. JONES 26113 ALAN G. SLINGERLAND 21140Robert Cairns 59815 ROGER H. JONES 13111 RONALD W. SLOAT 23492BRUCE W. CAMERON 4824 JAMES E. KELLY 46863 DAVID R. SMITH 24579FRANK CASTELLANO 8272 DUANE KEPPLE 33751 ELMER J. SMITH 6566CLEMENCE CASTILLO-CAMACHO 46807 PETER R. KERMANI 14457 Barb Speich 62764Karen Cave 52860 KIM KI-CHOL 48568 R. PETER SPOCK 23199Andrea Ciravolo 67048 DONG KIM 51226 MARTIN H. STACY 25072STANLEY C. COHEN 33351 DAMON L. KINEBREW 28383 DOUGLAS R. STAGE 44657ROGER M. COHN 10726 DAVID J. KING 16884 RONALD A. STEPHAN 8287LAWRENCE COLE 27343 Scott Kingsley 67932 David Stern 68349SAMUEL G. COLERA 9852 RICK KNIGHT 31725 Jeanne Stewart 52958Angela M Collins 68131 ROBERT P. KNIGHT 23106 ROBERT L. STEWART 23249F. GORDON COYLE 9629 Dennis Kramer 61560 ROBERT S. STOCKTON 21915DANIEL L. CRANDALL 28034 DONALD E. KRANZ 12634 KEMPTON H. STONE 8333JOHN H. CREIGHTON 28846 DAVID L. KROLL 32833 DANIEL STROKA 35541JOSEPH P. CRISTIANO 6378 MATHEW M. LARKIN 35168 NORMAN K. SUTTELL 20267ANDREW W. CROW 38514 JAMES A. LAUSTER 23542 JAMES G. SUTTON 20204JEAN CUA 45848 R. BRUCE LeCLAIRE 9810 Paula Testrake 58815James Curran 64567 Hyeong-No Lee 52520 GENE D. THERRIAULT 33358LAWRENCE CYGANOVICH 36941 MICHAEL LULLO 49868 RICHARD D. TILTON 26999NUNZIO V. D'AMORE 30495 ALAN F. MacDONALD 27131 WILLIAM TOBIN 16951H. M. DAVIS, JR. 4065 Daniel S. MacDonald 11863 ROBERT H. TRAMP 25754Suzanne Delaney 68827 ROGER L. MACK 27459 HARRY R. TUCKER 23107PAUL L. DeLISIO 11251 MAX D. MADRIDEJOS, Jr. 25602 Steven P. Tufts 67428Pat Derby JAMES R. MALONE 17648 John Tyo 66381ROY R. DesGROSEILLIERS 29166 Efren Mapa 51074 LON TYTELL 31204RICHARD J. DILLON JR. 37128 ROBERT H. MARTINSEN 8181 FRANK J. VALDINA, JR. 13934A. KIRK DOWNING 9495 ROBERT H. MASSEY 11653 RALPH J. VANNER SR. 13725DAVID P. DOYLE 33171 ROGER F. MATYJAKOWKI 21909 MICHAEL J. VANUGA 18210MARY ALICE DOYLE 48137 DON C. McLOUGHLIN 3490 RONALD E. WEILER 28613VINCENT A. DUNN 14368 RONALD J. McMAHON 29157 DAVID E. WILCOX 16649THOMAS E. DWYER 16174 M. VINCENT MEZZETTI 40047 RUSSELL F. WILLIAMS 15118JOE EMERSON 28440 PATRICK C. MOORE 40306 RALPH W. WILSON 12914BARRY EVANS 42155 HERBERT S. MORGAN 19264 H. WILLIAM WIMMER 3012John Evans 53809 HANS P. MUHLFELD 24036 JUDY A. WINNERT 45470WILLIAM E. Fahy 12695 Bill Nardone 57351 CHARLES M. ZIEMBA 39096DAVID FAIRHURST 31326 Pricilla Newell 60785 Laura L Zimberg 69902GUY E. FANFARFILLO 6364 DUANE C. NIEMI 36617WILLIAM A. FARREN 31068 MICHAEL B. Nilsson 17799

