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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BRIDGE, BRIDGE, OF ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL Published monthly, except for a combined summer issue, for $15.00 per year by the the by year per $15.00 for issue, summer combined a for except monthly, Published | 2018 NOVEMBER selected as selected the ofwinners the 2018 IW (Edmonton, Alberta) and Darold “Kirby” and “Kirby” Darold (Edmonton, Alberta) On the Cover the On Veterans Trip to Washington, D.C. Carr of Local 89 (Cedar Rapids, Iowa), Rapids, (Cedar 89 of Carr Local Sutphin of Local 549 (Wheeling, W.V.) (Wheeling, were 549 of Sutphin Local Iron Workers’ (IW) military veterans Zachery veterans Zachery military Iron Workers’ (IW) Wallace Phillipson of Local 14ofPhillipson Wallace Local (Spokane, Wash.), Christopher Stewart of Local 720 Wash.), 720 of Stewart Christopher Local | |

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Why Organize?

hen we started our great union Enough is enough. We lost our way W in 1896, trade unionists came and our stomach to organize the com- together with a common purpose to panies who exploit workers utilizing the organize those workers engaged in the factors mentioned above. Many iron- ironworking industry and to establish workers who are fortunate to become collective bargaining agreements with members now believe once they are a employers by various means and meth- member that no one could possibly per- form the tasks associated with our trade. ERIC DEAN ods. Prior, other forms of unions came General President and went; ultimately, we have endured. Well, I am asking then how the other Te founders of our union banded 87 percent are managing to build and together to improve working conditions, fabricate those buildings? provide fair wages for our members and Today, we enjoy great relationships provide a decent burial for our mem- with our signatory employers. We can bers as safety was nonexistent back then. and should level the playing feld for Many were descendants of Europe’s labor guilds and looked to recreate them here We have grown and shrunk as a movement, in North America. During our history, we have improved both the AFL-CIO and our sector, the jobsite safety, improved wages and estab- building trades, have lost market share lished fringe benefts to provide retirement as a percentage of all construction work and security and health care for our members and their families. We have honed and fabrication being performed. Experts say perfected our training programs. We union membership hovers at 13 percent of have grown and shrunk as a movement, the total market. both the AFL-CIO and our sector, the building trades, have lost market share as a percentage of all construction work and fabrication being performed. Experts say those companies who have signed collec- union membership hovers at 13 percent tive bargaining agreements and attempt of the total market. to organize those companies through As general president, I fnd that to be traditional bottom-up organizing, which unacceptable and so should you. I for is bringing members engaged in the one do not believe, nor am I willing to industry into our union, and top-down accept, our best days are behind us. organizing, which is bringing in willing Let’s look at the factors many use employers into a collective bargaining as an excuse or cop-out of why we are relationship. Ten there is the unwill- where we are: modularization, ofshoring ing; we must use leverage and pressure to NOVEMBER 2018 of fabrication, right to work, attempts at come to an agreement. Tis all requires Davis-Bacon repeal or elimination of state resources (money and staf) and an atti- prevailing wages, illegal immigration, tude of militancy and defance. Simply guest worker expansion, stock market col- put, we must not take no for an answer, lapses, “we don’t sell books here,” “laws are nor just wait for the phone to ring at stacked against us,” and on and on. the hall. We must add both signatory 3

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contractors and members to gain market fnd any more people; let’s try looking at the share or future members will be report- 87 percent of open shop workers engaged ing further declines of market share. Our in the construction industry. Contractors very survival depends on it. at capacity won’t bid more work if we are The delegates to the Iron Work- tapped out. Our KPIs will look at locals to ers 42nd Convention in Chicago 2011 see they have active organizing ongoing in passed a resolution to allocate ¼ of their locals. “No” is not an option—our 1 percent of your wages to fund orga- survival depends on our strength and sig- nizers at the local, district council and nifcantly increasing our bargaining power “ No” is not international level. These dedicated by improving our position in the industry. resources will only be successful with Your obligation as a member relies on an option— your cooperation and willingness to your willingness to buy into organizing all our survival see the campaigns through, to work those carrying a lunchbox, wearing work and welcome those who haven’t had depends boots and performing ironwork. Period. the privilege of being in our union Please watch the COMET video found at and allow them to see the benefits of on our the QR code to the lef. our collective bargaining agreements, strength and fringe benefits and training. significantly We are at a critical point right now where increasing our many halls are near full employment. I Eric Dean have heard bull crap excuses that we can’t General President, 1051885 bargaining power by improving our position in the industry.

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ron Workers’ (IW) military veterans Zachery Carr of Zachery Carr—Local 89 I Local 89 (Cedar Rapids, Iowa), Wallace Phillipson (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) of Local 14 (Spokane, Wash.), Christopher Stewart of Zak Carr joined the United States Navy in 1991 with Local 720 (Edmonton, Alberta) and Darold “Kirby” Sut- consent from his parents as he was only 17. He was in phin of Local 549 (Wheeling, W.V.) were selected as the the Navy for eight years, half of which were on active winners of the 2018 IW Veterans Trip to Washington, duty. His frst year he was still a senior in high school. D.C. Te winners traveled to the District of Columbia over the weekend of Oct. 6, to participate in a wreath Carr spent his summer and 18th birthday in boot camp laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and then went to serve on the USS Seattle for the next in Arlington National Cemetery, visit IW headquarters three and a half years. His proudest accomplishment in and tour the nation’s capital. the Navy was earning the Navy Achievement Medal for NOVEMBER Te IW Veterans Trip to Washington is organized staying calm in a critical situation. by the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Carr joined Local 89 in 1998 and has been on the Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers and No executive board and examining committee and served Greater Love, a nonproft organization dedicated to as president. He is currently a welding instructor, trustee 2018 honoring America’s fallen. IW military veterans regis- and member of the JATC. tered for the contest on the IW website and the winners In 2001, Carr married his wife Dee and they have were chosen at random. three incredible children, Josh, Abbey and Olivia. 5

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 5 11/8/18 4:40 PM “I am proud to say that I am a United States Navy veteran, involved member of Local 89, a loving hus- band and father. I am so honored and humbled for the opportunity to participate in the wreath laying cer- emony. I would like to thank everyone who made this possible,” says Carr. Wallace Phillipson—Local 14 (Spokane, Wash.) Wallace Phillipson, 94 years young, received his 70-year pin in Local 14 in June 2017. Married 66 years to the love of his life Camilla, they are lifelong Spokane residents with four children. Phillipson was involved in build- ing most of the infrastructure comprising Spokane, the second largest city in Washington. He worked on all of the hospitals, the airport, the bridges over the Spokane River, several high schools and many of the ofce build- ings downtown, to name just a few. He also lef his family during the week to work on the Hanford Nuclear Site, along the Columbia River in central Washington for sev- eral years. Phillipson also worked to complete the Grand Coulee Dam, building the third powerhouse, which was one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s work projects designed to bring the United States out of the Depres- sion. Like every ironworker, Phillipson rose in the dark, worked in subzero and 100-plus degree temperatures, ofen traveled far for the job, could count on one hand the number of days he missed work and made lifelong friends through the years. Perhaps Phillipson’s biggest pride has come from leading his two sons into careers as ironworkers. Mathew was a member of Local 14 for 19 years before owning his own business, and Andrew recently retired from the Local 14 as a lifetime member, serving on the council and then 17 years as the apprenticeship coordi- THE ! IRONWORKER nator. Raising two boys, as well as two daughters, who 6

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 6 11/8/18 4:40 PM have shared his values of a strong work ethic and hon- where upon he transferred to the regular Army in 1973 esty in what you say and how you live, has created the as a supply technician and was posted to CFB Borden strongest of bonds between father and children. in Ontario for three years. He was then posted to CFB Before fnding his life’s vocation, Phillipson served Cold Lake in Alberta. his country honorably, frst in the United States Mer- Stewart was released from the Canadian Armed chant Marines from January 1943 to August 1946, Forces in 1979 and moved to British Columbia. He where he transported vital supplies from North Amer- became a welder and worked in British Columbia for ica to the Allies in Europe and the Pacifc. In the oddest three years as a permit welder with Local 97 on a job in of ironies, the United States failed to recognize the mer- Kitimat, British Columbia. He moved back to Alberta chant mariners for their service in the war, and afer in 1982 and worked with many welding companies and a short two years at home, Phillipson was drafed into in 1983, rejoined the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves the Korean War in the United States Army from Sep- with 15 Service Battalion as a supply technician, driver tember 1948 to November 1949, and then again from and instructor. He served and worked with many units September 1950 to September 1951. Phillipson was just for 16 years, retiring in 1999. a boy when he went to war but like so many veterans, In 1991, while working on a dragline in Wabamun, the experiences have stayed with him all his 94 years. Alberta, the company was approached to be certifed Perhaps in atonement for mankind’s disregard for with the Operating Engineers Union Local 955 and the the value of life during the wars, Phillipson has lived a life of service—service to the less fortunate, the underserved, the little guy; anyone who didn’t live the wonderful life he did. Working 40 hours a week in con- struction, with a family of four children is not easy, but Phillipson always put aside time to volunteer. Phillipson’s story of a very ordinary man reveals what is truly extraordinary about him: He is a hero in every sense of the word, and in that word, not so very ordinary at all. His daughter, Sarah Phillipson Beemer proudly says, “He reminds me, daily, of what matters and why we call his, the Greatest Generation.” NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 2018 Christopher Stewart—Local 720 (Edmonton, Alberta) Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada in 1955, Christo- pher Stewart joined the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry Cadet Corps in 1968 and served there until 1972. He transferred to the same unit with the militia in 1972, 7

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Iron Workers Local 720. Te certifcation vote was won, Afer serving 25 years in the Canadian Armed and he was ofered to join either union. Forces, and 27 years with the Iron Workers, when asked Stewart joined Local 720 and has never looked back. if he would do it again or change anything, Stewart He has worked at the Syncrude and Suncor Plants in responded “Hell no, I would not change anything and Fort McMurray, Alberta, many times over the years, hell yes, I would do it all over again!” with Petrocan Refnery in Edmonton, Alberta, the Shell Refnery in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Darold “Kirby” Sutphin—Local 549 most recently at the Redwater Refnery. Stewart has (Wheeling, W.V.) been with Local 720 for 27 years and recently retired Darold “Kirby” Sutphin has a family tradition of join- in February. ing the military. During World War II, his father Darold IRONWORKER THE !

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45752_IW_Nov_2018_X3.indd 8 11/8/18 6:05 PM “Cotton” Sutphin served in Army Air Corps, his brother Dave served in the Army and his other brother Jim served in the Navy. Sutphin joined the United States Marine Corps in September 1974. Basic training lasted 13 weeks at M.C.R.D. San Diego with 3rd Battalion. Afer basic, he was sent to Camp Johnson and Camp Lejeune in North Carolina for mechanic school with 1st Battalion 6th Marines. In early 1975, he deployed to Camp Hansen, Oki- nawa 3rd Shore Party as motor transport shop chief. Afer 12 months duty, he went back to Camp Lejeune and deployed again on a six-month Mediterranean cruise with the 1st Battalion 6th Marines in late 1976, assigned to the USS Trenton. Sutphin completed his active duty obligation at Camp Lejeune in September 1978 and was honorably discharged on Sept. 26, 1980, at the rank of sergeant, with four years, four months of service with one year, fve months and 28 days of for- eign and sea service. Sutphin joined Local 549 in late 1978 afer his active duty was completed. He is a third-generation ironworker, following his grandfather Dave Sutphin, his father Cot- accident as an ironworker in 1955. He became a struc- ton, his uncle Dave and his brother Gary. His father and tural engineer afer the accident for the state of Ohio brother worked a lot of years for American Bridge. His until his retirement. Sutphin is currently retired. NOVEMBER 2018 father also served as assistant business agent of Local Sutphin states, “I am proud and blessed to be born 549 under Wayne Mauhruin. Sutphin’s father received in America, also to have a small part in defending this his 70-year pin before passing from dementia in 2014, at great country and a small part in building America. I the age of 92. His older brother Gary died in 2010 at the am honored to participate in the ceremony of placing age of 59 from a seven-year battle with prostate cancer. the Wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with Uncle Dave was paralyzed from the chest down on a job my three other brother ironworker veterans.” 9

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 9 11/8/18 4:40 PM IRONWORKERS POLITICAL ACTION LEAGUE WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE OUR VETERANS FOR THEIR DEDICATION, COURAGE, SACRIFICE AND SERVICE TO THEIR COUNTRY.

All ironworkers listed below have shared their names per our request in The Ironworker. If you are a veteran and would like to be mentioned in the next update of Union Veterans Council list, please complete the form on our website ironworkers.org. Click the Get Involved tab, select Union Veterans Council, complete the form and click submit.

Local 1 Local 3 Local 5 Henry Adamic, Robert Aikens, “Buddy” Cliford Paul Adams Jr., Brian Anderson, William Peter Arren, Aubrey Baber, Kenneth Baldwin, Allen, Dale Allen, Michael Andruch III, Albert Anderson, Gregory Baker, HJ Baker, George Thomas Best, Charles Ray Black, Leroy Blake Bass, Paul Basselen, Bernard Berg, Ladell Bonds, Batcher III, James Bauduin, Robert Bedillion, Jr., Dennis Blakeman, Robert Wayne Bowers, Stephen Borozan, Thomas Breeden, James Breslin, Kenneth Berliner, Joseph Bernarding, Sean James Brothers, Jack Carter, J.P. “Buddy” Cefalu, Lawrence Bubser, Clif Bura, Fred Burkamp Jr. , Bernarding, Kevin Bish, John Blick, James Mark Coles, James Conaway, Kenneth Crouse, Lloyd Burtch, Hector Caballero, George Canary, Bongiorni, Wes Bortmas, James Bouduin, George Decatur III, Lawrence Decatur, Dennis Victor Cancialosi, Thomas Carmody II, Bohdan Stephen Bretz, Jeremy Brewer, William Buhl, Dye, Fred Fernald, Robert Fugel, Hubert “Hoot” Chalus, Elmer Christian, Donald Christian, James Burkhart, Robert Bush, David Cameron, Fuller Jr., Chauncey Galloway, Preston George Joseph Coluzzi, Eugene Comparin, Richard Randy Castrodad, Patrick Cleary, Daniel Codan, Jr., Emmitt Greene, Gary Greene, Danny Grifth, Connolley, John Conway, Wayne Cook, Kenneth Larry Collins, William Collins Jr., Jack Costello, Mark Hale, Steven Harty, Thomas Haw Jr., Robert Dado, William Dahlborn Jr., William Davis, Gary William Creely, Frederick Crisp, James Crowley, Hawkins, Graham Henry Jr., Chuck Hesse, Cecil DeMark, Marc Dosen, Gordon Driscoll, Richard Terrance Crowley, George Crownover, Matthew Higginbotham, Joe Higgs, George Hindle, Driscoll, William Edmonds III, Carl Erickson, Joel Culley, Brad Cumberland, David Czapiewski, Joseph Hollar Jr., Dennis Hughes, Steven Izzo, Espinosa, Mark Essary, Larry Ferris, Michael Flood, Christopher Dann, Charles Davis, David DeCarolis, Augusta Jackson Jr., Ralph Jackson, Nathaniel William Flynn, Edward Froehlich, Raymond Gaik, August Doehre, James Dorrance, Daniel David James, Christopher Jamison, Jason Thomas Gardiner, Robert Gattermeir Jr., William Eichenlaub, Bryan Englert, Daniel Englert, Lee Kidwell, James Kreckel, Donald Lambert, Whitt Gibbons, Patrick Gluchman, Anthony Gradle Jr., Fetterman, Charles Ford, Henry Foley, David Garfield Lowe, Clifton McCoy Jr., Mark McHugh, Joseph Grahovac, Dominic Graziano, Joseph Fox, James Galloway Jr., Gordon Grivas, James Charles McKenzie, Billy McLaughlin, Thomas Greco, William Gregory, Phillip Grisafe, Ernest Grivas, Bill Grzybowski, Patrick Guidice, Wayne McLaughlin, Frank Migliaccio, Paul Morris, Gruszkowski, Frank Grzemski, Greg Hansen, Gunderson, Kyle Gustin, Michael Hale, Robert Cyrus Neal Jr., Mark O’Connell, Daniel Parker, Sven Hanson, Wally Hathaway, Daniel Haughian, Handza, Dennis Harmon, Edward Harmon, John Joseph Pesti, Frank Piccione, Lloyd Quinn, David Sanford Haumesser, Dan Henderson, Maurice Heinlein, Michael Hellman, James Hermann, Reigle, Timothy Ritmiller, Frank Russo, C. Mike “Spike” Hennessey, William Henning, Michael Richard Immekus, Joseph Jackanic, Robert Schroeder, Alphonso Sharperson, David Lamont Heraty, Eric Hysing, John Ivancich, Steven Jamison, Jackanic, John Jamerson, John Jessen, William Shef, Dirk Shipley, Robert Sides, John Simms II, Leonard Jarmuz, Nicholas Johnson, Thomas Joos, Christopher Kiser, Frederick Koppenhaver, Ronald Spates, Edward Staylor Jr., Ray Stublarec, Kalvaitis, William Keegan, Steven Kost, Robert Eugene Krise, Fred Kumm, Ray Large, David Robert Taylor, Garfield Trumble, Ronald Tucker, Kowalski, Nicholas Krajac, Jefrey Kraus, James Leitzell, Michael Lis, Charles Lonick, Daniel Mace, Robert Valentine, Donald Walker, Thomas Letten, Williams Linares, Thomas Lofgren, Charles Gary Majeski, Robert Malley Jr., Richard Manko, Washington Sr., Robert Wayne, Dennis Webber, Mabry, Carl Malinowski, Robert Mallo, William Dale Margus, Nathan McElhenney, Paul McMahon, Jack Whitt, Dennis Williams, Kenneth Wilson Marema, James Maynard Jr., Joseph Mazzorana, Cornelius McMillen, Charles Medley, Jack Merling, Keith McCoy, Kevin McDonell, Phillip McMullen, Frank Milliron, Rick Miros, Dana Morrison, Albert Local 6 Franklin Miezio, Thomas Miezio, Gene Miller, James Munsick, Brent Neal, Timothy Neigh, Christopher John Campbell, Michael Cassidy, John Clemens, Miller, Ernest Miller Jr., Emory Mockbee, R. Henry Nicholson, Shaun Norbert, Burton Pace, Daniel Ernest Colern, Michael Colern, Paul Corbran, Mohr, John Mooncotch, Victor Mugica, James Pacich, Chad Pedigo, Paul Pepka, Dennis Pitt, Joseph Curtin, David “Red” Dahn, Robert Nance, Ralph Nelson, Donald Nettnin, Michael William Plater Jr., Mark Powell, Ralph Prasnikar, Dunlap, David Dutton, Duane Euscher, Bill Ninkovich, Michael O’Hara, Frank Pauley, Thomas Leo Puma, Albert Quaill, David Quarture, Austin Ford, Michael Garvey, Patrick George, John Peppers, Norb Piorek, Joseph Pongetti, Joseph Ralicki, Richard Rehberg, Eric Rush, Jason Ryan, Gibson, Michael Gusek, Michael Gzyl, Seth Popovich, Bruce J. Porth, Christopher Porth, Derek Sauer, Kenneth Schlichtkrull, Kenneth Halftown Jr., Jerome Halligan Jr., Brian Hart, James Quintanilla, Thomas Rambo, James Reilly, Sines, Henry Smith, Jefrey Smith, Joseph James Hayes, Joseph Heintz, James Held, Frank Reyes, Johnny Ridgley, Milorod Ristich, Basil Staskowicz, Michael Station, Glenn Stolitza, Sean Michael Hubbard, Terry Jimerson, Ronnie Robertson, John Rosa, Philip Rosenbach, Donald Storey, William Sullivan, Russell Suprek, Adam Johnson, Ronald Kinn, Wayne Kinney, Jason Roszak, Michael Rotkvich, Kenneth Rudnicki, Tack, Ray Tallerico, William Tann, William Thomas, Kurtz, Henry Kwandrans, Thomas Laska, Ron James Russell, Billy Russell, Leonard Rybarski, Paul Timms, Lawrence Trimnal, Ray Turner III, MacNeil, Timothy Murphy, Robert Pavlovic, Richard Rzonca, Carl Sabin, Samuel Sandilla, James Ujevich, Paul Valdiserri, Steven Walker, Leonard Potts Jr., Michael Quinn, Michael Sage, Marcel Satalic, Wayne Scott, Brian Seidling, Ronald John Wantje, John Ward, George Weber, David Earl Schuster, Gary Seitz, Ronald Seneca, Shong, Frank Shukstor, Robin Snyder, Daniel Stua, Werwie, John West, William Wilson, Joshua Wise James Stewart, Joe Sullivan, Carlton Swetland, Timothy Szorc, Larry Tillman, Edward Tisza, Ted Daniel Szvoren, Kevin Thomas, Keith Turner Trzaskowski, Robert Uhlar, Richard Urnezis, Donald Vander Voort, Herman VanWerven, Kenneth Varga, Peter Vrdolyak, Walter Vukadinovich, Daniel Wajerski, Edward Wendling, Carl Willaby,

