DECEMBER 2006 Our General Officers and the Entire International Staff Wish You the Very Best This Holiday Season

DECEMBER 2006 our general officers and the entire international staff wish you the very best this holiday season. This past year we held a convention giving us a new sense of direction for our organization. We have been rewarded for our tireless political efforts and have replaced the most JOSEPH J. HUNT anti-union congress in history General President with friends of labor. And most important to every ironworking family, indications show we are on the threshold to one of the most prosperous times this great union has ever seen. May this New Year provide you with the greatest gift an ironworker can receive, the opportunity to build your great nation’s infrastructure with pride, dignity and prosperity. MICHAEL A. FITZPATRICK General Secretary

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WALTER W. WISE General Treasurer Official Publication of the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS 1750 New York Ave., N.W. • Suite 400 • Washington, D.C. 20006 • (202)383-4800 JOSEPH J. HUNT RICHARD WARD www.ironworkers.org E-mail: [email protected] General President Fifth General Vice President Suite 400 5964 Dayton Boulevard Volume 106 December 2006 Number 11 1750 New York Ave., N.W. Chattanooga, TN 37415 Washington, DC 20006 Office: (423) 870-1982 Office: (202) 383-4810 Fax: (423) 876-0774 Fax: (202) 638-4856 Email: [email protected]

MICHAEL FITZPATRICK FRED MARR CONTENTS General Secretary Sixth General Vice President Suite 400 1350 L'Heritage Drive 1750 New York Ave., N.W. Sarnia, Ontario N7S 6H8 Washington, DC 20006 Canada Office: (202) 383-4820 Office: (519) 542-1413/1414 Fax: (202) 347-2319 Fax: (519) 542-3790 Features WALTER WISE General Treasurer EDWARD J. WALSH Suite 400 Seventh General Vice President 1750 New York Ave., N.W. 505 White Plains Rd. Outstanding Apprentice Competition Washington, DC 20006 Suite 200 2 Office: (202) 383-4830 Tarrytown, NY 10591 Fax: (202) 383-6483 Office: (914) 332-4430 Fax: (914) 332-4431 ROBERT J. SPILLER Email: [email protected] Officers Forum First General Vice President 6 2106 Washington Road JAY HURLEY Suite 400 Eighth General Vice President Canonsburg, PA 15317 191 Old Colony Ave. Office: (724) 745-5893 P.O. Box 96 Fax: (724) 745-5863 7 Departmental Reports S. Boston, MA 02127 Tel: 617-268-2382 GORDON STRUSS Fax: 617-268-1394 Second General Vice President E-mail: [email protected] P.O. Box 319, 122 Main Street Luck, WI 54853-0319 JOE STANDLEY 12 41st Convention Presidents Club Office: (715) 472-4250/4251 Ninth General Vice President Fax: (715) 472-4253 1660 San Pablo Ave., Suite C Pinole, CA 94564 EDWARD C. McHUGH Office: 510-724-9277 Third General Vice President Fax: 510-724-1345 2849 Andrea Drive 14 IMPACT Allentown, PA 18103 RONALD C. GLADNEY Office: (610) 776-1063 Fax: (610) 776-1660 General Counsel Bartley, Goffstein, L.L.C. GEORGE E. KRATZER 4399 Laclede Avenue St. Louis, MO 63108 International Appointments Fourth General Vice President 16 DECEMBER 2006 Franklin Square Office Center Office: (314) 531-1054 8401 Claude Thomas Road Fax: (314) 531-1131 Suite 37 Headquarters Office: Franklin, OH 45005 (202) 383-4868 Office: (937) 746-0854 Headquarters Fax: Fax: (937) 746-0873 (202) 638-4856

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The Ironworkers and Employers their dedication to excellence and tests. On the second day of the com- National Apprenticeship and our continuing efforts to strengthen petition these outstanding appren- Training Conference of North our apprenticeship programs. As tices competed in knot tying, block America and Outstanding Ap- you watch these competitors, please reeving, reinforcing tying, the orna- prentice Competition were held remember that you are watching mental test, and finally, the highly September 23-27, 2006. The events the future of our union.” anticipated column climb. were co-hosted by Local Union 396, The first activities for the After two days of intense compe- St. Louis and Local Union 392, East apprentices included the written, tition, the top ten winners were St. Louis, Illinois. welding, burning and instrument determined: General President Hunt wrote to the outstanding apprentice par- 1st Randy Gardner Local 5 Washington, DC ticipants saying, “Our great inter- 2nd Jacob Z. Mueller Local 10 Kansas City, MO national union is built on the skills of our members. During this two- 3rd Eric Morais Local 378 Oakland, CA day Apprenticeship Competition 4th Joshua E. Bolen Local 10 Kansas City, MO you will see some of the most high- 5th Cody Jones Local 75 Phoenix, AZ ly skilled apprentices from our local 6th Artie King Local 401 Philadelphia, PA unions across the United States 7th Cory L. Moen Local 433 Los Angeles, CA and Canada. Each time we hold 8th John Collins Local 700 Windsor, Ontario this competition the skill level of 9th Craig Cale Local 736 Hamilton, Ontario our outstanding apprentice com- 10th Mike Jackson Local 721 Toronto, Ontario petitors improves. This is a result of

2 THE IRONWORKER General President Joseph Hunt, General Treasurer Walter Wise, Apprenticeship and Training Executive Director Mike White, St. Louis and Vicinity District Council President James Hathman and IMPACT Co-Chair Bill Brown congratulate the 2006 Top Ten Finishers.

A number of our vendors nd rd attended the competition to sup- 2 Place 3 Place port the outstanding apprentices. Lincoln Electric SP175 Plus Wire ESAB MultiMaster 260 amp Recognizing these apprentices Feeder Welder, 230 volt with an Power Source and Welder Package worked very hard to become the undercarriage cart Harris Products Steelworker best of the best, these vendors Torch Kit provided over $10,000 worth of Harris Products Steelworker Torch Kit prizes to the top ten winners. A $1,000 dollar U.S. Savings Bond Here is the list of vendors and the Lincoln Electric Ultra Shade donated by the Iron Workers prizes: Electronic Helmet International A $1,000 dollar U.S. Savings Bond st donated by the Iron Workers 4th Place 1 Place International And the JATC will receive a Lincoln Electric SP135 Plus Wire Miller Electric X-treme 375 Lincoln Electric LN 25 Wire Feeder Welder, 115 volt with and Plasma Cutter Outfit Feeder with a Self Shielded Gun undercarriage cart Smith Equipment Medium Duty Deluxe Burning Outfit

Miller Electric Auto Darkening Welding Helmet

A $100 gift certificate from Red Wing Boots

A $2,000 dollar U.S. Savings Bond donated by the Iron Workers International

And to the winner’s JATC – A Miller Electric XMT350VS 350 amp power source and a Suitcase X-treme Wire Feeder Apprentices compete in the rod tying contest.

DECEMBER 2006 3 5th Place ESAB HandiPlasma 125 Portable Cutting Unit

6th Place Smith Equipment Heavy Duty Toolbox Burning Outfit with a life- time warranty. Also a Smith long sleeve denim shirt and ball-cap IMPACT Management Trustee Victor Cornellier judges a contestant on his ornamental 7th Place ironworking. Miller Electric MM-135 Mig tors, business managers, contrac- Welder GMAW Welding Outfit tors and others attended sessions and held discussions with the over- 8th Place all goal of improving apprenticeship Smith Equipment Medium Duty training. President Hunt chal- Toolbox Burning Outfit with a life- lenged the participants saying, “I time warranty. Also a Smith long would encourage all attendees to be sleeve denim shirt and ball-cap actively involved in all of the sessions – to ask difficult questions th and raise issues that will help us to 9 Place provide a skilled workforce to better Harris Products meet the needs of our contractors.” Pipeliner Torch Kit In order to provide our signatory contractors with highly skilled 10th Place ironworkers, we must have strong apprenticeship programs. The Richard Petty Driving Experience Outstanding Apprentice Competition donated by ESAB and the Apprenticeship and In addition, each competitor will Training Conference allow local receive an ironworker watch from unions to demonstrate the quality the Iron Worker’s International of their classroom and hands-on training. By looking at the competi- Union. The highlight of the competition is the Following the competition par- tors this year – it is clear that our column climbing. ticipants and delegates attended future is in good hands. the Apprenticeship and Training Conference. General President Hunt served as the Honorary Chairman of the conference. The Conference Co- Chairs were Jim Hathman, President of the District Council of St. Louis and Vicinity and William Brown, President of Ben Hur Construction Company and IMPACT and National Training Fund Trustee. The objective of the conference was to bring together labor and management to focus on topics and issues of importance to apprentice- From left to right: IMPACT Co-Chair Bill Brown, St. Louis and Vicinity District Council ship training. During the three-day President James Hathman, General President Joseph Hunt, First Place Winner Randy conference local union coordina- Gardner of Local 5 (Washington, DC) and General Treasurer Walter Wise.

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Darrell Laboucan force, we absolutely must work together, refo- Local 720 (Edmonton, Alberta) cus our strengths and minimize our weak- Business Manager’s Message nesses. We have used our strength to protect and Every great organization succeeds by max- increase our market share. Minimizing our imizing its strengths and minimizing its weaknesses presents us with an ongoing weaknesses. challenge. By now, every Member knows that the USA construction union guru Mark strength of our future as Ironworkers Breslin says North American construction depends on our strategy to compete against unions are certain to lose the market share what we consider to be non-union entities in battle to non-union forces unless every single the battle for every Ironworker hour avail- member starts thinking like the US Navy able in Northern Alberta. Seals, Wayne Gretzky, Tiger Woods and Not long ago, I received a phone message Harley-Davidson, all of which have commit- from John, a Member working at the Long ment to excellence, hard work and the ability Lake Project. In a brief few sentences, he to adapt in common. neatly summed up the HCML-Driver Iron People whose poor work habits, attitude agreements. Like most Ironworkers, he didn’t and absenteeism give this Local a bad name mince his words. He didn’t like the deal, he and a reputation that’s hard to correct – the told me, but he did understand that we need- ones who then run and hide behind the union ed it in order to keep moving forward. A - must be told that their conduct is not union’s strength, he acceptable. told me, is determined They’re only our by its market share. brothers and sisters if Thanks, John! “Our membership keeps growing their performance on Operating in an as new homegrown and outside the job helps us all. If industry about as sta- they’re hurting us, ble as the Middle skilled Journeyman Ironworkers, they must be told – East, Local 720 has Reinforcing Ironworkers, by the union and by brought its members their fellow workers – another year of full Welders and Apprentices that they have to employment, aug- join our work force.” change their ways… mented by a choice of or move over so they shift cycles, modes of don’t hold the rest of travel and duration, us back. depending on the project and its location. We Please keep these thoughts in mind. Take have continued to significantly increase our them to every job, every day, every week, market share in the industrial, commercial every year. and maintenance sectors. Help strengthen your union! Our membership keeps growing as new, Please take the time to view all of the homegrown and outside skilled Journeyman valuable information we have prepared for Ironworkers, Reinforcing Ironworkers, you in this year’s newsletter. Welders and Apprentices join our work force. We’re doing this at a time when some unions are losing market share, forcing a large per- Best Wishes, centage of their membership into unemploy- ment. Darrell Laboucan To deliver on our commitment to supply a Business Manager skilled, productive, safe and reliable work Local 720, Edmonton, Alberta

6 THE IRONWORKER CANADIAN REPORT by Fred Marr

s another year comes to a mobility easier and less costly for the member- A close, it becomes a chal- ship. We are involved with apprentice training lenge to find time to put this and the funding required for it at the national magazine article together. As level. We are pushing to change some of the in the past, your Canadian restrictions on our pension plans by showing that office has been extremely multi-employer plans are much more stable than busy this year and I know single employer plants. We interact with the your local unions have been Provincial Building Trades on all these issues and also. more. While these issues remain the same from The work in Canada is year to year, I believe we are making some very good and barring a progress and if it takes time, so be it. The battle major crisis or unforeseen must go on. disaster, there seems to be no The theme of our forty-first International end in sight. Offshore oil and gas development Convention held in August of this year was build- still looks good in the Atlantic Region as well as ing “A Bridge to the Future.” The dominant issue the iron ore industry and possible further nickel was organizing and every delegate supported it. processing. Electricity is a main issue in Ontario, We not only need to organize the non-union iron- Quebec and Manitoba with development and pro- workers who are out there in big numbers, but we posed development ranging from hydro-electric to need to bolster our membership just to keep up wind power, natural gas power plants, updated with the number of retirements that are getting coal power that will meet environmental demands closer every month. If we fail this time, the pres- and nuclear plants. sure on our pension plans, our health and welfare Infrastructure work is also a big issue across plans and our ability to negotiate good wages may the country, but especially where the population is become unbearable. I believe all of our delegates bulging and our roads, water and sewer systems at the Convention understand the importance of are aging and overloaded. These issues are major this issue and I hope they do the best they can to in Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Fort McMurray, convey the message to every member. We are Edmonton, and Calgary. If we think we might developing an organizing plan to be put into effect have a problem manning this work, throw in the across North America and if we all buy into it, we potash industry, the oil patch, the Olympics, mass should have a bright future. We do have many old transit and the odd gold mine and a pipeline or habits that need changing. We seem to be comfort- two. We will be challenged in trying to cover all able with the changes that take place in our daily this work and still maintain our jobs in mainte- lives, except when it comes to changes at work, nance, commercial work, box buildings, and metal and then we drag our heels. We moved into this buildings. We accept the challenge. 21st century with optimism and then we were The Conservative Party is now running the pounded on September 11, 2001 and after with country and so far they seem to be focused on the ensuing stock market crash. Well, we’re still what they believe is good for Canada. The only here and we’re still building and maintaining major issue I have with them is the temporary North America. The new century is only six years foreign worker issue. I had the same issue with old and it’s time the trade union movement joined the Liberal Government and by the time this arti- it. I would expect like all good union members we cle is printed, I expect to have some very good are going to be dragged into this new century news or very bad news regarding offshore work- kicking and screaming. I hope some of you ers and the Golden Ears Bridge project in younger members help with the dragging. Vancouver. Congratulations to all the apprentices that With politics in general, I believe that the best took the time to compete in our bi-annual we can do with all Parties at all levels is monitor Apprentice Competition in St. Louis last them, try to interact with them and show up to September. The competition was closer than ever vote for the Party or person who will best repre- and the prizes were fantastic, allowing the top ten sent you and your family. competitors to claim a prize. You were all winners As your representative at the Canadian and we are proud of you. You are the future. The Building Trades, I am working with the other event was well organized by the Apprenticeship members to fight temporary foreign workers, fight Department and the host district council did a C.L.A.C. and the C.E.P. when they stick their nose great job. Thanks St. Louis. in construction work. We are trying to make I would like to personally thank every member

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of our International for what you do. From our set out to reclaim the rebar in New Brunswick. It General President to the newest apprentice, we took a few years, but the deal was signed in are a team and a family of ironworkers. Together September and all rebar in New Brunswick and we can continue to accomplish not only great Prince Edward Island now belongs to the iron- things, but also little things that collectively make worker, as it should. us stronger, improve our standard of living, and Also thanks to the Officers and Executive of make this world a better place. Local 720. It’s not easy in that fish bowl they call To the business managers and agents across the Oil Sands, and although controversial, you Canada, keep up the good work. Every day you made a decision to put ironworkers to work. I am have to make decisions affecting our reputation, confident these types of accomplishments would our jurisdiction, our pension and welfare plans, have been made in every local in the country, and and our future. I think you are making the right the way the industry is going, you will probably decisions. It may sometimes be controversial but if get the opportunity. it is good for our members in the long run, it’s the On behalf of myself, my family and all the staff right decision. working through the Canadian Office, I would like A special thanks this year to Jacques Dubois, to wish every one of you a peaceful and Merry Claude Morin, Don Fortin and the members of Christmas and a happy, safe, prosperous New Local 711 who supported your leaders when they Year!