Inactive MembersFirst Name Last Name Senate # First Name Last Name Senate # First Name Last Name Senate #

LOUIS M. ADAMS 11681 SIDNEY BOXER 43 CLAIR C. CHAPMAN 14456WILLIAM J. ADAMS 6989 ARTHUR E. BOYLE 21546 DENNIS CHAPMAN 24711WILLIAM ADAMS JR. 9835 James Bradfield 59359 STEPHAN C. CHASE 11179V. THOMAS AGAN 4889 RICHARD C. BRADY 18322 JACK CHECCHIA SR. 41459GARY AHL 23491 GARY BRAMER 23946 RICHARD C. CHILTON 9577LESTER L. ALLEN 9386 JOHN F. BRANIFF III 7152 RICHARD CHUGG 19714GEORGE A. AMENDOLA 15010 ROBERT BRANTIGHAM 20319 Carl Ciccarelli 55987GEORGE A. AMENDOLA 15010 ROBERT BRANTIGHAM 20319 Carl Ciccarelli 55987EUGENE J. AMROSE 16650 A. H. BRAWNER, JR. 966 JAMES K. CLARK 13375ROBERT L. ANDERSON 8303 NEIL BRENNEHEN 5400 RICHARD H. CLELAND 16657JOHN O. ANDERSON JR. 11620 LEE BREW 34885 LAWRENCE CLEVELAND 30528DONALD R. ANTONETTE 8147 MARK R. BRINKHAUPT 13154 CLIFFORD K. CLIVER 24581PETER W. ARLUND 8515 James Brooks 39436 PAUL H. CLOBRIDGE 14680Harold Arndt 21812 MARLOW F. BROWN 2163 PETER F. CLUKEY 18350WILLIAM J. ARNOLD 7546 TERRY BROWN 17999 RICHARD D. CLUNE 13144ROBERT A. ASHFIELD 4981 WILLIAM H. BROWN 4975 JULIAN L. COHAN 4133DAVID AUSTIN 14455 PETER BRUKE 9445 MAURICE COHEN 15364ROBERTO AVENTAJADO 43545 DENNIS J. BRYANT 35283 JAMES C. COLE 21898KIRKLAND J. BADER 14185 ALBERT W. BUCKBEE 16241 RUSSEL A. COLE 28793STEPHEN J BALAS 6972 ALBERT W BUELL 18289 IRA CONNOR 23432STEPHEN J. BALAS 6972 ALBERT W. BUELL 18289 IRA CONNOR 23432PAUL BALLARD 34888 GEORGE F. BULSON JR. 27177 THOMAS J. CONROY JR. 20640FRANKLIN M. BARBER 8321 OLLIE R. BUNCH 23564 ERWIN L. CORWIN 3479DONALD BARLETTA 38958 RICHARD BUNKOFF 22860 DONALD J. COSPER 4621CHARLES W. BARRY 19783 WILLIAM L. BURDSALL 4179 MICHAEL COTTRELL 13561JOHN A. BARRY 21882 HARLOD BURHAM 7403 TIMOTHY C. COUGHLIN 17607ROBERT BARTUS 23863 Peter J Burke 9445 JACK E. COX 21878Lawrence Bauer 38101 GARY W. BURKLE 32997 ROBERT COX 1284ROBERT J. BAUMAN 25586 Harry Burnham 10357 MICHAEL T. CRANE 16252Ronald Beier 27009 EDWARD W. BUSH 24830 GEORGE M. CRIPPEN JR. 8032HERMINIO A. BELIZARIO 43438 JAMES L. BUSHEY 26602 CHARLES A. CROCKETT 2568JAMES A. BELL 30781 ART BUTLER 2565 PETER C. CRONAAS 22861JAMES A. BELL 30781 ART BUTLER 2565 PETER C. CRONAAS 22861FREDERICK R. BENCE 22068 GERALD J. BUTLER 8481 DAVID L. CUMMINGS 31077R. GARY BENNETT 20146 FREDERICO