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All ironworkers listed above have shared their names per our request in The Ironworker. If you are a veteran and would like to be mentioned in the next update of Union Veterans Council list, please complete the form on our website ironworkers.org. Click the Get Involved tab, select Union Veterans Council, complete the form and click submit. 10

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Local 7 Local 9 Local 15 James Anderson, Richard Augustine, Ronald John Crof, Frank Harvey, Donald Hill, Thomas Tor Augustinsen, Bruce Babcock, Bernhard Baika, Ronald Bernardos, Thomas Broderick, Hill, Michael Kessler Jr., Jason LaGamba, Scott Biederman, Dale Bodman, George Bodman, James Brooks, Ross Carter, Michael Cain, William Letts, Barry Printup, Jason Reddeclif, Gerald Nicholas Bonadies, Lawrence Bresnahan, John Cain, Carmen Caterino, Joseph Chittick, Charles K. Townsend, Duane Williams, Duke Williams Broughal Jr., Walter Brown, Lamar Burt, Wayne Cintro, John Coakley Sr., Kevin Collins, John Camp, Fabien Castonguay, Jacob Danis, Robert J Collins, John R Collins, Lawrence Connery, Local 10 Dearden, Winston Douglas, Leonard Fayer, Richard Connolly, Joseph Cooper, Vinny Coyle Benjarman Deal, Chris Deboe, Alfredo De La Ignazio Fragione, Ronald Freeman, Patrick Fries, Sr., Edward Donovan, Thomas Driscoll, Michael Hoz, Troy Ewing, Tyler Haanpaa, Jeremy Hall, Joel Junokas, Roger Kolaczenko, Robert Lajoie, Durant, Elde Dutter, Paul Frazier, Eugene Gabel, Roger Henderson, Jordan Kling, Robert Knapp, Alec Leclaire, Wilmot Lee Jr., Paul LeTendre, Patrick Gibbons, Randolph Green Jr., Robert John Maddox, Joseph Madrigal, Tim Morgan, James Levesque, Charles Loredo, David Lynch, Greenough II, Richard Godinho, Robert Godino, Austin Muller, William Murkin, Tim Newton, Richard MacCartney, Andre Martin, Roger Gerard Haire, John Hurley, Erick Irizarry, William Brian Paulsen, Brett Ralston, Phillip Rick, John Martin, Bernard McGloin, Joseph McGloin, John Jack, Edward Lally Jr., William LaVoilette, Sanders, Larry Scott, Joshua Shockney, Brandon McGuinness, Christian McNair, John Meegan, Robert Lind Sr., Alfred Lisby, Terrance Logan, Slocum, James Turpin, Brian Van Belkum, Jacob Messier, Lawrence Montgomery Sr., Paul Lynch, Daniel MacIssac, Francis MacNeil, Trent Watson, Tim Webb, Scott Young Sydney Mundell, Paul Noel, Michael Ocampo, Robert Maguire, Thomas Manley, Robert Michael O’Connor, Daniel O’Shea, Donald Maxwell, Brian McGillicuddy, Neal McKelligan, Local 11 Ouellette, Anthony Piscottano, Joseph Pozzato, Francis McKinnon Jr., Robert McKenzie, Stephen Parrish Rarick, Martin Reynholds, James Monahan, James Morrissey Jr., Jack Morton, Thomas “Tutone” Abelson, William Aitkens, Sansone, David Scanlon, Richard Schall, Robert Charles Mosher, Stephen Moulton, Reginald James Bergin, Sam Britton, Richard Bucco, Sherman, William Stevens, Richard Swan, Mark Munson, Charles Nuelist III, Forrest Nies, Bruce Cahoon, William Campbell, Ronald Tomick, Joseph Warzecha, Albert Wells James O’Connor, Michael Pariseau, Raymond Caputo, Robert Carr, Robert Collumb, Thomas Pelletier, Russell Phillips, Ronald Pioggia, Derek Cox, Michael Delpaoli, Charles Donnelly, Charles Local 17 Faessinger, Randall Fedon, Jayson Gassler, Reid, William Ross, Vincent Ryan, Edward Jesse Bennett, Camilo Black, Paul Bozak, Virginia Saksa, John Sampson Jr., John Skane, Thomas Edward Halifko, Edward Hanks, Joseph Heintz, Michael James, Raymond Jehlen, Daniel Julio, Brotherton, Christopher Cann, Thomas Ciryak, Skowron, Howard Stumpf, James Tamulen, John Cleary, Arthur Cross, Walter Davis Jr., James Thomas Targett, William Townsend, Anthony Martin Kiernan, Robert Kolmer, James Leslie, Kenneth Littlehales, Kenneth Lucas, Michael Dietz, LaMoine Dillon, Russell Dillon, Gary Dinger, Trinchini, Charles Turcotte, Thomas Vear Sr., Moe Curtis Ferguson, James Greene, Joseph Gulasey, Villeneuve, Richard Vogel, Michael Walker, David Mazzocchi, Edward McGrath, Lawrence McGrath, Martin McInerney, John McMullen, Richard Mell, Samuel Hall, Rudy Heniger, Sean Kiley, Bernie Walmsley, Edward White, Francis Whitty, Michael Kozak, Richard Kreal, William Lane, Bethany Williams, Gerald Yanovitch Jr., Frank Wirtz Melvyn Meszaros, Michael Molina, John Mooney, Eugene O’Rourke, John Patrick, Chet Patterson, Lapp, William Lee, Jared Litke, Lawrence Loren, Local 8 Daniel Petrych, Sergio Restrepo, Brian Robison, Anthony Loria Jr., Paul Marcum, Dave Mikus, James Sake, Thomas Smith, John Speer, Steven Rudolph Monroy, Stephen Moran, Jacob Nash, Francis Ansell, James Armstrong, Gerald Tarr Jr., Michael Tenore, Henry Toft, Edmund William Palladino, Gurnie Randall, Katie Sanicky, Ayotte, Joseph Barfoot, Joseph Bazile, William Tyndell, Charles Vuocolo, Ryan Williams, Clyde Darrell Unger, John Ward, Steven Weaver, Beckstrom, Leslie Bedell, Donald Bennett, Henry Williamson, George Woodall, Robert Zawistowski Richard Weidokal, Milburn White, Roy Whitman Blancovitch, Michael A. Bolen, Jerry Boll, Kenneth Bradshaw, Dave Brockman, Randall Bryce, Cecil Local 12 Local 21 Cameron, Richard E. Carlson, Richard Chase, Dennis Brough, Thomas Canfora, James Gary Akerberg, Gary Andersen, Jerry Andersen, Robert Clairmont, Patrick Cramer, Michael Day, Roger Beargeon, Anson Berry, William Biede, Ernest Demmon, Bruce Deneau, George Dobron, Egan, James Franklin, Jere Gaul Sr., Jerry Marshall, Dennis McClintock, Al Staley Oval Bittner, Franklin Briggs, Dannie Caskey, Vern Erskine, Joseph Filtz, Joseph Freeborn, Chet Gary Cass, Frank Clark Jr., John Croy, Jim Daly, Genzmer, Andreas Georgoulis, William Goldi, Gil Local 14 Terry Drake, Harley Goings Sr., Carl Green, Gonzalez III, Jerome Goyen, Michael Hablewitz, Robert Harris, Frank Hodge, Dave Holman, Jerry Richard Handrahan, Richard Hanson, Michael Albert Allan, James Anderson, Jefery Bare, Kelley, Richard Kowal, Darrell Kunkel, James Harju, Ryon Hasse, Edward Hinc, Mark Hoedel, Bryon Berry, Joe Boyer, Charles Burnett, William Lambing, Keith Laue, Kevin Laue, Greg Lunn, Raymond Huberty, Aaron Hyche, James Jackson, Burns, Andrew DeLateur, Andrew Erickson, Mel Douglas Lyons, George Macht, Roy Malchow, Douglas Jaeckel, Josh Janis, David Johnson, Kurt Fitzpatrick, Martin Fowler, Alex Haas, Lenard Rodney Mather, Bren Mattes, Gordon McDonald, Johnston, James Jorgensen, Randy Jose, Joseph Halderman, Mitchell Hanson, Ed Haven, Pat William McDonald, Alfred Newsom, John Nun, Kangas, Daniel Kehl, Thomas Kelley Jr., Randy Henderson, Ellan Hinsz, Gary Hundeby, Ethan Darrell Nurton, Robert Oates, David Oldenburg, Klemm, Michael Kluetzman, Joe Kolins, Russell LeGrand, Scott Miesler, Ryan Moyer, Albert Robert Peck, Lance Rawson, Tait Rowley, Korpi, Kenneth Kozikowski, Robert Krumnow, Mumford, Donald Patterson, Wallace Phillipson, Troy Sanford, Dennis Schissel, Stu Stefens, Jan LaCount, Terry LaForest, Gerald Lambert, Eric Price, Pat Sanders, Edwin Schubert, Richard Steinauer, Frank Urzendowski, Roger John LaPlante, Dennis Leist, Michael Lester, Rick Schute, James Seely, Verneal Stroud, VanFossen, Nathaniel Vesely, Derick Weston, Allan Leurquin, Charles Lovell, Patrick Lyman II, Blake Vaughn, Ronald Vick, Jack Young Joseph Whisler, Scott Williams, Jef Woodward Myles Marietti, Scott Marietti, Michael Marshall, Wade Martzahl, Anthony Mayrhofer, Joseph Local 22 McGonagle, Terrance McGrath, Chuck Mehling, Terry Miller, Todd Miller, William Miske, John Michael Artman, Dennis Brown, Larry Montgomery, Richard Moreno, Timothy Morris, Cornwell, David Craig, Terry Harmon, Frederick James Morrison, Ted Morrison, Bruce Myers, Haulk III, Maurice Howery, Johnny Landers, John Ney, Edwin Nichols, Edgar Olivares, Karl Judson West, Robert Wooten, Steve Yee Paisley, Roger Papesh, Michael Pascoe, Robert Pascoe Sr., Dean Patron, Robert Peltier, David Local 24 Pickard, Edwin Plettner, Richard Poos, Calvin Robert Auerbach, Dan Betell, Danny Birmingham, Richard, Thomas Roman, Dale Saeger, Rhodney Daniel Bristow, Tyler Bristow, Sam Cassady, Tim Savard, Anthony Schafer, Terrance Schuster, John Chavez, John Conyers, Adam Corchado, Robert Seeley, Brad Sefcik, Leonard Serauskas, Eugene Demski, Charles Harris, Delbert Higginson, NOVEMBER 2018 Skogman, Randall Smith, Kurt Sommers, Michael Matthew Kible, Randy Kirk, Isaac Loncar, Ross Soppa, Ronald Spranger, James St. Peter, Roy Paleaz, Jomari Palo, Richard Pastorius, John Stellwagen, Duane Sweere, Dennis Techlin, Craig Popino, Herbert Schilleref, John Schmitt, Jimmie Thompson, Burt Van Boxtel, Daniel Van Brocklin, Shasteen, Ernest Small II, Joseph Trujillo James Van Brocklin, Adrian Vele Jr., Adam Vieau, Brian Vroman, Thomas Wachtler, William Walter, Myron Williquette, Frank Zammuto