RAPPORT SUR LES AFFAIRS CANADIENNES et Fred Marr

Rapport pour le magazine un point majeur à travers le pays, mais plus des travailleurs de l’acier, particulièrement là où la population est gran- de la part du vice-président dissante ainsi que pour nos routes, nos cen- général et directeur cana- trales d’eaux et d’égouts qui sont âgés et sur- dien Fred Marr. utilisés. Ces problèmes sont primordiaux en Publication de décembre autres à Montréal, Toronto, Vancouver, Fort Mc 2006. Murray, Edmonton et Calgary. Si nous pensions avoir un problème à gérer ce travail, ajoutez-y ne autre année l’industrie de la potasse, les nappes d’huiles, les Us’achève sous peu et Olympiques, les transports en commun massifs trouver du temps pour et la balance d’une mine d’or et une ou deux écrire cet article s’est avéré pipelines. Nous serons confrontés à tenter de tout un défi! Comme par répondre à tous ces travaux tout en poursuivant les années antérieures, nos travaux de maintenance, les travaux com- votre bureau canadien fut merciaux et les charpentes de métal. Nous extrêmement occupé cette année, et c’est égale- acceptons le défi. ment le cas de vos unions locales. Le Parti conservateur est maintenant à la La situation de l’emploi au Canada est très barre du pays et à date il semble se concentrer bonne, et à moins d’une crise majeure ou d’un sur ce qu’il croit être bon pour le Canada. Le désastre imprévu, il ne semble pas y avoir de seul accroc majeur que j’ai avec le Parti est la fin. Le développement du gaz et d’huile en mer cause des travailleurs temporaires étrangers. semble bien se porter dans la région de J’avais le même problème avec le gouvernement l’Atlantique, ainsi que l’industrie du minerai de Libéral et au moment où cet article sera fer et possiblement la transformation du nickel. imprimé, je suppose que j’aurai soit de très L’électricité est le point majeur en Ontario, au bonnes nouvelles, soit de très mauvaises nou- Québec et au Manitoba avec le développement velles concernant les travailleurs des plates- et les propositions de développement en passant formes en mer et le projet « Golden Ears Bridge de l’hydroélectricité à l’énergie éolienne, la cen- » à Vancouver. trale de gaz naturel, l’adaptation de l’énergie au En général en politique, je crois que la charbon qui devra rencontrer les demandes meilleure approche avec tous les partis, à tous environnementales et les centrales nucléaires. les niveaux est de les surveiller, d’interagir avec Les travaux d’infrastructure sont également eux et d’aller voter pour le parti ou la personne

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qui défend mieux nos intérêts et ceux de nos Félicitations à tous les apprentis qui ont pris familles. le temps de participer à notre compétition semi- En tant que votre représentant au annuelle à St-Louis en septembre dernier. La Département des métiers de la construction, je compétition était très serrée et les prix étaient travaille avec les autres membres afin de lutter époustouflants, permettant ainsi aux dix contre les travailleurs temporaires étrangers, meilleurs compétiteurs de remporter un prix. lutter contre la « C.L.A.C. » et le « C.E.P. » Vous êtes tous des gagnants et nous sommes lorsqu’ils s’ingèrent dans nos travaux de con- très fiers de vous. Vous êtes l’avenir. struction. Nous tentons de rendre la mobilité de L’événement était très bien organisé par le la main-d’œuvre plus accessible et moins dis- département des apprentis et le conseil de dis- pendieuse pour nos membres. Nous sommes trict, qui a agi à titre d’hôte, a fait un très beau impliqués avec les formations d’apprentis et les travail. Merci au Conseil de District de St- fonds requis pour le niveau national. Nous tra- Louis. vaillons fort afin de changer certaines restric- J’aimerais personnellement remercier tions de nos plans de retraite en démontrant que chaque membre de notre International pour ce des plans avec plusieurs employeurs sont beau- que vous faites. De notre Président général à coup plus stables que ceux avec un seul notre nouvel apprenti, nous sommes tous une employeur. Nous interagissons avec le Conseil équipe et une famille des métiers de l’acier. provincial sur toutes ces questions et plus Ensemble nous pouvons continuer à accomplir encore. Même si ces sujets reviennent d’année non seulement de grandes choses, mais égale- en année, je crois que nous y apportons de ment de petites actions qui collectivement, nous l’amélioration et nous y consacrerons tout le rendent plus forts, améliorent notre qualité de temps nécessaire. La bataille doit continuer. e vie et ainsi rendent le monde encore meilleur. Le thème de notre 41 Congrès international Aux gérants et agents d’affaires du Canada, tenu en août cette année, était « Un pont vers je dis : continuez votre bon travail. Tous les le futur ». Le premier but était l’organisation, jours, vous devez prendre des décisions qui enga- et tous les délégués étaient d’accord sur ce point. gent nos réputations, notre juridiction, nos plans Non seulement nous devons organiser les nom- de retraite et d’avantages sociaux ainsi que breux travailleurs des métiers de l’acier non notre avenir. Je crois que vous prenez les bonnes syndiqués, nous devons soutenir nos adhésions décisions. Il peut arriver à l’occasion que les afin de maintenir le nombre de retraités qui augmentent à chaque mois. Si nous ne réussis- décisions soient discutables, mais si à la longue sons pas cette fois, la pression sur nos plans de c’est bon pour nos membres, alors c’est la bonne retraite, nos plans de santé et d’avantages soci- décision. aux ainsi que notre droit de négocier de bons Un merci bien spécial cette année à Jacques salaires pourraient devenir insupportables. Je Dubois, Claude Morin, Donald Fortin et les crois que tous nos délégués présents à ce con- membres du local 711 qui ont supporté vos grès, ont compris l’importance de cette bataille dirigeants lorsqu’ils sont allés reprendre l’instal- et j’espère qu’ils feront de leur mieux afin de lation des barres d’armature (rebar) au transmettre ce message à chacun de nos mem- Nouveau-Brunswick. Cela aura pris quelques bres. années, mais l’entente fut signée en septembre Nous sommes à développer un plan d’organi- et toutes les installations de barres d’armature sation qui sera appliqué à travers l’Amérique du (rebar) au Nouveau-Brunswick et à l’Île-du- Nord, et si nous y participons tous, nous devri- Prince-Édouard appartiennent maintenant aux ons avoir un très bel avenir. Nous avons bien métiers de l’acier, comme cela devrait l’être. sûr de nombreuses vieilles habitudes qui Merci également aux officiers et à l’exécutif doivent changer. Nous semblons accepter les du local 720. Ce n’est pas facile dans ce petit changements dans nos vies, mais nous hésitons monde qu’on appelle les sables bitumineux, et à changer ceux qui concernent nos emplois. même si ce fut controversé, vous avez pris la Nous sommes entrés dans le XXIe siècle avec décision de faire travailler les métiers de l’acier. beaucoup d’optimisme et le 11 septembre 2001 Je suis confiant que ces types d’interventions est arrivé, en provoquant entre autres, la chute auraient été exécutées dans chacun des locaux à du marché boursier. Mais, nous sommes tou- travers le pays, et étant donné la manière que jours là, et nous sommes toujours à bâtir et à l’industrie va, vous en aurez probablement l’op- soutenir l’Amérique du Nord. Le nouveau siècle portunité. a à peine six ans, et il est temps que le mouve- En mon nom, celui de ma famille et de tous ment des unions s’y joignent. Je suppose que, les employés travaillant au bureau canadien, comme tout bon membre d’une union, nous tra- j’aimerais vous souhaiter un joyeux et paisible verserons ce nouveau siècle en combattant, Noël ainsi qu’une bonne et heureuse année mais j’espère que nos jeunes membres nous 2007, de la santé et de la prospérité. aideront.

DECEMBER 2006 9 SAFETY and HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORT by Frank Migliaccio

The Holiday I CHOSE TO LOOK THE OTHER WAY Season I Chose to Look the Other Way ere it is Dec- I could have saved a life that day, ember already, H But I chose to look the other way. and another year is coming to an end. It wasn’t that I didn’t care, With the convention I had the time, and I was there. behind us, the next But I didn’t want to seem a fool, five years should be Or argue over a safety rule. spent adding to our membership and I knew he’d done the job before, making gains in job density. It should If I called it wrong, he might get sore. also be a time to reflect on those members that are no longer with us. The chances didn’t seem that bad. Whether it was due to a work-related I’ve done the same, he knew I had. accident or the natural process, we all So I shook my head and walked on by, know someone who has passed in the He knew the risks as well as I. last year. This time of year should He took the chance, I closed an eye, be a joyous one, spent with family And with that act, I let him die. and friends and looking forward to a future bringing joy into our lives. I could have saved a life that day, Unfortunately, for many it is a sad time, But I chose to look the other way. for a loved one is no longer with them. Now every time I see his wife, It is also a time to remember the I’ll know I should have saved his life. troops serving around the world, put- That guilt is something I must bear, ting themselves in harms way to protect But it isn’t something you need share. the freedoms we count on each day. Men and women are giving up their If you see a risk that others take, lives to protect those freedoms. Many of That puts their health or life at stake. those same men and women are mem- The question asked, or thing you say, bers of our International Union. We Could help them live another day. must never forget them. If you see a risk and walk away, In the year 2003—our lowest fatality Then hope you never have to say, year ever—we lost 15 ironworkers to job related accidents. As I am writing this I could have saved a life that day, article on October 18, we have experi- But I chose to look the other way. enced 11 ironworker fatalities in 2006. We still have 2 months to go in this year, I hope this poem will sink in and help you but let’s hope we can remain below the make the right choices. We are all responsible 2003 record year. for our union brothers and sisters. With that Each year I reproduce a poem enti- said, let’s keep safety on our minds at all times. tled, “I Chose To Look the Other Way.” I I would also like to wish all members and would once again like to remind each of their families a joyous, healthy, prosperous, and you what it says, and I hope you live safe holiday season, and a better outlook for with this idea for another year. 2007.

10 THE IRONWORKER ORGANIZING DEPARTMENT REPORT by Bernie Evers

ince May 2005, employ- human rights campaign. Members of Interfaith Sees of Great Western Worker Justice, a Chicago-based national organi- Erectors have been on zation of various religious organizations, have strike to expose the taken up the workers cause and met with devel- deplorable working condi- opers to express the workers’ plea for justice. tions they routinely face. Father Bill Wack (the Director of the Andre These workers have raised House ministry in Phoenix) joined other religious issues such as the lack of leaders in taking part in a spiritual cleansing drinking water at job sites; and prayer outside of one of Great Western’s con- troubling safety concerns; struction project. In some religious traditions, and lack of affordable fami- water is symbol of purification. Prior to the cere- ly medical insurance. mony, supporters passed out water bottles Workers also give accounts of discrimination on labeled with the slogan “Thirst for Justice” and many levels, including racial discrimination and the “Interfaith Worker Justice” logo. Ironically, racial epithets commonly while Father Wack was used on jobsites by man- performing the ceremo- agement. ny, one of the workers In the beginning, left the jobsite and workers approached asked for water, not for Great Western manage- purification but to ment regarding lack of quench his thirst. drinking water on job- Supporters of this cam- sites, even though federal paign for human rights law (OSHA) mandates remain committed that an employer provide with the understand- drinking water. The coming that their resolve to pany agreed it would rec- this cause of justice tify the problem. The Father Bill Wack at the Interfaith Ceremony at a Great and basic humanity agreement, however, was Western jobsite. may take years. short-lived. Within days, the company reneged on Great Western Erectors is not signatory to their promise and offered a 10-cents per hour pay any collective bargaining agreement covering raise from June till November for the workers to reinforcing work. However, two individuals with purchase their own water. This still violates the a financial interest in Great Western do have law and the strike continued. union contracts with companies under different During the strike, the Great Western employ- names. Employees for Great Western should be ees have been successful in building a coalition of afforded the same rights and protections as their religious leaders, students and community lead- union counterparts. ers to support their cause and take part in their “IRONWORKERS’ JOB LINE” is now available on the web please visit www.ironworkers.org to find out which locals need workers, type of work, and who to contact.

DECEMBER 2006 11 2006 Iron Workers 41st Convention President’s Club Delegates to the Iron Workers 41st Convention were asked to contribute $300.00 to the Ironworkers Political Action League. Their generous contributions totaled over $114,000.00. This extra money helped many candidates get elected to the U.S. House and Senate. When you see these delegates on the job or at the hall tell them you saw their name in the magazine and thank them for representing your local.

Iron Workers Local 1 James Horvath Iron Workers Local 66 Iron Workers Local 201 Robert Boskovich Kristopher Kapcia Daniel Foster Juan Carlos Recinos James Gardiner Tim Nichols Martin Heneghan Bill Sennett Iron Workers Local 70 Iron Workers Local 207 Craig Satalic Zane Walker Blair Cissell Richard Ellis Douglas Washburn Ron Lynch Robert McCutcheon Iron Workers Local 3 George Young Taz Noon Lewis Shane Greg Christy Mike Sklepko David Greer Iron Workers Local 27 Iron Workers Local 75 Patrick Kearney Michael McDonald James Belkoff Iron Workers Local 229 Scott Malley Douglas Craig Thomas Phillip Bishop George Booth Thomas Melcher George Facista Cesar Cabresa Richard Pastorius Iron Workers Local 28 Edward Kampen Timothy Collins Mark Thomas Larry Patterson Martin “Buzz” Murphy Jack Gavett George L. Oxford Jose Naranjo Iron Workers Local 5 Iron Workers Local 29 Terry L. Wright W. N. Stuckey James Hobson Robert Clerihew John Rayner Kevin Jensen Iron Workers Local 79 Iron Workers Local 263 Waldo Ward James Pauley Thomas Bell Mark Dickinson Robert Carney Iron Workers Local 272 Iron Workers Local 6 Iron Workers Local 33 George Hancock Bill Bohen Gary Swanson Dewey Tyler Thomas Halligan Iron Workers Local 84 Iron Workers Local 290 Iron Workers Local 36 Ed Vargocko Thomas Buettner Iron Workers Local 7 Bob Kilpatrick Hank Poff James Brown Iron Workers Local 86 Michael Durant Iron Workers Local 37 Jeff Butler Iron Workers Local 292 Fiore Grassetti Dennis Carey David Johnson Jeffrey Bailey Patrick McDermott Michael Ruggieri Steve Pendergrass Kevin McKinnon Iron Workers Local 301 Paul Lynch Iron Workers Local 40 Iron Workers Local 89 James Barker Charles Wright Larry Barnett Charles Zahorik Teddy Dixon Edwin Wright Bryan Brady Catherine & Ronald Smith Stephen Dawson Iron Workers Local 92 Iron Workers Local 8 Daniel Doyle Robert Nix Iron Workers Local 321 David Coates Jim Dufficy Thomas David Marsh Brad Cyganek Kevin O’Rourke Iron Workers Local 103 Charlie Falkner Kevin Walsh Tom Garrett Iron Workers Local 340 Yancy Shane Grawien Robert Walsh William Garrett Hugh Coward Steve Kimmel Leslie Wiggins Ken Dumas Percy Robertson Iron Workers Local 44 Bruce Hawley Gilbert Toslek Arthur Baker, Jr. Iron Workers Local 111 Darryl Clarke John Weiland Iron Workers Local 350 Iron Workers Local 11 John Cotton Michael Wilcher Will Pauls Michael Kenny Albert Sonny Mullins Raymond Phillips William Mullen Lawrence Oberding Iron Workers Local 112 Michael Ruane Johnnie Short Iron Workers Local 361 Iron Workers Local 45 Joseph Farrell Iron Workers Local 12 Frank Cullen Iron Workers Local 118 G. H. Goodleaf, Jr. Peter Cossack Pat Drum Mike Berry Richard O’Kane James Kearney Danny Costella Bob Holland Iron Workers Local 14 Richard Davis Robert White Donald Patterson Iron Workers Local 46 Tracy Holland George Stecz Richard Northam Iron Workers Local 372 Iron Workers Local 15 Michael Whalen Jason Rafter Bill Kelley Patrick Blackburn John Rafter Iron Workers Local 373 Joseph McGloin Iron Workers Local 46L Brian Tracy Thomas Kenny Peter Ed Reilly Paul Brown Iron Workers Local 135 James Morgan Kevin Kelly William Nagy, Jr. Iron Workers Local 17 Robert Ledwith Richard Dee Raymond Nakielny Timothy McCarthy Fred Le Moine John Wade Bruce Riehl Iron Workers Local 147 Iron Workers Local 55 Mark Lesh Iron Workers Local 377 Iron Workers Local 21 Joseph D. Blaze, II Gregory Strack Larry Fenton Mike Baker Jeffrey Phillips Ron Starkey John Ford Ronald Oates Daniel Powell Dan Hellevig Iron Workers Local 155 Arturo Lopez Iron Workers Local 24 Iron Workers Local 60 Ed Diaz-Gonzales Peter Maki Douglas Calkins Gary Robb Jimmy Ely Dennis Meakin Neal Hall Jack Estes Jeanne Park Iron Workers Local 63 Michael Lehmann Daniel Prince Iron Workers Local 25 Ray Dean Donald Savory John Rocha Dennis Aguirre Russ Gschwind William Borch, Jr. Timothy Loftus Iron Workers Local 172 Iron Workers Local 378 Nick Bosak Lawrence McNiff James Bosworth Henry Brown Patrick Buck Richard Rowe Mark Ferguson Steven Gulick Michael Serna Iron Workers Local 197 Jason Gallia Jack O’Donnell Paul Thompson William Hayes Keith Hunter Jim Hamric Roy Williams Joseph McDonald Earl Lewis 12 THE IRONWORKER Robert Lux Iron Workers Local 416 Iron Workers Local 492 Iron Workers Local 751 Jeff McEuen Robert Alexander Jerry Wakefield Gregory Kucera Emilio Rivera Bruce Gerometta John McGrath Donald A. Zampa David Gonzales Iron Workers Local 495 Richard E. Zampa, Jr. Richard Greenhagen Jerry Romero Iron Workers Local 772 Richard L. Zampa Hart Keeble Iron Workers Local 496 Robert Allen Charles Nieto Larry Brown Iron Workers Local 384 Michael Sherritt John Evans, II Becky Basler Doug Trask Iron Workers Local 782 Steve Kirkland Iron Workers Local 420 Richard Pengress Douglas Sexton Leo Gary Martin Iron Workers Local 498 Phillip Shirks Craig Dayton Iron Workers Local 424 David Whitmore Iron Workers Local 787 Iron Workers Local 392 Kevin Byrnes William Hutchinson David Beard James Doheny Iron Workers Local 508 Richard Cygan Andrew Esposito Joe Lyscas Iron Workers Local 790 Joseph Keeling Mark Rawling Iron Workers Local 509 Steven Fox William Leonard Douglas Ballis John Schmitt Iron Workers Local 433 Iron Workers Local 808 Danny Ashley Steven Goodman Wes Kendrick Iron Workers Local 393 Piedmont Brown Sam Martinez Manuel Valencia John Keck Kerry Hicks Iron Workers Local 825 Robert Hunter Iron Workers Local 512 Kenneth Crowley Iron Workers Local 395 Chuck Lenhart Al Grayson Jeffrey Chidester Rustom Irani Iron Workers Local 846 Ken Seramur Tom Moxley Iron Workers Local 516 Frank Pawela William Sopko Johnny O’Kane Michael Lappier Doug Strayer Ernesto Penuelas Jim Stemmler Raymond Rodriguez Iron Workers Local 549 Officers & Staff Mike Summers Gabriel Villarreal Bill Dean Tom Williamson Douglas Williams David Goddard Ed Abbott Anthony Butkovich Iron Workers Local 396 Iron Workers Local 439 Iron Workers Local 550 Buddy Cefalu Travis Barnes Michael Jones Rick Moss Mike Coyne Michael Murphy Eric Dean William Brennell Iron Workers Local 440 Charles Decker Edward Overdorf Michael Downey Thomas McNeil Lawrence Beauvais Bernard Evers Iron Workers Local 580 Mike Fitzpatrick Mark Penrod Iron Workers Local 444 William Trendley Robert Benesh Nancy Folks Daniel Aussem Peter Creegar Michael Gravette Ken Kobus William Ferraro Matt Groskie Iron Workers Local 397 Howard Norberg Ed Dees Dennis Lusardi James Hathman Ron Zier Robert Maguire Gregory Hicks James Mahoney Iron Workers Local 399 Iron Workers Local 455 Alfred Higgs Donald Pittman Dennis Milton Joseph J. Hunt William Colavito Thomas Milton Tadas Kicielinski Iron Workers Local 401 Iron Workers Local 474 Michael Wenzel James King Joseph Dougherty Chris Hoitt Iron Workers Local 584 Dave Kolbe Owen McMullen Patrick Long Ed McHugh Christopher Prophet John Choate Fred Marr Charles Roberts Iron Workers Local 477 James Jolliffe Frank Migliaccio George Shepherdson Ronald McNatt David Martin Albert Mincey Ed Sweeney Notchy Miller Steve Parker Iron Workers Local 480 Harvey C. Swift Frank Piccione Iron Workers Local 402 John Malcolm Harvey Swift Ronald Piksa Robert Alt John Przekop, Jr. Iron Workers Local 597 Marvin Ragsdale Greg Letcher Ron Repmann Robert Tyler Anthony Rosaci Sean Mitchell Robert Schiebli Iron Workers Local 482 Tommy Tyler Robert Spiller Iron Workers Local 404 Ira Crofford Iron Workers Local 624 Joe Standley Jack McClain Steven Joe Rivera Gordon Struss George Zalar Iron Workers Local 483 David Turnbull Kerry Zettlemoyer A. Bryan Doherty Iron Workers Local 704 Bill Tweet Michael McKernan Melvin Brewer Tony Walencik Iron Workers Local 405 Rich Ulrich Kevin Wallace Albert Frattali Iron Workers Local 710 Edward Walsh James Gardiner Iron Workers Local 489 Jerry Wilson Richard Ward Samuel Malone Anthony Allen Michael White Ed Penna William Healey Iron Workers Local 742 Walter Wise Louis Sigmund Kevin McHugh Ernest Galton Contributions or gifts to IPAL are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. Yes! I want to help IPAL today. Sincerely, Joseph Hunt, Chairman, IPAL $10 $50 $100 $200 Presidents Club Other IRONWORKERS POLITICAL ACTION LEAGUE PRESIDENTS CLUB MEMBERSHIP Name Joe Ironworker Address

