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AUTOMATIC CONTRIBUTORS Automatic dependable reliable The Gimme 5 (or more) crowd e begin our annual tribute to activities, the shirts that will continue to serve as COLCPE contributors with a powerful, visual reminders to candidates in this listing of those who gave to the election year that letter carriers mean business Wfund last year automatically, when it comes to protecting the middle class way through payroll allotment, an- of life that the labor movement fought to create. Wnuity deduction, or electronic fund transfer from This automatic contributors list is organized a bank account. like this: States are listed alphabetically. Within These dependable donations, especially those each state, branches are listed numerically. Then, made at the “Gimme 5” level of $5 per pay period within each branch, contributors are listed alpha- or higher, make it easier to make wise budgeting betically by last name. Members who make both decisions about how we spend COLCPE dol- automatic contributions and separate, occasional lars—from the contributions we make to the elec- donations will find their names listed only in this tion (or re-election) campaigns of our friends in section, although the listing will reflect their total Congress to the support we can provide get-out- contributions during 2009. the-vote efforts, such as precinct walks and If your name is not on this list, find out how phone banks. you can make the cut in next year’s issue by fol- COLCPE (pronounced COLE-sep) even pays lowing the instructions printed on pages 39-42 of for those signature blue Carrier Corps shirts po- this magazine to begin making automatic contri- litical activists wear during off-the-clock political butions. Alabama Pamela Pratt $75 Branch 462, Huntsville Cynthia Hunsucker $52 Jimmie Prince Sr. $60 Ervin Baltimore $120 Michael Hunsucker $130 Branch 106, Montgomery John Ratcliffe $55 Darlene Baylor $130 Herman Hunt II $395 Ronald Reader $130 David Jefferson $420 Booker Carroll $120 Ray Bernal $130 Willie Robinson Jr. $260 Patricia Jefferson $65 Jeffery Chandler $55 Dennis Bowman $60 Genell Cheeseboro $52 Charles Roscoe Jr. $55 Tammy Bradford $52 Bill Jones $175 Sandra Chestnut $130 James Rushing $120 Richard Brewer $130 Larry Jones Jr. $78 Francis Cochran $120 Lloyd Sager $130 Michelle Brown $52 Dalton Kilgore $60 Dannie Davis $16 Margaret Sidaris $30 Orion Burke $160 Timothy Kirkland $275 Sherwood Emerton $130 Bernard Simpson $55 Alice Byas $180 Tony Loadholt $130 Marilyn Evans $260 Regina Simpson $50 Douglas Byrne $130 Cincotta Luckie $60 Elaine Fannin $130 Jerry Smith $180 Paul Caouette $130 Timothy Lyons $130 Homer Faulkner Jr.. $260 Gregory St. Arnauld $260 Randy Carswell $26 Tijuana 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$260 Barrio Johnson $35 Daniel Wormely $55 Arnold Eubanks $260 Patrick Oldacre $78 Marcus Jones $80 Anita Wright $60 Lastosha Faircloth $160 Billy Parks $275 Thomas Kelley $130 James Fox $52 David Patterson $260 Darrell Lewis $80 Branch 448, Anniston Charles Glascock $115 Candido Quinones $130 Victor Long $260 David Alexander $156 Robert Hamlett $90 Gerald Rodriguez $320 Marta Mass $100 Jerry Burns $50 John Hancock $210 Edward Rogers $180 Cavanaugh Moore $35 Barbara Cutsinger $60 Larry Henderson $80 Raymond Santiago $130 Otto Moseley $30 Nathaniel Davis $260 Michael Hicks $260 Kim Shewbart $255 Clarence Moten $130 Glenn Gilbert $130 Vicki Hobbs $52 Michael Shewbart $85 Harold Patterson $300 Stephen Ockay $104 Richard Hogan $580 James Simmons $130 Ezza Payne $130 Cynthia Page $52 Harold Hogan Sr. $150 Forough Staton $52 Carmen Penny $120 Ronald Reaves $52 Deborah Hopkins $90 Harold Staton $52 Glen Peoples $24 Willie Wall $125 Steven Horison $165 Lisa Stewart $240 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS FEBRUARY 2010 I POSTAL RECORD 11 Gary Stogsdill $260 Clifton Burns $130 Sharon Lyons-Massey $5 Branch 892, Florence Timothy McIntyre $120 Bobby Tanner $120 Michael Cannon Jr. $90 Olston Magee $100 James Boling $260 Alfonso Palacios $260 James Taylor $300 Donald Carlson $15 Terence Martin $130 Lance Collum $40 Neal Perdue $170 Derrick Mason $130 John Taylor $242 Zackie Carpenter III $90 Veronica Dailey $105 Calvin Powers $478 Johnnie May $130 Clay Thomas $245 Romie Carson $130 William Ford $60 Kathy Sparks $10 James Mayfield Jr. $72 Pamela Tidwell $52 Robert Chandler $130 Danny Frost $50 Kenneth Wright $130 Jeffery Tucker $130 Daryl McAdory $15 Freddy Chaney $100 Kenneth Frost $130 Scott Watson $260 George McCall $60 Branch 1630, Dothan Terrill Chatman $130 Thomas Gray $390 Kerry Wengert II $130 Jerome McCall $75 Larry Brasher $100 Hiram Clark $130 Shawn Greenhill $130 Scott White $130 Doris McCord $10 Eugene Ganter $130 Timothy Clay $130 Robin Grissom $260 Doris Williams $25 Michael Mearns $26 Mary Hanley $260 Willie Clements $120 Jennifer Haywood $25 John Winston $740 Michael Miles $130 Dempsey Kelly $120 Eugene Coleman $5 James Hollis Jr. $90 Clyde Wood Jr. $225 Christopher Minor $100 David Kirkland $130 Pamela Colston $130 Jeffrey Horton $120 Larry Worley $62 Valencia Nadreau $15 Jean Lavallee $15 Myra Cupp $130 Ronald Inman $120 Daniel Zolynsky $265 Keith Nelson $15 Clifton McWhorter $130 Jeffery Darden $260 Daniel McMasters $240 Betty Davis $78 Brandi Newton $130 James Metcalf $600 COLCPE Steven McCrary $245 Branch 469, Mobile Suanne Nutter $100 Tammy Morris $100 Amy Dennis $95 Michael Nale $442 Michael Bass $115 Philip Owens $10 Gary Prieto $260 Patrick Deschamps $60 Scott Owens $130 Bruce Brown $130 Luis Pagan $60 Ernest Register $260 William Desmond $5 Joseph Spurgeon $130 Harvey Bullion $60 Wanda Patton-Shaw $240 Peter Rudzinsky $95 Lawrence Dickey Jr. $130 Robert Starks $110 Vergie Burrell $130 Zakiyyah Paul $60 Charles Rummel $650 Andrea Dortch $130 Wanda Stricklin $125 Neely Clinton $180 Thomas Penny $100 Anne Sherwood $130 James Dowd $90 Wally Thigpen Jr. $125 Gene Coker Jr. $180 Eddie Peoples Jr. $130 Kenneth Strickland $130 Mark Dowd $130 Garon Thomas $130 Kenneth Crowley $260 Joey Drummond $260 Tarnisha Perkins $55 Perry Turner $130 Donna Elmore $128 Oscar Pharo III $130 Rhonda Thomas $120 Michael Dudley $5 Andrew Thompson $260 Branch 2270, Cullman Sheila Glover $130 Reginald Duff $100 Ivan Phillips $70 Regan Gray $60 Darrell Pope $130 Wendy Weeks $130 Jesse Welch $60 Clarence Eades Jr. $125 Susan Wesson $130 Rosalind Green Holley $130 Justin Epperly $15 Daniel Post $5 Leon Hampton $130 LaCherie Price $120 John Williams $260 Branch 3077, Alexander City Culottas Eskridge $100 James Willis $110 Robert Hernandez $130 Tommy Evans $100 Milton Pritchett $80 Danita Cheatham $65 James Houston $130 Ever Pruitt $130 Glenn Winkelmann $130 William Evans $15 Thomas Woodfin $65 Branch 3122, Phenix City Gladys Ivy $130 Joe Farris III $103 Brian Quarles $90 William Bass Jr. $20 Richard Ivy $136 Derrick Floyd $50 Althea Raines $15 Branch 937, Bessemer Ann Destefano $220 Brenda Johns $130 Christopher Ford $130 Patrick Robinson $100 Adam Johnson $130 Homer Robinson III $65 Tommy Blackstock $130 Richard Foster $10 Nevin Britton $55 Branch 3344, Jacksonville Herbert Keith $60 June Freeman $130 William Rogers III $60 Phillip Roper $130 John Burke $70 Melinda Trivett $130 Derrick Kennedy $65 Sherica Gardner $130 Willie Royal $120 April Caldwell $130 Vincent Lang $180 Latondra Garrick $70 Branch 3359, Fort Payne Willie Lee $5 Larry Rudolph $130 Elizabeth Dudley-Sanders $130 Tracy Giesker $10 Andrea Lewis $60 Clarence Russell $130 William Eiland $130 Brooke Smith $260 Gary Glover $260 Atrisha Looney $402 Tamarria Russell $100 David Foltz Sr. $250 Tommie Gray $130 Branch 4671, Monroeville Johnny Martin $130 Cassandra Ryce $5 Willie Grider Jr. $5 Thomas Green $130 Robert Grant $26 Ivan Parker $10 Willie Salter 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