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Local 25 Local 37 Local 46L (New York) Martin Adrian, Dennis Aguirre, Michael Babcock, James Bacon, Robert Bailey, Keith Baker, James James Byrnes, Michael Casey, Patrick John Baldwin, Paul Becigneul, John Bell, Murney Cotta, Paul Davenport, Harvey Frank, Brian Connors, Howard Hohlfeld, Fred LeMoine, Bell, Terry Biggs, Robert Bliss, William Bliss, Jackowitz, Richard Lachance, Bill Leonard, Frederick McVicker Jr., Richard Mohamed, Robert Boorsma, Curtis Dane Bowers, Edward Kenneth Lusignan, James Ryan, Daniel Wright Kevin O’Keefe, Donald Reith Brie, Curtis Butcher, Donald Byrnes, Edward Chance, Thomas Chavis, Ronald Cooper, Willie Local 40 Local 48 Cooper, Marc Crance, Glenn DeLorey, Frank Michael Anderson, Matthew Baldyga, John Jerry Bailey, Jason Briant, Jimmy Crossley, Chris DeLucia, Jef Dillon, Todd Docken, Albert Barrass, Francis Bellaran, Reid Blackman, Johnson, Walter Lohden, Monroe Neal, Robert Dubey, Ken Dumas, James Duncan, Michael Fay, Matthew Boz, Richard Brady, Roy Bremner, Sanders, Tom Scott, Aaron Thompson, Avery Jason Friedberg, Alan Friend, Gerald Garrison, Thomas Burns, Frank Capraro, James Denaro, Thompson, Wayne Whipkey, Jerald Winton Timothy Gering, Richard Gotham, Keith Gretzler, Leonard Dileo, Thomas Eckrote, Edward Fahey, Steven Gulick, Jason Gulley Sr., Corey Hake, Edward Finnegan, Thomas Forrester, Patrick Local 55 Leo Harrigan, Clif Henry, Fred Hetzer, Vincent Fox, William Frisco, Paul Gaulden, Lawrence Horn, Mark Hoye, Dennis Janowiak, Chris Jensen, Cecil Barker, Brad Bollinger, Mike Cathers, David Gotti, Matthew Haber, Alan Happel, Richard Cole, Winston Cooperwood, James Dunnett, Sam Gerald Kerr, Terrance Kuriger, David Lucas, Hartley, Brendan Joyce, Todd Kadell, Matthew Raymond Manyen, Colbert Marcum, James Fisher, Robert French, Randy Fuzessy, Patrick Kelly, Patrick Kiernan, Robert Kirkpatrick, Gallagher, Kevin Garner, John Habel, Antonio Markham, Kevin McDonell, David McGillen, Mike William Kraham, John La Cour, Bob Larsen, Michael, Marcus Middleton, Bobby Morgan, Jaramillo, Albert Kalisik, David Kolbe, Dennis Knitz, Lindsay LeBorgne, Robert Liggio, Raymond Randall Krieger, Audrey Lawrence, Michael Maguire, Richard Mosher, Earl Myers, Richard Nesgoda, Maddock, William Maddock, James Marsden, Herbert Nutter Jr., Roy Parker, Bruce Patterson, Mark McDaniel, Robert Mapes Jr., Josh Menter, James McKee, Joseph McNamara, Fred Moak, Joseph Miers, Patrick Miller, David Patterson, R. George Pearson, Richard Poddig, Dale Pontzious, Robert Montoor, Tom Mulroy, Thomas Mulvihill, Matt Rajda, John Rajewski, James Rappuhn, Mike Sohikian, Gary Tatro, Timothy Tremmel, Scott Devin O’Neill, Kevin O’Rourke, Yoollerr Orellana, Walter, Peter Wenzler, Gale Weymer, James Wurm Glendon Redinger, Harold Richards, David Eliezer Pacheco, Frank Pelose, Theodore Perrin, Rodriguez, Rick Rowe, Scott Rumble, Steven James Perrone, Richard Post, James Rhoads, Local 58 Paul Schumann, James Shepard, Dewayne Benjamin Robbins, Joseph Rodriguez, Nick Smith, Patrick Smith, Paul Stone, Larry Stults, Rosa, Rich Ryan, Hyman Sadler, Troy Smakal, David Cole, Theodore Cothran Sr., Ralph Lindsey Charles Taylor, Russell Thayer, Guillermo Trigo, Connor Smith, Charles Smyth, Chris Spiess, Thomas Vanececk, Keyon Vann, Terry Whitney, Bryan Stacy, Robert Thompson, Kevin Victor, Local 60 Richard Wiegerink, William Wilburn, Dale Wiltse Edward J. Walsh, Michael Zang, James Zupan Cameron Babcock, Raymond Carr, Michael Local 27 Dence, Dominick Fink, Dave Frost, Dick Local 44 Gunsalus, William Hurley, Scott Mehlin, Robert Ah’Colt, Brandon Anthony, Don Earl Adams Jr., Kenneth Ashcraft, Brian Attebery, Corey Mossow, Matt Nesbitt, Douglas Potter, Anthony, Marcus Anthony, Robert Anthony, Arthur Baker, John Baugh, Johnnie Baugh, C James Ryan, Jamie SanSoucie, Marvin Sipley, Thomas Anthony, Lyle Bothel, John Costello, “Jack” Bennett, Larry Bills, Gordon Boman, Willis Smith, James Wall, Richard Zender Teddy Dodd, Jimmy Gallegos, Randy Iverson, John Booth Jr., Clyde Boyce, Ron Boyce Sr., William Jackson, Brian Johnson, Russell Gary Brooks, Terry Buob, Hanzley Butler Jr., Local 63 Johnson, Jay Meier, Jon W. Meranda, Vernon Van Campbell, Donny Carver, Dan Chambers, Robert Anderson, Ronald Angelo, Terence McGaugh, Sean Rasmussen, Jared Rose, Kenneth Cochran, Rob Colson, Ron Cotcamp, Cannif, William Cavanaugh, Thomas Deacy, Max Sanchez, Ralph Symes, Paul Wach Harold Edwards, Ed Feilhuer, Kenneth Fischer, William Dohrn, Thomas Dombek, Robert Local 28 Lee Flins, Marvin Franklin, Erik Frondorf, Loyce Donahue, Richard Fredericksen, Pete Gomez, Garmany, Lowell Glick, Norm Glick, Tony Gray, Paul Goodrich, Jim Haddon, Allen Hathaway, Robert Hamby, Steve Gulitti, O.C. Stratton Austin Hall, Robert Hardy, John Hoskins, Anthony Philip Husarik, Leonard Japczyk Sr., Michael Imhof, Joe Jones, Ryan Jones, Mike Kelsch, Japzyk, Edward Jones, Daniel Koney, Ed Local 29 Tim Kilgore, Mark Kloeker, Eugene Knasel, Dale Kotinek, Anthony Krawczyk, Michael Liesenfelt, Ray Appel, Mike Ballinger Sr., Jef Barker, Rion Kries, Mike Kroth, Kevin Kruetzkamp, Joseph Gene Luptak, James Matza, Harry McDonald, Barrett, Andrew Brodehl, Matt Carpenter, Travis Lemberg, Jerry Lee Lovitt, Al Lowe Sr., Frank William McGleam, George Michalski, Douglas Corbet, Dennis Cox Jr., Mike Dubrasky, Mark Lucas, Tom McRoberts, Pat Meadows, James Mika, Robert Mitacek, Robert Mohr, William Dunkle, Troy Garrett Sr., Marty Grant, Sean Melzer Jr., Tim Middendorf, Mike Mitchell, Mucha, Robert Muf, Charles Mussatto, Mike Griswold, Robert Haapala, Mark Johnson, James James Myers, Randy Myers, John New, Roger “Rooster” Mussatto, Alan O’Neill, Jef O’Sullivan, Kanooth, Chris Kosmas, Larry Linstrom, George Oberding, Roger Ortlieb, Steve Osborne, Leroy Ray Pellicore, Dennis Petrokovitch, William Logan, Ronald Lowe, Jason Mates, Jamie Maygra, Owens Sr., Robert Pangallo, George Payton, Provenza, John Ptaszek, Dennis Richardson, Ronald McCord, Larry McNeice, Edward Mintun, Ronald Piper, Barry Pollard, Mike Proud, Helmer Ringstrom, Raymond Robertson, Alvaro Ryan Mobley, Matt Momb, Fred Montano, Robert Clarence “Babo” Pruitt, William Ralston, Noel Sandoval, William Sattler, Mallory Schmeder, Osborn, Merle Perrin, Douglas Reimer, Charles Roberts, Bryan Rowekamp, Sean Ryan, Louie Richard Shivley, Anthony Soltero, William Sorice, Riggs, Robert Robison, Raymond Rush Sr., Ray Sattler, Allen Scarber, David Schweiger, William Andrew Soulian, Robert Swager, Joseph Urso, Rush Jr., Jim Russell, Philip Samuelson, Bryan L Seward Sr., Lucas Shelton, Raymond Shinkle, Alejandro Valtierra, Frank Volek, Robert Vuletich, Schneider Jr., Matthew Schriber, Bradley Smith, Gary Solar, Ralph Spence, Jason Stallmeyer, Lester Watson, James Welter Jr., Martin Zick Ernie Soto, Kevin Soto, Brandon Stampfer, Theodore Stanley Jr., Stanley Steinmetz, Martin Nick Stapley, Robert Starke, William Starke III, Sweeney, John Thompson, Esq., Paul Wagner, Local 66 Rod Walton, Bill Warf, Mike Watson, Mike Weitz, Murray Starkey, Jeremiah Stone, John Thomas, Jay Jackson Eugene Twiss, Daniel Veason, Dean Viers, Chris Ray White, Kenny Williams, Henry Young Local 67 Waterman, Derwin Warren, Mike Williams, Portus Local 46 (Illinois) Williams, Michael Whisman, Thomas Worley Wes Brown, Eugene Cosner, Donald Edwards, Benjamin Beard, Bill Brammer, Craig Garrett, Kirk Gathercole, Matthew Helmers, James Local 33 George Grimsley, E.E. Harruf, Terry House, Howerton, William Murphy, Tanner Perkins, Willard House, Allen Lane, Josh Leach, Scott Bair, Michael Beane, Thomas Collins, Justin Powell, John Sautter, Roger Schoonover, Nikolas Matthews, Scott Miller, David Norris, Donald Fisher Jr., Nicholas Forgione, Scott Granville Snuggs, Bill Waterhouse Gardner, Jason Gratton, Basil Guererri, Earl Powell, Jim Riemer Sr., Albert Ross, Nathan Hayes, Derek Lee, Robert Mastowski, James Schroeder, Joseph Schroeder, Carl Local 70 Michael McGee, Donald McGloon, William Stemmons, Stanley Witherbee, John Yard Steven Althof, James Androski, Gary Broad, McMannis, George Parsels, Kevin Roelofs, Andy Caudill, James Coomer, Kelly Cooper, Jason Schmelzer, Tim Sheehe, Wes Snyder, Charles Crabb, Jim Douglas, Larry Elam, Peter Sweltz, Ernest “Jim” Van Sickle Christopher Green, Ralph Judge, Terrance Kapfhammer, Russell Matheny, Robert Schell THE ! IRONWORKER

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Local 75 Local 89 Local 118 Jesse Abercrombie, Ralph Arvizu, Larry Bird, Donald Bailey, Zachery Carr, Michael Curtis, Jesse Bouge, W. G. Breeden, Frank Broyles, Phillip Bishop, Thomas Bride, Nick Burns, William Duane Ewing, Raymond Goebel Jr., Alan Erwin Chadwick, Delbert Cheney, Jim Cowger, Cole, Joe Colwell, John Crosser, James Davis, Havlicek, James Hickey, Merton “Joe” Johnson, Richard Davis, Dennis Davison, Robert Drake, David Dumont Jr., Aaron Elliott, James Freshour, Craig Lekin, James Moore, David Roberts, Larry Elliott, Dustin Felt, Kevin Ferreira, William James Frey, Joseph Hall, Donnie Haught, James Floyd Sauter Jr., Neil Tibbetts, Denny Wolrab Franklin, Jim Hatler, Gerald Hoefs, Larry Howell, Head, Philip Holt, Howard Horton, John Kruger, Ronald Hummel, William Jedlicka, Larry Leno, Andrew Lamorie, Frank Lopez, Raymond Masters, Local 92 Branden S. Lightsy, John Long Sr., Thomas Kyle McDonald, Dean McElroy, Don McKee, Steve Charles Andrews, Charles Bullard, Arvil Cecil, Morgan, Patrick Olmsted, Tony Ponciano McKenna, Donald Medart, Eusebio Moreno Jr., John Clement, James Cockrell, Raymond Doss, Jr., Clarence Pope, Donny Ridgley, Lowell E. Buzz Murphy, Richard Pierce, Clint Quirk, Ronald William Draper, Maurice Estes, Eddie Fisher, Mike Rollins, Jesse Schotte, Juan Servera, Douglas Richards, Alan Ruda, Ernesto Sandoval, Larry Funderburk, Billy Hayes, Montie Hogeland, Billy Stephenson, Eugene Thiel, E. Vandergrif, Nolan Stewart, Thanh Ta, Robert Vigil, Travis Watson, Holly, Edward Hutto, Christopher Jones, Charlie Webb, Greg Wentworth, George Wilkinson Ian Wheale, Carol Williams Jr., Conrad Willis Jr. Lawley, Richard Livingston, Johnny Lovechio, Local 135 Local 79 Marty May, Clint McDaniel, Bobby McDowell, Roy Moore Jr., Dan Mullinax, Charles Norris Sr., Justin Donald Alcala, Ellis Black, Monty Brack, Shawn Thomas Bell, Richard Birdsill, Noble Reed, Jef Reynolds, Curtis Steele, Fred Swain, Cintron, Antonio Delcastillo, Jeremy Fitzgerald, Fowler Jr., Charles Gerard, Peter Godfrey, William Tedford, G. W. Weldon, Randy Whisonant Michael Greener, Kevin Grifn, Robert Head, Richard Redd, James Williamson Aaron Hildebrand, Bruce Johnson, Alton Local 97 Jordan, James Landry, Charles Lavelock, Local 84 Ryan Vaudrin Gerald Langston, Dewey Lejeune, Lawrence Jack Beard Sr., Claborn Callahan, Robert Cater, Loston Jr., Avery Martin, Homer Miller Sr., Anthony Daigle, Richard Davis Jr., Ronald Del Local 103 James Miller, Jim Moss, Frank Morman, Lance Pup, Jerry Dellinger, Otto Dibala Jr., Travis Oineza, Charles Prothro, Richard Roy, Donnie Jerry Arnold, Craig Atkins, Kyle Ayer, Gerald Sledge, Joe Stanley, Charles Tolleson Dickensheets, Gladwell Fountain, Richard Bennett, Joseph Benson III, Brian Benson, Paul Goodson, Tom Hatton, Donald Henry, Gayland Bertinotti, Danny Bowlds, James Brackett, Local 136 Higgins, Jimmy James, James Lynn, Jose Bryan Bredhold, Philip Brewster, Troy Burghard, Martinez, Jimmy McCarthy, Clifton McWhorter, John K. Burkeen, Eddie D. Calloway, Michael Joseph Cicero, James Cirone Raymond Navarre, John Oates, Virgil Patterson, Calloway, Ronald Camacho, Michael Charleton, Local 147 Edward Paul, Jason Payne, Heron Perez, James Jerry Curtis, Leroy Fischer, William D. Garrett, Reeves, Howard Strahan, Cecil Strong, Henry William P. Garrett, Monty Gillette, Anthony Gabriel Buchman, Brent Chapel, Adam Ferguson, Van Wormer, Ross Wells, Norman Wilfong Guerrero, Michael Hape, Victor Hill, Vincent Hill, Roger Ferguson, James Hardiek, Dylan Harris, Local 86 Gary Howard, Montie Johnson, Christopher Shane Hillman, Steve Hillman, Chad Hogan, Kassinger, Robert Kassinger, William Kassinger Jefrey King, Brian Landers, Mark Lesh, Bobby Cris Acani, Anthony Alejandre, Art Alton, Lee Jr., Harold Klingle, Jimmy Lovelace, Burt Martin, Lukasheay, Scott Ray, Trent Ridley, Justin Amador, Stephen Anderson, Che Arsenault, Joseph Martin, Samuel D. Morefield, Lee Opel, Smith, Bryan Sumpter, Tracy Theurer, Dustin Aaron Babcock, Edward Bannick, Corey Barrett, Harry Osburn, Robert Parker Jr., Brian Rexing, Thornton, Edward Whitacre, Lonnie Williams Brady Basom, Cheyne Biehl, Thomas Biggins, Charles Richmond, Jeremy Sanders, Eric Scherer, Justin Brown, Hector Canales, Ian Carr, Franklin Cody Stephnes, Robert Swaford, Leland Local 155 Carrico, Cecil Cheeka, Lyle Cooper, Charles Swain, Floyd Thompson, Randal Thornburg, Robert Aguirre, Richard Benson, Dana Bobbitt, Copps, Doug Corn, Hugh Craig, Paul Daily, Vernon Tremper, Jerry Whalen, Parish Whalen, Russ Briglia, James Brown, Terry Burrious, James Davis, William Dawson, Don Devoe, Eric Thomas White, Larry Willis, Phillip Wiseman James Cash, Mike Cash, Ricky Chavez, Corey DeWitt, Stan Dolph, Thomas Donohue, Nathan Local 111 Curtis, Danny Gaines, Jake Gallegos, Rick Downey, David Duncan, Eduardo Duran, Bill Hanniford, Randall Haungs, Mike Henson, Tito Escher, Michael Ferong, Ryan Franks, Herbert Larry Atkins, John Brown, Delbert Carrier, Gerry Lucero, Wayne Maddox, Michael Martinez, Rey Ganske, Nathan Gleason, Donald Gotterbarm, Davis, Adam Day, Jay DeValkenaere, Robert Felts, Montano, Mario Moreno, Mike Mullins, Jess Joshua Granberg, Josie Grove, Gerald Hall, Jim Gustaf, Richard Pat Hynes, Brian Jasper, Reddington, Mario Reyes, Perry Sellick, Paul Steven Hall, Donald Hawkins, Philip Holmgren, Ryan Labedis, Paul Lowe, Kenneth Maner, Dennis Schucker, Don Simpson, Nicklas Tranchant, Ronald Howell Sr., Ronald Howell Jr., Loren McFate, Philip McNaught, Frank Meirhaeghe, John White, Joe Wildenauer, Ken Wilson Johnson, Matt Jones, Jesse Kauk, Michael Kemp, Jim Meurs, Dean Micklewright, Jerome Montez, Beau Kennedy, Fred Kiely, Joshua Kunkel, Heath Patrick Oberg, Tom Peterson, William Pontzius, Local 167 Langille, Brian Levesque, Jesse Lince, Thomas Jef Puck, Ryan Rokis, Dave Rosauer, Anthony Masoner, Staford McDougall, Robert Miller, Ed Erhardt, Russell Feivou, Terry French, Rush, Louis Sechrest, Mike Steger, Kenneth Johnathan Glasco, John Grammer, Steve Jefrey Ming, Harold Mitchell, Logan Mohler, Storjohann, John Weiland, Steve Weindruch Craig Morgen, James Moyer, Robert Murray, Grant, Thomas Graves, Thomas Greer, James Jack Peart, Phillip Nisius, Shayne Norton, Donald Local 112 “Meat Dog” Hallum, Ronald Harbour, Mark Packard, Benjamin Palavos, Michael Parke, Hartman, Gary Hufman, Jerry Massey, Robert Derek Patches, Seth Paulson, John Pearce, Sam Armbrust, Danny Budke, Richard Fuller, Mark Moyer, Gary Nolen, Calvin Obergfell, Charles Willy Perkins, Jefrey Pierce, Boris Puchlov, Godbey, Clint Gold, David Grier, Robert Henricks, Presley, Richard Robinson, Tommy Ross, Shane Pulp, Allen Rasmussen, Brian Rice, Daryl Lester Irwin, Chris Johnson, Harold Johnson, Doyle White, Robert White, Larry Wilson Roberts, Connor Robinson, Donald Rogers, Rick Lotz, Chad Mason, Alex “Rusty” Reid, Jesse Miguel Ruiz, Jesse Sadowski, Clarance Salter, Schertz, Kimbal Skaggs, Verdie Stanley, Harry Miguel Sanchez, William Schlosser, Robert Seale, Tarvin, Scott Trone, Jason Wallace, Carl Wyrick Andrew Self, Cory Shafer, Kevin Sheneman, Glen Sherfus, Ted Sherman, Gunnar Slothaug, Richard Smith, Robert Spalding, Donald Stenson, Raymond Stuart, Roger Tapper, Fred Thornburgh, Robert Van Bogart, Jason Van Camp, Ron Volk, Robert Wagner, Carl Walag, Eric Walther, NOVEMBER 2018 Benjamin Walz, Michael Wasson, Tanner M Wate, Christopher Watrobka, George Willard, Jefrey Winegarner, Jefery Wisely, Paul Wolschleger