City State Zip YEAR 2006 Joseph J. Hunt

Social Security # Membership is for those who contribute $200.00 or more to the Ironworkers Political Action League during the calendar year. A copy of our report is filed with the Federal Election Commission in Membership # Local Union # Washington, D.C. and is available there for purchase or inspection. Mail your check and coupon to: IPAL, 1750 New York Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006

This request for contributions is voluntary and is not a condition of membership or of employment with an employer. Members may refuse to DECEMBER 2006 contribute without reprisal. IPAL does not solicit nor accept contributions from persons other than union members and their immediate families. 13 It has been a busy year for IMPACT, the Ironworker Management Progressive Action Cooperative Trust.

Numerous IMPACT programs, designed to grow union market share for our local unions and signatory contractors, are taking off at the regional level through IMPACT’s ten Regional Advisory Boards (RABs). Each RAB is taking advantage of the new IMPACT Block Grant program approved earlier this year by the 22-member IMPACT Board of Trustees. Through this program, each RAB receives an annual block grant equal to 10% of its contributions made to IMPACT in the previous calendar year. For this inaugural year, the pool of grant money reflects total contributions since 2003, the year IMPACT was founded. Based on those funds, approximately $1.3 million is available for the entire program in 2006. The pool for 2007 will be based on total contributions during the 2006 calendar year. One example of a recent block grant: In New Jersey, IMPACT’s RAB II received $72,855 to develop and publish a quarterly newsletter. Additionally, the grant funds a lobbyist to represent New Jersey ironworkers and contractors in state public affairs matters. Education and training are high priorities. IMPACT works closely with the Ironworkers’ National Training Fund to take advantage of and address challenges affecting the ironworkers’ apprenticeship training program. Rick Sullivan, IMPACT’s Director of Education and Training, is taking the lead in developing and implementing several initiatives to ensure our apprenticeship training and journeyman upgrading programs meet the needs of our signatory contractors. This year the new Foreman Training for Ironworkers course was conducted in the IMPACT regions. The course is designed to develop highly-skilled foremen for our signatory contractors. The training course and materials were developed in 2005 with pilot courses conducted in Colorado, Texas and Missouri. This year, instructor training courses were held in Ohio, California, Colorado, New Jersey, Alaska, Minnesota, Georgia, Massachusetts, Washington, Texas and in the District of Columbia. Approximately 250 instructors from numerous local unions, including several from Canada, participated in the courses. The majority of these students were apprenticeship coordinators and instructors. Several contractor foremen, general foremen and superintendents also attended. IMPACT also facilitated the development of Construction Spanish. This is an English/Spanish construction glossary to assist with Spanish-English communications on the jobsite, in the apprenticeship classroom, during organizing campaigns, and anywhere where both English and Spanish are being spoken. Copies of Construction Spanish were sent to all local unions. The four online Project Tracking Systems available to IMPACT’s local unions and signatory contractor associations are instrumental in helping ironworkers identify and bid commercial, industrial and maintenance projects early in the bidding process. These systems were custom designed for IMPACT by McGraw-Hill Construction’s Dodge Reports and Industrial Information Resources. IMPACT is a joint labor-management trust formed under Section 302 (c) (9) of the Labor-Management Relations (Taft- Hartley) Act. IMPACT is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization under Section 501 (c) of the Internal Revenue Code. The primary mission of IMPACT is to expand job opportunities for union ironworkers and their signatory contractors through progressive and innovative labor-management programs.

For more information call IMPACT at 800-545-4921 or visit our website at www.impact-net.org.

DECEMBER 2006 14 DECEMBER 2006 15 David Gornewicz Appointed District Representative

eneral President Joseph J. Hunt has appointed David Gornewicz a District GRepresentative for this International Union effective May 1, 2006. Brother Gornewicz was initiated into Local 272, Miami, Florida on June 1, 1980. He served as director of the Local 272 Apprenticeship Program in 1996. After serving as an organizer for Local 272 he became president and director of organizing for the Local in 1998 serving in this capacity until 2002. He served as director of organizing for the Southeastern States District Council from 2002 until the present appointment. President Hunt welcomed him aboard saying, “I have every confidence that you will perform these duties as a district representative representing our entire membership in the same creditable and outstanding manner as you have performed your duties representing the membership of Local 272.”

Donald A. Zampa Appointed General Organizer onald A. Zampa, FST-BM of Local 378, Oakland, California, has been appointed DGeneral Organizer by General President Joseph J. Hunt effective April 17, 2006. Mr. Zampa joined the Local 378 apprenticeship program in October 1978 attaining journeyman status in 1981. He quickly became involved in the leadership of his local union serving as executive board member from 1985-1991. He was elected president of the local in 1991 and was reelected in 1994, 1997 and 2000. He also served as a full time organizer concurrently beginning in 1995. Brother Zampa ascended to business manager in 2002, was re-elected in 2003, serving in that capacity until this appointment. General President Hunt has assigned him to assist with activities regarding Local 846 and the Metal Building Agreement in the western portion of the United States. He will also be assigned to assist the District Councils of the State of California & Vicinity, the Pacific Northwest and the Rocky Mountain Area as well as handling special assignments from International Headquarters.

Steve Parker is appointed Director of the Department of Reinforcing teve Parker, book #876080, was accepted into the apprenticeship program in Local 808, Orlando, Florida in 1971, and became a journeyman in 1974. He was elected to the Sexecutive Board in 1982, and business manager, financial secretary/treasurer in 1988. Recognizing his leadership ability General President Jake West appointed him general organizer on August 1, 2000 to assist in servicing the area of the District Council of the Southeastern States. Brother Parker was later assigned by General President Joseph Hunt to work for the Mid-Atlantic States District Council in Fairfax, Virginia in April 2002. In January 2003, Steve was assigned to International Headquarters in Washington, D.C., where he was coordinator for the very successful J.D. Steel campaign, working with Executive Director of Organizing Bernie Ever’s office. Steve remained at International Headquarters until July 2004, when he was reassigned as Administrator for the new Regional Reinforcing Local 846. On August 1, 2006, General President Hunt took executive action creating the Department of Reinforcing for the purpose of promoting the rebar industry throughout the United States and Canada. In his appointment letter General President Hunt gave Brother Parker high praise stating, “because of your experience, knowledge of the rebar industry and dedication to this International Union, I am appointing you Director of the Department of Reinforcing. I have every confidence you will do your utmost to increase job opportunities for our members in what has become one of the fastest growing segments of our jurisdiction.”

16 THE IRONWORKER History of the IronWorkers Union

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18 THE IRONWORKER OFFICIAL QUARTERLY REPORT MEMBERS ADDED TO THE PENSION ROLLS APRIL 2006