T. CABAHUG 31167 Dena Curran 63915Rose Bensley 52775 CARL J. CALABRESE 31086 JOHN E. DAHNE 12213NORBERT M. BETER 13858 LEONARD L. CAMACHO 35923 MILTON M. DANKO 16808THOMAS J. BIENIAS 19563 LOUIS T. CANNATA 3358 WILLIAM J. DAUBNEY 33415RICHARD F. BIERL 25537 JAMES K. CAPTAIN 8822 GARY R. DAVIS 26526John Biggs 33666 RAYMOND J. CARLO, JR. 19354 STEVE DAVIS 38129RICHARD BISCOMB 8380 CHARLES E. CARNEY 21488 DONALD H DAVOLI 11078ROBERT L. BLAKE JR. 14288 GREGORY A. CARNEY 20483 ALBERT H. de APRIX, JR. 25590DAVID B. BLATCHLEY 18209 WILLIAM L. CARNEY 12660 ROBERT P. DEfORGE 10463ROBERT L. BLOOMQUIST 32449 BRADLEY E. CARR 14284 FRANCIS DELEMO 30830THOMAS E BOARD 12618 EDWARD A CARR 18010 Ed d D L 14228THOMAS E. BOARD 12618 EDWARD A. CARR 18010 Edward DeLeon 14228MURRAY BODIN 17053 WILLIAM H. CARRICK SR. 30496 STANLEY F. DEMINSKI 10814Fredrick Bohm 31981 JOHN S. CARROLL 18261 LOUIS D. DeNATO 38461MELVIN M. BONSEL 32572 JOHN D. CASHMORE 30530 DELBERT DENBY 33396WILLIAM S. BONSTED 6766 Richard A CASSERI 22859 FREDRICK R. DENTINGER 3331LOUIS BOSTON 15371 Richard A. Casseri 23774 ROBERT G. DESMOND 19466JOHN F. BOUCK 15369 ROBERT R. CATALINO 12644 ROCCO DEVERONICA 7322Robert Bowes 0 NICHOLAS P. CECCI JR. 30803 ROGER L. DEVOLE 26582LAWENCE BOWMAN 17023 PETER A. CELIO 14575 DAVID H. DICE 22257


JOHN J. DINNEEN 10729 CHARLES FITZGIBBON 3427 CRISPIN C. HALL 13874THOMAS E. DITZEL 42964 JOHN FITZPATRICK 51020 FRANK A. HAMILTON JR. 12556Rocco J. Diveronica 7322 CHARLES J. FLAY 19669 FRANK J. HAMM JR. 5861ROBERT F. DIXON 19075 THOMAS F. FLEMING 16684 ROBERT S. HANYAK 17691ROBERT J. DOBBS JR. 24821 REX L. FLINT 2497 JERRY J. HARITATOS 12698DONALD W. DOBSON 15101 ROBERT FOLEY 34768 ROHN HARMER 27263DONALD W. DOBSON 15101 ROBERT FOLEY 34768 ROHN HARMER 27263DONALD W. DODDS 8397 H. R. FORD 8819 JAMES K. HARRIS 31926Joseph S. Dolan 24588 JOHN J. FORD 30896 GEORGE E. HARRIS JR. 28375FREDERICK S. DOOLITTLE 12200 ROBERT H. FORD 6332 Harold Hartmann 58581CAPT. JOSEPH DOUGHER 2277 THOMAS FORSYTHE 12876 EDWARD E. HATTER JR. 11239WILLIAM P. DOUGHERTY 2924 BRUCE FOWLER 35263 OTTO S. HAUGLAND 10633DOUGLAS DOWD 24998 E. RAYMOND FRANCHELL 3173 ERWIN (SKIP) HAUSAMANN 12162WILFORD R. DOWE 2532 RAFAEL S. FRANCIA 8500 DONALD T. HAWKINS 3537GEORGE DRAIN 4139 DWAIN G. FRANCIS 22479 OSCAR L. HAYWOOD 16818RICHARD C. DRUESCHLER 35525 CARMELITO FRANCISCO 46806 ROBERT J. HEARN 13119RICHARD E. DRUMM 11830 LIONEL