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Local 172 Local 263 Local 378 Derek Acosta, Philip R. Allen, Denver Anders, Mark Chwaliszewski, Calvin Dowling, Carl Harry Acheson, Rodger Adelmann, Carl Michael Anders, Farris W. Arban, Stephen H. Essary, Carlos Gonzalez, Michael Gravette, Anderson, Paul Anderson, Vincent Andreotti, Armstrong, Wayne Armstrong, Daniel Arnett, Joe Huro, John Jett, Nicholas Piranio, Herbert Apiag, Robert Babb, Richard Bazewicz, Everett B. Azbell, Harold D. Backus, Paul E. Sergio Saucedo, Evan Swinford, Evan Cecil Bindrum, Mark Biscay, Chris Bowles, Herb Barlow, Cody W. Barney, Garrett D. Becker, Scott Merrick, George Wall, Derrick Wilcher Brabant, Bobby Brown, John Caito, Edward L. Boetcher, Even Burleson, Jason Cahill, Carl Campbell, Charles Cavanaugh, Theodore B. Chick Jr., James S. Cross, Jefery Cullison, Local 272 Channell, Mark Chapman, Wilfred Chaulklin, Bruce D. Cutlip, Mark A. Duvall, Tyrone Eaton, Michael Allen, Gerald Andrews, Joseph Steven Courtial, Joseph Cunha, Byron Dahl, Jerry Byron L. Edgecomb, Larry Edminster, George Baldyga, John Becton, James M. Chafty, Davis, Anthony Doria, Travis Douglas, James Edwards, William R. Eismon, Cheryl A. Freeman, Christopher Eustace, Stephen Johnson, David Duf, Richard Enderlein, Bruce Erckenbrack, Jesse John D. Fugett, Frank Galilei, Jason M. Gaskill, Partridge, Alex Rienks, Richard S. Rodriguez Esquivel, Henry Faria, James Filstrup, Richard Seamus M. Goggin, Kenneth N. Gottke, Ronald Foltz, William Fordyce, Ervine Fowler, Chris L. Green, Michael Grifth, Isaac Hampton, Local 290 Freese, Steven Grogan, Robert Hanes, Robert Jefrey T. Harlan, Elbert S. Harris Jr., Burton C. Hanson, Jerome Hetzel, Phillip Jacques, Robert Harruf, Robert D. Harty, Jennifer C. Hedger, Michael Adkisson, James Armstrong, Tony Jacques, Rod Johnson, Scott Kemper, Sasae James Hemming, Lawrence G. Henton Jr., Bettendorf, Edward Binegar, Raymond Bond, Lauvao, Charles Lawrence, Robert Lux, Sean Brent E. Hofman, Bruce W. Howard, Russell Brad Boy, Dwight Clay, Rick Cornett, Larry Massey, Tom McNutt, Michael Miller, Karl Muller, J. Ingram, Keith E. Jacobson, Jefrey J. James, Gonzalez, Paul Graupmann, Emerson Hillman Jon Musgrave, Joe Salvador Naranjo Sr., Michael Vincent Johns, Hershell B. Johnson, Richard Jr., Ron Hofman, Ray Isaacs, Jeremy Jett, Newlin, Jimmy Osburn, Louie Osterude, William T. Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Gerald D. Kefer, Faron Kelley, Gerald L. Lawson, Timothy Parsons, Jim Patrick, Charles Pettigrew, David Roger D. Kirby, Sean P. Kirk, Dillon J. Knippa, Mays, Frank McCubbin Jr., Stephen Mikalas, Pettigrew, Edmond Pineo, James Pond, James Robert J. Landry, Daniel B. LaShelle, John Joe Pittaluga, Abel Richards, Charles Ross Pruett, Thomas Pruett, Don Raif, Timothy Reeder, M. Lilley, Russell D. Little, Dean Lonsinger, Jr., Jim Schweitzer, Claude Snyder, Ron Larry Reinhard, Jan Roddick, Carl Schmitt, Bruce Marcus Lykins, Lawrence E. MacDonald, John Sprenkel, George Steinke, Jacob Williams Scott, Larry Scott, John Silva, Billy Slankard, T. Mahoney, Greg Martin, Harold R. Matheney, John Stapleton, Charles Stone, Timothy Sullivan, David B. McCoy, Jefery B. McDonald, Robert L. Local 292 Bruce Swanson, John Van De Vooren, Benny Meeker, Jerry D. Melinger, Michael D. Middleton, Robert Bagnall, Robert Burch, Tyler Carr, Scott Venturino, Robert Viola, Richard Wagner, Larry Donald G. Miller, James G. Miller, Mary C. Miller, Cenkush, Alexander Cenova, Robert Decker, Wheeler, Rich Wheeler, Jordan Whitecotton, Paul E. Morris, Matthew J. Muhoberac III, Leo P. William Geller, Paul Haag, Jeremy Jurak, Randy Glen Wilson, Roger Womack, Dudley Young Naegele, Thomas C. Noeth, William D. Nicholson, Kotarek, Jefrey Litke, Jamie Miller, Jerry Minix, Melvin Oliver, Zackary R. O’Rourke, David D. Jason Penrod, Oran Pettke, Jason Reeves, Brian Local 380 Partlow, Scott E. Peach, William M. Pfaf, Ralph Shidler, Ralph Sharpe, Rod Shelburne, Lucas John Benningfield, Joseph Blazek, Mack Brown, Phillips, Jack I. Pyle, Michael P. Pyle, Richard Stevenson, Joshua Westlake, Taylor Williams Chester Culbertson, Dennis Fendley, Christopher I. Pyle, Dane Rengert, Nathan Richardson, Fluegge, David Frerichs, Walter Hatfield, Erik Hill, Steven K. Rigel, David Rivers, Jerry L. Robinson, Local 321 Edward Krauss, James Marshall, John Neuner, Gary Russell, James F. Schwaigert, Rodney Remont Cobb Kenneth Ohl, Stephen Shapuras, John Stultz, W. Schwaigert, Floyd Shadwick, Gabriel K. Richard Tabeling, Robert Taylor, Robert Tuthill Shonkwiler, William A. Simon, Terry L. Smith, Local 361 Michael J. South, Jefrey M. Stamper, John Local 383 T. Stevens, Merle D. Strope, Mark E. Tackett, Vincent Bianco, Michael Boucher, Daniel Donny L. Taylor, Robert D. Thompson, Travis Caceres, Nico Carson, Patrick Clarkin, Edward Gary Akkerman, TR Becker, Curtis Bell, Dennis Thompson, James J. Ullom, Therrell L. Vancuren, Conklin, Marc Conlon, Laurence Conway, Drake Bell, Richard Breyman, William Durham, Brian Terry L. Vanhoose, Korey Vercellino, William B. Davison, Frank DeSensi, Stephen Desmidt, Falleck, Roger Foemmel, Brandon Fons, Nicklaus Vier, Dwight L. Walburn, Harry S. Woodgeard, Lukas DeWitt, James Duncan, Michael Duran, Grimslid, Maurice Hager, Hans Hardtke, Michael Nicholas A. Woods, Daniel G. Wurzburger Gerard Eissing, Pete Evers, Joeseph Farrell, Hayek, Dean Michelsen, Tom Moore, Richard Christopher Fazzalare, Joseph Finamore, Nelson, Wayne Peplinski, Henry Puphal, James Local 197 Joseph Fitzpatrick, Claudio Fontana, Halvor Rauls, Thomas Schewe, Michael Skibba, Larry Foss, Genaro Gabbe, William Gottlieb, Steven Springer, Roy Van Riper, Anton Weisensel, Mike Thomas Humphrey, Paul Kane Jr. Kiss, Guy Luerssen, Patrick Lynch, Darren Wheeler, Lawrence White, Samuel Wilcox Local 207 Madoo, John O’Connell, Dylan Palminteri, Joshua Perriott, David Perron, Ivan Pierre, Local 384 Mark DeSalvo II, Chad Drane, David John Presta, Walter Rasmussen, Michael Rice, William Adams, Cartus Adkins, Billy Blackburn Gurnak, Lance Harrison, Gary Hull, Kenneth Roberts, Joseph Rocha, Sean Ryan, II, Joshua Bledsoe, Allan Burchfield, Daniel Charles Miller, Dave Muransky, Michael Nick Sarubbi, Salvatore Sciascia, Tyler Sherman, Carmon, Michael Casler, Curtis Dykes, Benjamin Sampson, Steve Sefcik, Michael Wilson John Sisto, Louis Stacey, Matthew Treadwell, East, James Foust, Leonard Hooks, Charles Gregory Van Hecker, Gary Vertichio, Christopher Local 229 Hutsell, Ronald Kennedy, Kevin Lawson, Ronald Walker, Douglas Woerner, Donald Woods Lequire, Harvey McDaniel, Bernard Miller, Jorge Almada, Armando Andrade, James William Miner, Walter Mize, Christopher O’Keefe, Berta, George Booth, Paul Brownsberger, Local 377 Wayne Pesterfield, James Robbins, William Thomas Campbell, Michael Cienfuegos, Rory Ruben Anderson, Dean Apger, Ronald Apple, Rutherford, Alfred Seals Jr., Bobby Simmons, Cox, Bradley Davis, Don Deason, Jaime Flores, Timothy Beck, Forrest Becker, Lawrence L. Harold Smith Jr., Gary Spoon, Virgil Tollett, Marco Galindo, David Gallegos, Gustavo Garcia, Beste, Kevin Blum, Samuel Boyd, Brian Burnham, James Wade, Paul Watson, James Williams, David Gates, Jack Gavett, David Goins, Jose George Capanis, Ken Carrion, Claude Gay, James Wilson, John Yardley, Richard Young Gomez, Timothy Grifen, Randye Hedgecoke, Clark Cole, Kyle Crowley, John Digby, David Raymond Heron, Alfred Higgs Jr., Alan Lenox, Mendez, David Metez, Stephen Dake Davis, Charles Lopez, John Mavis, Dante Mendez, Jose Demetris Demetriou, Earl Espinoza, Robert Naranjo, Sylvester Oliver, Arthur Piltingsrud, Espada, Raymond V. Fassio, Mickey Freese, Alex Pina, Nicholas Poderick, Richard Portillo, G.W. Swartz, Ray Gonzales, Michael Hickey, Daniel Rejman, Eugene Rischard, Ricardo Sanford Hill, Arnold Honne, Paul Hughes, Rivera, Mario Robles, Vincent Ryan, Russell Stephen Lowden, Michael Martinez, William Sherwood, James Surber, Robert Surber, Michael Olivera, Radell Oyler, Paul D. Pietroski, Philemon Swanson, Cody Thompson, Jeremy Tilt, Bill Pilanca, James Rue Jr., Christopher Russell, Tweet, Ronald Wahl, Harry Whitby Jr., Michael Ian Wheale, Harold Wheeler, Marty Whetham, Yurasek, Michael Zaragoza, Rory Zavrid Thomas Wittwer, Shuai Yuan, Peter Ziegler THE ! IRONWORKER

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Local 387 Local 396 Local 405 Jason Barrett, William Bishop, Lewis Bryson, Douglas Ball, Jefrey Barnett, Jeremiah Bates, Ralph Carabasi, Peter Dinnella, George Caudell, Shawn Cody, Frederick Cohran, Joseph Boyer Sr., Albert Bruton Jr., Gene John Taddia, Robert Scali Frederick Cook, Brian Dinges, Ricardo Douglas- Chumbler, Ron Combs, Robert Cross, Shane Wilson, Dean Dryden, Robert Dufeld, Robert Cross, William Curdt, Robert Dalba, Louis Evans, Local 416 Eason, Nick Elrod, Kenneth English, Russell Gary Feld Jr., Eugene Foster, Glenn Frick, Rick Louis Aguillar, Francisco Alvarez, Erwin Antillon, Enlund, Robert Farrell, Michael Folds, Ronnie Frohock, Gary Gaylord, James Gentry, Thomas Gerald Borrell, Donald Bucio, Robert Burke, Fuller, Floyd Glasgow, Oliver Grounds, Patrick Halley III, Donald Harris, Michael Hemenway, Richard Byrd, Michael Cardoza, Rene Carrillo, Luis Harlow, J. Keith Helms, Brenton Holiday, James Fred Herbert, James Higgenbottom, Donald Castelan, Daniel Cienfuegos, Kellen Concepcion, Lamb, David Lynch, Stacey McAfee, Terry Hofman, Michael Horton, William Klug, Roger Robert Cornejo, James DeLong, Sefi Edery, Miller, Terrell Moody, Danny Morris, Samuel Morris, Charles Perkins, Philip Perkins, Kevin Julymer Ediza, James Ervin, Russell Escobar Newsome, Casper Penrod, Junior Rawlins, Quick, Chad Rainey, Michael Richardson, Thomas Ramirez, Phillip Ferm, Arick Gant, Daniel A. Derek Rohan, Brett Rountree, Jimmy Shelley, Smalley, Eric Smith, Dennis Summerfield, Gonzalez, Rudy Govea Jr., Cesar Gutierrez, Angel James Shelton, Tony Simmons, Lawrence Small, Michael Thompson, Robert Wagner, Ray Wilson, Hernandez, Emilio Hernandez, John Hofman, Michael Smith, Joe Stanton, Jef Stoupine, George Winterer, Dennis Wiott, Leroy Wright Rayshawn Jamerson, Raymond Knight, Steve Lee, Gerard Todd, Russell Vincent, Jim Welch, Local 397 Quincy Lunford, Christopher Marin, Alexander Curtis Wilcox, Benjamin Willis, Jennifer Yeats McPherson, Edsvin Padilla, Mike Pearson, Franklin Local 392 Arthur Alves, Lawrence Aycock, Otis Bass, Pimentel, Nicholas Ransom, Donald Reed, Al Boatright, Harry Booker, Randel DeVane, Felipe A. Rodriguez, Tony C. Roman, Armando John Ahlers, Pat Archer, Dan Bauer, Michael Michael Digoria, Rick Egert, James Fagan Jr., Romero, Jose Romero, Joseph Sena, Michael Beasley, Todd Bennett, Richard Cygan, Don Graham, Jason Hall, Robert Harmon, Michael Shine, Charles Skippen, Oscar Solis, Paul Steele, Thomas Egan, Kyle Granger Sr., Hank Hicks, Hank Labia, John Leach, Jan Lewandowski, Domanique Williams, Duane Wolf, William Yates Hunsell, Robert Kogel, Jefery Lee, Kenneth Kenneth Shapuras, Paul Roman, James Thomas Leonard, Gary Matt, Aaron Miller, Nicholas Local 417 Local 399 Poepping, Raymond Ramsey, Michael Renard, Nick Corbo, John Creegan, Donald Curtis, Brandon Schultz, Charles Thompson Jr. Matthew Bailey, Brian Baldwin, Craig Cardoso, John Curtis, David Dickinson, Stewart Doherty, Local 393 Joseph Dymond, Edward Ferraro, Jack Foster, Geofrey Duval, John Eisgruber, Francis Finnerty, Karl Hedenberg, Fhane Jones, William Miller, Wayne Garber, Robert Gardner, Walter Harris, Andrew Allen, Barry Bacon, Aaron Benjamin, Robert Phillips Sr., John Quinn, Joseph Rahn, Frederick Heise, Charol Hofman, Albert Ricardo Camacho, Brandon Campbell, Gary Edward Robinson, Jose Rodriguez, Michael Hornbeck, Eugene Houck, Arthur Irwin, Richmond Carty, John Coby, Ronald Eberly, Dirk Enger, Sciore, Harry Sefczek, Alphonse “Bud” Tallone Joy, Chris Leser, Guy Marks, William Marks, Larry Farrar, William Fields, Nick Flink, Kyle Ford, Paul “Ike” Matthews, Joseph McAnlis, Richard Gary Foster, Al Frieders, James Goblet, Rich Local 401 McGuire, John McGuire, Joseph Melendez, Daniel Gould, Larry Hammersley, Charles Hartman, Dan Steven Alexander, Fred Benoit, Obi Bey, George Mullarkey, Paul Muthig, George Nilsen, John Heath, Jody Howard, Ed Huss, Tom Kaufmann, Brotherton, Jerry Brown, Robert Brown, Nilsen, John Odell, Kevin O’Shea, Robert Pinder, Karl Kayzar, Richard Kokes, Gabriel Larson, Matthew Chase, Anthony Clark, Mark Clegg, Robert Radulski, James Schlichtman, John Joe Lathrop, Michael Lay, Troy Miller, John Jamal Coles, Bill Connors, Pat Connors, Tom Skwera, Curtis Spell, John Stanger, Al VanKleeck, Montavon, Scott Montavon, Jordan Mrowczynski, Connors, Tom Creary, Robert Crouse, Rothmeyer Jack Way, Matthew Weber, Dennis Wood Dan Mullis, Jefrey Myers, Steve Nestor, Frank Kemp Davis, John Dunn, Frank Erdenski, Robert Local 424 Norman, Chris Parker, Leroy Poss, Ray Poss, Fehre, William Fitzsimmons, Dave Frech, Sam Ted Poss, Brian Robinson, Eric Sheagren, Daniel Gager, Mike Gallagher, Phillip Gehringer, Robert Edward Bortree, Cody Cahill, Thomas Swanson, Robert Wackerlin, Roy Wackerlin, Gilmore, Ernest M. Giordano, Harry Graham, Czarkosky, Ethan Downs, Alfred Golis, John J Al Wheeler, Ronald Zeller, Douglas Zinzer John Grant Jr., Jack Green, Charles Hart, Tom Grich, Jose Jardim, Joseph Lanouette, Frank Local 395 Heenan, William Hellings Sr., Bob Henry, Frank Lovello, Michael MaGuire, Donald Moore, Henry, Tom Higgins, Ed Jazdzewski Kevin John O’Shea, Jeremy Salinas, David Wulf Dave Alaniz, John Anderson, Bruce Barich, Johns, Edward Jones, Frank Jones, Scott Keely, Jeremy Bazemore, James Binkley, Lenny Bishop, Thomas Kelly, Fran Kenny, Bob Langley, Joseph Jimmy Blevins, Morgan Blohm, Keith Bond, Dan Lee, Pete McDonough, Daniel McMonagle, Matt Bradley, Freeman Bragdon, Phil Bratton, David McGrath, Jim Murphy, Frank Nebel, Stephen Brightwell Jr., Larry Brookshire, Robert Campbell, Nebel, Eugene Noel, Bob O’Donnell, Harry Terry Chapman, Jefrey Chidester, Charles Christ, Reitz III, Roderick Roberts, Ryan Roberts, Jim Cochran, Jon Cox, Michael Czoschke, Clif Joseph Santiago, Ray Santiago, John Shepeski, Darnstaedt, Brandon Edmond, Christopher Charles H. Shultz, Bill Siemion, Robert Siemion, Fabian, Cory Fox, Gilbert Garcia, John Goodpaster, Earle Smith, James Spangler, Frank Stapleton, Jef Gough, Bob Hagberg, Jef Hemphill, Paul Edward Sweeney, Ron Tilsner, Don M. Tomalino, Hendron, Hal Hogue, Alfred Huber, Tommy Hunt, Robert Turner, Joe Whelan, Tony Wolski Michael A. Jeferson, Kyle Johns, Michael Karshner, Jeremiah Kozub, Jack Kramarzewski, Ron Larsen, Local 402 Omar Leal, Vincent Lemus, Kevin Lomas, Dave Robert Brown, Leslie Bugay, Thomas Kelly, Loughren, Sean Lynch, Ronald Marschke, Adam Edward Koenig, Ronald Pribble, Ronald Marse, Mark McQuen, Gordon Michaels, Michael Suarez, John Toal, Zeno West, Kyle Williams Mireles, Jim Mihalich, Robert Morton, Timothy Olson, Edward Pitrowski, Nick Rettig, George Local 404 Rosich, James Stemmler Sr., Buck Stevens, Jim Styburski, Bill Tarkington, Nicholas Tonello, Albert Richard Allen, Michael Allushuski Jr., Joseph VanMeter, Jefrey Veach, Stephen Whitaker, Bartol, D. Mark Bennett, John Birbeck, John Jason Wisniewski, Justin Wisniewski, Keith Bisco, Louie Casale, Stephen Chopyak, William Wisniewski, James Woods, Erwin (Gerry) Zeman Frost III, Vincent Gaspar, John R. Grady, John Grandstrom II, Leonard Groboski, Joshua NOVEMBER 2018 Grubb, Richard Hause, Jim Kenny, Michael Kupec, Terry Laughman, Ronald Lukenbill,Sr, Gary Martin, Marlin Martz Jr., William McElwee, Patrick Mitchell, Henry Mongrain, Robert Morgans, Chris Reed, Frederick Schultz, Joseph Smith, Wilson Stamm, Frank Vilcheck