L.U. Name Date Pension 24 ROZELL, ERNEST W. 10/01/05 0080238 136 FURLONG, JOHN M. 10/01/05 0080239 No. Number 25 BLACK, BRADLEY W. 04/01/06 0080689 136 HAVRILLA, FRED G. 04/01/06 0080507 1 EADS, JAMES K. 04/01/06 0080640 25 BUSHEY, EDWARD M. 04/01/06 0080649 136 LAITER, JOSEPH 10/01/05 0080330 1 FALLON, WILLIAM E. 04/01/06 0080685 25 GRAHAM, GORDON M. 04/01/06 0080723 136 LEVAND, LAWRENCE J. 10/01/05 0080331 1 GERAGHTY, CHARLES 04/01/06 0080686 25 HAYES, JAMES W. 04/01/06 0080576 147 HOOVER, LARRY A. 04/01/06 0080657 1 HAMEN, PETER J. 04/01/06 0080751 25 LAUWERS, GEORGE G. 04/01/06 0080651 147 KENDRICK, JOHN M. 04/01/06 0080465 1 JOHNSON, GERALD T. 10/01/05 0080202 25 LYON, CLAYTON R. 04/01/06 0080652 155 ANDERSON, FRED 04/01/06 0080658 1 KITTLESON, ROBERT L. 04/01/06 0080513 25 MACZIK, GERALD R. 04/01/06 0080575 155 GOFORTH, TOM 04/01/06 0080752 1 WHEATMAN, JOHN E. 04/01/06 0080514 25 PAVLIK, SAMUEL T. 04/01/06 0080592 167 CLAYTON, WILLIAM E. 04/01/06 0080660 3 DITONTO, ANGELO L. 04/01/06 0080273 29 AMREN, CHARLES P. 04/01/06 0080577 167 TUBBS, MELVIN D. 04/01/06 0080437 3 DORRANCE, MARK A. 04/01/06 0080486 29 CARLTON, PAUL G. 04/01/06 0080790 197 GARREN, JOHN R. 04/01/06 0080568 3 FILLER, WALTER L. 04/01/06 0080456 29 HARRINGTON, BILL J. 04/01/06 0080462 197 MORRIS, FREDERICK J. 04/01/06 0080639 3 FIUMARA, ROBERT V. 04/01/06 0080688 29 KAUFFMAN, ARDEN E. 04/01/06 0080578 207 JUBAK, JACK 04/01/06 0080661 3 KRAMER, PAUL D. 04/01/06 0080469 29 LIEN, RICHARD L. 04/01/06 0080653 263 SEELIG, FRANK E. 04/01/06 0080421 3 KREMP, JAMES W. 04/01/06 0080788 29 MAYGRA, LARRY 04/01/06 0080521 272 STACK, ROBERT 01/01/06 0080794 3 MC GUFFEY, MACK B. 10/01/05 0080188 33 TERRANCE, KENNETH 04/01/06 0080565 290 CUMMINGS, HERSCHEL W. 04/01/06 0080372 3 ROGERS, DAVID C. 04/01/06 0080590 33 WALKER, BYRON B. 04/01/06 0080414 290 LAY, DAVID K. 04/01/06 0080373 3 SPANGLER, ROBERT 04/01/06 0080687 37 ANDRADE, AFONSO 04/01/06 0080289 321 PERSON, ROBERT D. 04/01/06 0080774 3 TJADEN, CHARLES F. 04/01/06 0080768 40 GAFFNEY, JOHN A. 04/01/06 0080566 340 FREDERICKS, RONALD A. 04/01/06 0080422 3 VANTINE, ROBERT N. 04/01/06 0080769 40 KENNEDY, JOHN M. 04/01/06 0080504 340 ZERAN, GARY L. 04/01/06 0080663 3 WEBBER, JAMES J. 04/01/06 0080591 40 VICTOR, KEVIN 04/01/06 0080488 350 MENDES, JOSEPH 04/01/06 0080423 3 WEST, JOHN N. 10/01/05 0080189 44 ARBUCKLE, ALOYSIUS 01/01/06 0080252 361 DEER, MARTY M. 10/01/05 0080220 5 ELLIS, RONALD C. 04/01/06 0080458 44 THOMS, PHILIP 04/01/06 0080367 361 MAHER, PETER 04/01/06 0080664 5 RICHBOURG, ROBERT 01/01/06 0080727 44 WILLOUGHBY, JIMMIE D. 04/01/06 0080654 373 KENNY, THOMAS F. 04/01/06 0806594 6 DELORMIERE, ROBERT 04/01/06 0080641 45 REILLY, JOSEPH R. 04/01/06 0080655 373 LUBERTAZZI, JOSEPH E. 04/01/06 0080310 6 PACER, WALTER R. 04/01/06 0080553 45 WALSH, JAMES J. 04/01/06 0080656 373 ZAWISTOWSKI, ROBERT F. 04/01/06 0080690 7 BARBEAU, JOHN H. 10/01/05 0080363 46 FICKAS, KENNETH E. 04/01/06 0080730 377 BOWERS, JOHN 10/01/05 0080012 7 BRODERICK, RICHARD F. 04/01/06 0080619 48 GRIFFITH, ARTIE R. 04/01/06 0080625 377 SPERLE, NORMAN E. 10/01/05 0080193 7 GREEN, LEONARD H. 04/01/06 0080275 58 CORNEILLE, CLYDE 01/01/06 0080731 378 BORING, FRANKLIN L. 04/01/06 0080665 7 MURPHY, EDWARD P. 10/01/05 0080209 58 DODD, EDGAR R. 04/01/06 0080626 378 BRABANT, HERBERT C. 04/01/06 0080666 7 PHILLIPS, RUSSELL O. 04/01/06 0080826 58 HEUER, DENNIS F. 04/01/06 0080627 378 FULLER, RANDAL D. 04/01/06 0080691 7 VANBUSKIRK, FRANK R. 04/01/06 0080620 60 BROWN, DAVID E. 04/01/06 0080567 378 GARCIA, MARIO 04/01/06 0080375 8 BARFOTH, JERRY E. 04/01/06 0080573 63 CANTY, STEVE 04/01/06 0080526 378 HORN, LOUIS W. 10/01/05 0080195 8 GEORGE, BILLIE L. 04/01/06 0080574 63 MEEKS, JAMES 04/01/06 0080463 378 JACOBSEN, DOUGLAS H. 04/01/06 0080538 8 GORAL, LARRY J. 04/01/06 0080470 63 SALELA, DAVID E. 04/01/06 0080295 378 MAGALLANEZ, AGAPITO F. 04/01/06 0080376 8 NEDEAU, DAVID W. 04/01/06 0080279 63 SCHUBRING, EDWARD F. 04/01/06 0080296 378 MC DANIEL, GARY M. 04/01/06 0080528 8 PINTER, RICHARD A. 04/01/06 0080280 63 WATSON, LESTER F. 04/01/06 0080707 378 MELETIOU, KEPRIS 04/01/06 0080539 8 RUSCH, DAVID E. 04/01/06 0080281 66 BONDOC, BALDOMERO 01/01/06 0080847 378 O SULLIVAN, WILLIAM 04/01/06 0080529 9 FOX, RONALD W. 04/01/06 0080728 66 HUBENAK, JIMMIE 04/01/06 0090732 378 SAWYER, RONALD L. 10/01/05 0080222 10 HOBBS, EDMON N. 04/01/06 0080828 67 HILL, JERRY L. 04/01/06 0080628 378 SMITH, MICHAEL R. 10/01/05 0080196 10 PARSONS, DONALD L. 04/01/06 0080829 67 NORRIS, MERLE G. 04/01/06 0080505 378 TRAVIS, DOUGLAS O. 04/01/06 0080692 10 STEWART, ROBERT L. 04/01/06 0080830 68 FLEMING, ANDREW D. 04/01/06 0080527 379 POTTS, DONALD E. 04/01/06 0080670 11 CORDOVA, JEFFREY P. 04/01/06 0080243 70 ANTHONY, JAMES 04/01/06 0080771 379 WEAVER, DAVID I. 04/01/06 0080583 12 CHANDLER, RAYMOND L. 10/01/80 0020801 70 HAWKINS, WILLIAM H. 04/01/06 0080443 380 CARLTON, JAMES H. 04/01/06 0080584 14 SANDELL, THOMAS S. 04/01/06 0080646 70 JONES, FRANK E. 04/01/06 0080629 383 BECKER, BYRON B. 04/01/06 0080819 15 CRABB, JOHN D. 04/01/06 0080473 70 YOUNG, WILLIAM E. 04/01/06 0080772 383 KERWIN, WILLIAM W. 04/01/06 0080571 15 HAKIAN, CEDRIC E. 04/01/06 0080622 75 HORTON, HOWARD E. 04/01/06 0080369 383 WILDES, NORMAN E. 04/01/06 0080799 15 LAROCHELLE, DONALD P. 04/01/06 0080623 75 KOMINSKA, KENT E. 10/01/05 0080254 384 CRAWFORD, LUTHER H. 04/01/06 0080585 15 MAGOWAN, EDWARD W. 04/01/06 0080624 89 BRUNDIDGE, LOUIE A. 04/01/06 0080699 384 PUGH, CARL H. 04/01/06 0080671 16 PERSEGHIN, DAVID L. 04/01/06 0080729 89 POSPISIL, GEORGE C. 04/01/06 0080579 387 STILES, LONNIE G. 04/01/06 0080540 17 BLOSSER, CHARLES 04/01/06 0080648 92 HARBIN, DEWEY 01/01/06 0080581 387 WICKER, CHARLES R. 04/01/06 0080800 17 CARROLL, KENNETH 04/01/06 0080517 92 MC CULLEY, HENRY V. 04/01/06 0080580 387 WILLIS, THOMAS G. 10/01/05 0080530 17 DIEGIDIO, LEON F. 04/01/06 0080518 97 JONES, EARNIE 01/01/05 0070136 392 EMRICK, MICHAEL A. 04/01/06 0080724 17 HOAR, JOHN R. 04/01/06 0080516 97 SMITH, NOEL M. 01/01/05 0070136 392 RHYNE, DONALD N. 10/01/05 0080197 17 MC GUIRE, DALE R. 04/01/06 0080519 103 BAGGETT, JERRY L. 04/01/06 0080636 393 O MALLEY, THOMAS J. 04/01/06 0080466 17 OCEPEK, JOHN 10/01/05 0080191 103 BEASLEY, WILLIS 01/01/06 0080733 395 BLACK, GERALD D. 10/01/05 0080223 22 JANEK, GILBERT W. 04/01/06 0080524 103 BERTINOTTI, PAUL J. 04/01/06 0080700 395 KERNER, LARRY 04/01/06 0080531 22 MATTINGLY, NELSON E. 04/01/06 0080408 112 KNAPP, JIMMY D. 04/01/06 0080417 395 TRIMBLE, PHILLIP R. 04/01/06 0080542 22 SCHULZ, GLEN W. 04/01/06 0080555 112 LEE, DAVID H. 04/01/06 0080549 395 TROUT, RALPH C. 04/01/06 0080067 22 THOMAS, DWAIN 04/01/06 0080409 112 TAYLOR, BENNIE W. 04/01/06 0080464 396 BENNINGS, CLARK C. 04/01/06 0080757 22 THREET, ROBERT H. 04/01/06 0080410 118 WADDELL, GARY C. 04/01/06 0080734 396 CARROW, CHARLES R. 04/01/06 0080821 22 WILMOTH, EUEL B. 04/01/06 0080411 118 WATERS, LEON 04/01/06 0080735 396 SMITH, GILBERT E. 04/01/06 0080693 DECEMBER 2006 19 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L.U. Name Date Pension 625 NAONE, CLEMENT K. 04/01/06 0080387 6 WEBER, JACOB J. 04/12/06 0023665 No. Number 625 TAMASHIRO, ISAO 04/01/06 0080388 7 ANDERSON, ROBERT 04/14/06 0032524 397 FULTON, ROBERT D. 04/01/06 0080822 697 MABRY, LOUIS E. 04/01/06 0070872 7 ASHE, PAUL A. 11/05/05 0023084 401 BEYERLE, LOUIS 04/01/06 0080480 700 BRISEBOIS, CLAUDE 04/01/06 0080682 7 CORTHELL, RICHARD J. 03/17/06 0032664 401 FINNERTY, PATRICK G. 04/01/06 0080481 700 O DONNELL,LARRY 04/01/06 0080589 7 DOHERTY, JAMES D. 03/20/06 0041085 402 COPPE, JOHN 01/01/06 0080740 704 OWENS, WILLIAM D. 04/01/06 0080762 7 LIGNOS, GUST 05/06/06 0021721 404 STRAUSSER, EARL B. 04/01/06 0080380 704 VARNER, LEE M. 04/01/06 0080321 7 ROONEY, THOMAS F. 05/12/06 0042728 405 MELONE, GAETANO A. 04/01/06 0080673 711 DEER, DENNIS 04/01/06 0080750 7 SPARKS, WILLIAM J. 11/02/05 0023948 416 FIFE, RICHARD D. 10/01/05 0080332 711 IMBEAULT, GILLES 04/01/06 0080749 8 BAKER, GEORGE W. 04/25/06 0032841 416 MYCROFT, ALLAN R. 04/01/06 0080315 711 MUSSER, JOHN E. 04/01/05 0080426 8 JOHNSON, HAROLD L. 04/18/06 0026524 417 MEMMELAAR, MARTIN M. 04/01/06 0080381 721 CAMPBELL, PHILLIP Z. 04/01/06 0080763 8 REYNOLDS, ROBERT D. 06/12/06 0030317 424 ANDRUSKI, CHARLES A. 10/01/05 0080225 721 DIBARTOLOMEO, CORRADO D. 01/01/06 0080764 8 SELIG, LAWRENCE A. 05/23/06 0040072 424 FITTING, HENRY 04/01/06 0080721 721 LEAL, JOSE 04/01/06 0080779 9 URBANI, ALDO 04/21/06 0030645 433 BARBER, MICHAEL L. 10/01/05 0080431 721 MORIN, LUCIEN 04/01/06 0080511 9 YOUNG, ROBERT F. 03/29/06 0034055 433 BERGSMA, FRANCIS P. 04/01/06 0080637 721 PERSICHILLI, LIBERATORE 10/01/05 0080240 11 SINGERLINE, JOSEPH 04/04/06 0048676 433 BERTI, RUDY 04/01/06 0080776 721 STEGER, JOHN 04/01/06 0080781 12 GOLDBERG, SOL 03/11/06 0018385 433 CRATER, JOHN F. 04/01/06 0080777 721 THOMPSON, BRUCE 10/01/05 0080235 12 MIENALTOWSKI, JOSEPH P. 03/13/06 0033016 433 CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES S. 04/01/06 0080382 725 PATTON, JOHN 04/01/06 0080324 12 SOULIA, OLIVER L. 04/22/06 0033538 433 EMAN, CARL E. 04/01/06 0080532 736 FREIDMAN, PETER 04/01/02 0047890 14 LAIDLAW, WILLIAM B. 03/18/06 0046286 433 HART, GENE L. 04/01/06 0080482 736 MASON, JOHN L. 04/01/02 0047891 14 LANTERMAN, GLEN P. 05/11/06 0036011 433 HASHIMOTO, MELVIN K. 04/01/06 0080483 736 MC GRORY, TERENCE 04/01/06 0080593 15 AKMENTIN, C 05/04/06 0020196 433 HAUGE, JIM 04/01/06 0080675 736 MURACA, JOHN 04/01/02 0047892 15 GOLDBERG, DAVID 04/07/06 0025178 433 HUMPHRIES, DELWORTH 04/01/06 0080741 769 FANNIN, EULAS 04/01/06 0080494 15 KOVALESKI, EDMUND 04/13/06 0028971 433 ROBERTSON, WILLIAM 10/01/05 0080226 769 MCPEEK, VERNON 01/01/06 0080785 15 REILLY, EDWARD F. 06/06/06 0034042 433 ROSE, GERALD J. 04/01/06 0080758 771 BARWELL, WILLIAM P. 04/01/06 0080756 15 ZAWACKI, ALEXANDER 06/24/06 0032765 433 ROUHIER, NEIL 10/01/05 0080227 771 LEVESQUE, MARVIN W. 10/01/05 0080237 16 BOYCE, EDWARD L. 05/02/06 0040124 439 CAMPTON, LARRY W. 04/01/06 0080587 771 MORASH, GLEN M. 04/01/06 0080722 16 CAMPION, LEO J. 05/04/06 0035048 439 SEBASTIAN, JOHN T. 04/01/06 0080742 771 RICHARD, ROLAND 01/01/06 0080766 16 MC CARTNEY, JUNIOR L. 05/17/06 0038813 444 LOVATI, KENNETH T. 04/01/06 0080453 772 KEARNS, LARRY K. 04/01/06 0080534 16 MIKULA, JAMES J. 06/10/06 0049875 444 NURCZYK, JOSEPH 01/01/06 0080743 787 ALEXANDER, MICHAEL O. 04/01/06 0080704 16 WARFIELD, JOHN A. 09/16/04 0033320 444 PARADAY, RICHARD A. 04/01/06 0080744 787 FETTY, CECIL L. 04/01/06 0080328 17 ALFORD, MAURICE E. 04/29/06 0026446 444 STARTZ, WILLIAM J. 04/01/06 0080454 787 MC AULEY, WILLIAM W. 04/01/06 0080705 17 BALTHIS, HENRY A. 03/10/06 0036859 444 VERKLAN, EDWARD 10/01/05 0080228 808 GATRELL, ROBERT E. 04/01/06 0080823 17 BUNCE, JAMES D. 03/19/06 0031721 451 KEELER, MICHAEL J. 04/01/06 0080694 842 CHURCHILL, WINSTON S. 04/01/06 0080684 17 EDGECOMB, BYRON E. 04/13/06 0026837 