S. FRANK, JR. 25077 JAMES HEFFNER 31187William Duabney 33415 HOWARD M. FRAWLEY 29188 RALPH W. HEIL 14469ROBERT H DUMOND 18349 LANCE FREDERICKS 11125 RICHARD P HEINTZ 42309ROBERT H. DUMOND 18349 LANCE FREDERICKS 11125 RICHARD P. HEINTZ 42309GREGG DUNFIELD 24251 LLOYD R. FRIEDAH 25057 ARTHUR D. HEINY 3121KENNETH L. DUNHAM 22155 PETER S. FU 6610 ALFRED M. HELO 4200LEROY DUNN 6668 LAURA Gaglione 49744 JAMES HENNESSEY 9387JAMES P. DURKAN 23706 THOMAS S. GALBATO 15368 DONALD A. HENRY 7138DONALD P. DWYER 20203 M. C. GALE 650 Craig Heston 7910LAWRENCE DWYER 16878 JOHN J. GALGANO 13471 John S. Hicks 29305JOSEPH DYE 33987 DENNIS GALLAGHER 52417 EDWARD J. HILL 3704MURRAY E 4259 GEORGE GANGLOFF 35540 ROBERT S. HILLERS 4850DONALD E. EARL 6844 ROBERTO P. GARCIA 14411 KENNETH F. HINES 7372THEODORE C. ECKERMAN 4967 JOHN GARDINER 11071 ROBERT A. HOFFMAN 25753NELSON F. EDDY 15367 J. Timothy Garlock 68123 Karen Hofman 67007NELSON F. EDDY 15367 J. Timothy Garlock 68123 Karen Hofman 67007JOHN A. EKSTROM 11284 FRANK GENEVIEVE 5044 Joel Hojnoski 37790MARVIN B. ELLIOTT 23146 JOSEPH GIGLIOTTI III 34719 DUANE HOLBROOK 20396PETER H. ELMENDORF 35277 Frank Goebel 67012 HENRY M. HOLVA 17121KENNETH B. EMMONS, SR. 27719 LARRY GOLDBERG 52416 HARRY W. HONAN 3221CHARLES ENGLE 48140 LAWRENCE W. GOLLER 32705 ROBERT F. HOPKINS 13158Luis E. Enriquez 3107 JAMES GORTON 7603 ROBERT N. HOUSEKNECHT 6908ALAN H. ERDMAN 8095 ED GRABOWSKI 43506 BILL HOWELL III 35234ANDREW M. ERDMAN 24252 ROBERT E. GRANGER 9632 RAYMOND J. HOWLAND 4620JOHN E. ESTABROOK JR. 10843 ANTHONY R GRECO 11126 GLENN R. HUBBARD 3572CHARLES R. EYERLY 28577 G. WILLIAM GREGORY 13414 ROBERT HUFF 24433Philip A. Facquer Jr 27635 RALPH E. GRIFFITHS 31079 CHARLES A. HUGHES JR. 5763WILLIAM FALZARENO 51127 HARRY GROSSWEINER 3332 HARVEY HUGHUNIN 9455WILLIAM FALZARENO 51127 HARRY GROSSWEINER 3332 HARVEY HUGHUNIN 9455JOHN E. FANELLI 25543 GEORGE G. GROVER 21869 BRUCE H. HULL 7059GEORGE FARHART 8363 FLAVIO G. GRUEZO 22152 FRANK HUMMEL, JR. 3922MICHAEL FAVA 32842 PATRICK J. GUARD 25386 JEFFREY HYATT 50762WILLIAM G. FAVA 34887 DENNIS F. GUIDO 21029 CHARLES E. INMAN 13340SALVATORE FAVATA 14260 Dennis F. Guiso 21029 ROBERT N. IRISH 20066ANTHONY J. FERRARA 2466 JOHN C. GUTLOVICS, JR 9826 FREDRICK JACKSON 10530H. V. Ferster 14100 ROBERT G. HABERMEHL 11436 Leonard James Jr 37154PAUL A. FESSENDEN 39614 EDWARD A. HALE 38302 LANCE JOHNSON 14458JEROME B. FINCHER 22083 C. ERNEST HALL 9171 Edward Jones 65410


