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Missouri State Council of Firefighters Endorsed Candidates for November 2012 Statewide Seats Name Party IAFF Firefighters, EMS Workers, Dispatchers, and Prosecutors in the area of the District US Senate Claire McCaskill D All State Treasurer Clint Zweifel D All Attorney General Chris Koster D All US Representative Dist 1 Lacy Clay D St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, PFEM Local 2665 US Representative Dist 2 Ann Wagner R PFEM Local 2665, St Charles Local 757, Lemay Local 2677, St Louis Local 73 KC Local 42, CJC Local 3133, South Metro Local 3112, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Nevada Local 3031, Sedalia Local 103, Columbia Local 1055, Fulton Local 2945, Callaway County EMS Local 3739, Lebanon Local 2921, Lake Area Local 3987, Warrensburg Local 3923, US Representative Dist 4 Teresa Hensley D Springfield Local 152, SMPFF Local 3904, Jefferson City Local 671 KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, South Metro Local 3112, Raytown Local 1730 Lee's Summit Local 2195, CJC Local 3133, Gladstone US Representative Dist 5 Emanuel Cleaver D Local 3228, Warrensburg Local 3923, Sedalia Local 103, KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228, St Joseph Local 77, Kirksville Local 2952, Hannibal Local 1211, Chillicothe US Representative Dist 6 Sam Graves R Local 2460, CJC Local 3133, Lee's Summit Local 2195, Raytown Local 1730, South Metro Local 3112 US Representative Dist 7 Billy Long R Springfield Local 152, SMPFF Local 3904, SWMPFF Local 2001, Joplin Local 2618 Poplar Bluff Local 2543, Poplar Bluff EMS Local I-82, Cape Girardeau Local 1084, Rolla Local 3905, PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, US Representative Dist 8 Jo Ann Emerson R Springfield Local 152, SMPFF Local 3904, Lebanon Local 2921 MO Senate District Name Party IAFF Firefighters, EMS Workers, Dispatchers, and Prosecutors in the area of the District 1 Jim Lembke R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 3 Joe Fallert Jr D Cape Girardeau Local 1084 5 Jamilah Nasheed D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 7 Jason Holsman D KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, South Metro Local 3112, Raytown Local 1730 Lee's Summit Local 2195, CJC Local 3133 9 S. Kiki Curls D KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228 11 Paul Levota D KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228, CJC Local 3133 13 Gina Walsh D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 15 Eric Schmitt R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 17 Ryan Silvey R KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228 19 Kurt Schaefer R Columbia Local 1055, Callaway County EMS Local 3739, Fulton Local 2945 21 David Pearce R Sedalia Local 103, Chillicothe Local 2460, Warrensburg Local 3923, Columbia Local 1055, CJC Local 3133, Lee's Summit Local 2195 23 Tom Dempsey R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 MO House District Name Party IAFF Firefighters, EMS Workers, Dispatchers, and Prosecutors in the area of the District R-001 Mike Thomson R St. Joseph Local 77 1 R-003 Rebecca McClanahan D Kirksville Local 2952, Chillicothe Local 2460 R-005 Tom Shively D Hannibal Local 1211 R-007 Mike Lair R Chillicothe Local 2460 R-009 Delus Johnson R St. Joseph Local 77 R-010 Pat Conway D St. Joseph Local 77 R-011 Galen Higdon R KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228, St Joseph Local 77, R-017 Marc Ellebracht D KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228 R-018 Jay Swearingen D KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228 R-019 John Rizzo D KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228 R-020 Brent Lasater R KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228, CJC Local 3133, Independence Local 781 R-021 Ira Anders D KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Gladstone Local 3228, CJC Local 3133, Independence Local 781 R-022 Brandon Ellington D KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Gladstone 3228, Independence 781 R-025 Jeremy LaFaver D KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Gladstone 3228, Independence 781 R-026 Gail McCann-Beatty D KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Gladstone 3228, Independence 781 R-027 Bonnaye Mims D KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Gladstone 3228, Independence 781 R-028 Tom McDonald D KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Lee's Summit 2195, Independence 781 R-029 Noel Torpey R KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Lee's Summit 2195, Independence 781 R-030 Mike Cierpoit R KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Lee's Summit 2195, Independence 781, CJC 3133 R-032 Jeanie Lauer R CJC Local 3133, Lee's Summit Local 2195, KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, Independence Local 781 R-036 Kevin McManus D KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Lee's Summit 2195, CJC 3133, Independence 781 R-037 Joe Runions D KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Lee's Summit 2195, CJC 3133, Independence 781 R-038 TJ Berry R KC Local 42, KC Chiefs Local 3808, CJC Local 3133 R-040 Paul Quinn D Hannibal Local 1211, Columbia Local 1055, Fulton Local 2945, Callaway County EMS Local 3739 R-041 Ed Schieffer D St Charles Local 757, PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73 R-045 Chris Kelly D Columbia Local 1055, Fulton Local 2945, Jefferson City Local 671, Callaway County EMS Local 3739 R-046 Steve Webber D Columbia Local 1055, Fulton Local 2945, Jefferson City Local 671, Callaway County EMS Local 3739 R-049 Jeannie Riddle R Fulton Local 2945, Jefferson City Local 671, Columbia Local 1055, Callaway County EMS Local 3739 R-050 Caleb Jones R Fulton Local 2945, Jefferson City Local 671, Columbia Local 1055, Callaway County EMS Local 3739 R-053 Holmes Osborne D CJC Local 3133, Lee's Summit Local 2195, Warrensburg Local 3923, Sedalia Local 103, Independence Local 781 R-054 Denny Hoskins R CJC Local 3133, Lee's Summit Local 2195, Warrensburg Local 3923, Sedalia Local 103, Independence Local 781 R-056 Chris Molendorp R KC 42, KC Chiefs 3808, South Metro 3112, Raytown 1730, Lee's Summit 2195, CJC 3133, Independence 781 R-065 Ann Zerr R St Charles Local 757, PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677 2 R-066 Tommie Pierson D St Charles Local 757, PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73 R-067 Steve Webb D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-068 Keith English D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-069 Margo McNeil D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-071 Susan Merideth D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-072 Mary Nichols D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-074 Sharon Pace D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-075 Rochelle walton Gray D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-076 Chris Carter D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-079 Michael Butler D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-080 Mike Colona D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-081 Jake Hummel D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-082 Michele Kratky D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-083 Gina Mitten D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-084 Karla May D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-085 Clem Smith D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-086 Rory Ellinger D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-088 Jill Schupp D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-091 Jeanne Kirkton D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-092 Genise Monticello D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-095 Marsha Haefner R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-100 Sue Allen R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-101 Don Gosen R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-103 Doug Funderburk R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-104 Kathy Conway R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-106 Chrissy Sommer R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-108 Chuck Gatschenberger R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-110 Tim Jones R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-113 Jeff Roorda D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-114 TJ McKenna D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-116 Kevin Engler R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, Cape Girardeau Local 1084 R-117 Linda Black D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, Cape Girardeau Local 1084 3 R-118 Ben Harris D PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-119 Dave Hinson R PFEM Local 2665, St Louis Local 73, Lemay Local 2677, St Charles Local 757 R-123 Diane Franklin R Lebanon Local 2921, Lake Area FF's Local 3987, Springfield
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    Election Issue! Election Issue! Election Issue! Election Issue! Vote! Vote! Vote! Ballot Inside The Graybeards is an official publication of the Korean War Veterans Association (KWVA), Camp Beauregard, Louisiana. Mailing address: 163 Deerbrook Trail, Pineville, LA 71360. Website: http://www.kwva.org. It is published six times a year for members and friends of the organization. It is not sold by subscription. In loving memory of General Raymond Davis, our Life Honorary President, Deceased. We Honor Founder William Norris Editor Asst Secretary Term 2004-2007 KWVA Liaison to Canadian KVA: Arthur G. Sharp Frank E. Cohee, Jr. Lee Dauster Bill Burns 152 Sky View Dr 4037 Chelsea Lane 15444 Camino Del Parque, Sonora, CA 95370 105 Emann Dr, Camillus, NY 13031 Rocky Hill, CT 06067 Lakeland, Fl 33809-4063 [email protected] Ph: 209-588-1529 [email protected] Ph: 315-487-1750 Ph: 860-563-6149 [email protected] Chaplain Emeritus: [email protected] Ph: 863-859-1384 John G. Edwards 10346 127th Ave., Largo, FL 33773-1022 Robert Personette Advertising Editor Asst Secretary [email protected] Ph: 727-582-9353 7136 Oak Leaf Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95409 Frank Bertulis Billy W. Jones [email protected] Ph: 707-539-7276 Dean McClain 99 Deerfield Ln 6504 Wagon Wheel Chaplain: Matawan, NJ 07747-1332 Killeen, TX 76542 521 Westgate Blvd., Youngstown, OH 44515 [email protected] Ph: 330-792-5928 Leonard F. Stegman [email protected] [email protected] 7123 Thrush View Ln. #28 Ph: 732-566-2737 Ph: 254-628-1735 Bob Morga San Antonio, TX 78209 FAX: 210-805-9127 Webmaster Treasurer PO Box 835, Bayport, NY 11705 Hall06Aaol.com Ph: 210-822-4041 James A.