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COLCPE Automatic Contributors Every contribution helps ost supporters of the NALC’s political action fund give through automatic deductions from Mtheir paycheck, annuity or a bank account, and we begin our annual tribute with these reliable donors. This section lists active and retired members who made donations through payroll deduction or through automatic deductions from an annuity or bank account in 2014. Automatic deduction, including those who give at the “Gimme 5” level of $5 per pay period, is easy—you sign up and you’re done. No check to write, and the donation is spread out across the year. Automatic donations are also helpful to COLCPE, since a steady source of funds allows for easier budget choices to put the funds to best use. Supporters who made both automatic deductions and additional separate, occasional donations will fi nd their names listed only in this section with their totals including both kinds of donation. If you aren’t already making automatic deductions to support COLCPE, please go to nalc.org/colcpe to learn how to sign up. Kristine Walker-Wilder $130 Lucien Drass $1650 Lisa Stewart $260 Carman Montgomery $85 Alabama Jackie Warner $20 Michael Driver $260 Bobby Tanner $120 Glen Moore $100 Branch 106, Montgomery Jacqueline White $130 Michael Eckley $60 John Taylor $260 Terrance Nelson Sr. $10 Gerald Campbell $30 James Williams $240 William Ellis $130 Clay Thomas $240 Ivan Parker $125 Booker Carroll $120 John Williams $130 Charles Glascock $65 Jeffery Tucker $130 Debbie Pettway $40 Jeffery Chandler $130 Stacy Williams Sr. $130 Kenneth Harper $130 Kerry Wengert II $130 Harold Ray $240 Genell Cheeseboro $52 Charlie Wood $60 Larry Henderson $130 Kim Whitt $250 Eric Reid $130 Sandra Chestnut $130 Daniel Wormely $130 Michael Hicks $260 John Winston $520 Fredrick Rogers $130 Richard Hogan $130 Francis Cochran $120 Anita Wright $60 Clyde Wood Jr. $130 Nashid Rushdan $60 Deborah Hopkins $130 Deborah Corn $130 Larry Worley $52 John Shears $240 Branch 448, Anniston Steven Horison $130 Willie Shiver $130 Charles Doucet $55 David Alexander $156 Cynthia Hunsucker $52 Branch 469, Mobile Tyjuana Sullivan $30 Regina Draine $130 Jerry Burns $60 Michael Hunsucker $260 Lakia Agee $50 Robert Tolson $260 Sherwood Emerton $130 William Curry $60 Herman Hunt II $240 Michael Alldread $130 Johnny Watson $130 Marilyn Evans $260 Barbara Cutsinger $60 David Jefferson $50 Michael Bass $130 Janet Whitten $130 Daniel Frase $130 Nathaniel Davis $60 Patricia Jefferson $130 Spencer Bergeron $120 Eugene Williams $60 Ronald Fullove $130 Glenn Gilbert $130 Bill Jones $120 Bruce Brown $130 Theoda Williams $130 Molton Goodwin $55 Jeffrey Glover $130 Larry Jones Jr. $78 Harvey Bullion $60 Rubin Wilson Jr. $130 Annie Gray $130 Stephen Ockay $130 Dalton Kilgore $60 Vergie Burrell $130 Robert Woods $60 Freddie Hubbard $60 Cynthia Page $52 Timothy Kirkland $260 Neely Clinton $130 Ruscell Hudson $240 Ronald Reaves $52 Vicki Kosman $52 Gene Coker Jr. $130 Branch 530, Birmingham Joy Jackson $5 George F. Rivers $120 Maxwell Lee $300 Aaron Cook $130 Cheryl Abraham $130 Patricia Jackson $130 Teresa Ross $26 Gerald Leonard $130 Kiesha Cordier $130 James Akin $115 Marcus Jones $130 Bruce Tankersley $130 Tony Loadholt $130 Kenneth Crowley $260 Victor Alexander $156 Thomas Kelley $100 Amanda Tetro $110 Cincotta Luckie $60 Rainey Dickens $130 Cedric Allen $130 Darrell Lewis $130 Willie Wall $45 Timothy Lyons $130 Danny Drew $380 Jacqueline Barnwell $130 Marta Mass $60 Bernard