451 MIZELL, WILLIAM A. 04/01/06 0080317 843 VICKORY, WINIFORD R. 04/01/06 0080536 17 EUNGARD, JACK N. 04/06/06 0020885 469 PRIEST, BILLY 01/01/06 0080230 MEMBERS REINSTATED APRIL 2006 17 FOLTZ, JAMES L. 05/04/06 0047548 474 SZAREK, FRANCIS 01/01/06 0080746 17 GOODRICK, DERALD D. 06/18/06 0049272 387 MILLER, STANDEFER L. 04/01/06 0049329 483 KUEBLER, ALLEN W. 10/01/05 0080232 17 HALL, BOB G. 04/01/06 0038386 483 KUEBLER, BRIAN B. 04/01/06 0080725 MEMBERS DECEASED APRIL 2006 17 HOLLAN, EDWARD 05/25/06 0021610 483 LEONARD, ROBERT 04/01/06 0080720 1 BARNETT, JOHN D. 05/17/06 0036591 17 HOLTHOUSE, BERNARD G. 03/26/06 0033008 489 COSGROVE, JOSEPH J. 10/01/05 0080233 1 CALIENDO, CARMEN J. 05/11/06 0032937 17 JANASIK, WILLIAM 03/20/06 0018763 492 CLOWER, JAMES F. 04/01/06 0080679 1 CHUDINA, ROBERT J. 05/07/06 0049073 17 LUTES, ROBERT 11/13/05 0039056 492 COTHRON, RITTER 04/01/06 0080759 1 OLSEN, RAY 04/20/06 0013243 17 MC KNIGHT, WILMONT 04/19/06 0033846 492 DARNELL, RAYMOND E. 04/01/06 0080760 1 RAINSFORD, MICHAEL 04/25/06 0043808 22 ALBRECHT, THOMAS C. 03/24/06 0033403 492 MINCHEY, TOMMY W. 04/01/06 0080696 1 SCOTT, ROBERT L. 03/20/06 0070039 22 JENKEL, ELVIS H. 04/05/06 0025222 512 ARENS, MICHAEL F. 04/01/06 0080701 1 SILVA, RUDOLPH 02/27/06 0037586 22 JONES, JAMES R. 06/06/06 0043827 512 HATZENBUEHLER, ROGER R. 04/01/06 0080702 1 STECH, ERNEST H. 06/06/06 0035698 22 KNOTT, JERRY R. 05/03/06 0040810 512 PRIVRATSKY, VICTOR M. 04/01/06 0080703 1 STINCIC, LOUIS 06/18/06 0036706 22 MC NATT, WILLIAM 03/21/06 0033961 512 SANDBERG, STEVEN R. 04/01/06 0080761 1 WATERS, BERNARD H. 06/26/06 0021313 24 FARMER, WILLIAM O. 04/24/06 0032386 549 COLLEY, RICHARD E. 04/01/06 0080467 3 BLACKBURN, BUDD 04/11/06 0026953 25 KENDRICK, HARRY E. 03/20/06 0034862 549 MORAN, NED J. 04/01/06 0080509 3 BORDAS, JOHN E. 03/13/06 0026300 25 LAMBERT, JACK R. 06/05/06 0037277 549 RABER, BERNARD L. 10/01/05 0080200 3 BOSNAK, VICTOR R. 03/08/06 0028542 25 LEWIS, THOMAS 06/01/06 0030019 550 LYNCH, OLDEN E. 04/01/06 0080319 3 BRAYSHAW, ROYAL E. 03/16/06 0026567 25 LEWIS, WILLIAM T. 03/26/06 0041293 550 WESTON, ERNEST A. 04/01/06 0080572 3 BUTCHER, JAMES W. 04/27/06 0027435 25 LEZOTTE, GERALD T. 04/04/06 0043182 580 LEVY, MURRAY P. 04/01/06 0080697 3 CACOLICE, AUGUST F. 03/31/06 0031396 25 NOLAN, WALTER A. 02/08/06 0022172 580 REDLEY, ROXROY W. 04/01/06 0080638 3 FUNK, OSCAR R. 05/22/06 0025109 25 SIELSKI, WILLIAM 03/02/06 0047735 580 WILSON, BOGGINS A. 04/01/06 0080747 3 LAGONI, FRANK J. 04/17/06 0038041 25 STEARNS, J D. 05/01/06 0038852 584 AMOS, ROBERT L. 04/01/06 0080588 3 QUEVI, ALFRED G. 03/11/06 0046100 25 TAPP, EVERETT N. 06/01/06 0029124 584 FINK, LARRY D. 04/01/06 0080845 3 RADAKOVICH, SAMUEL 05/03/06 0038623 25 TOUGAS, ROBERT N. 04/02/06 0027816 584 FORBUS, ROGER D. 04/01/06 0080755 3 STEIGERWALD, JAMES A. 04/08/06 0037139 25 WAGNER, JACK R. 04/07/06 0034887 584 PRUITT, WILLIAM E. 04/01/06 0080698 3 SUTTON, CARL E. 02/19/06 0050245 25 WEDHORN, NORMAN G. 06/07/06 0042104 591 MARTIN, NAPOLEON 04/01/06 0080846 5 IRVIN, JOHN H. 05/20/06 0043332 25 WINTERFIELD, GLEN 03/22/06 0080564 601 MAHAFFEY, NORMAN B. 04/01/06 0080711 6 HOPE, NILS F. 05/21/06 0022825 25 WOODS, CHESTER 03/29/06 0041495 601 SPIVEY, BOBBY P. 04/01/06 0080681 6 OLSEN, KENNETH P. 03/25/06 0070970 27 CLAYTON, KELLY 05/07/06 0022922 623 GILMORE, PHILLIP 01/01/06 0080748 6 PLAYTER, WILLIAM C. 05/30/06 0032219 29 BROWN, HARRY H. 08/04/04 0009221 20 THE IRONWORKER 29 MC DONALD, RICHARD E. 04/12/06 0028788 135 WILLIAMS, CALVIN L. 06/02/06 0046374 405 SHEPHERD, CLIFFORD L. 12/23/05 0046992 29 WESTLAKE, NORVAL D. 05/08/04 0038846 136 DIAMOND, LAWRENCE 02/08/05 0020110 416 MARTINEZ, VALENTINE V. 09/01/05 0045019 33 SERAFINE, JOHN B. 02/15/04 0031749 136 SIMPSON, LEEMAN O. 03/08/06 0041388 417 CHIARAMONTE, GEORGE 06/01/06 0021332 37 BEAGAN, DANIEL P. 05/15/06 0017573 147 CHURCHWARD, WM W. 05/10/06 0030996 417 RYAN, LEO G. 03/10/06 0047453 37 LACHANCE, EDWARD M. 05/09/06 0015649 147 IGNEY, GAIL 04/03/06 0024305 417 SMITH, WILLIAM 03/11/06 0041567 40 COLE, JAMES L. 07/07/06 0043348 155 BAKER, LEE R. 03/31/06 0014807 420 SCHNEIDER, JOHN L. 12/21/04 0032838 40 DELANEY, WILLIAM 06/14/06 0042587 167 PITTMAN, JOE L. 02/10/06 0039775 424 SAMBUCO, LOUIS 03/09/06 0044465 40 DUGAN, JAMES 05/28/06 0041034 167 WHITE, JOHN E. 06/12/06 0031320 433 BAILEY, BUFORD F. 05/03/06 0026088 40 MALLAMS, GEORGE A. 02/22/06 0046144 172 EING, JOHN A. 05/12/06 0025558 433 BEDDINGFIELD, HUBERT H. 03/08/06 0040994 40 PARKER, CHESTER J. 05/13/06 0015359 172 KEARNS, WILLIAM 04/12/06 0021122 433 DUKE, DEWAYNE S. 04/02/06 0031998 40 TORCIVIA, ANTHONY A. 12/18/05 0042677 184 REED, FLOYD N. 05/28/06 0047034 433 HATCH, BERNARD E. 06/07/06 0035946 44 ADKINS, BRUCE C. 04/25/06 0035750 207 BUSH, FRANK H. 04/22/06 0030327 433 JACOBSEN, HARRY J. 02/24/06 0070632 44 ARBUCKLE, ALOYSIUS 03/17/06 0080252 207 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM 04/21/06 0014702 433 LIERMAN, WESLEY V. 03/04/06 0047923 44 COX, ERNEST D. 04/28/06 0025989 229 DOWLING, THOMAS J. 04/01/06 0018228 433 LOVE, RALPH 04/14/06 0022930 44 DAVIS, PAUL E. 05/06/06 0036405 229 SHADE, WILLIAM R. 03/22/06 0025614 433 NARO, JOSEPH B. 05/10/06 0014651 44 FISCHER, RALPH C. 03/19/06 0035095 263 BREWER, GEORGE B. 06/02/06 0039871 433 WATTS, BERT 06/28/06 0070150 46 BENNETT, ROBERT V. 06/04/06 0022534 263 CARTER, WALTER C. 03/06/06 0029316 433 WILLIAMS, JOHN W. 06/06/06 0070964 46 SHORES, KENNETH R. 03/18/06 0032949 263 CHAMBERLAIN, HARRY R. 03/11/06 0049158 440 LEDFORD, WILLIAM F. 04/30/06 0042322 48 MCKAY, CHARLIE J. 02/20/06 0042593 263 HARTNETT, DANIEL E. 06/17/06 0029970 444 ARAMBASICH, EDWARD J. 12/30/05 0036162 55 FISHER, WILLIAM H. 04/28/06 0039221 272 ALBERTIE, JAMES W. 01/15/06 0021702 454 ECKHARDT, WILLARD 04/04/06 0022376 58 BOND, TERRIA 04/07/06 0043909 290 GARNER, JERRY W. 12/20/05 0033832 469 PRIEST, BILLY H. 05/01/06 0080230 60 HUBBARD, ALONZA 02/19/05 0022376 290 HISSONG, WILLIAM E. 05/24/06 0030776 477 BENDALL, ROBERT T. 05/04/06 0039865 60 LAFLAMME, CHARLES W. 06/18/06 0024307 290 ROGERS, ARNOLD S. 04/07/06 0034246 480 SOKOLOWSKI, JOSEPH 04/25/06 0027512 63 LANGE, ARTHUR 06/01/06 0034601 292 SLODERBECK, JAMES R. 04/16/06 0050067 483 IACOVINO, PETER 04/18/06 0031464 63 MEEKS, JAMES P. 05/18/06 0080463 301 MARKHAM, IRA 03/15/06 0016733 483 PRATT, WILLIAM 04/10/06 0027709 63 NOVAK, KARL 04/11/06 0038815 321 CATON, ROBERT Q. 04/06/06 0037207 492 THOMAS, BILLY J. 03/23/06 0043627 63 PAWLOWSKI, JOHN 12/10/05 0023517 340 ADAMCZAK, RAYMOND J. 06/07/06 0031324 498 HARBACH, DE WAYNE V. 03/16/06 0041189 63 THRAN, JOE 06/01/06 0029125 340 WORTHINGTON, EDWARD H. 06/02/06 0029129 512 FRANK, JAMES L. 05/19/06 0037042 68 DEL GAUDIO, FRANK P. 05/14/06 0031183 361 EGAN, JOHN S. 06/28/06 0026257 512 GARSCIA, CLARENCE R. 02/13/06 0023254 68 GOODWIN, HORACE H. 04/25/06 0022474 361 HUDEC, JOHN J. 01/18/05 0030301 512 HOFFA, LYLE E. 06/23/06 0030274 70 BECKMAN, EVERETT 03/15/06 0033228 361 PIERCE, JOSEPH W. 06/22/06 0042898 512 ILSLEY, FRED H. 06/22/06 0037860 75 BOOTH, JOHN W. 03/14/06 0025575 361 PISTILLO, FRANK A. 06/30/06 0032290 512 LENOIR, GREG 05/01/06 0023428 75 BOUCHARD, CARL J. 04/09/06 0034021 361 RICE, GORDON E. 05/11/06 0043734 512 MENTER, OTIS L. 05/09/06 0033655 84 DROZD, ALBERT 04/14/06 0025537 378 TERRY, JACK M. 04/30/06 0020253 550 ADAMS, DALE I. 03/16/06 0044295 84 HALEY, WOODROW 05/18/06 0024079 378 VANDEN BROEK, DOUGLAS R. 05/30/06 0047469 568 FLANAGAN, STEWART O. 04/22/06 0017676 84 STUBBS, ELBERT L. 05/19/06 0025913 383 FUNMAKER, MAX P. 04/28/06 0046627 568 RAMSEY, PHILLIP L. 04/28/06 0048907 84 SWALLOW, F G. 03/28/06 0031894 384 HAMMOND, GEORGE M. 06/07/06 0023243 568 WATSON, CHARLES J. 02/17/06 0033226 84 SWINDELL, HAROLD W. 05/21/06 0028300 384 SNODGRASS, RANDOLPH F. 04/30/06 0031685 580 CARMEN, STANLEY 06/09/06 0040188 84 THOMASON, ALTON L. 03/12/06 0013003 387 DIXON, DEWELL D. 06/07/06 0031158 580 GOLINO, ANTHONY 04/12/06 0029202 86 FORD, ALBERT A. 04/24/06 0031387 387 RAMSEY, LESTER J. 06/05/06 0080312 580 HARMON, THOMAS J. 03/10/06 0030830 86 LAMPHIER, RAYMOND D. 05/05/60 0032356 392 MOORE, WILLIAM E. 03/29/06 0011305 580 MIRANDA, MICHAEL 04/12/06 0026297 86 MC KEE,JACK W. 04/06/06 0030632 392 MORRIS, JOHN W. 04/19/06 0032794 580 PIRRO, CARLO 03/28/06 0032724 89 BENEDICT, CLAUDE L. 04/26/06 0070342 393 AXEN, HEINRICH W. 06/30/06 0037493 584 HERNDON, CECIL E. 06/08/06 0044972 92 BRIGGS, HARLAN S. 05/04/06 0026755 393 FLETCHER, CLAUDE E. 03/20/06 0025690 584 MELTON, CARL 03/10/06 0048736 92 RITCH, O H. 05/04/06 0018789 393 JEWELL, JAMES T. 04/07/06 0047788 597 HOFFMAN, RAYMOND A. 05/06/06 0025426 92 WIGLEY, DAVID J. 06/17/06 0026603 393 OLIVER, HOMER G. 12/01/05 0040583 597 JACOBS, JAMES R. 04/14/06 0041148 97 COE, M KARL M. 05/16/06 0034568 395 BAYER, WILLIAM H. 05/20/06 0024448 623 DONACHRICHA, GEORGE 02/17/06 0037456 97 DENSKY, JOHN J. 05/13/06 0029284 395 IGNAZITO, DOMINIC 04/03/06 0020040 625 OTSUJI, TADAO 03/14/06 0024384 97 KABATOFF, PETER 03/28/06 0048260 395 MERICH, GEORGE 06/12/06 0038585 697 CRUFF, ALBERT J. 06/02/06 0032879 97 SMITH, WILLIAM H. 06/20/06 0039407 395 MOWRY, HAROLD C. 06/10/06 0043794 704 SMITH, WILLIAM W. 02/09/06 0028422 103 CHAPIN, JAMES W. 04/08/06 0027127 395 ROBINSON, ROY 05/15/06 0034392 704 STEPHENS, CHARLES 04/04/06 0027155 103 WIGGINS, LESLIE 06/16/06 0046022 396 HANKINS, ARNOLD D. 03/21/06 0034357 709 MORGAN, CHARLES C. 06/27/06 0039695 111 BUSH, MENO J. 04/02/06 0038643 396 MATCHELL, RAYMOND C. 03/23/06 0032113 720 KREWAY, JOSEPH 04/15/06 0039246 112 DI DONATO, RAYMOND J. 03/31/06 0038127 396 MULLEN, MICHAEL W. 05/27/06 0037902 720 LESTER, LLOYD G. 06/26/06 0034278 118 ALFREY, ANDY 05/08/06 0046772 396 SMASHEY, DAVID L. 03/30/06 0024527 720 MEIER, JOHN A. 04/22/06 0033429 118 COBB, FRED 03/28/06 0023147 397 OLIVER, LAMAR D. 03/19/06 0034539 721 BABIN, AMEDEE 02/21/06 0035491 118 DUFF, WILLIAM M. 04/28/06 0032770 397 WHITE, VERYLAND 06/18/06 0037944 721 BAKER, ERIC 04/15/06 0033714 118 HORSTMEYER, HERMAN G. 04/04/06 0019471 401 CASEY, WILLIAM 05/04/06 0046135 721 BUNIO, ROMAN 05/08/06 0037992 118 RITTER, RICHARD E. 05/05/06 0040823 401 MARINO, LAWRENCE C. 04/23/06 0039618 721 JORDAN, HENRY 03/03/06 0043285 118 WOOD, DAVID E. 05/05/06 0080435 401 WILSON, GARLAND 03/21/06 0020159 721 MAC LENNAN,PHILLIP 03/27/06 0042905 135 BOUDREAUX, WILLARD C. 06/02/06 0030741 402 FRAZIER, BENNY R. 03/10/06 0043692 721 NOEL, CLEMENT 05/02/06 0047448 135 DECKER, IRIS D. 05/15/06 0021517 402 GALBRAITH, JAMES F. 03/05/06 0041684 721 YAROSKI, ROY 03/17/06 0023784 135 DORMAN, EDGAR A. 06/25/06 0038648 402 GORDON, GEORGE B. 02/12/06 0034784 736 BURGESS, BERNARD A. 05/14/06 0047889 135 SEVIER, MYRON E. 03/03/06 0029776 405 HARPS, ISHMAEL 07/26/03 0048479 736 DALLAIR, JOHN 05/27/06 0032481 135 SONNIER, HILARY D. 06/26/06 0041099 405 MC BRIDE, MICHAEL E. 01/15/06 0017416 736 HUEBNER, JOHN G. 05/04/06 0038063