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Local 433 Local 482 Local 516 Clive Alexander, David Ball, Jason Beadel, Mary Aguilar, Joseph Banas III, Justin Kirk Gossett, Daniel Leedle, Robert McVae, Carl Bedoni, Nicholas Besteiro, Danny Bogner, Barker, Howard Bryant Sr., Ronald Follis, Randy Montoya, Lee Wheatcroft, Kevin Wilson Patrick Bolden, Stephen Brinkerhof, Bradford Dylan Garner, Floyd Gilmore, Joshua Kee, Budd, Daniel Carrol, Frank Carter, David Clark, Hal Martin, Brian Mills, Douglas Owen, Local 521 Jack Colin, Sergio Contreras, Nolan Cota, Rey Ronald Somerville, James Underwood Edward Kucha Crisostomo, Mark Day, Robert Dixon, Mark Doherty, Todd Eisenhauer, Eric Espino, Carl Local 492 Local 527 Faz, Gilbert Felix, Brandon Fellin, Larry Fenton, Frank Atkinson, Kyle Bray, Anthony Felts, Randy Daughtry Andrew Flores, Charles Fromherz, Anthony Christopher Hadden, Ryan Hampton, Gunner Gapinski, Walter Garcia, John Gonzales, William Handl, Jeremy Craig Jackson, Robert K. Johnson, Local 549 Graham Jr., Garrett Greenya, Dallas Gunnels, Clayton Lendrum, Sam McElroy Sr., Scott Miller, William Gutowski, Brett Halbmaier, Keith Carmelo Pruneda, Thomas Wes Sadler, Charles Jonathan Baker, Louis Birurakis, Jeremiah Hancock, Christopher Helmer, Kevin T. Jackson, A. Samartino, Joseph Smithson, Joshua Toth, Bukovac, Michael Coey, Tim Cook, P. Sean Leon Janota, Brian “Smiley” Johnston, Michael Cliford Troicke, Gregory Thomas, Jon Whittaker Currey, Joseph Gagich, Derek Hill, Harold Kershaw, Timothy Kincade Sr., William Knudsen, Hopkins, N’Tasha Hunt, Fred Jaco Jr., Ross William Kuhns, Troy Lavender, Benjamin Levy III, Local 493 Johnson, Paul Knight, Alexander Kusich, George Logan Jr., Benjamin Maxwell, Andrew H. Ted Langsdorf, Leland Mallett, Theron McGurn, Frank Mendoza, Lawrence Miracle, Marty Adams, William Dale, James McNinch, Homer Nichols, Darrell Noland, John Mitchell, Royal Moulton, J.D. Nielsen, Jacob Greene, Terry Wipperman Nicholas Opas, Michael Paul, Cecil Raber, C. Nunez, Bernard Osborne, David Osborne, Stephen Sipos, John Thur, David Wadsworth Ely Paolinetti, Richard Patino, Jack Peery, Local 495 Theodore Perry, Milton Peterson, Edson Pitts, Richard Meyer, Shane Quintana Local 550 Henry Prejean, Basil Price, Steve Pruitt, Eric James Bell, Michael Chapman, Steven Quezada, Jose Ramos, Dennis Rhodes, George Local 498 Davis, Rod Herron, Victor Johnson, Curtis Rivera, Kory Robinson, Arturo Rodriguez, Viktor Raymond Forbes, Brett Gulke, Kelvin Hoss, King, Gerald Lynch, Olden Lynch, Richard Rustrian, Jason Schuetze, Guy Setian, James Andrew Jones, Craig Nenneman, Jean McMaster, Bruce Meyer, Michael Murphy, John Schumaker, Robert Sharyer, Robert Shuf, Michael Norman, Howard Poland, William Prather, Nolan, Thomas O’Dell, Edward Overdorf, Simmons, Anthony Solomon, Frank Volpe III, Tom Rexroad, William Schlimmer, Gerald Everett Perks, William Sherer, Michael Bobby Williams, Robert Williams, Larry York Schwantes, Ronald Vining, Mike Winne Stephens, Arron Tharp, Ernest Weston Local 440 Local 501 Local 568 Charles Hill, Mark Jacobs, Jessie Kozak, Robert Audlee Jefery Bowman, Justin Broadwater, Paul Celino Morales, Phillip Perkins, Maurice Corley, Steven Deneen, Richard McAvoy, Poirier, Curtis Terrance, Wade Wilkinson Local 502 Matthew McClintock, Dennis McGann II, Local 444 Franklin Bullock, Harry Maniscalco, Joseph Ward Benjamin Phillips, Joseph Raley, Sigmund Sours, Cliford Wendricks III, Raymond Young Jr. William Bradley Anderson, Derek Brant, Local 506 Frank Burke, George Cannon, Gary Cloonen, Local 576 Anthony Cooper, Greg Finch, Rick Gallagher, Dominic Parente Michael Dunning Louis Goetsch Sr., Arturo Gomez, Christian Local 508 Gonzalez, Dennis Gretencord, Aaron Hammock, Local 577 Thomas Holt, Brian Kelly, Christopher Kelly, Tim Andzelnik, Curt Bassett, Tyler Bowen, Bobby Kevin Kelly, Derek Kula, Glenn Lemenager, Brown, Ryan Brown, Jacob Dougherty, Bobby John Allen, Michael Cline, Douglas Crist, Robert Joseph Milota, William Muirhead, Howard Hawkins-Britt, Tom Holt, Ryan Klein, Brian Dowell, David Hedden, Lyle Hogan, Delbert Howe, Norberg, Sam Persico, Neal Petzel, Daniel McConaha, Patrick Spackey, Jeremy Spanski Ervin Howe, George “Jerry” Howe, Harry Howe, Schahczinski, Anthony Stefancic, Stephen Stelter, Marion Howe, Arthur Kershner, John Leggett, Lloyd Thacker, Scott Walker, Phillip Young Local 512 David Miles, Ronald Mikel, Terry Mikel, Bradley Nelson, Deryl O’Daniels, Leroy Wolfmeyer Local 451 James Aakhus, Jacob Ackerson, Timothy Allers, Thomas Ansell III, Justin Baker, Bret Baldwin, Arthur Carlisle, Jason Crossan, John Dunlap, Conner Bermel, John Berning, Stacy Bounds, Charles Emmons, Ernest Hummell, Arthur Anthony Bye, Andrew Cedergren, William James, Wayne Stille, Robert Wheeler Christian, Joshua Dahl, Timothy Dahlin, David Davidson, Ted Desantell, Richard Fehn, Kevin Local 468 Frederickson, Michael Gallery, William Gerl, Larry Stanley Dajarnette, William “Bill” Szabrak Gilbertson, Arthur Hane, Scott Johnson, Edward Kachinske, Michael Kerr, Charles Klein, Peter Local 470 Larson, Nathan Lee, Kenneth Lohr, Patrick Lohr, Rodney Lukins, James Marquette, Neil McAndrew, Randy Dinkins, Christopher Edwards, Philip Eugene McClain, Justin Meagher, Chad Meyer, Hilton, Richard Hopkins, Ivan Larkin, Allen Gary Nelson, Nickolas Novack, Patrick Olson, Salzman, David Scarupa, John Smith, Nathan O’Reilly, Earl Ostertag, Kevin Prinsen, Brian Teagarden, Roger Van Every Joseph Psyk, Charles Roberts, Christopher Local 477 Rootes, James Rootes, Steven Sandberg, Wayne Sandborg, Michael Schrodt, Edward Christopher Aday, Thomas Berryhill, Jason Shaughnessy, Anthony Silva Jr., Curtis Smith, Butler, Danny Carroll, Christopher Ergle, Larry Smith, Frank Sramek, Richard Stephens, David Franklin, Donald Gargis, Rufus Graham, John Symons, Frank Vento, Daniel Wahlman, Johnny Henson, William Hornsby, Lawrence Daniel Wallack, Kenneth Warden, Eric Wickoren, Kimbrough, Curtis Lindsey, Willie Lindsey, Michael Willson, Jenna Wittner, Mike Yocum Robert Meade, Bryan Miles, Marvin Prince, Tom Thrasher, Harold Vess, Tab Waddell, Dempsey White, Steve Wilburn, Ed Woodward THE ! 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Local 580 Local 700 Local 782 Frederick Allen, Louis Amorison, Spencer William Crawford, Brian Hamlin Kort Barber, Josh Boutwell, James Andersen, Christopher Aronsen, Louis Ascencio, Bumpous, Ron Creecy Jr., Steve Fry, Travis Thomas Avellina, Robert Beach, Kevin Brennan, Local 704 Gof, Christopher Hill, Dave Hill, Larry Hill, John Brown Jr., Robert Brozowski, Michael Gregory Alexander, Garry Brown, Vernon Brown, Marion Hill, Andrew Jefers Jr., Rodney Buckley, Justin Burke, Luis Caamano, Anthony Samuel Bryant, Phillip Burney, Danny Curnutt, Knight, Kristopher Masterson, Christopher Cabrera, John Calbo, Christopher Callesano, James Curnutt, Robin Davis, Donald Garner, Nelson, Seth Rickard, David Robinson, Kelly Kevin Campbell, Richard Carte, Kevin Coates, David Graham, Luther Hamby, Marion Hamby, Russell, Robert Sterling, Keith Timmons Jeremy Cohen, James Conroy, Lawrence Covar, Charles Kimball, James King, Bobby Lockhart, Local 787 Thomas Covar, John Coyne, John Creegan, Troy Lowell Lockhart, Billy Maddox, Joe Mason, Jerry Cuevas, Robert Dand, Michael DeFilippis, Marc McCarver, Howard McKee, Edward McLaughlin, Dave Blouir, Chad Brookover, Aaron Camino, Dinanno, Joseph Donovan, Gerard Downey, David Payton, Ronald Peardon, Edwin Rawlston, Eddie Cline, Dale Hershberger, Patrick Hill, Timothy Dunn, John Edge, James Fegel, William Jesse Reed, George Sanders, Thomas Stacy, Ricky Holley, Gary Miller, Rodney Pethtel, Bart Ferraro, Donald Flynn, Roger Forbes, Justin Frye, Jack Summers, Charlie Vandergrif, Ronnie Price, Daniel Roe, Barry Smithberger, Robert George Gagnon, Juan Galarza, Julian Garcia, Vandergrif, Robert Ward, Kenneth Wilkins Thornton, Chuck Young, Scott Young Julio Garcia Jr., Brian Geraghty, Eugene Gilvey Jr., Michael Gonzalez, Frank Gorglione, Mario Local 709 Local 790 Greco, Aniello Guido, Thomas Guigliano, Steven Happer, Freddy Herrera, Edward Holly, Brian Bradon Alston, Steven Archer, Jeremy Ballou, Willie Dyess, Daniel Fantulin, Steven Fox Hoosack, Walter Huskisson, William Jantzen, Jose George Balmer, Dawn R. Benetiz, Frank Blount, Jimenez, Devoin Joefield, Daniel Joseph-Patrice, Lance Brennan, William Carrow, Hugh Chrisco Local 798 William Keefe, John Kelleher, Bryan Kennedy, Jr., Hugh Chrisco Sr., Philip “Flip” Clifton, William Israel Blood, Calvin Brown, Danny Burkett, Otto Knechtel, Robert Knechtel, Tyrone Krause, Clifton, Christopher Collins, Royreguez Cooper, Jacob Burns, Eddie Byrd, Henry Coley, Joel Richard Lake, Jefrey Leone Jr., Morton Liebman, Phillip Corbin, Jack Craun III, Jimmy Davis, Couch, David Cumbie, Stephen Lovelace, Anthony Livoti, Kevin Longchamp, Michael Ralph Davis, Michael Dion, Shawn Duntz, Patton James Morris, Billy Nichelson, Kenith Proctor, Lopez, Steven Mallet, John Mangano, Boysie Eggerichs, Ivan Fortson, Homer Fulford, Jovis Patrick Rush, Erwin Tillman Jr., Darren McAllister, Thomas McGowan, James McHugh, George, George Grace, Traci Greer, Cordero Weaver, Andrew Williams, Shannon Wilson Michael Meyer, Richard Middleton, Donald Milton, Hampton, David Harrelson, Weldon Helmey, Terrance Molloy, George Morris, Vito Moschetti, Robert Hendrick Jr., Howard Hodge, Jon Local 807 Dennis Naughton, Floyd Nixon, Daniel O’Brien, Hughes, Nicholas Hulett, Christopher Hurst, John Hall John O’Leary, Raul Olivry, William Onorato, Isaias Michael Hutcheson, Lewis McDaniel, Casey Miles, Thomas Miles, John Miller, Jeremy Moore, Ortiz, Gregory Owen, Edwin Pagan Jr., Barney Local 808 Pang, John Pellinger, Jesus Perez, Alfred Podnek, Alain Nieto, Joshua O’Neal, Gerald Poole, David Nolan Portalatin, Paul Principate, Louis Puya, Pritchard, Brenton Rowell, Marshall Rowland, Luis Acosta, Jason Arnold, Jeferey Charlton, Alexander Rifelli, Elias Rivera III, John Robertson, Larry Sapp, Seaborn Savage, William Shuman, Charles Grimes, Christopher Jimenez, John Robert Robilliard, Rafael Rodriquez, Joseph IV, Lovett “Marty” Skinner Jr., Ricky Smith Jr., Matthew Kainer, Kenney E. Koester Jr., Jeremy Rooney, Warren Samuels, Gustavo Saravia, Ron Thomas, Jason Valentine, John VanVoorhis, Knost, Robert E. Knost, Seneca Leborgne, Chris Joseph Shanley, Charles Sheridan, Jason Skelly, Stanley Vickrey, Carl Ward, Johnny Wright Merrill, William Milks, Roy Montanez, Dawn Peake, Jason Slomiak, Stephen Smith, Luke Steward, Daniel Sanders, Ben Schmitz, Lawrence Schuler Thomas Taravella, Robert Teofrio, Edward Tierney, Local 720 II, Jess Severinghaus, Harry Stephenson, Michael Keith Torres, Louis Urciuoli, Chris Van Leuwen, Ronald Nilson, Donald Reid Stickley, Jeremy Thomas, Edward Whitsel Nicholas Veneroso, Sean White, John Wyberanec, Konstadinos Xagoraris, Irwin Zweigbaum Local 721 Local 811 Josh Coleman, Mike Hake, Robert Heimerl, Local 584 Gill Drane, John Gutkind, Gaber Hinterseer Herold, Gordon Ransom Matt Lorge, Steve Mass, Joseph Rechek, Jesse Arnold, James Caldwell, Steve Carter, John Rozella, Codey Schultz, Justin Stewart, John Choate, Terry Fullerton, Sam Haught, Local 732 Mark Switlick, Ron Truman, Seth Vesely, James Keener, James Lowder, Jefrey McLain, Anthony Walencik, Robert Wierzba Dan Hampton, Weldon Hof, Jerry Wellard Jaycon Murphy, Richard Pridemore, Chisholm Local 846 Rice, Harvey C. Swift, Charles Whitesell Local 751 Zachary Arrowood, Gary Benson, Corey Davis, Local 597 Robert Ball, Israel Figueroa-Arce, Terry James DeLong, Chanavous German, Eric Giles, Gallagher, Matt Groskie, Dennis R. Hughes, Joshua Albritton, Robert Bowen, Don Bozich, Phillip Powell Jr., Stephen Sullivan, Terence Gordon Jorgenson, Steven Kruger, John Marcus Bryson, William Carlson, Leslie Chandler, Sutton, Ray Swanson, Travis Sweetnam Lewis, Matthew McCarty, Masato Mixson, David Combs, Richard Delp, Mike Gordon, Lance Nelson, David Simmons, Jedediah Aaron Jervis, Joel Jervis, Shannon Jervis, Local 847 Smith, Mark Valdez, Kelly Wagner Edward Kaminski III, Charles King, Warren Rogelio Carlos Aldana, Wilfred Alers, Erwin Morris, Adam Moser, Ancil Odom Jr., Caleb Local 759 Antillon, Justin Bohaty, Lucio Gonzalez, Eddie Poynter, Peter Ramirez, Vincent Ricci, Matthew Joseph, Anthony Lopez, Joshua Manuelito Robinson, Scott Roy, John Schichtel, Alvin Gordon Perry, Cliford Slowe Turner, Johnny D. Watson, Anthony Wright Local 848 Local 764 Local 623 David Allison, Leonard Biggs, Rafael Brito, Glen Edward Crane, Patrick Grace, James Crosby, Joseph Hehner, Phillip Lindsley, Joshua Michael Boucher, Joseph Doucet, Stephen Gushue, Peter Holmes, Robert Humby, Marvin, Michael Miller, Travis Richter, Lavon White Evantham, Stephen Grantham, Louis Harris, Jonathan MacDougall, Ken McCarthy, Shawn John Hood, Meredith Lockhart, Adolphus Mills, Parrott, Grant Russell, Darren Wheaton Local 853 Hubert “Bear” Reynolds Jr., Jerry Wilson Local 769 John Doyle, Reece Gaines, Don Majerus,