Miller $65 Donna Elmore $120 Donald Battle $130 Otto Moseley $60 Branch 462, Huntsville Judy Mitchell $240 Vanessa Elmore-Jackson $90 Beverly Beacham $130 Clarence Moten $130 Ervin Baltimore $120 Rhett Mitchell $60 Jennifer English $100 Jake Beasley $130 Jerry Pasley $180 Darlene Baylor $130 Freddie Moore $260 Phillip Fahey $100 Donna Beckwood $130 Harold Patterson $60 Dennis Bowman $60 Sandra Moore $130 Jonathan Gilley $95 Reginald Berry $130 Ezza Payne $60 Tammy Bradford $52 John Moore Jr. $230 Sheila Glover $130 Lauren Bethune $130 Carmen Penny $130 Billy Brewer $120 Randall Morgan $130 Rosalind Green Holley $130 Sherritha Bizzell $130 Glen Peoples $24 Richard Brewer $130 Roy Neutze $130 Leon Hampton $45 Oscar Bizzell Jr. $190 Janice Polk $75 Michelle Brown $40 Nicole Nickerson $260 James Houston $130 Zendra Blair $100 Jimmie Prince Sr. $60 Thomas Burch $60 Patrick Oldacre $78 Richard Ivy $130 Valencia Blutcher $130 Ronald Reader $130 Orion Burke $260 Billy Parks $240 Daniel Jobe $52 Cedrick Brooks $130 Willie Robinson Jr. $260 Alice Byas $80 David Patterson $60 Brenda Johns $130 David Brown $130 Charles Roscoe Jr. $130 Douglas Byrne $80 James Petty Jr. $130 Adam Johnson $130 Herman Bryant Jr. $130 Lloyd Sager $130 Paul Caouette $130 Candido Quinones $65 Major Johnson $100 Tyrell Buckner $130 Margaret Sidaris $60 Randy Carswell $26 Gerald Rodriguez $240 Herbert Keith $60 Melanie Bullard $130 Bernard Simpson $130 Lu Chang $52 Edward Rogers $100 Vincent Lang $180 Michael Cannon Jr. $130 Gregory St. Arnauld $260 Stephen Clark $14 Raymond Santiago $130 James Lee $60 Donald Carlson $130 Kenneth Stephens Sr. $300 Thomas Crisafulli $130 Franklin Seamons $30 Andrea Lewis $130 Zackie Carpenter III $130 Candy Stettler $90 Thomas Cupp $52 Michael Shewbart $130 Atrisha Looney $598 Romie Carson $130 William Taylor $240 John Daly $130 James Simmons $130 George Lynch $120 Joe Cash $130 Alvin Thomas $130 Linda Devault $52 Forough Staton $52 Johnny Martin $130 Robert Chandler $130 Tony Vaughn $60 Katherine Drass $130 Harold Staton $52 Regan Meadows $60 Freddy Chaney $130 20 The Postal Record February 2015 COLCPEAutomatic Contributors Hiram Clark $130 Vernon Swift $130 Branch 1630, Dothan Brandon Gruendler $130 Arizona Timothy Clay $130 William Tankersley $60 Joseph Arrington Jr. $60 Chad Hahn $130 Willie Clements $120 Robert Taylor $60 Linda Carroll $390 William Hanek $130 Branch 576, Phoenix Eugene Coleman $130 Mary Terry $130 Oliver Copeland $120 Lyal Hanson $130 Eddie Abril $130 Pamela Colston $130 Gary Teske $52 James Floyd $15 David Hart $130 Monica Acosta $115 Macy Courtemanche $24 Robert Thomas $5 Eugene Ganter $130 Eugene Hawkins $130 Alfred Aden $90 Jeffery Darden $260 Sidney Thomas $125 George Griffi n $130 Betty Hein $130 Christine Allen $60 Amy Dennis $130 Calvin Tucker II $260 Dana Irish $150 Ivery Henderson $60 Richard Alvarez $130 Patrick Deschamps $60 Stephen Vadorsky $30 Dempsey Kelly $120 Crystal Hermosura $130 Jose Angulo-Lopez $120 Annette Desmond $130 Lindberg Walker $130 David Kirkland $780 Jonathan Higgins $52 Nicolas Aragon Jr. $130 William Desmond $130 Lisa Walker $95 Patricia McNeal $52 Ann Holbrook $130 Larry Arteaga $52 Lawrence Dickey Jr. $130 Floyd Walker Jr. $130 Clifton McWhorter $130 John Hollaway Jr. $130 Tammy Aslanian $130 Andrea Dortch $130 Mary Walls $120 James Metcalf $600 Gregory Holmes $130 Carlos Avelar $45 James Dowd $130 Leonard Walton Jr. $52 Tammy Morris $130 Travis Holt $125 David Badalamenti $130 Mark Dowd $130 Michael 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