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L.U. Name Date Pension 11 CASEY, RICHARD P. 07/01/06 0080282 201 WISE, JOSEPH W. 07/01/06 0080709 No. Number 11 KUPRIS, ANTHONY J. 07/01/06 0080643 207 JUBAK, CHARLES D. 07/01/06 0080972 736 MARTIN, ERIC S. 12/20/05 0033078 11 RUANE, ROBERT M. 07/01/06 0080644 229 WILSON, ROBERT E. 07/01/06 0080973 736 PHILLIPS, JACK B. 03/25/06 0028158 11 SMILEY, CHARLES W. 07/01/06 0080460 263 WHITE, GARY L. 07/01/06 0080582 736 ROY, JEAN M. 04/25/06 0041296 11 SWARTZ, RUSSELL 07/01/06 0080814 292 ZARTMAN, ERNEST D. 07/01/06 0080795 759 BUSHBY, EDWIN 04/16/06 0048355 14 ACKERMAN, RONALD B. 07/01/06 0080645 373 BINDSHEDLER, GEORGE F. 07/01/06 0080308 764 WOODFORD, WILLIAM 04/05/06 0044330 14 KOENIG, NORMAN H. 07/01/06 0080770 373 DONNELLY, WILLIAM E. 07/01/06 0080309 769 BLACKBURN, CURTIS 04/11/06 0020875 15 MC DONALD, LEONARD C. 07/01/06 0080950 373 RUFNER, RONALD D. 07/01/06 0080311 769 COLLIVER, KENNETH H. 04/21/06 0040059 15 MC GILLICUDDY, EDWARD M. 07/01/06 0080951 378 CHANNELL, THEODORE T. 07/01/06 0080667 769 CUPP, CECIL 05/09/06 0017357 15 WOOD, LAWRENCE H. 07/01/06 0080952 378 DOWNS, DONALD D. 07/01/06 0080844 769 RAKES, JOHNNY W. 04/16/06 0031265 16 MACK, CHARLES P. 07/01/06 0080647 378 VAN BRUNT, BILL 07/01/06 0080738 772 SHEPLER, CLAIR J. 06/24/06 0037329 17 CHAMBERS, MERLE E. 07/01/06 0080713 379 SARE, LARRY J. 01/01/06 0080977 782 ARANT, ALBERT 04/28/06 0017980 17 KRAUS, KENNETH K. 07/01/06 0080712 379 VALENTINE, GARRARD L. 07/01/06 0080775 782 BONE, HERSCHEL E. 03/09/06 0027031 17 LOWE, MELVIN E. 07/01/06 0080714 383 CLAUSEN, HAROLD W. 07/01/06 0080570 782 PEYTON, CHARLES R. 04/11/06 0030260 17 RADZIK, JOSEPH M. 07/01/06 0080716 387 DUTTON, VERNARD M. 07/01/06 0080886 786 BRAZEAU, WILBRAD 03/22/06 0048254 17 ROSENBERGER, MATTHEW E. 07/01/06 0080717 387 ELSNER, LARRY E. 07/01/06 0080836 786 LAPOSSIE, ROBERT J. 01/26/06 0048874 17 SMITH, MYRON V. 07/01/06 0080715 387 LEAVELL, MAX 07/01/06 0080979 798 BAKER, JOHNNY A. 05/09/06 0028863 22 FRYAR, JONATHAN F. 07/01/06 0080851 395 CURRY, JEROME W. 07/01/06 0080887 798 CAYLOR, BOBBY J. 04/27/06 0047865 22 KELLEY, MAURICE L. 04/01/06 0080407 395 GLOYESKE, GERALD 07/01/06 0080586 808 BATES, EUGENE S. 05/20/06 0022411 24 JOHNSON, CARL D. 07/01/06 0080880 395 INDRYSEK, GREGORY P. 07/01/06 0080753 808 SIMPSON, BERNARD T. 04/21/06 0042466 24 NORTH, DANIEL L. 07/01/06 0080789 395 NIXON, EDWARD A. 07/01/06 0080820 843 OSBORNE, LESTER 04/11/06 0018510 25 HALBERG, FREDERIC W. 07/01/06 0080718 395 PUREVICH, EDWARD 07/01/06 0080888 PENSION SUMMARY 27 LEE, SHELDON P. 07/01/06 0080461 396 BARTAREAU, EARL R. 07/01/06 0080889 Previous Pensioners 18,750 29 BYRD, JOHN A. 07/01/06 0080815 396 BONVILLAIN, ROBERT B. 07/01/06 0080754 New Pensioners 282 29 DEMPSEY, JAMES E. 07/01/06 0080791 396 HEMMER, GERALD J. 07/01/06 0080739 ______29 HARDY, M. GUNNAR G. 07/01/06 0080998 396 HOLTKAMP, GARY F. 07/01/06 0080672 19,032 33 LAZORE, ROBERT L. 07/01/06 0080831 396 LOEHR, STEVEN J. 07/01/06 0080867 Reinstated ...... 1 44 HALCOMB, DAN W. 07/01/06 0080842 397 HINSON, CARLOS F. 07/01/06 0080802 ------44 MC CUBBIN, ELDEN C. 07/01/06 0080881 401 BURNS, RICHARD C. 07/01/06 0080803 19,033 44 MC DANELL, JAMES H. 07/01/06 0080366 401 SIESS, RICHARD A. 07/01/06 0080981 Deceased ...... -306 44 PEOPLES, JOHN E. 07/01/06 0080525 416 BLAIR, ODELL 04/01/06 0080890 ------44 RUSSO, WAYNE A. 07/01/06 0080882 416 HECKENLIVELY, WESLEY 04/01/06 0080891 18,727 Suspended ...... - 0 44 STEPHENS, JERRY G. 07/01/06 0080883 416 ROSE, THOMAS E. 04/01/06 0080892 ------45 CARROLL III, JOHN J. 07/01/06 0080852 417 WEBER, WILLIAM F. 07/01/06 0080985 18,727 46L PRIEST, DANIEL 07/01/06 0080863 420 TANKESLEY, JERE W. 07/01/06 0080838 Returned to Work ...... - 0 58 PASCUAL, OWEN E. 07/01/06 0080864 433 D ERRICO, CARMEN C. 07/01/06 0080674 ------60 EMERSON, RONALD S. 07/01/06 0080832 433 LEDESMA, DONALD M. 07/01/06 0080893 18,727 60 MC KERCHIE, WILLIAM R. 07/01/06 0080833 440 TARBELL, ARTHUR 07/01/06 0081002 63 CRAWLEY, CHARLES 07/01/06 0080816 444 DEPRATT, ROBERT J. 07/01/06 0081003 MEMBERS ADDED TO THE PENSION ROLLS 63 DEASY, EDWIN 07/01/06 0080865 444 GROB, NORMAN J. 07/01/06 0080745 JULY 2006 63 KOVACIK, MELVIN 07/01/06 0080706 444 KELLY, PATRICK S. 07/01/06 0080677 1 GIBBONS, DONALD G. 07/01/06 0080940 66 JACKSON, JAY H. 07/01/06 0080434 451 BERRY, DOUGLAS W. 07/01/06 0080854 1 LALLY, PATRICK 07/01/06 0080868 67 DAVIS, RICKY D. 07/01/06 0081013 451 SPENCER, HARRY 07/01/06 0080859 1 MILLER, ERNEST K. 07/01/06 0080869 68 HESS, HOWARD 07/01/06 0080834 477 FAULKNER, JOHNNY A. 07/01/06 0080678 1 ODOM, JESSE J. 07/01/06 0080870 70 BRANHAM, CHARLES G. 07/01/06 0080792 480 DE MICHELE, CHARLES J. 07/01/06 0080804 1 SHAUGHNESSY, JAMES M. 07/01/06 0080866 70 CLEMENT, JOSEPH D. 07/01/06 0080961 489 DORUNDA, ALBERT N. 04/01/06 0080861 3 CLOUNER, RONALD E. 07/01/06 0080618 70 WORKMAN, JIMMIE L. 07/01/06 0080793 492 CHOATE, ALTON L. 07/01/06 0081004 3 POWERS, RICHARD H. 07/01/06 0080457 75 SMITH, R A. 07/01/06 0080884 492 DARNELL, HORACE T. 07/01/06 0081005 3 ROZANC, JOSEPH L. 07/01/06 0080942 84 STOKES, EDGAR E. 07/01/06 0080817 495 LANGLITZ, WILLIAM O. 07/01/06 0080849 5 UNGER, ROBERT L. 07/01/06 0080825 86 STAINER, RICHARD A. 07/01/06 0080773 495 SHROYER, D K. 07/01/06 0080839 7 CONLEY, VINCENT P. 07/01/06 0080871 89 PUFFER, CHARLES D. 07/01/06 0080708 512 NELSON, DARRYL A. 07/01/06 0080988 7 MORIN, CLARENCE 07/01/06 0080943 92 LOWE, JAMES H. 07/01/06 0080857 549 HUMES, WILLARD L. 07/01/06 0081006 7 QUINLAN, WILLIAM D. 07/01/06 0080944 97 DARBY, FRED E. 07/01/06 0080963 549 MC GARY, DAVID E. 07/01/06 0080805 8 GUERTIN, WILLIAM P. 07/01/06 0080997 97 LLEWELLYN, DOUGLAS C. 07/01/06 0080965 549 MURPHY, PAT 07/01/06 0080855 8 PATRON, DEAN H. 07/01/06 0080862 97 TOEWS, WALTER W. 07/01/06 0080966 549 SIMPSON, EDWARD T. 07/01/06 0080806 10 ANDERSON, ROY L. 07/01/06 0080827 97 WILSON, WILLIAM H. 07/01/06 0080967 580 CHRISTIANO, PETER 07/01/06 0080680 10 BENGE, JACK L. 07/01/06 0080642 103 BEASLEY, CHESTER L. 07/01/06 0081000 580 PARADISE, JOHN 07/01/06 0080710 10 CUNNINGHAM, H K. 07/01/06 0080872 103 GRANT, ROBERT E. 07/01/06 0080818 580 PRISCO, ANTHONY 07/01/06 0080840 10 GARRETT, ARTHUR L. 07/01/06 0080873 103 IPOCK, HARRY R. 07/01/06 0080306 625 COLOMA, TEOFILO S. 07/01/06 0080386 10 HULSEY, DONALD H. 07/01/06 0080874 103 PARKINSON, GERALD N. 07/01/06 0081001 625 TOTTEN, ABRAHAM K. 07/01/06 0081007 10 PERKINS, RONALD D. 07/01/06 0080875 155 FLORES, INES 07/01/06 0080835 700 WHITEWAY, DAVID 07/01/06 0080841 10 PERRY, HARLEY R. 07/01/06 0080876 155 HILL, JIM 07/01/06 0080659 704 ROBERTS, VERLIN L. 01/01/06 0080938 10 PRICE, JERRY 07/01/06 0080877 155 HOLLOWAY, FRANK L. 07/01/06 0080843 709 BROWN, DANIEL P. 07/01/06 0080993 10 ROBB, WALLACE M. 07/01/06 0080878 167 SANDERS, EARNEST L. 07/01/06 0080970 720 BENNETT, TEXAS J. 07/01/06 0080896 10 TUNNELL, BOBBY R. 07/01/06 0080879 201 PROPST, LARRY W. 01/01/06 0080515 721 DESCHENES, REAL G. 07/01/06 0080807 22 THE IRONWORKER 725 GRAHAM, JOHN 07/01/06 0080468 7 PERRY, IRVING R. 08/01/04 0012086 58 FELDER, CLARENCE T. 11/08/05 0027868 732 MASAK, FRANK K. 07/01/06 0080782 7 SARTORI, FRANK E. 08/25/06 0041941 58 HUTCHINSON, EDWARD O. 08/01/06 0019750 732 PATTERSON, JOHN E. 07/01/06 0080899 8 BAKER, GEORGE W. 04/25/06 0032841 63 BONOW, JAMES C. 07/08/06 0026565 736 ADAM, CECIL 07/01/06 0080783 8 HARPER, WILLIAM B. 06/02/06 0033783 63 FLOREK, DONALD M. 07/11/06 0060079 736 DAMAS, AMERICO D. 07/01/06 0080251 8 MISZEWSKI, DAVID J. 07/16/06 0046514 63 HEBEL, RONALD W. 07/28/06 0042885 736 GOLFI, DOMENIC 07/01/06 0080784 8 SELIG, LAWRENCE A. 05/23/06 0040072 63 JOHNSON, BRUCE 07/05/06 0038000 736 HARAKAS, WINSTON D. 07/01/06 0080809 8 WENNER, JOSEPH P. 08/01/06 0022223 63 SCHNEIDER, HENRY 06/20/06 0024876 736 HOLLOWAY, WILLIAM L. 07/01/06 0080683 8 WISNEFSKE, DONALD F. 07/09/06 0032763 66 ARTHUR, JACKIE G. 07/15/06 0046443 736 LAFORME, RICHARD 07/01/06 0080810 10 BINNS, LOUIS V. 08/02/06 0019460 66 FOY, DANIEL V. 06/19/06 0029904 736 MC COY, ALVIN 07/01/06 0080811 10 BOSTON, GEORGE E. 09/05/06 0032693 68 ANGIOLETTI, AUGUST 07/17/06 0025145 736 NYBERG, BRIAN 07/01/06 0080765 10 CURRENT, DAVID H. 09/06/06 0035590 68 MILLEN, LEONARD F. 08/25/06 0024046 759 ARPIN, ERNEST J. 07/01/06 0080812 10 HAMILTON, WILLIAM G. 06/14/06 0032883 70 MORRIS, GRIFFITH R. 08/04/06 0046692 765 FORTIN, LAURIER P. 07/01/06 0080994 10 KIRCH, MERLE E. 07/29/06 0036553 75 DAVISON, EUGENE 08/16/06 0032549 765 GERTCH, JEAN C. 07/01/06 0080897 10 MORRISSEY, JAMES L. 08/26/06 0043595 75 KOHNE, CALVIN F. 08/01/06 0029793 765 JOHNSTON, ROBERT E. 07/01/06 0080813 11 COLLINS, ARTHUR A. 06/05/06 0029541 75 MC KINNEY, ROBERT A. 07/10/06 0029503 769 CORNWELL, CHARLES E. 04/01/04 0050179 11 KELLEHER, MORTIMER 09/13/06 0046357 75 ROSEBERRY, CLARENCE J. 09/16/06 0014188 771 ROBINSON, GLEN W. 07/01/06 0080767 11 PHILLIPS, WILLIAM M. 08/07/06 0042191 79 GARRETT, GEORGE A. 08/21/06 0021693 771 ZABA, AUGUST J. 07/01/06 0080898 12 BOWEN, NOBLE M. 08/07/06 0049190 84 CAMPBELL, RAYMOND 07/24/06 0028223 772 LITTLE, EARL D. 07/01/06 0081008 12 DAWES, EDWIN F. 06/06/06 0038518 84 WHITE, ALBERT L. 09/03/06 0049529 772 SIGRIST, JOHN S. 07/01/06 0081009 12 DOBROSKI, ANDREW 08/11/06 0021201 86 BERTINO, LOUIS R. 08/20/06 0022783 772 STIVER, ROBERT C. 07/01/06 0081010 12 PRAGA, JOSEPH B. 07/08/06 0020411 86 SEMELING, BERNT 08/30/06 0023641 772 WILLIAMSON, DENNIS L. 07/01/06 0081011 14 CLARK, THOMAS R. 07/25/06 0040848 86 WILLIS, GERRIT E. 07/21/06 0070281 772 WOOL, JAMES L. 07/01/06 0081012 14 DONAIS, JACK E. 09/11/06 0039249 92 BAINBRIDGE, GEORGE W. 07/03/06 0025409 787 LONGWELL, CHARLES E. 07/01/06 0080856 14 JOHNSON, THERON H. 08/31/06 0026404 97 COE, M KARL 05/16/06 0034568 808 NORTHCUTT, THOMAS A. 07/01/06 0080824 15 BURKE, P J. 09/11/06 0038377 97 DRIEDGER, RUDOLPH 07/13/06 0036175 842 COMEAU, GILBERT J. 07/01/06 0080848 15 SKUT, STANLEY 08/08/06 0043040 97 KOHLS, ELMER 08/14/06 0036248 843 VICKORY, WINIFORD R. 07/01/06 0080536 16 DUDICK, GEORGE 07/21/06 0028910 103 GORDON, OWEN C. 07/23/06 0042260 MEMBERS REINSTATED JULY 2006 16 MONTALBANO, JACK 07/05/06 0016636 103 ROBERTS, PHILLIP R. 07/25/06 0042613 16 RINGGER, ROBERT G. 07/08/06 0021288 111 O GARA, MICHAEL R. 09/16/06 0034900 16 IOZZI, GUIDO 07/01/06 0040222 16 SEARS, WARREN E. 09/04/06 0036563 112 MILLER, JOE N. 07/18/06 0030166 86 WILKES, STANTON H. 07/01/06 0037363 17 BEAL, SAMUEL E. 05/18/06 0031719 118 MOORE, HOMER 06/08/06 0017616 97 BOWLES, WILLIAM I. 07/01/06 0048808 17 DUDICH, FRANK R. 07/22/05 0032803 135 DELANO, JERRY W. 05/17/06 0044600 155 GADDINI, ROBERT D. 10/01/05 0043600 17 GARNER, ROBERT C. 08/09/06 0031877 135 STERLING, MURPHY F. 06/29/06 0033595 396 RODEBAUGH, FREDERICK L. 08/07/06 0031918 17 JOYCE, MICHAEL F. 06/06/06 0048365 136 FITZGERALD, JEROME F. 07/10/06 0037091 396 THOMPSON, MICHAEL A. 04/01/06 0036895 17 MC CAFFERTY, NORMAN T. 07/22/06 0035970 136 PELLEGRINI, ROCCO A. 07/13/06 0029737 842 STONE, PATRICK J. 01/01/06 0050332 17 SCHULTZ, GEORGE A. 07/03/06 0010345 136 SMITH, JOSEPH E. 07/05/06 0040434 MEMBERS DECEASED JULY 2006 17 SZABO, THOMAS D. 05/13/06 0048958 155 HOLT, EARL 07/25/06 0021566 1 FRANTZEN, DANIEL C. 06/08/06 0080786 17 VARGA, STEVE 06/27/06 0026052 172 DILLON, HOWARD 07/31/06 0022271 1 GRIESHABER, CHARLES J. 05/23/06 0028226 17 WASILKO, GEORGE 05/28/06 0026315 197 GALLAGHER, RONALD 07/25/06 0049974 1 JONES, JAMES M. 08/10/06 0034588 21 DRAKE, JAMES F. 05/23/06 0049909 207 ROSOVITZ, JOSEPH 08/04/06 0022401 1 MANGOGNA, VINCENT P. 07/31/06 0034159 21 VANOVER, MORGAN J. 08/22/06 0049684 229 BURNSIDE, KENNETH G. 07/01/06 0080371 1 MARSZALEK, WALTER J. 07/16/06 0038102 22 GOFF, JOHNNY R. 06/05/06 0044613 229 NARANJO, JOSE A. 06/28/06 0048200 1 OLSEN, DONALD C. 08/03/06 0043929 24 CRAIG, RICHARD W. 08/11/06 0040570 263 IRWIN, STUART L. 07/25/06 0031561 1 RABY, ROOSEVELT 07/27/06 0049434 24 KASTLE, ROBERT S. 04/15/06 0028118 272 SUTA, MICHAEL 06/30/06 0023532 1 ROBINSON, LAWRENCE E. 06/12/06 0043673 24 MOSHER, WILLIAM F. 06/27/06 0027707 301 MOFFITT, FRANK 03/08/06 0039262 1 SCHAFER, HAROLD S. 08/21/06 0015568 25 EILF, PETER P. 06/30/06 0025027 301 WARD, PAUL H. 07/10/06 0041341 1 SMITH, RICHARD F. 07/14/06 0080512 25 GRAY, ALFUS U. 08/01/06 0035005 321 WOOSLEY, JIMMY D. 07/07/06 0038460 1 TOMEI, MICHAEL A. 07/31/06 0060014 25 HAMILTON, ROBERT L. 07/15/06 0039653 340 CARPENTER, KEITH B. 07/25/06 0050792 1 WATERS, BERNARD H. 06/26/06 0021313 25 LATARTE, RUSSELL G. 04/28/06 0010112 340 FARABEE, GARLIN L. 08/23/06 0031122 3 BEREZNICKI, WILLIAM V. 07/11/06 0043295 25 MC CALLUM,GEORGE 08/13/06 0032426 340 TRUMAN, DONALD F. 07/15/06 0028134 3 JOHNSON, WILLIAM E. 07/17/06 0036903 25 MC DOWELL, DAVID L. 07/30/06 0030660 350 ROWAN, JOSEPH F. 07/19/06 0030456 3 ROBERTO, FRED A. 08/16/06 0031681 25 MC LEOD,ELMER A. 06/18/06 0013886 361 BLENKENSOPP, DAVID 08/12/06 0047994 5 TOLLIVER, STACY 09/02/06 0039638 25 MILLER, JAMES A. 07/07/06 0046947 361 KLEPACK, RICHARD 08/03/06 0027559 6 BRAY, DONALD L. 07/14/06 0030445 25 PAUL, ALPHONSE 08/24/06 0027942 361 PASHKO, MICHAEL 08/12/06 0036681 6 BROOKS, MELVIN 07/10/06 0034411 28 PLEASANTS, JAMES W. 07/26/06 0037743 372 MARTIN, WILLIAM 05/31/06 0023320 6 FENCLAU, FRANK L. 09/09/06 0044037 29 CARR, ELMER M. 07/31/06 0022705 372 SILZ, JOSEPH J. 07/28/06 0032014 6 STYBORSKI, LEO S. 09/02/06 0028593 36 HENNING, RUSSELL W. 06/26/06 0034811 373 FENNELL, WILLIAM J. 07/14/06 0041351 6 WATERS, RAYMOND T. 01/16/06 0023212 40 MURPHY, WILLIAM R. 09/02/06 0041903 373 JENSEN, KNUD F. 07/10/06 0035594 7 DE BENEDICTIS, ALFRED E. 06/21/06 0047322 40 PALMQUIST, LEO 02/05/06 0048148 377 CONVERSE, DANARD D. 05/22/06 0034844 7 HUBLEY, JOHN D. 08/02/06 0030922 44 PLAYFORTH, EVERETT E. 09/07/06 0032366 377 GUERRA, NICANOR F. 07/21/06 0043107 7 LAGRECA, FREDERICK R. 07/02/06 0032932 45 WHITE, GEORGE 09/03/06 0050402 378 BROWN, WILLIAM L. 08/21/06 0046447 7 LEGRICE, MARSHALL 05/29/06 0027358 48 ZITTEL, ROBERT J. 05/31/06 0027889 384 ARBAN, JOHN F. 08/27/06 0011794 7 MAHER, FRANCIS X. 06/11/05 0036379 55 WALTERS, ROBERT C. 08/05/06 0048853 384 DALTON, HARVEY W. 07/13/06 0026921 7 MAHER, THOMAS C. 06/16/06 0021128 57 MARKARIAN, HARRY 01/28/06 0031451 384 WEBB, PAUL Q. 09/02/06 0035204 7 MARKARIAN, HARRY 01/28/06 0031451 58 EDMONSTON, JOSEPH E. 07/12/06 0028006 386 SUAREZ, OLEGARIO 09/12/06 0032587 DECEMBER 2006 23 387 COCHRAN, HAROLD T. 07/16/06 0049120 492 CLARK, PAUL 07/29/06 0027309 736 MAC KINNON,DON 08/13/06 0049189 387 LIVERY, JOHN W. 08/04/06 0044603 492 NICHOLS, TOMMIE L. 07/24/06 0045085 759 LAROCQUE, GEORGE W. 07/02/06 0050222 392 NARUP, JEROME J. 07/09/06 0070923 492 READ, ALMA M. 09/08/06 0036813 769 NEWMAN, RUSSELL H. 07/21/06 0024987 395 LANGBEEN, KARL J. 08/14/06 0044951 495 SOLANO, MANUEL 05/05/06 0026086 769 PATTERSON, GEORGE E. 09/04/06 0024357 395 LITTLE, LAWRENCE G. 07/09/06 0032825 498 KENNEDY, JOHN W. 02/07/06 0019753 786 JOLY, RONALD 09/01/06 0050395 395 STROUD, ROBERT H. 07/12/06 0042487 512 ILSLEY, FRED H. 06/22/06 0037860 841 GROSS, HUBERT L. 07/07/06 0025257 396 ASHWORTH, KENNETH 07/22/06 0024274 512 KIRK, PIERSON J. 09/04/06 0025943 841 KENLEY, HENRY D. 06/15/06 0046762 396 DIECKMANN, JOHN P. 07/30/06 0035872 512 PAONES, PAT 07/18/06 0022842 843 KNIGHT, JACK H. 08/07/06 0040314 396 MINDA, PETER F. 05/17/06 0029590 512 PARENTEAU, EUGENE H. 08/02/06 0050807 843 PRINCE, O NEAL 07/10/06 0032646 396 RODEBAUGH, FREDERICK L. 08/07/06 0031918 549 AMOS, DON C. 08/02/06 0042398 397 EVERHART, JAMES F. 03/26/06 0048021 549 MONTGOMERY, JERRY R. 08/14/06 0047431 MEMBERS RETURN TO WORK JULY 2006 397 GULLEY JR, WILLIAM A. 01/27/06 0038246 550 MC VICKER,VICTOR E. 08/30/06 0050294 1 FELTON, ERNEST E. 04/01/04 0041071 397 PATTERSON, GLEN E. 09/12/06 0048229 550 MORENA, MARK J. 07/12/06 0021621 1 POCIUS, BRADFORD 07/01/05 0050989 401 PASCIULLO, DANIEL 09/10/06 0029263 550 ZEIGLER, JERRY L. 07/19/06 0046755 25 LUDWIG, GLEN W. 10/01/05 0047560 401 WILKES, WILLIAM S. 07/04/06 0024254 577 DEMING, ELDON W. 08/21/06 0044061 92 BAILEY, JIMMY W. 01/01/06 0049774 404 KRODEL, ELWOOD W. 07/07/06 0023317 580 CROOM, THOMAS H. 07/28/06 0014822 764 COOPER, JOSEPH 01/01/05 0043957 404 LLOYD, THOMAS A. 07/01/06 0041924 580 MURPHY, RICHARD J. 08/07/06 0034332 416 BONILLA, RUDOLPH 08/22/06 0036897 584 ARMSTRONG, WILLARD C. 06/13/06 0025623 416 BOSCH, IGNATZ 05/22/06 0049751 584 CRAIG, GEORGE A. 08/01/06 0044912 PENSION SUMMARY 416 REEVE, GERALD A. 07/04/06 0014777 584 HOLLAWAY, WALTER F. 07/21/06 0040548 Previous Pensioners ...... 18,727 416 TAYLOR, GLEN N. 05/30/06 0040560 584 JONES, SEQUOYAH R. 08/11/06 0023622 417 BARBER, GEORGE 06/29/06 0030501 591 TREADWELL, WILLIAM A. 08/24/06 0033735 New Pensioners ...... 181 417 SONDAK, SOL 07/21/06 0028297 625 ANTOQUE, MARINE C. 06/19/06 0039180 ______424 MUCHERINO, ANTHONY 07/22/06 0033369 625 FERNANDEZ, RONALD O. 01/06/06 0042837 18,908 433 FAIR, ALFRED D. 08/27/05 0035325 704 VANN, JESSE J. 08/27/06 0021572 Reinstated ...... 7 433 FREEBURG, EJNER J. 07/13/06 0024787 704 WARREN, JAMES L. 08/02/06 0041366 ------433 LANSFORD, RONALD C. 07/16/06 0070636 704 WILLIS, THOMAS R. 07/07/06 0070602 433 LAWLEY, RAYMOND E. 07/04/06 0046164 710 SENSAT, WILSON 09/02/06 0025553 18,915 433 PALUMBO, SAMUEL J. 08/18/06 0014867 711 PHILLIPS, EDWARD 07/05/06 0070967 Deceased ...... -245 440 GADZIALA, JOSEPH 08/17/06 0026709 720 ZYLIZNY, WILLIAM 08/30/06 0023524 ------444 WICEVIC, ANDREW A. 09/12/06 0041889 721 CRANEY, THOMAS 08/11/06 0040156 18,670 451 BERRY, DOUGLAS W. 07/26/06 0080854 721 CROSBY, OVERTON 07/23/06 0043139 Suspended ...... -0 451 HOPKINS, JOHN R. 07/08/06 0041090 721 OSEIDA, PAUL 07/13/06 0042504 ------451 ROTEN, JAMES W. 08/26/06 0028835 721 WHEELER, RALPH 07/19/06 0049325 454 FRANCIS, OTIS R. 07/03/06 0023920 725 BELLENDIR, PETER 07/14/06 0042680 18,670 477 TAYS, JAMES HASSEL 08/19/06 0022122 732 COTTRELL, ROBERT L. 08/03/06 0049558 Returned to Work ...... -5 489 HEALEY, PATRICK F. 06/14/06 0035043 732 KENLEY, HENRY D. 06/15/06 0046762 ------489 SAULO, STEVE 09/05/06 0016225 736 DALLAIR, JOHN 05/27/06 0032481 18,665 498 KENNEDY, JOHN W. 02/07/06 0019753 736 FUCHS, OTTO 07/10/06 0041639