Charles Marnati, John Willmering NOVEMBER 2018 Local 625 Wayne Flint, John Karasek, Donald Laney, John Crum, Ricardo Esteban, Gerard Fred Montgomery Jr., David Ray Retired Frederick, James Freimark, John Kahaloa, Lovell Kaleikini, Sasa’e Lauvao, Noah Luning, Daniel G. Haughian Sr., William Joseph V. O’Donnell, Bryson Reynolds Knudsen, Ed Overdorf

All ironworkers listed above have shared their names per our request in The Ironworker. If you are a veteran and would like to be mentioned in the next update of Union Veterans Council list, please complete the form on our website ironworkers.org. Click the Get Involved tab, select Union Veterans Council, complete the form and click submit. 17

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Local Member Local Member Local Member Name Name Name No. No. No. No. No. No. 3 1283748 FULMORE, MACEO 86 1345158 SCALICI, ANTHONY G 416 1381494 MASON, CORY E 3 1296730 OLEAR, EUGENE J 86 1459479 WATE, TANNER M 416 1316714 TAYLOR, ANDRE 3 1265421 PEDIGO, CHAD A 86 1358006 WISELY, JEFFERY MAROTTA-BAXTER, 433 1442385 CHARLES K 6 1488967 SAGE, MICHAEL G 92 1425184 CAMERON, MICHAEL J 433 1264212 OZOBIA, JOHN I 7 1237879 BEASLEY, JASON L 92 1446445 MOORE, ROY B 433 1419946 RASK, VIRGIL M 7 1325572 BLAIS, MARK 92 1406676 PALMER, BRANDEN R 440 1384121 KOZAK, JESSIE J 7 1237817 CESAITIS, JEFFREY E 103 1389248 CHARLETON, MICHAEL D 440 1292381 WILKINSON, WADE 7 1353295 CUMMINGS, EDWARD HARRISON, 118 1299066 CHRISTOPHER S 477 1424110 SHARP, BRENDAN S 7 1495900 HAMILTON, AYELE 118 1257109 LEWIS, LARRY L 492 1254463 JACKSON, JEREMY C 7 1323079 PAIGE, GORDON E 118 1251476 WRIGHT, BRIAN L 492 1436271 JOHNSON, ROBERT K 7 1336222 ROCHE, DANIEL 147 1388961 BARRETT, RICHARD 492 1440721 SAMARTINO, CHARLES A 8 1502041 ALIOTO, DAN J 147 1516255 BENSON, DEMARCUS 498 1483108 POONPANICH, PAUL W 10 1393142 HEATHMAN, BRADLEY J 207 1308726 PERSING, BRIAN W 501 1497078 HARRIS, MICHAEL J 10 1424952 SCHUMAN, TRENTON K 229 1428967 GALINDO, DAVID 512 1508119 BARR, JOSH 22 1422345 BEYER, JARED M 229 1282944 LASK, MICHAEL 512 1330613 MURRAY, ALEX J 22 1319851 GIBSON, DAVID L 229 1266372 TILT, JEREMY R 512 1363859 PRIOLA, MICHAEL T 22 1364726 PAINTER, ZACHARY A 263 1262924 ESSARY, CARL R 512 1287731 WILSON, BARRY T 24 1371356 HOY, JEFFREY 263 1448780 WILCHER, DERRICK P 568 1287921 BROADWATER, JUSTIN D 24 1478364 TUTTOILMONDO, ANTONIO 290 1473691 PICKENS, LUCAS A 580 1512770 STEWARD, LUKE 25 1411752 COHEN, JOSEPH M 361 1505703 CARSON, NICO N 584 1282392 GRANTHAM, COLE E HOLLINGSWORTH, 25 1497035 BRENDAN T 361 1511121 MCMILLIAN, DAREN J 584 1388070 LEE, ANTHONY C 25 1313732 MACHCINSKI, ANDREW A 361 1500712 TOWERS, ERIK R 623 1293076 BOWEN, CHARLES E 25 1386889 PERRY, RANDY R 361 1455880 ZEBRO, JOHN F 709 1106420 WRIGHT, KENNETH W 25 1298959 RODRIGUEZ, DEAN 377 1425069 CASTRO, JOHNNY 728 1395696 TSANOV, TSANKO D 27 1257351 EVANS, TODD 377 1127713 GALLEGOS, JOHN R 732 1347848 DONOVAN, JOHN R 29 1520508 STOBERT, RICHARD A 378 1361321 MALONE, MICHAEL A 745 1354691 BICKFORD, BRETT N 37 1477169 DEPINA, JOSE J 378 1398823 ROLLER, CHRISTIAN D 751 1479620 CLARK, CHRISTOPHER 44 1342448 DICKENS, TIMOTHY R 395 1446153 CAMPLAN, TROY A 751 1345707 FELTON, CASEY D 44 1409626 FELDKAMP, JAY R 395 1344041 WOODEN, ELISA S 782 1471693 PULLEN, JACOB T 44 1406693 VILLANI, DAVID J 396 1250792 BUTERA, BRIAN D 787 1503898 HERSHBERGER, DALE E 46 1325617 EVRLEY, MICHAEL R 396 1348952 ENGLISH, CRAIG L 787 1431585 HOLLEY, RICKY J 46 1411462 GALLOGLY, JONATHAN 396 1380069 MERCURIO, JACOB L 808 1369490 PEAKE, DAWN M 48 1307261 BRIANT, JASON D 396 1379625 STANGE, WILLIAM D 846 1426117 DAVIS, COREY J 55 1443683 STONER, MICHAEL 399 1470925 TEMPLIN, MARK 851 1451945 BOWEN, TYLER 70 1432854 HOOPER, MATTHEW T 401 1348833 MC MONAGLE, DANIEL W 851 1455510 DOUGHERTY, JACOB E 79 1468132 SHAHAYDA, JAMES M 404 1297976 BROWN, ALLAN M 851 1440097 WITHROW, DUSTIN M

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Cody Nathaniel spent four years in the United States military as a Marine serving his country.

hen he lef the service with have two children – a daughter and W his rank as Lance Corporal, a newborn son. “Learning a trade he was looking for the next chapter from so many skilled and experi- in his life. He says, “I wasn’t sure enced journeymen that have been in what I wanted to do. I just wasn’t my shoes before me is a great honor,” career minded at the time so, I took Cody went on to add. “My third some time to travel and visit fam- reason has to be the endless oppor- ily.” Nathaniel settled back into the tunities that it will have for me when Atlanta area and signed up for some I top out as a journeyman.” welding courses. He continues, “My When asked if he had to do it welding instructor shared some over again would he chose the same experiences with me and intro- route, Nathaniel replies, “Yes abso- duced me to ironwork.” From there, lutely. I wish I would have joined the he was sent to Local 387 (Atlanta) Iron Workers sooner! I would like to where he met their organizer, Juan tell all of the other apprentices out Jose. “Mr. Jose talked to there to learn as much as me and helped me join you can and stay moti- Helmets to Hardhats.” vated.” Nathaniel went on Next Nathaniel began to say that his motivation his career as an appren- is his son and daugh- tice in Local 387 in July ter and his love for his 2015, where he now is wife. Nathaniel began his completing his third apprentice with his frst year. He says, “Being in employer, Atlanta Steel the Marines, they instill Erectors, where he is still a diferent mentality in employed three years later. you. You begin thinking difer- Amongst his many skills and duties ently than you have before. Tey on the job, he is also a certifed teach you to do the right thing all welder in the ironworkers welding the time, even when no else is look- certifcation program. ing. Tey taught me to never leave Worth mentioning is that a brother behind and to always Nathaniel was the 2018 apprentice complete the mission with 110 per- of the year at Local 387. He also cent efort. I continue to use that represented his local at the South- attitude each day in my new career east District Council competition NOVEMBER as a union ironworker.” where he fnished in second place. When Nathaniel was asked to He will be proudly representing name his top three benefts of join- his local union and district coun- ing the Iron Workers, he added, cil in the international competition “First being able to provide for my in Minneapolis this fall. Te Iron 2018 family at all times.” He’s married Workers are proud to have you as to his beautiful wife Katie and they a brother! 19

45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 19 11/7/18 8:05 PM Ironworker

VeteransSERVE COUNTRY AND UNION The Sky’s the Limit his summer, retired ironworker and Vietnam com- T bat veteran Dave Kolbe jumped out of an airplane. Tere was no emergency, but local news cameras were rolling as the 68-year old took to the skies to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his service to the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. It was also his birthday. By completing his frst free fall in more than 48 years, Kolbe hopes to draw attention to a cause that’s near and dear to his heart—helping veterans settle back into civil- ian life when their time in the military is through. Afer serving in Vietnam, Kolbe was discharged in 1970. It wasn’t long afer meeting a union organizer from Local 55 (Toledo, Ohio) that Kolbe joined the Iron Workers. Veterans’ resources were scarce in those days and he knows the challenges service members face when they leave the military. “Te best thing you can do for a veteran is to give him a good job. We have to make sure veterans and their families get connected,” Kolbe said, “and one of the biggest problems we face is that nobody knows

IRONWORKER where to go to fnd it.” Tat’s where programs like Helmets to Hardhats come THE ! into play. Helmets to Hardhats is a national nonproft

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45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 20 11/8/18 4:40 PM organization that connects National Guard, reservists and retired or transition- ing active-duty military personnel with one of the 15 construction trades’ union apprenticeship pro- grams (including the Iron Workers). “I became an ironworker by chance but today, returning soldiers and sailors have a wealth of resources and support to get was nothing short of exhilarating, Kolbe ultimately trained up and get back to work as soon as they come hopes news of his antics will help other military veter- home,” Kolbe said. ans fnd the resources they need to take the plunge on a Although he missed his landing target by a few feet, career in the construction industry. Kolbe considers his July jump a success, stating, “I hit If you or someone you know is a veteran in need of the ground and lived to talk about it!” While the jump work, please visit helmetstohardhats.org.

Working to Honor Veterans Ken Bradshaw was born decades and, in recent years, played a pivotal role in and raised on Michigan’s creating the Nahma Township Veterans Memorial. Te Upper Peninsula. He Veterans Memorial was supported by the community and joined the U.S. Army at was funded in full by donations the Bradshaws collected. age 18, fresh out of high “When the memorial was built, it brought the whole com- school in 1975 and served munity together as one,” Bradshaw said. “Nahma is a as a tank operator in the small community. Everyone loves it and is proud of it.” 1st Squadron, 10th Cav- Bradshaw is still working to improve the memorial alry, 4th Infantry Division at Fort Carson, Colorado. and hopes to add the names of all Nahma’s veterans to Upon leaving the Army, Bradshaw became a member the wall. As of now, they’ve gathered information for of Local 8 (Milwaukee, Wis.) in 1980. Until his retirement about 400 veterans from World War I, World War II, in 2014, Bradshaw worked as a project superintendent Korean War and Vietnam War. with CR Meyers, installing equipment in the area’s paper mills. Over the years, Bradshaw has seen similarities between the Iron Workers and the Army, including com- radery, discipline and a ‘never-give-up’ work ethic. One of his favorite parts of the job has always been “build- ing machines and equipment together [with a crew] and then watching them run once it’s fnished,” because it NOVEMBER 2018 creates a sense of accomplishment and comradery that you don’t ofen fnd on the job. Along with his wife Cindy, Bradshaw has two sons— Adam and Lucas—who followed in his footsteps and are now union ironworkers, too. Te family has been active in their Nahma Township, Wisconsin, community for 21

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 21 11/8/18 4:40 PM Active Veteran. Active Ironworker. Raymond Doss was born and raised in Marse, Alabama— just north of Birmingham. Of the family’s seven boys, he was one of six to serve in the U.S. military during World War II and signed up just afer his 17th birth- day. Inspired by his brothers’ courage, Doss joined the United States Navy, where he would serve as a gunner’s mate on board the USS Honolulu. Te USS Honolulu saw battle near the Solomon Islands, played a critical role in the invasions of Guam and Leyte and patrolled a route between the Solomon Islands and the Philippines during Doss’ service. He recalls the frantic day when an enemy air torpedo hit the ship, leaving a 25-foot hole in the deck and forcing the captain to steer right up onto the beach to avoid sinking. “It took a couple of days to get the ship upright and back moving,” Doss recounted. “Tere was diesel [fuel] everywhere. We had to sprinkle sand over it. And it was slow going on the way home, too.”

Doss’ military career would end there, as the USS Honolulu’s repairs weren’t fnished before the war’s end. When he returned home, Doss set to work in Alabama’s iron ore mines until his oldest brother Pervin, who was an ironworker, introduced him to the trade. Doss joined Local 92 (Birmingham, Ala.) in 1947. According to Doss, he was someone who was born to work with his hands. He enjoyed climbing and the union ofered a way to make a good living. Te Iron Workers were a great ft and Doss was grateful for the opportunity to learn the trade. Over the years, he’s pretty much done it all— “Everything but the rods,” he jests. “I enjoyed working and doing something new with each job that came my way,” Doss said. “I enjoyed learning more and more and being the best version of me that I could be.” Doss remains active in Local 92 today, even afer more than 70 years of membership. He remains pas- sionate about veterans and about making sure young people know the opportunities that open up when you learn a trade. What’s his best advice for someone look- ing to get started as an ironworker? “It’s important to learn responsibility in the workplace. Tat carries over to having a family and every young person needs to THE ! IRONWORKER know that,” he says. 22

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45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 23 11/7/18 8:05 PM ORGANIZING NEWS

The D.C. Ironworkers Movement for Justice

he D.C. Ironworkers Movement for Justice (DCIMJ) Te CASA-Ironworkers Pre-Apprenticeship Train- T is a coalition of community, faith, labor and student ing program accomplishes several goals; through the groups in the Washington metropolitan area, working reinforcing training CASA members receive basic in unity to protect the rights of workers; fght for stolen ironworkers training and are then able to fnd work wages and benefts; bring the lack of industry training fulflling the locals’ manpower need. Te program to the attention of developers, politicians and decision- also includes an Organizing 101 training, which pro- makers and the community; discredit bad companies vides basic organizing training to CASA members, and win a strong community voice; and organize the organizes nonunion workers and establishes partici- rebar industry. pants as leaders in their communities and workforces. Part of the success of the DCIMJ comes from strong Planning for the training was a shared efort between community ties and solidarity with other folks organiz- the local, the district council, the IW and CASA. ing in the DMV region, such as CASA. Te Iron Workers Resources and organizers from the IW organizing (IW) have collaborated with CASA on many organizing department contributed to the efort and led the train- eforts, from campaigns targeting bad-acting contrac- ings, while the apprenticeship department helped tors to support for comprehensive immigration reform prepare curriculum and provide training materials to a training program introducing CASA’s membership like rebar and ties. Te training space was provided by to career opportunities with the Iron Workers. CASA at one of their community centers. CASA also IRONWORKER THE !