JULIUS D. JONES 33459 WILLIAM E. LINDNER 19849 GEORGE M. MILLER 3878ROBERT O. JONES 29498 WILLIAM F. LINDSTROM 11202 THOMAS B. MILLIGAN 1711RALPH L. JORDAN 7008 FRANK M. LISICK JR. 12577 CARL N. MILLS 14864DAVID R. KACZOR 41643 LARRY LOFF 28970 RON MILLS 20318HON LAWRENCE KAHN 8270 PETER LOONIE 27028 WILLIAM H. MILNE 21586ROBERT KAMINSKI 43700 DAVID E. LOUCKS 11710 RONALD H. MOLINE 27720ROBERT KAMINSKI 43700 DAVID E. LOUCKS 11710 RONALD H. MOLINE 27720EDWARD D. KAPLAN 4719 THOMAS R. LOVE 30368 ANTHONY MOLLICA 48149MEZBHA KAZI 50032 EDWIN N. LOVELAND 10844 DENNIS J. MONAGHAM 313James A. Keckler 27343 ROBERT E. LUECK 6178 DAVIS S. MOORE 4538Justin Keith 30371 THEORDORE J. LUTZ III 23969 EDWARD S. MOORE 11091RALPH J. KELLEY 9340 BRENT LYONS 29179 EDWARD S. MOORE, JR. 496WILLIAM KEMPKES 18963 R. HUG MacCARTHY 16672 GORDON C. MORISON 8103LEONARD J. KERR 35167 RICHARD S. MACCOMB 9385 GARY F. MORRELL 30311RICHARD L. KILGORE 11826 STEPHEN F. MACE 17414 JOHN W. MORRIS 3464Jonathon Kim 67539 DOUGLAS M. MACKENZIE 1944 JAMES MULLEN 6213YOUNG KIM 51225 HARRY MACKEY 39141 BRUCE MULLER 9703CARLTON KINCAID 9541 STEPHEN D. MAGGIO 31091 WILLIAM MUNCH 19281DARRYL KING 47467 KENNETH MAHLER 48154 JOHN E MUNGENAST 4916DARRYL KING 47467 KENNETH MAHLER 48154 JOHN E. MUNGENAST 4916WILLIAM J. KING 3940 F. PATRICK MAHONEY 49805 ANTHONY C. MURABITO 11003RAYMOND J. KINLEY JR. 15823 STEPHEN MAIER JR. 34952 BENNIE R. MURPHY 31264Suellen Kirch 62306 LUIS F. MANGUAL 23167 Donald H. Murphy 36955ARTHUR E. KIRCHHEIMER 6979 JAMIE MAPA 51075 JEREMIAH J. MURPHY 16374MICHAEL L. KNAPP 10164 RONALD MARINO 25742 JOHN J. MURPHY 28767REV RICHARD KOCH 5234 Marty Marko 56649 PATRICK MURPHY 33099RICHARD KOENING 29183 WILLIAM MARTIN 20003 BRIAN W. MUSGRAVE 20865MITCHELL KOZIKOWSKI 6024 GEORGE MARTIN JR 19837 WILLIAM MUZZEY 7337CASEY A. KOZMINSKI 4064 ROBERT M. MARTINDALE 3480 PATRICK A. MYERS 16239WILLIAM L. KRAWCZYK 12534 WALTER J. MARVIN 8271 JOHN T. NAPPI 8373JOHN KROEHLER, JR. 26727 JOHN MASLER 1042 Pam NettlesJOHN KROEHLER, JR. 26727 JOHN MASLER 1042 Pam NettlesBERNARD G. KUNKLE JR. 26015 Dylan Mattina 54595 RAYMOND H. NIEHUS 25198GEORGE J. KUSHNER 6955 GERARD B. MAYBACH 32679 Dave Nolan 62736MARIO LABOT 43440 ROBERT J. MAYWALT JR. 9804 MeLinda NolanWALTER F. LADICK JR. 13775 JOHN E. Mc GUCKIN, JR. 39618 Patricia O'Connor 52951JOHN H. LAMOREE 23562 