OFFICIAL MONTHLY RECORD APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR APRIL 2006

L.U. Member Claim Name Amount 17 465272 HALL, BOB G. 93142 2,000.00 135 219051 SEVIER, MYRON E. 93063 2,000.00 No. Number Number 17 619388 HIGGINS, ROBERT L. 93051 2,000.00 136 454183 DIAMOND, LAWRENCE E. 93148 2,000.00 17 153637 JANASIK, WILLIAM 93052 2,000.00 136 670927 SIMPSON, LEEMAN O. 93149 2,000.00 1 630093 BOND, PATRICK S. 93037 2,000.00 17 764796 LUTES, ROBERT 93118 2,000.00 147 189557 IGNEY, GAIL 93171 2,000.00 1 824855 JACKSON, EARNEST W. 93110 2,000.00 22 369031 ALBRECHT, THOMAS C. 93102 2,000.00 229 1249591 GONZALES, GUS C. 93064 1,750.00 1 533766 SILVA, RUDOLPH 93111 2,000.00 22 410964 BROWN, EDSEL R. 93053 2,000.00 263 777580 CHAMBERLAIN, HARRY R. 93172 2,000.00 3 369063 BORDAS, JOHN E. 93038 2,000.00 22 366422 MC NATT, WILLIAM 93120 2,000.00 290 847760 GARNER, JERRY W. 93104 2,000.00 3 417872 BOSNAK, VICTOR R. 93112 2,000.00 25 975507 BAKER, ROBERT B. 93054 2,000.00 290 759574 ROGERS, ARNOLD S. 93173 2,000.00 3 379586 BRAYSHAW, ROYAL E. 93113 2,000.00 25 340143 NOLAN, WALTER A. 93055 2,000.00 321 1191081 ORR, WILLIAM R. 93174 1,750.00 3 475688 CACOLICE, AUGUST F. 93140 2,000.00 25 755399 SIELSKI, WILLIAM 93056 2,000.00 373 899018 FORMAN, NEIL 93065 2,000.00 3 779890 ENNIS, HOWARD H. 93114 1,750.00 27 635796 BACHMEIER, ELTON E. 93057 2,000.00 377 240005 BURNLEY, PAUL H. 93066 2,000.00 3 1296238 HINISH, RICHARD M. 93115 1,400.00 40 545010 COSTELLO, RAYMOND 93167 2,000.00 377 424616 DOWELL, HOWARD G. 93067 2,000.00 3 595205 QUEVI, ALFRED G. 93039 2,000.00 40 429546 MALLAMS, GEORGE A. 93058 2,000.00 377 408143 SEATON, M F. 93068 2,000.00 3 449156 STEIGERWALD, JAMES A. 93164 2,000.00 44 915410 ARBUCKLE, ALOYSIUS 93143 2,000.00 378 1321231 CHATTMAN, LLOYD A. 93124 800.00 3 622967 SUTTON, CARL E. 93040 2,000.00 44 501715 FISCHER, RALPH C. 93121 2,000.00 393 581785 FLETCHER, CLAUDE E. 93175 2,000.00 5 800870 MORELAND, JAMES E. 93165 1,750.00 44 1147320 GARRISON, WARREN E. 93168 1,750.00 393 605286 WARDEN, CHARLES L. 93150 2,000.00 5 700940 O BARR,THOMAS W. 93041 2,000.00 44 821779 REYNOLDS, TED A. 93059 2,000.00 395 695732 HIPPIE, EVAN 93069 2,000.00 6 704446 OLSEN, KENNETH P. 93042 2,000.00 46 729698 SHORES, KENNETH R. 93144 2,000.00 395 398657 IGNAZITO, DOMINIC 93176 2,000.00 7 250488 ASHE, PAUL A. 93166 2,000.00 46 578450 WOODS, GENE D. 93060 2,000.00 396 797188 HANKINS, ARNOLD D. 93151 2,000.00 7 465283 CATALANO, MICHAEL L. 93043 2,000.00 48 472755 MCKAY, CHARLIE J. 93103 2,000.00 396 459563 MATCHELL, RAYMOND C. 93152 2,000.00 7 607393 CORTHELL, RICHARD J. 93099 2,000.00 63 180164 PAWLOWSKI, JOHN 93145 2,000.00 396 415705 SMASHEY, DAVID L. 93153 2,000.00 7 646834 O BRIEN, WILLIAM J. 93044 2,000.00 70 361920 BECKMAN, EVERETT 93122 2,000.00 397 622603 OLIVER, LAMAR D. 93105 2,000.00 7 823094 RUSSELL, DOUGLAS J. 93045 2,000.00 75 367819 BOOTH, JOHN W. 93169 2,000.00 401 946133 DI POALO, PETER F. 93126 8,000.00 9 669212 YOUNG, ROBERT F. 93116 2,000.00 79 876762 BLANKENSHIP,ARBERDEEN 93123 2,000.00 401 165767 WILSON, GARLAND 93125 2,000.00 10 833288 HILL, EDWARD E. 93046 2,000.00 86 426125 IRWIN, GORDON A. 93061 2,000.00 402 433674 FRAZIER, BENNY R. 93127 2,000.00 11 781076 DI PASQUALE, NICHOLAS 93047 2,000.00 86 440296 MARTINEZ, PHILLIP L. 93146 2,000.00 402 770098 GALBRAITH, JAMES F. 93128 2,000.00 12 361824 GOLDBERG, SOL 93048 2,000.00 97 913645 ANDERSON, PAUL H. 93091 2,000.00 402 506235 GORDON, GEORGE B. 93129 2,000.00 12 851635 KANE, KENNETH J. 93100 2,000.00 97 863597 REMIN, CHARLES W. 93092 2,000.00 405 346378 MC BRIDE, MICHAEL E. 93070 2,000.00 12 564780 MIENALTOWSKI, JOSEPH P. 93117 2,000.00 97 499105 STROUD, WILLIAM J. 93094 2,000.00 405 700645 MC KELVY, WILLIAM H. 93106 2,000.00 16 356643 WARFIELD, JOHN A. 93163 2,000.00 111 372519 BUSH, MENO J. 93147 2,000.00 405 326980 SHEPHERD, CLIFFORD L. 93107 2,000.00 16 485138 WOODS, MORRIS E. 93049 2,000.00 112 700194 DI DONATO, RAYMOND J. 93170 2,000.00 416 1100052 CARTER, HELEN S. 93071 1,750.00 17 467525 BALTHIS, HENRY A. 93119 2,000.00 118 374754 BOSANEK, JOHN E. 93036 2,000.00 417 726078 RYAN, LEO G. 93072 2,000.00 17 801524 BLEVINS, WILLIAM R. 93050 2,000.00 118 376582 GALLEGOS, DAN 93062 2,000.00 420 348076 SCHNEIDER, JOHN L. 93073 2,000.00 17 490059 BUNCE, JAMES D. 93141 2,000.00 24 THE IRONWORKER 17 703528 ALFORD, MAURICE E. 93275 2,000.00 550 1029793 THOMAS, DANIEL E. 93309 2,000.00 L.U. Member Name Claim No. Number Number Amount 17 602604 EDGECOMB, BYRON E. 93223 2,000.00 568 460695 FLANAGAN, STEWART O. 93297 2,000.00 17 478128 EUNGARD, JACK N. 93276 2,000.00 580 1230699 BREEN, KEVIN M. 93237 1,750.00 424 823865 SAMBUCO, LOUIS 93074 2,000.00 17 791690 FOLTZ, JAMES L. 93277 2,000.00 580 1092366 FREE, EDWARD J. 93219 1,750.00 433 1030725 BACON, LLOYD E. 93154 2,000.00 17 603787 HOLTHOUSE, BERNARD G. 93189 2,000.00 580 679422 GOLINO, ANTHONY 93298 2,000.00 433 675189 BEDDINGFIELD, HUBERT H. 93155 2,000.00 17 397067 MC KNIGHT, WILMONT 93209 2,000.00 580 543455 MIRANDA, MICHAEL 93202 2,000.00 433 324999 HARTZ, SANFORD M. 93075 2,000.00 22 243945 JENKEL, ELVIS H. 93190 2,000.00 591 742470 SOUTER, HARROLL G. 93220 2,000.00 433 526516 JACK, RAY 93156 2,000.00 22 637534 KNOTT, JERRY R. 93250 2,000.00 597 541689 BROWN, CHARLES E. 93218 2,000.00 433 526593 JACOBSEN, HARRY J. 93076 2,000.00 24 461479 FARMER, WILLIAM O. 93251 2,000.00 597 187576 HOFFMAN, RAYMOND A. 93299 2,000.00 433 427150 LIERMAN, WESLEY V. 93077 2,000.00 27 1170912 ALLRED, KENNY K. 93252 1,750.00 597 723251 JACOBS, JAMES R. 93238 2,000.00 444 381003 ARAMBASICH, EDWARD J. 93130 2,000.00 29 446006 BROWN, HARRY H. 93278 2,000.00 625 620510 OTSUJI, TADAO 93300 2,000.00 444 620245 HALL, JAMES D. 93078 2,000.00 29 624095 MC DONALD, RICHARD E. 93224 2,000.00 700 1197111 DESSUREAULT, ROGER 93221 1,750.00 451 783454 CHOMA, FRANCIS G. 93079 2,000.00 29 712532 THOMAS, BILL W. 93279 2,000.00 712 1341017 OMELKO, JOSH N. 93310 500.00 473 353574 KULPA, FRANK 93177 2,000.00 29 611859 WESTLAKE, NORVAL D. 93280 2,000.00 721 462946 BAKER, ERIC 93242 2,000.00 473 476435 WOJTAK, EDWARD W. 93131 2,000.00 37 1200312 GRIFFIN, MASON 93191 1,400.00 721 585882 MAC LENNAN,PHILLIP 93243 2,000.00 492 725900 THOMAS, BILLY J. 93132 2,000.00 40 581522 CAREW, WILLIAM J. 93192 1,750.00 721 860905 SWAN, JOHN 93244 2,000.00 498 731206 HARBACH, DE WAYNE V. 93133 2,000.00 40 585779 COLE, JAMES L. 93225 2,000.00 736 1049973 FAERBERBOECK, KARL 93245 2,000.00 499 1102076 OWENS, JOHN R. 93080 1,750.00 40 1188124 MURPHY, CHRISTOPHER B. 93193 1,750.00 736 616585 HUEBNER, JOHN G. 93311 2,000.00 502 455932 LUCIW, EUGENE 93178 2,000.00 40 571012 PARKER, CHESTER J. 93281 2,000.00 736 1073597 JORDAN, WARD B. 93312 1,750.00 512 536523 GARSCIA, CLARENCE R. 93081 2,000.00 44 502858 COX, ERNEST D. 93253 2,000.00 736 673828 MARTIN, ERIC S. 93246 2,000.00 522 756354 FRITZ, CLIFFORD H. 93179 2,000.00 44 786020 DAVIS, PAUL E. 93282 2,000.00 736 481100 PHILLIPS, JACK B. 93247 2,000.00 550 876883 ADAMS, DALE I. 93134 2,000.00 46L 1086116 FARMER, GENE M. 93302 1,750.00 736 943350 PIELUCH, WALTER 93248 2,000.00 568 576928 WATSON, CHARLES J. 93082 2,000.00 46L 1177311 VAUGHAN, THOMAS J. 93283 1,750.00 736 616828 ROY, JEAN M. 93268 2,000.00 576 443710 GROSS, NORBERT J. 93180 2,000.00 58 921084 BOND, TERRIA 93284 2,000.00 769 437080 BLACKBURN, CURTIS 93266 2,000.00 580 1087154 CODY, WILLIAM W. 93083 1,750.00 58 612104 LE BLANC,HARRY 93226 2,000.00 769 613585 COLLIVER, KENNETH H. 93301 2,000.00 580 358865 HARMON, THOMAS J. 93108 2,000.00 67 1072390 BARCLAY, JOHN J. 93227 1,750.00 769 741388 RAKES, JOHNNY W. 93239 2,000.00 580 416135 PIRRO, CARLO 93157 2,000.00 68 349462 DEL GAUDIO, FRANK P. 93285 2,000.00 782 624741 PEYTON, CHARLES R. 93240 2,000.00 584 679669 MELTON, CARL W. 93136 2,000.00 70 1140079 NOE, CHARLIE W. 93210 1,750.00 786 809178 BRAZEAU, WILBRAD 93222 2,000.00 584S 524772 HAWTHORNE, LEO 93135 2,000.00 84 503124 DROZD, ALBERT 93286 2,000.00 786 1148847 GUERETTE, MAURICE 93203 1,750.00 597 404277 BRADLEY, PEYTON J. 93181 2,000.00 84 448115 SWALLOW, F G. 93211 2,000.00 786 624874 LAPOSSIE, ROBERT J. 93313 2,000.00 601 893410 LEE, PHILIP C. 93084 2,000.00 84 214066 THOMASON, ALTON L. 93255 2,000.00 808 343571 SIMPSON, BERNARD T. 93267 2,000.00 612 346753 SCHMIDT, EDWARD J. 93158 2,000.00 86 1005515 DEN, LARRY R. 93287 2,000.00 832 156667 SHEA, EDWARD 93241 2,000.00 623 477097 DONACHRICHA, GEORGE 93109 2,000.00 86 490074 LAMPHIER, RAYMOND D. 93288 2,000.00 624 489276 GUIDRY, C J. 93159 2,000.00 86 420197 PRINCE, BURKE E. 93256 2,000.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID:...... 241,650.00 704 427658 GOODMAN, JOHN H. 93085 2,000.00 704 496744 SMITH, WILLIAM W. 93086 2,000.00 103 1116736 AUSTIN, JOHN M. 93289 1,750.00 704 724943 STEPHENS, CHARLES 93160 2,000.00 118 1143484 BEDFORD, DUANE M. 93290 1,750.00 DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR MAY 2006 711 1277037 SHARROW, WILLIAM J. 93182 1,400.00 118 411163 COBB, FRED 93212 2,000.00 712 1242978 STRUKAR, MLADEN 93095 1,750.00 118 1094173 GERDES, THOMAS L. 93213 1,750.00 46L 1347346 LURRY, PHILLIP 93254 NOT 12 721 559921 JORDAN, HENRY 93183 2,000.00 147 330558 CHURCHWARD, WM W. 93303 2,000.00 MOS MEMBER 721 1282216 JOSEPH, IVAN J. 93096 1,750.00 155 372756 BAKER, LEE R. 93194 2,000.00 512 1341322 KONO, ROBERT G. 93201 NOT 12 721 460627 LOCKE, JAMES 93097 2,000.00 167 537967 PITTMAN, JOE L. 93214 2,000.00 MOS MEMBER 721 1096794 ROBINSON, HARVEY D. 93184 1,750.00 172 477144 EING, JOHN A. 93304 2,000.00 721 455618 YAROSKI, ROY 93185 2,000.00 201 983633 KIRKLAND, TOMMY 93228 2,000.00 APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR JUNE 2006 728 1148171 BERARD, MICHEL 93098 1,750.00 207 256005 BUSH, FRANK H. 93257 2,000.00 736 1160471 HARRIS, JASON 93139 1,750.00 207 172058 CAMPBELL, WILLIAM 93258 2,000.00 1 314006 BARNETT, JOHN D. 93366 2,000.00 759 1137430 ARMSTRONG, TERRY 93138 1,750.00 263 630203 CARTER, WALTER C. 93259 2,000.00 1 812521 CHUDINA, ROBERT J. 93314 2,000.00 782 505979 BONE, HERSCHEL E. 93087 2,000.00 272 361375 MELVIN, JOSEPH J. 93291 2,000.00 1 157637 OLSEN, RAY 93429 2,000.00 786 1326968 COTE, ROGER 93162 800.00 301 174133 MARKHAM, IRA 93229 2,000.00 1 519201 RAINSFORD, MICHAEL 93315 2,000.00 787 953079 MEREDITH, ROGER W. 93088 2,000.00 321 603891 CATON, ROBERT Q. 93195 2,000.00 3 390614 FUNK, OSCAR R. 93367 2,000.00 790 643188 NIEMANN, PETER 93089 2,000.00 340 826015 LAKE, JACK E. 93196 2,000.00 3 483437 RADAKOVICH, SAMUEL 93316 2,000.00 790 532420 ROGA, MAX 93090 2,000.00 361 705978 DOHERTY, JOHN J. 93197 2,000.00 5 612025 IRVIN, JOHN H. 93368 2,000.00 790 944732 SMITH, TIMOTHY 93161 2,000.00 361 1338993 PETRETTI, TREVOR J. 93293 500.00 6 344524 HOPE, NILS F. 93400 2,000.00 378 1072365 CHRISMAN, KENDALL T. 93215 1,750.00 6 411267 PLAYTER, WILLIAM C. 93401 2,000.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID:...... 292,900.00 383 637818 FUNMAKER, MAX P. 93305 2,000.00 6 267584 WEBER, JACOB J. 93369 2,000.00 384 461502 SNODGRASS, RANDOLPH F. 93292 2,000.00 7 1069691 MC WILLIAMS,JOSEPH G.93402 7,000.00 392 497814 MORRIS, JOHN W. 93230 2,000.00 7 581593 ROONEY, THOMAS F. 93317 2,000.00 DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR APRIL 2006 393 668057 JEWELL, JAMES T. 93198 2,000.00 7 543521 SAMPSON, ROGER A. 93403 2,000.00 393 538915 OLIVER, HOMER G. 93231 2,000.00 12 398860 SOULIA, OLIVER L. 93370 2,000.00 55 1321803 DOUGLAS, WILLIAM A. 93137 IN ARREARS 395 1210355 COLE, JAMES M. 93260 1,750.00 15 744699 REILLY, EDWARD F. 93430 2,000.00 97 1172761 STONEHOUSE, DARYL H. 93093 NOT 12 MOS 395 927980 HANEY, MICHAEL O. 93306 2,000.00 16 489072 BOYCE, EDWARD L. 93371 2,000.00 MEMBER 396 1062920 HORTON, THOMAS R. 93307 1,750.00 16 922212 MIKULA, JAMES J. 93404 2,000.00 396 1257384 JOHNSON II,ANTHONY 93232 500.00 16 1334740 WILLIAMS, HOWELL L. 93318 500.00 APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR MAY 2006 401 554018 CASEY, WILLIAM 93294 2,000.00 17 143855 HOLLAN, EDWARD 93431 2,000.00 401 644040 MARINO, LAWRENCE C. 93233 2,000.00 22 805402 JONES, JAMES R. 93405 2,000.00 1 1130294 LEHNERT, CHARLES A. 93249 1,750.00 417 862545 SMITH, WILLIAM 93262 2,000.00 25 555514 KENDRICK, HARRY E. 93319 2,000.00 1 656768 SCOTT, ROBERT L. 93186 2,000.00 424 871345 TURNER, GEORGE C. 93261 2,000.00 25 506032 LEWIS, WILLIAM T. 93320 2,000.00 3 358235 BUTCHER, JAMES W. 93269 2,000.00 469 781075 PRIEST, BILLY H. 93199 2,000.00 25 583856 LEZOTTE, GERALD T. 93321 2,000.00 3 765962 CRUNY, CHARLES 93204 2,000.00 480 546642 SOKOLOWSKI, JOSEPH 93263 2,000.00 25 483465 TOUGAS, ROBERT N. 93322 2,000.00 3 740551 LAGONI, FRANK J. 93205 2,000.00 483 574690 IACOVINO, PETER 93234 2,000.00 25 501595 WAGNER, JACK R. 93323 2,000.00 7 422602 ANDERSON, ROBERT 93270 2,000.00 483 548356 PRATT, WILLIAM 93235 2,000.00 25 1153838 WHITE, SCOTT A. 93432 1,750.00 7 763432 DOHERTY, JAMES D. 93187 2,000.00 489 889450 STAVINOGA, STANLEY 93200 2,000.00 25 812900 WINTERFIELD, GLEN 93324 2,000.00 8 382205 JOHNSON, HAROLD L. 93271 2,000.00 501 420728 BELLONE, JOSEPH 93308 2,000.00 25 593997 WOODS, CHESTER 93325 2,000.00 8 886125 PASCOE, RICHARD L. 93272 2,000.00 501 907863 CHANCHOLO, WILLIAM 93295 2,000.00 27 427817 ECKHARDT, WILLARD 93326 2,000.00 9 637666 URBANI, ALDO 93206 2,000.00 502 1192516 IACOVES, JOHN L. 93296 1,750.00 27S 359264 KUMP, GLEN W. 93373 2,000.00 12 1098926 VAN VORSE,ROBERT 93207 1,750.00 502 862736 KENNEDY, WILLIAM M. 93264 2,000.00 37 358990 LACHANCE, EDWARD M. 93374 2,000.00 14 662698 LAIDLAW, WILLIAM B. 93208 2,000.00 506 634244 HELLERMANN, WALTER 93216 2,000.00 40 578335 TORCIVIA, ANTHONY A. 93327 2,000.00 14 541559 LANTERMAN, GLEN P. 93273 2,000.00 512 989696 MAIER, ROGER L. 93265 2,000.00 44 596752 ADKINS, BRUCE C. 93375 2,000.00 15 391817 KOVALESKI, EDMUND 93188 2,000.00 518 171502 NELSON, RALEIGH W. 93217 2,000.00 46L 1020287 DWYER, RICHARD T. 93328 2,000.00 16 367880 CAMPION, LEO J. 93274 2,000.00 522 934069 LOW, JAMES R. 93236 2,000.00 55 536416 FISHER, WILLIAM H. 93329 2,000.00 DECEMBER 2006 25 OFFICIAL MONTHLY RECORD