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45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 24 11/8/18 4:40 PM recruited participants for the classes from their member- his experience in the training program, “I’m 20 years old ship base and handled the follow-up with participants. and I can defnitely see myself growing into this career CASA members got concrete job training that sup- feld. I’m very thankful for this opportunity and I am ports them in advancing in their feld, as well as in looking forward to learning more with the rest of the organizing their workplace. Te local and district coun- Iron Workers’ family.” cil also had a manpower need and were able to bring in a new set of workers to support contractors in the region. Te workers who were trained through the program Perhaps most importantly these also gained organizing skills and an understanding of eforts have brought forth a the role they must play in fghting for better conditions at work and are now supporting organizing eforts in new generation of ironworkers NOVEMBER the DMV area. ready to lead as organizers in Perhaps most importantly these eforts have brought forth a new generation of ironworkers ready to lead as their workplaces and in their 2018 organizers in their workplaces and in their communi- communities, fighting to make ties, fghting to make a better life for ironworkers. One of the training participants, Juan Carlos Fuentes, says of a better life for ironworkers. 25

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 25 11/8/18 4:40 PM SAFETY & HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORT Steve Rank

Compliance with Project Safety and Health Policies he safety and health Since the formal adoption of the Multiple Lif T department has received Rigging Procedure (MLRP) in 2001, contained in the numerous calls from mem- OSHA Subpart R—Steel Erection Standard, there bers and contractors regarding continues to be some project owners and controlling compliance with certain proj- contractors who disallow this common rigging pro- ect safety policies and procedures. Tis article will cedure. Despite the numerous OSHA requirements help to clarify the hierarchy and authority of proj- established for using this common rigging procedure ect owners and controlling contractors to require and the lack of any incident trends of rigging failures more stringent or specifc safety policies in project or injuries, the MLRP can be disallowed by project contract documents. In today’s construction safety authorities in their contract safety specifcations. It environment, it is common for project owners must be pointed out that the MLRP is considered and controlling contractors to develop and imple- an elective rigging procedure and is not considered ment their own safety policies and procedures for a mandatory rigging procedure to be all subcontractors performing work on their proj- used during the steel erection process. It ects. In many cases, these requirements exceed the is important during the bidding process minimum safety standards established by the Occu- for steel erection contractors to identify Mandatory pational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). any exclusions pertaining to the MLRP use of It has also been a common practice for some proj- afecting the total number of picks and respirators. ect owners and controlling contractors to disallow pieces set in a normal eight-hour shif. certain elective procedures contained in the OSHA Some project owners and controlling con- construction and general industry safety standards. tractors mandate the use of respirators during It is important to clarify that project contract all welding operations in their contract health safety requirements cannot remove safety established requirements. In many cases, these respiratory by OSHA and designed for employee protection. protection requirements have applied to all weld- However, project owners and controlling contractors ing operations and did not consider exposure do have the authority to adopt and require compli- levels during production welding versus inciden- ance with more stringent safety policies. Tis can be tal welding on their projects. Many members and done at their discretion and is usually contained in contractors have strongly disagreed with a blanket the safety requirements included in the project con- requirement for respirator use when some welding tract. Te safety culture and expectations of project may only take a few minutes. Although there may authorities have changed dramatically in the past be signifcant diferences in welding fume expo- decade prompting our members and contractors to sures from production welding versus incidental recognize these safety trends and be prepared for welding over an eight-hour time weighted aver- compliance. In some cases, noncompli- age, project owners and controlling contractors ance with project safety requirements have the authority to require the use respiratory have resulted in the removal of workers protection at all times during welding operations. and subcontractors from projects. Tis health requirement must be identifed and Te following are a few examples of considered during the bidding process to address

project safety policies by owners and Multiple lift additional training costs, labor costs and cost for controlling contractors that are either rigging is respirators. In some cases, portable air-extraction more stringent or disallow certain pro- considered units have been used to comply with the project THE ! IRONWORKER an elective cedures recognized by OSHA. procedure. welding fume and respiratory protection policies. 26

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 26 11/8/18 4:40 PM Requirement for high-visibility vests. Controlled decking zones—an elective procedure.

Te use of high-visibility vests is another com- and controlling contractors currently prohibit mon requirement of project owner and controlling ironworkers to be exposed to fall hazards over 6 contractors contained in contract safety speci- feet and require the use of fall arrest equipment fcations. In many projects, the contracts have during the installation of foor and roof decking. specifed all subcontractor employees wear a cer- Tey agree areas can be barricaded with high- tain type of high-visibility vests. Additionally, visibility tape or other means to prevent access some projects contracts require the high-visibility to leading edge decking installation. Although vests to include a certain level of fre-resistant the OSHA Subpart R—Steel Erection Standard protection during hot-work operations. Although allows ironworkers to perform this work between these vests can be uncomfortable and be hot- 15 to 30 feet without the use of fall arrest equip- ter during summer months, project owners and ment, it has become common for many project controlling contractors can require all subcon- owners and controlling contractors to require tractor employees to wear them on their projects. the use of fall arrest equipment when exposed to Tese high-visibility vests must be provided by potential fall hazards at 6 feet during leading edge the employer and comply with the particular type decking operations. denoted in the project safety requirements. Te use and establishment of controlled deck- We continue to challenge all members to “See Something! Say Something!” ing zones (CDZ) contained in the Subpart R—Steel to recognize and comply with project Erection Standard is considered an elective erec- safety requirements. Jeff Norris, Vicki tion procedure by project owners and controlling O’Leary and I will continue to work NOVEMBER contractors. Te primary purpose of a CDZ is to with district councils, local unions and prevent falls through decking by prohibiting any IMPACT regional advisory boards to workers to access areas of leading-edge decking address workplace safety and health issues. Please contact me in the Safet y and Health Depar tment being installed. Under this OSHA standard, iron-

at (847) 795-1714, Jeff Norris, Canadian safety coordinator at 2018 workers are permitted to work in a CDZ between (780) 459-4498, or Vicki O’Leary, general organizer of safety 15 to 30 feet and not wear or use any type of fall and diversity at (202) 702-7828, if you have any questions arrest equipment. However, many project owners pertaining to safety and health in the workplace. 27

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 27 11/8/18 4:40 PM APPRENTICESHIP DEPARTMENT REPORT Lee Worley

Veterans Pre-Apprentice Program

everal articles ago I wrote no idea who and what the S about the ironworker pre- ironworkers are or do. Tell apprentice course for women, a your friends and neigh- three-week course supporting bors about the Iron our local apprentice programs Workers and the career by increasing participation in underrepresented areas opportunity it provides. and preparing the participants for a successful career. High schools are not Of the fve classes sponsored by the National Train- preparing our youth for ing Fund (NTF), we have seen over 100 candidates jobs in career and techni- complete the program and 83 percent are currently cal felds. Most graduating apprentices. Due to the success of the program and high school students expect to earn with the support of the NTF trustees, the course a bachelor’s degree for employment opportunities will expand and be ofered to the men and women and higher wages, yet most jobs require career and who serve in the U.S. and Canadian armed forces. technical education. Also, graduates of our appren- Last month, 14 veterans enrolled in the course and tice programs are not strapped with student loan started down their path as a career ironworker. Tey debt, unlike the average student in the class of 2016, will spend three weeks learning various aspects of which has $37,172 in student loans. Most graduates of the trade such as OSHA 10-hour construction safety our apprentice programs have retirement and health training; OSHA Subpart-R structural steel erection plans and are looking toward a promising career. safety; frst aid/CPR; welding and oxy-fuel cutting; Employment of ironworkers is projected to grow rebar and rigging and signalperson training. 9 percent from 2017 to 2024, faster than the aver- As with the women’s course, the objective of the age for all occupations. Te construction of large program is to assist the Iron Workers’ registered projects, such as high-rise buildings, is expected to apprenticeship programs with the recruitment, drive employment growth, as will the need to reha- placement and retention of veterans. Te three-week, bilitate, maintain and replace an increasing number 180-hour program is a proven way to prepare a candi- of old roads and bridges. With the large amount of date for a successful career starting as an apprentice work being performed across North America, we ironworker. Te introduction to the trade gives the need to reach out and refer individuals into our candidate a head start by teaching them many of training programs. Your local union and training the skills they will need throughout an ironworker center personnel are notifed of each upcoming pre- career, thereby giving the confdence to complete the apprentice training course; be sure to contact them apprenticeship and continue their career. or the apprenticeship and training department at Te groups representing the greatest opportu- headquarters for more information. nity for new workers in the industry include women, minorities and veterans. To increase the numbers of ...the objective of the program these groups within our industry, we must increase is to assist the Iron Workers’ their presence in our successful pre-apprentice pro- grams. Our training centers’ staf do a great job registered apprenticeship attending trade and career fairs, contacting high programs with the recruitment, IRONWORKER schools and community colleges and promoting placement and retention our trade, but we still could use your help reaching THE ! out to those who are looking for a career and have of veterans. 28

45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 28 11/7/18 8:05 PM ATTENTION CONTRACTORS! SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT FOR THE 2018 IMPACT PROJECT OF THE YEAR AWARDS TODAY!

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45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 29 11/7/18 8:05 PM Our veteran ironworkers once defended and protected North America. Now they're dedicated to building it.

The discipline it takes to be committed to our trade is second to none. That is why making the transition from the military into ironworking is a natural one. We would like to thank veterans for their service and dedication to rebuilding and maintaining North America. At our 43rd Convention, we honored our military veterans; please scan the QR code below to view.

What’s also a natural transition is utilizing our IW MOBILE APP to keep up-to-date on the latest news and upcoming events. We want to help our members become more productive by keeping valuable information at their

your smart device and tap on the IW Mobile App icon to easily retrieve the information you need, when you need it. It’s that simple. Thousands of members have downloaded it, so don’t delay, download it today.

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45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 30 11/7/18 8:05 PM SHOP DEPARTMENT REPORT they're John Bielak

Viking-Cives Handles Winter’s Worst with Shop Ironworkers hop ironworkers do more than just hang steel, Viking-Cives has grown S as evidenced by the work Shopmen’s Local 824 from a few trucks a year for (Gouverneur, N.Y.). A small local in northern New local townships, to over 350 York with approximately 200 members, Local 824 trucks a year with contracts has been around since the early 1960s. Until recently with the state of New York, there were only two shops—Cives Steel and Viking- New York State Truway, state of Connecticut, Cives. Viking-Cives is one of the United States’ state of Vermont, and several townships and cities. largest manufacturers of snowplow and snow and Viking-Cives is also one of the leading suppliers of ice removal equipment. various hydraulic systems, dump bodies, platform bodies, lif gates, sweepers, asphalt equipment and Viking-Cives related truck equipment, along with represent- Viking-Cives has been manufacturing snow removal ing the leading truck manufacturers throughout equipment since 1960, starting with one shop that North America. was a concrete building (40 feet by 45 feet) with only Trucks arrive at Viking-Cives as just a cab and a few employees. It has grown to over 100 employees chassis and leave completely assembled, ready to with 71 of them being shop ironworkers. Te Har- plow snow or haul dirt. Viking-Cives builds the risville plant consists of four large buildings along plows from scratch, starting with a fat plate of steel. with an overhead crane of the end of one of them. Viking-Cives has a state-of-the-art plasma cutter, hydraulic press brake, 20 welding stations, blast and paint booths large enough to drive complete trucks into, an assembly shop with six bays, and a fnal assembly shop with nine bays. Employees of Viking-Cives have been proud members of Local 824 since 1965 and take pride in their work, making Viking-Cives the leading and most innovative snow and ice equipment manufac- A view from above of the Viking-Cives shop. turer in the Northeast.

Bare cab and chassis. Truck being assembled in truck bay. Plasma cutter in operation. NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 2018

Plate steel with plow ribs cut out. Member welding on a plow. Finished plow. Finished truck ready for delivery. 31

45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 31 11/8/18 4:48 PM ORNAMENTAL, ARCHITECTURAL & MISCELLANEOUS METALS DOAMM DEPARTMENT REPORT Ray Dean

Updates: Saying goodbye to 2018, preparing for 2019 s 2018 closes, we can Responsibilities A all be thankful for a of the Ornamental Department very prosperous year. Man- hours are at an all-time high. • Pre-job meetings – local unions and the contractor – communicating and Since 1992, the ornamental networking department has seen many changes in the industry. • International agreements Man-hours and jurisdiction were the challenge then, as it is today as well. Contractors and membership • Mock-ups/training/journeymen upgrading working together to excel each and every day. Te ornamental market used to be the best kept secret • Glass shows/trade shows out there, this is no longer the case. We receive a lot • Detention equipment shows of requests for information regarding our curtain • Legislative conferences wall, unitized panels and training. In this business, • Ann Arbor instructors training it is usually all or nothing! • Total station – providing classes/training Mock-ups are available to our training centers • Leica provides a 40 percent discount in the United States and Canada. In addition, our • IMPACT seminars – IMPACT has more department provides three-day training courses on classes to offer our members to set up all products! and become signatory contractors • 2-foot-by-2-foot window mock-ups are $750.00 each • Estimating, bids, collecting, insurance plus shipping. requirements, safety certificates, • 9-foot-by-9-foot glass/storefront mock-ups communication skills are provided through IMPACT, but the local is responsible for shipping. Tis is a snap shot of what we are trying to accom- • 22-foot-by-10-foot unitized curtain wall is $28,300 plish each and every day! delivered. We must work together!

LOCAL 396 (ST. LOUIS) The Iron Workers in St. Louis were originally chartered in 1901 as Local 18, with jurisdic- tion of Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois. In 1924, Local 18 was placed under supervision by the international and then Local 18’s jurisdiction was split along the Mis- sissippi River, with the Illinois residents becoming charter members of Local 392 (East St. Louis, Ill.) and the Missouri residents becoming members of Local 396 (St. Louis). At the time of the splitting up of Local 18, it had the largest geographical jurisdiction in the international. In 1924, Local 396 was chartered. Currently, Local 396 has approximately 1,300 active members servicing 36 counties in eastern Missouri, and also has 196 honor- ary members and 389 lifetime honorary members. Local 396 is a mixed local covering all facets of the ironworker trade. Members of Local 396 have been erecting curtain wall since the early 1950s, when curtain wall was first introduced in the St. Louis construction industry. During the 117 years of existence, Local 396 has hosted an outstanding training program, which was on the job program until 1958 when they formalized the apprenticeship with classroom and shop courses. Local 392 and Local 396 along with the parent Local 18, has been the home local of three of the Iron Workers’ general presidents: PJ Moran, Local 18 and 396; John Lyons Jr. was briefly a member of Local 392 before our headquar- ters were relocated to Washington, D.C.; and of course, Joseph J. Hunt, who is a member of Local 396. THE ! IRONWORKER

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45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 32 11/8/18 4:48 PM Proud History We are featuring Local 396 (St. Louis) in this article, Curtain Wall Going part of the District Council of St. Louis and Vicinity, Strong in St. Louis where Dave Beard is president. St. Louis is rich in ornamental history. Cupples, who was based in St. Louis, was a long-standing contractor who provided BJC WEST curtain wall across the Midwest for many years. Alliance Glazing per- Tey are now part of the Enclos family! formed the installation Te International Association of Bridge, Struc- on the curtain wall, tural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers with over 8,500 man has a great history in St. Louis where our headquar- hours on the project. ters once served the United States and Canada for Alberici was the gen- eral contractor. many years. Beforehand, Paul “Paddy” J. Morrin served as our general president and our headquar- ters were located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Once in St. Louis, it was located in the Continental Building on the third foor at 3616 Olive Street. General Presi- dent John Lyons Sr. served from 1948 through 1961 and his son, John “Jack” Lyons Jr., served as general president from 1961 through 1985; father and son served for many years in St. Louis. Te headquarters moved to Washington, D.C. in 1972. Saying Goodbye In closing, this will be my last article as I am pulling the pin at the end of the year afer 45 years of union wages! It has been a journey that took me from a young buck to present day. What a ride it has been! To work with all of you throughout the years has been a privilege and an honor.

With much appreciation, Sincerely, NOVEMBER

Ray Dean Book #910028 2018 Age 18 to a 63-Year-Old Man! Live · Work · Be · Union

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Curtain Wall Going Strong in St. Louis continued

CENTEENE URBAN CAMPUS PROJECT A new 30-story office tower including a combination of mid and high-span floors with corrugated shadow box panels. The top floor features a 24-foot LED light panel system, which will create a vertically illumi- nated shadow box. Lower levels include a multi-level retail section, as well as a grand lobby featuring bal- anced and revolving doors.

PFIZER PHARMACEUTICAL BJC/ 7,325 MAN-HOURS WASHINGTON Clayco is the general contractor. The installation of UNIVERSITY the curtain wall was performed by Penn Services. The HOSPITAL fabrication of the unitized panels was done by Ventana Alliance Glazing based Performance Architectural based in Chicago. in Chicago was the contractor with over 200,000 square feet of utilized curtain wall and over 3,665 units. Ironworkers worked over 45,000 man-hours on the project. The complex consisted of two 14-story towers. THE ! IRONWORKER

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45752_IW_Nov_2018_X2.indd 34 11/8/18 4:48 PM MID CAMPUS CENTER A 15-story project with A & R Glazing as our contractor. Clayco was the general con- tractor. There were over 26,000 man-hours on the project.

WORLD WIDE TECHNOLOGY A 75,000-square-feet unitized curtain wall system with approxi- mately 850 panels at the World Wide Technology project. There was also 10,000 square feet of stick-built curtain wall/entrances on lower floors and approximately 14,000 man-hours worked. NOVEMBER 2018

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45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 35 11/7/18 8:05 PM IRONWORKER & CONTRACTOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

AUTODESK TRAINING IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE ON THE LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS). Those who enroll will gain access to all 14 courses for just $99 per year. Contact your local training center to register.