CARROLL R. McCALL 1535 Robert O'Connor 63920HOWARD A. LAROSE II 13920 RICHARD McCANDLESS 18440 JAMES N. OFFHAUS 18221ANTHONY LARUSSO 18099 RAYMOND P. McCARTHY 21916 GARY W. OKREPKIE 33151THOMAS C. LATHROP 21454 JAMES W. McDONALD 4985 JAMES M. O'LEARY 10999THOMAS A. LAZARO 43441 GEORGE J. McGOUGH 15669 MARK Y. OPPENHEIM 23692CHARLES A. LEAVITT 25393 Timothy E. Mcgowan 35395 MJ Orazi 60824GEORGE B. LEDER 963 MICHAEL N. McGREW 6142 DANBY B. OSBURN 8387JOHN P LEEK 23926 J h E M G ki J 39618 CLIFF T OSTER 34132JOHN P. LEEK 23926 John E. McGuckin Jr 39618 CLIFF T. OSTER 34132JOHN R. LEIGH 21588 NANCY McMULLEN 44807 DOUGLAS F. PAFK 34953Vincent Lentini 47865 WILLIAM D. McNALLY 6199 ROBERT J. PAGANO 16502DUANE LEO 18222 John Meaney 63626 JOHN A. PAGE 21881PAUL LEWANDOWSKI 33173 MICHAEL MENDRICK 24580 PETER PALMER 38532TING-WAN LIANG 163 JOHN R. MENHENNETT 9538 THOMAS PALUMBO 6938ROBERT LIBERTY 15365 DONALD W. MERRITT 18984 DAVID S. PANGBOURNE 41968KEVIN LIENHARDT 44426 RICHARD V. MESTLER 16864 ALBERT P. PARKER 21868HARRY B. LIGHT JR. 2189 RICHARD W. MICHAELS 182 DAVID D. PARKER 11337EDWARD J. LINCOLN 13624 ADAM MILLER 14121 HENRY W. PARKER 7366


I. EDWARD PATANE 12769 HAROLD J. RODMAN 7238 JAMES STACCO, JR. 10634LOUIS PATERNOSTER 8111 JOHN ROEHR 21383 WILLIAM H. STACEY 36222ELLISON M. PATTERSON 5072 CHRISTAN ROHRBACH 27248 RICHARD B. STAFFORD 14636GEORGE T. PATTERSON 20295 JAMES F. ROLELAND 16712 Thomas Stanton 67115JOSEPH J. PAULSEN 37060 FRANK C. ROMANCE 23661 WARD K. STANTON 12567Frank Penna 38255 WILLIAMS ROMANS 44064 LARS STAWALL 2982Frank Penna 38255 WILLIAMS ROMANS 44064 LARS STAWALL 2982HENRY L. PERRY 24746 WILLIAM R. ROMIG 30991 ROBERT S. STEDGE 2402JAMES S. PERRY 33311 WILLIAM W. ROSE, JR. 6891 TIM STENSON 38107MARLIN PERRY 186 DIXON J. ROSS 38454 NORMAN STITHAM 35169RICHARD L. PERSON 12558 STEPHEN J. ROSSI 15366 PETER JON STONE 18088JAMES R. PETTIS 31478 RONALD F. ROSSO 31087 EMMET C. STOPHER 21687GEORGE H. PHILLIPS 3443 DAVID G. ROTHBERG 39619 JAMES STOUGHTON 25209W. Richard Phillips 68030 ROGER ROWLANDS 5058 AUSTIN I. SUCATO 16344RAYMOND PHILO 8081 ROSS RUMFOLA 12880 DAVID H. SUCKOW 18334EDWARD F. PIATKOWSKI 5880 DENNIS W RUPPERT 23973 JAMES G. SUCY 7037THOMAS M. PIDGEON JR. 23752 PATRICK J. RYAN 27974 RICHARD S. SWANTEK 5709JOSEPH R. PISANI 27941 ROBERT T. RYAN 8105 BERNARD C. SWEENEY 6867JOSEPH E PITONIAK 30454 DONALD SAHR 34964 DONALD SWETE 15817JOSEPH