WINTER TRAINING PROGRAM · JANUARY 14–18, 2019 IRONWORKERS LOCAL 416/433 TRAINING CENTER — LAS VEGAS 960 WIGWAM PARKWAY, HENDERSON, NV 89014

Date Course

Construction Contracting Business Fundamentals Academy Track 1: Establish Your Business: This course is designed for current January 14–18 and future contractors who want to develop fundamental business skills. Length: 5 days.

Advanced Layout and Total Station: This 32-hour course is designed to prepare ironworkers in advanced layout principles and practices. Use drawings and apply principles of trigonometry and the Cartesian coordinate system to program and January 14–18 operate a total station. Length: 4 days. Sponsoring employers or local unions can register students via email at [email protected].

Superintendent Training for Ironworkers: Learn the roles and responsibilities of the superintendent as well as how to manage January 14–16 project schedules, information, people, the jobsite and safety. Length: 3 days. Sponsoring employers or local unions can register students via email at [email protected].

Leadership Development Academy: This three-day intensive course is a tightly structured program in which construction January 14–16 professionals examine themselves and the impact they have on their organizations through a variety of personal and interactive leadership experiences. Length: 3 days.

Succession Planning for the Ironworking Industry: The biggest challenge facing owners of closely held contracting firms is transferring business’ ownership and management to the next generation. Whether it’s a transfer to family or a group of key January 14–15 employees, roadblocks must be identified and a plan to tackle them should be identified. This course is designed to assist with seamless transition of business ownership. Length: 2 days.

Introduction to Building Information Modeling (BIM) Practices: This course provides an overview of BIM terminology and practices January 14 while introducing important concepts necessary to understand how BIM is changing the construction process. Length: 1 day.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Technology for Project Management: This course is an introduction to Autodesk’s BIM 360 January 15 tools. Three tools—Build, Glue, and Docs—will be reviewed and their functions in the project management process and project phases for the most logical application will be identified. Length: 1 day.

Business Plan Development Workshop: This course provides hands-on assistance in developing the content for each element January 16-18 of the participant’s own business plan using a standard template. Upon completion, each participant will have a completed draft of their own business plan. Length: 3 days.

Articulating Value: Identifying Your Competitive Advantages: This course will teach you to uncover your competitive advantages January 16 to build negotiating power and gain market share. Length: 1 day.

Lead with Respect: Building a great organization requires effective leadership. A key element that is often misunderstood is “leading January 17–18 with respect.” This course explores why leading with respect is essential to a successful organizational transformation, what respect looks like in practice, and how it impacts your people and drives them to implement lasting change. Length: 1.5 days. IRONWORKER THE !

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Getting Things Done® Workshop: If you are falling victim to work overload, modern-workplace chaos, and the overwhelming anxiety that comes from too much to do, this training is for you. Getting Things Done® (GTD®) is a method that teaches individuals how to January 17 increase their focus on the most meaningful work, organize information, prioritize commitments, create mental space for innovation, and achieve stress-free productivity. Length: 1 day.

Bluebeam Revu Fundamentals: Participants will learn the fundamental features of Bluebeam Revu. Consequently, the course is January 17 designed for all users of Revu. This course will give the participants the necessary foundational skills to create, organize, markup, edit and track comments and markups in a PDF drawing set. Length: 1 day.

Document Control and Measurements Using Bluebeam Revu: This course is designed for users who have participated in Bluebeam Revu Fundamentals. The course covers setting up the Bluebeam Revu interface for takeoffs; calibrating drawing January 18 sets and pages; using the various measurement tools; document management topics, such as AutoMark, hyperlinks, slipsheeting and sets. Length: 1 day.

Getting Paid: Learn some of the proven approaches that will make you more proactive in dealing with your customers on credit and January 18 collection practices and avoid issues related to collecting payment. The course will identify strategies you can implement before and during the project to reduce the pay cycle and minimize conflicts associated with collections. Length: 1 day.

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45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 37 11/7/18 8:05 PM Red Cedar Steel Wins Historic Foxconn Project

MPACT partner contractor Red Cedar Steel Erec- at a special event on Sept. 12 in Menomonie. Te event I tors recently won a contract to build a multipurpose consisted of a ceremony where Ellen Nowak presented building in phase one, area one, of the Wisconsin Valley a certifcate of appreciation on behalf of the Gov. Scott Science & Technology Park in Mount Pleasant for Fox- Walker, tour of the company facility and lunch. conn. It will be one of the frst contractors to work on “Foxconn chose to invest in Wisconsin because Foxconn’s $10 billion project. companies like Red Cedar have world-class employ- “Our company is proud to be among the frst in Wis- ees and capabilities,” remarked Hogan addressing the consin to have won a contract for the largest economic event audience. development project in state history and largest foreign “Te contract awarded to Red Cedar is one example direct investment project in the history of the country,” of many ripple efects we are seeing throughout the state said Pete Hayes, company president. “We are one of the of Wisconsin,” said Nowak. “We are in the very early frst steel erectors to work on the project and thrilled to stage of this project—just about 1 percent into it—and be part of it.” contracts have already been awarded to more than 150 In keeping with Foxconn’s “Wisconsin First” companies in 26 counties statewide with workers from approach, more than 90 percent of the contracts for at least 60 counties.” phase one and infrastructure improvements have been Site preparation for the project began April 26 and awarded to Wisconsin companies. President Donald Trump attended the groundbreaking Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation ceremony in June.

IRONWORKER (WEDC) Secretary Mark R. Hogan and Wisconsin Foxconn’s advanced manufacturing campus in Mount Department of Administration (DOA) Secretary Ellen Pleasant is expected to generate 10,000 construction jobs THE ! Nowak recognized Red Cedar for winning the project and 13,000 jobs in Racine County. Once the Wisconsin 38

45752_IW_Nov_2018.indd 38 11/7/18 8:05 PM Valley Science & Technology Park is fully operational, Foxconn is expected to spend over $4 billion in sup- ply chain purchases annually from state suppliers and vendors. It’s projected to add $51 billion to the state’s GDP over the next 15 years, have a $7 billion annual economic impact and generate $116 to $157 million in state tax revenue annually. Red Cedar Steel began working on the project with Local 8 (Milwaukee) in July shortly afer winning the bid. “A ll our feld workers are union ironworkers and we have partnered with Local 8 on the Foxconn project,” said Pete Hayes in his remarks at the event in Menomonie. “Red Cedar has enjoyed a long and successful relation- Founded in 1977, Red Cedar is one of the country’s ship with Local 8. I want to thank them for maintaining leading steel erectors with facilities in Milwaukee, Phoe- a highly trained, safe and productive workforce.” nix, Denver, Kansas City, Missouri, and headquarters “We are ready to address any issues as they come up in Menomonie. Te company employs 180 people and and deliver this project on time and on budget with Red works on public, commercial and industrial projects Cedar,” said Tony Mayrhofer, business manager of the from the Midwest to California requiring a high level of local. “We truly believe that a great partnership between expertise in steel erection and estimating. the workforce and employer is necessary for success. We The company plans to continue bidding on other make sure that our ironworkers are well trained to per- parts of the Foxconn project as work in Racine form any job safe and well.” County continues. NOVEMBER 2018

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Lifetime members are published in the magazine according to the application approval date. Members previously classified as Old Age or Disability Pensioners that were converted to Lifetime membership effective January 1, 2007, will not be reprinted in the magazine.

AUGUST 2018

LOCAL NAME LOCAL NAME LOCAL NAME 7 ANDERSON, ROBERT 86 GUSSENHOVEN, JOSEPH G 417 LASUSA, MICHAEL J 7 FAGAN, BRIAN J 92 JONES, ROY E 444 STARTZ, ROBERT A 7 HAGERTY, JAMES M 92 PERRY, WILLIAM D 477 GREENHILL, LANNY P 7 KEYES, FRANK 103 DENTON, ROBERT D 498 FADNESS, PRESTON G 7 ROLANDINI, JAMES J 103 HILL, VICTOR R 580 MC CLOSKEY, DENNIS T 7 STANIOSKI, JOHN P 103 MEREDITH, MARK A 584 BAILEY, HAROLD D 7 STONE, ROBERT S 135 FISHER, JULIUS J 584 MC COLLOUGH, CHARLES K 10 TAYLOR, HARRY M 167 SCOGGINS, MICHAEL E 584 MC KINNEY, RICHARD L 10 WILLIAMS, KENNETH G 172 BEEDY, DAVID L 584 TAYLOR, NICHOLAS J 11 CUSICK, DONALD A 290 GRAY, ROGER D 625 BELARAS, RODNEY 11 MORRIS, MICHAEL 377 ALLORO, GREGORY J 625 TANOURA, PAUL M 15 BLAIN, RICHARD J 377 JONES, BRENT C 704 DAUGHTERY, TERRY L 15 BRODERICK, EUGENE F 377 MEUNIOT, ARTURO 704 HARRIS, JAMES C 15 STOWELL, ROBERT H 377 MONDAY, DONALD R 709 TANNER, WILLIAM G 17 THOMPSON, GARY A 377 O’HARA, CARLOS A 709 WYNN, RONNIE H 22 MEADOWS, JOHN B 378 FLORA, JOHN P 711 ARCHAMBAULT, FRANCOIS J 22 SOLINGER, LARRY A 383 OLKOWSKI, MARSHALL A 721 MINTEN, MARTIN 25 DEAN, KENNETH A 395 BLACK, KEITH C 721 STEEGHS, MARTIN 25 FASSETT, JERRY L 395 STACK, RICHARD A 721 THOMPSON, BARRY 25 SMITH, DEWAYNE 395 WORTHINGTON, JOHN D 732 LESTER, PAUL H 25 WOOLWORTH, WILLIAM C 397 DURRANCE, JAMES C 736 BENNETT, JAMES F 40 GOODLEAF, CHESTER A 399 MARPLE, GEORGE 764 BUTLER, DANIEL 44 BROOKS, GARY R 399 SACK, DONALD J 782 BONE, ALMOS L 44 HANAVAN, ROBERT E 401 ERDENSKI, FRANK M 782 BRAMLET, DAVID 44 HARTLEY, MARK 401 MC GONIGAL, FRANCIS X 782 JEFFERS, ANDREW I 46 SEYMOUR, ROBERT 401 WALLACE, WILLIAM M 782 WINN, THOMAS D 63 SATTLER, WILLIAM F 405 GILBERT, MICHAEL 786 NADEAU, ANDRE J 75 HAULOT, ROBERT J 405 MALONE, SAMUEL J

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ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS OPEN OCTOBER 15, 2018 NOVEMBER All applications are filed electronically. Information regarding scholarship rules, eligibility, selection criteria, etc., can be located on our website at ironworkers.org. Click on the banner titled “Scholarships” and review all application criteria, making sure to note that a portion must be completed and submitted by the principal or academic advisor of the student’s school. Once all necessary materials have been received, student packets will be compiled and prepared for the judges. If there are any questions, 2018 please do not hesitate to contact the scholarship office at [email protected] or by phone at (800) 368-0105, Ext. 841.

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APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR AUGUST 2018

L.U. MEMBER CLAIM L.U. MEMBER CLAIM L.U. MEMBER CLAIM NAME AMOUNT NAME AMOUNT NAME AMOUNT NO. NUMBER NUMBER NO. NUMBER NUMBER NO. NUMBER NUMBER 1 208327 OLSEN, EINAR O. 110458 2,200.00 97 474692 HUSAK, WILLIAM 110488 2,200.00 580 693593 FAZIO, MICHAEL 110538 2,200.00 3 507620 PAZYNIAK, MICHAEL E. 110528 2,200.00 111 596564 PALM, JOHN R. 110534 2,200.00 625 698281 LINKLATER, CHARLES L. 110523 2,200.00 5 789349 O SULLIVAN, MAURICE P. 110459 2,200.00 118 1484309 ZUNIGA, ROGELIO 110472 1,150.00 711 737039 ROBERT, GUY 110489 2,200.00 5 925685 RIX, RICHARD A. 110460 2,200.00 135 767208 DUCOTE, ALTON J. 110511 2,200.00 720 1530764 CAP, ROY M. 110490 500.00 6 707339 TEDESCO, SANTO G. 110461 2,200.00 167 725289 BISHOP, JACK D. 110470 2,200.00 720 1167752 DOYLE, MARK 110491 2,000.00 7 693202 AUGUSTINE, RICHARD V. 110529 2,200.00 167 1131568 MC ANULTY, JAMES A. 110471 2,000.00 720 1424213 DUNBAR, WILLIAM 110492 1,750.00 7 1284429 BROWN, JOHN 110541 1,750.00 229 472625 FONTENOT, FRANKLIN 110473 2,200.00 720 581957 THACHUK, LAWRENCE 110493 2,200.00 7 886173 SIMIONE, JOSEPH 110543 2,000.00 229 627793 MURRAY, DALLAS M. 110474 2,200.00 721 806479 DUFOE, PERCY H. 110526 2,200.00 8 464163 ROELSE, EDWIN 110462 2,200.00 263 609439 ROGERS, JIMMY L. 110546 2,200.00 721 1403985 LANTEIGNE, GINO 110539 1,750.00 10 600393 KING, ROBERT J. 110463 2,200.00 272 859903 GIKAS, GEORGE 110475 2,000.00 721 653437 MURRAY, KENNETH J. 110551 2,200.00 11 759510 MITKO, LAWRENCE 110464 2,200.00 321 1026013 SMITH, GARY L. 110547 2,000.00 721 1002379 PRITCHARD, STEPHEN M. 110494 2,000.00 12 1338523 BROCKWAY, SCOTT E. 110502 1,750.00 361 1201336 NAPOLITANO, STEVEN M. 110535 1,750.00 732 755468 HARRIS, ROBERT H. 110484 2,200.00 17 703591 BENNETT, EMERSON E. 110544 2,200.00 387 704244 WELCH, CHARLES G. 110536 2,200.00 736 519519 KLICKA, FREDRICK 110495 2,200.00 17 827963 RALSTON, JAMES W. 110465 2,200.00 395 1446175 KEILMAN, ZAKARY A. 110548 1,750.00 736 723368 LACASSE, NORMAND B. 110552 2,200.00 17 1238273 RYAN, ROBERT E. 110466 1,750.00 395 495172 MEDLEY, LEE K. 110549 2,200.00 736 1328630 SMITH, KENNETH E. 110496 1,750.00 22 1007070 STOUT, TERRY J. 110530 2,200.00 399 627792 GIBSON, JOHN D. 110476 2,200.00 759 1547916 PELLETIER-STADEY, GREG 110497 500.00 25 467480 HOWE, MARLYN G. 110503 2,200.00 402 803834 HELMIG, HAROLD F. 110477 2,200.00 759 571972 RACIC, GEORGE 110498 2,200.00 25 710686 RALPH, DAVID J. 110504 2,200.00 405 813175 MATSON, JAMES F. 110512 2,200.00 764 827513 MURPHY, JAMES M. 110499 2,200.00 28 1055976 BOWLES, JOHN M. 110505 2,000.00 405 1232823 WISE, MICHAEL C. 110478 1,750.00 764 1224146 SNOW, BARRY 110500 1,750.00 28 1478972 ROSAS, CODY 110506 1,150.00 416 840932 TERRY, WILLIAM F. 110479 2,200.00 765 562852 O’REILLY, WILLIAM 110540 2,200.00 29 686904 KURTZ, DELBERT C. 110531 2,200.00 433 1046553 BROWN, RODNEY W. 110513 2,000.00 769 741393 ROBINSON, THOMAS C. 110485 2,200.00 37 1211659 GIAMPIETRO, JASON 110507 1,750.00 440 1227213 BENEDICT, PHILLIP R. 110480 1,750.00 798 1126724 REID, CLARENCE R. 110524 2,000.00 63 1315744 EDWARDS, BEAU 110467 1,750.00 444 1007521 LOVATI, THOMAS V. 110481 2,000.00 824 829962 COLLETT, THOMAS E. 110486 2,000.00 63 635612 MATULIS, JOHN 110468 2,200.00 492 1315311 DEBERRY, MAC LEON L. 110482 1,750.00 842 973085 RUSSELL, ROBERT J. 110527 2,200.00 63 693176 PTAK, RICHARD T. 110469 2,200.00 492 1142340 GUTHRIE, JOYAL L. 110514 2,200.00 851 728839 FINK, LARRY 110550 2,000.00 67 659735 HYLER, GENE P. 110545 2,200.00 512 884461 LUGGAR, DONOVAN D. 110516 2,200.00 75 773117 WEAVER, VON P. 110508 2,200.00 512 1507493 MALONEY, IAN M. 110517 800.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID: 178,600.00 84 758629 CALLAHAN, CLABORN S. 110532 2,200.00 512 975384 MCCLELLAN, HERMAN C. 110518 2,200.00 84 391641 MC CLAIN, OSCAR D. 110533 2,200.00 516 648317 HELLMAN, ROBERT J. 110519 2,000.00 DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR AUGUST 2018 92 721181 ELMORE, CHESTER E. 110509 2,200.00 549 953213 COLVIN, DEAN B. 110520 2,200.00 92 543767 LINGO, WILLIE S. 110510 2,200.00 549 832236 CORLEY, ROLLIN E. 110537 2,200.00 397 938519 MOREAU, NORMAND 110525 SUSPENDED 97 1498581 HUANG, WEI-CHE JACKIE 110487 800.00 550 703275 HILES, ROBERT T. 110483 2,200.00

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