E. PITONIAK 30454 DONALD SAHR 34964 DONALD SWETE 15817EDWARD J. PLUMMER 21574 CARMEN A. SALVEMINI 31063 FRANK SYLVESTER 47075HARRISON A. POLLETS 2518 DOUGLAS K. SANDBURG 21351 FRED TAMBURINO 33946PETER G. POSSON 8388 RAYMOND A. SanFRATELLO 42731 JAMES M. TAMMARO 37720CALVIN W. POTWIN 12317 DAVID H. SCHANK 15271 ALTON R. TAYLOR 42525HOWARD H. POWELSON JR. 24050 AARON SCHOEN 999 MALCOLM H. TEARE 23707WILLIAM E. POWLEY 8471 ROBERT SCHOENEMANN 32230 RUSSELL C. TEDESCO 6715Stephen Prosenyak 1365 ROY F. SCHRETT 9674 THOMAS W. TERKOSKI 19898MICHAEL A. PROZERALIK 19991 JOHN H. SCHROEDER, JR. 30423 ROBERT E. TERRAY 19340RAYMOND J. PRYLL 26078 JERRY K. SCHULTZE 23559 CLYDE F. TERRY 12699Mohammad Qureshi 32499 ROBERT J. SCHUTRUM 12320 EARL H. THIELE 8038RICHARD RACE 12759 CHARLES SCHWEISS 46738 ALLEN T. THOMAS 17412RICHARD RACE 12759 CHARLES SCHWEISS 46738 ALLEN T. THOMAS 17412FREDRICK L. RADDER 19748 SYLVAIN SEGAL, JR. 4137 LUCIAN B. THOMPSON 18559GEORGE W. RADDER 23490 EDWARD F. Selleck 1454 WALTER THRONSEN 26991Shonda Ranson 66819 DOMINICK SHALLO JR. 13342 ALBERT THROWBRIDGE 4071GILBERT RASHBAUM 7178 JOHN G. SHARPE 7166 OWEN TOALE 36573WALTER RAY 1340 WILLIAM SHAW 9388 CHARLES R. TOMLIN 17695EVERETT REID 18089 AFZAL M. SHEIKH 14010 Albert Torebridge 4071LAWRENCE T. REID 10692 ALBERT A. SHELDRAKE 7040 PETER H. TOWNSEND 10165GORDON P. REIFSNIDER 4223 JERRY L. SHOEMAKER 25212 C. TONY TRAMONTELLI 34401ALBERT C REINHARDT 24712 PAUL SILIPINO 7492 CHARLES E. TRAVER 42670C. F. REYNOLDS 9093 RICHARD D. SILVA 11439 Nick Trbovich 53992JOSEPH J. RICCIO 27186 MATTHEW E. SILVERMAN 38739 MARSHALL TRIONFERO 36919C CURTIS RICHARD 17548 ROBERT SINGISER 6958 RICHARD T TROSSET 5022C. CURTIS RICHARD 17548 ROBERT SINGISER 6958 RICHARD T. TROSSET 5022KATHY RICKETTS 46601 CARL L SITLER 21606 PAUL TUTTOBENE 13115MICHAEL E. RICKETTS 26782 ROBERT W. SKELLY 24506 JOHN L. ULRICH 4066HAROLD H. RIDDELL JR. 8066 JOHN P. SOFSKY JR. 26506 JAMES URISH 0WILLIAM J.L. RIDLEY 499 MICHAEL SOGNOWICH 34981 LOUIS URSITTI 9693ERNEST A. RIEDL 8171 Joe Sorce 60969 JOHN F. VAN GORDER 20000JAMES H RIGGS 48155 MARK F. SOUKUP 5707 D.W. VANBUNSCHOTEN 8493SIDNEY D. RIGHTER 13341 ROY R. SPANGENBERG 972 ALBINO BEN VARQUEZ 25603JAMES RILEY 24162 HERBERT W. SPEARES III 32579 DR. HENRY VERSNICK 7099GEORGE S. RINGLAND 18771 JOHN T SPRATT 9522 JEAN-LOUIS VILLAME 34741


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