L.U. Member Claim 697 1338747 SCHULTZ, MICHAEL 93351 500.00 86 1078890 RIZIK, GREGORY G. 93543 1,750.00 No. Name Amount Number Number 711 907467 GAGNON, EMMANUEL 93447 2,000.00 92 567840 WIGLEY, DAVID J. 93544 2,000.00 60 230876 HUBBARD, ALONZO R. 93376 2,000.00 720 559871 KREWAY, JOSEPH 93397 2,000.00 103 713857 COLEMAN, CHARLES P. 93519 2,000.00 63 763188 MEEKS, JAMES P. 93406 2,000.00 721 574667 BABIN, AMEDEE 93360 2,000.00 103 571255 WIGGINS, LESLIE 93520 2,000.00 63 835003 NOVAK, KARL 93377 2,000.00 721 541767 BUNIO, ROMAN 93361 2,000.00 111 785556 MILBURN, ROBERT F. 93461 2,000.00 68 180243 GOODWIN, HORACE H. 93330 2,000.00 721 1205727 MONACO, JOE 93362 1,750.00 135 840197 DELANO, JERRY W. 93462 2,000.00 70 1100856 CLARK, JAMES R. 93331 7,000.00 721 796436 NICKLE, EDGAR 93363 2,000.00 135 369822 STERLING, MURPHY F. 93545 2,000.00 75 605200 BOUCHARD, CARL J. 93433 2,000.00 732 963671 BRASWELL, DANNY J. 93426 2,000.00 136 786664 ANGAROLA, ROBERT J. 93463 2,000.00 84 357690 HALEY, WOODROW 93378 2,000.00 736 444995 BURGESS, BERNARD A. 93364 2,000.00 136 187075 SMITH, JOSEPH E. 93546 2,000.00 84 369087 STUBBS, ELBERT L. 93332 2,000.00 736 723738 CARROLL, ALBERT 93398 2,000.00 155 882206 PEREZ, JAVIER 93521 2,000.00 86 663120 FORD, ALBERT A. 93333 2,000.00 759 1087969 HARRIS, RICHARD A. 93365 1,750.00 263 623816 BREWER, GEORGE B. 93485 2,000.00 86 371113 MC KEE,JACK W. 93334 2,000.00 764 1331884 RUSSELL, TAD D.L. 93428 800.00 272 452477 SUTA, MICHAEL 93523 2,000.00 89 896002 BENEDICT, CLAUDE L. 93407 2,000.00 764 443913 WOODFORD, WILLIAM 93399 2,000.00 301 396647 MOFFITT, FRANK 93464 2,000.00 92 488849 BRIGGS, HARLAN S. 93335 2,000.00 769 503069 CUPP, CECIL 93352 2,000.00 301 468529 WARD, PAUL H. 93547 2,000.00 790 1017161 LOPEZ, WILLIAM 93353 2,000.00 92 519259 RITCH, O H. 93336 2,000.00 321 641915 WOOSLEY, JIMMY D. 93548 2,000.00 798 461609 BAKER, JOHNNY A. 93356 2,000.00 97 855166 BERGER, RAYMOND L. 93358 2,000.00 361 646611 PIERCE, JOSEPH W. 93524 2,000.00 97 575482 DENSKY, JOHN J. 93395 2,000.00 798 598676 CAYLOR, BOBBY J. 93357 2,000.00 377 619625 CONVERSE, DANARD D. 93465 2,000.00 97 848346 KABATOFF, PETER 93359 2,000.00 808 583306 BATES, EUGENE S. 93446 2,000.00 103 366453 CHAPIN, JAMES W. 93408 2,000.00 843 530229 OSBORNE, LESTER 93394 2,000.00 377 1103141 MILES, EDWARD J. 93525 1,750.00 118 395429 ALFREY, ANDY 93337 2,000.00 378 1329019 CARTER, MIKE 93549 3,200.00 118 447039 HORSTMEYER, HERMAN G. 93434 2,000.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID:...... 257,050.00 384 482255 HAMMOND, GEORGE M. 93486 2,000.00 118 530510 RITTER, RICHARD E. 93338 2,000.00 387 389237 DIXON, DEWELL D. 93526 2,000.00 118 692437 WOOD, DAVID E. 93339 2,000.00 387 711020 RAMSEY, LESTER J. 93527 2,000.00 135 609311 BOUDREAUX, WILLARD C. 93435 2,000.00 DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR JUNE 2006 387 944546 TUCKER, DENNIS M. 93550 2,000.00 135 490105 DECKER, IRIS D. 93340 2,000.00 395 415564 LITTLE, LAWRENCE G. 93551 2,000.00 135 708811 FRAZIER, LLOYD 93379 2,000.00 290 815791 ADKISSON, LARRY 93343 IN 395 499406 STROUD, ROBERT H. 93552 2,000.00 135 406806 WILLIAMS, CALVIN L. 93436 2,000.00 ARREARS 396 155358 MINDA, PETER F. 93487 2,000.00 136 1182293 BOOTH, THOMAS H. 93341 1,750.00 512 1348503 RABBERS JR,ROBERT W. 93427 NOT 12 397 192223 CRUISE, EARNEST A. 93488 2,000.00 155 468663 HAGELSTEIN, TOMMIE S. 93409 2,000.00 MOS MEMBER 401 852388 BROPHY, DAVID 93553 2,000.00 155 941393 SPENCER, HENRY L. 93437 2,000.00 720 1345657 ASHTON, JAMES T. 93396 NOT 12 401 1077304 COOLEY, GEORGE E. 93489 1,750.00 201 1067692 MCLAUGHLIN, ROBERT O. 93342 1,750.00 MOS MEMBER 405 576693 SATTERWHITE, JOHN 93490 2,000.00 229 312157 DOWLING, THOMAS J. 93380 2,000.00 416 613637 BOSCH, IGNATZ 93466 2,000.00 272 367828 ALBERTIE, JAMES W. 93438 2,000.00 416 648864 HASTINGS, GEORGE G. 93491 2,000.00 272 1164407 SPENCER, KENNETH W. 93439 1,750.00 APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR JULY 2006 416 815886 PLOUGH, JAMES R. 93492 2,000.00 290 737260 HISSONG, WILLIAM E. 93381 2,000.00 416 659800 SAAVEDRA, HENRI H. 93493 2,000.00 292 336101 SLODERBECK, JAMES R. 93344 2,000.00 1 889703 FRANTZEN, DANIEL C. 93472 2,000.00 416 516816 TAYLOR, GLEN N. 93494 2,000.00 321 768138 TAYLOR, JAMES J. 93382 2,000.00 1 434648 GRIESHABER, CHARLES J. 93473 2,000.00 433 505988 HATCH, BERNARD E. 93528 2,000.00 340 403225 ADAMCZAK, RAYMOND J. 93440 2,000.00 1 557448 ORANGE, WILLIAM L. 93475 2,000.00 433 1163036 LOCKHART, JAMES M. 93554 1,750.00 340 515217 WORTHINGTON, EDWARD H.93410 2,000.00 1 394884 PETRANEK, LADDIE L. 93476 2,000.00 433 1162816 SNIDER, PETER J. 93529 1,750.00 1 497854 ROBINSON, LAWRENCE E. 93448 2,000.00 350 775210 SHAFER, JAMES H. 93345 2,000.00 455 257576 BRASEN, GEORGE 93555 2,000.00 1 381142 STECH, ERNEST H. 93474 2,000.00 378 842211 CARTER, WILLIAM A. 93411 2,000.00 455 836232 LINSS, GOTTFRIED 93556 2,000.00 378 837056 MASSEY, ROBERT M. 93412 2,000.00 3 755064 BEREZNICKI, WILLIAM V. 93535 2,000.00 3 243512 BLACKBURN, BUDD 93536 2,000.00 477 1031388 WRIGHT, WILLIAM 93467 2,000.00 378 565323 TERRY, JACK M. 93441 2,000.00 489 404024 HEALEY, PATRICK F. 93468 2,000.00 392 372857 MOORE, WILLIAM E. 93383 2,000.00 5 1306890 HEISLUP,WILLIAM 93537 1,400.00 5 908912 YOUNG, ROBERT E. 93449 2,000.00 495 431000 SOLANO, MANUEL 93469 2,000.00 395 283143 BAYER, WILLIAM H. 93413 2,000.00 512 373992 ILSLEY, FRED H. 93495 2,000.00 395 571144 MERICH, GEORGE 93442 2,000.00 7 885776 BETHEL, ROBERT B. 93477 2,000.00 522 706053 PITMAN, ARTHUR L. 93496 2,000.00 395 396732 MOWRY, HAROLD C. 93414 2,000.00 7 722114 LAGRECA, FREDERICK R. 93513 2,000.00 395 464378 ROBINSON, ROY 93384 2,000.00 7 420017 LEGRICE, MARSHALL 93450 2,000.00 527 803208 CAROSONE, RUDOLPH 93557 2,000.00 396 826074 KARAS, RONALD H. 93385 2,000.00 7 417829 LIGNOS, GUST 93478 2,000.00 527 608653 DOMACHOWSKI, EDWARD 93530 2,000.00 396 799064 MULLEN, MICHAEL W. 93415 2,000.00 7 1093164 RICHARDS, WILLIAM 93479 1,750.00 527 474483 DUNN, NATHANIEL E. 93531 2,000.00 397 1342520 SUSSMAN, JARRAD R. 93443 2,000.00 8 670784 REYNOLDS, ROBERT D. 93514 2,000.00 550 1323462 LAWRENCE, DEVIN J. 93532 1,150.00 405 539268 HARPS, ISHMAEL 93416 2,000.00 8 299271 WISNEFSKE, DONALD F. 93538 2,000.00 576 291033 JANKOWSKI, HENRY 93470 2,000.00 416 1164430 CAHOE, ROBERT S. 93417 1,750.00 10 477461 HAMILTON, WILLIAM G. 93451 2,000.00 580 600472 CARMEN, STANLEY 93497 2,000.00 416 1225748 CIENFUEGOS, RUDOLPH 93386 1,750.00 11 424512 COLLINS, ARTHUR A. 93452 2,000.00 580 1246648 FARRELL, RICHARD 93533 1,750.00 416 559704 GESELL, ROBERT A. 93418 2,000.00 12 817666 DAWES, EDWIN F. 93453 2,000.00 584 527040 HERNDON, CECIL E. 93498 2,000.00 416 837698 PERDUE, ROBERT J. 93419 2,000.00 15 1077686 REILLY, JOHN R. 93539 1,750.00 584S 376297 MONTGOMERY, TRACY M. 93499 2,000.00 417 483746 CHIARAMONTE, GEORGE 93387 2,000.00 16 386045 RINGGER, ROBERT G. 93515 2,000.00 585 1342530 HALLATT, PAUL G. 93471 500.00 433 664211 BAILEY, BUFORD F. 93346 2,000.00 17 596722 GOODRICK, DERALD D. 93480 2,000.00 585 183169 HUFF, HERMAN E. 93500 2,000.00 433 479131 COLE, RICHARD J. 93444 2,000.00 17 1177502 SCHUETTE, KURT J. 93454 1,750.00 597 761644 PARRISH, EARL R. 93558 2,000.00 433 199374 LOVE, RALPH 93388 2,000.00 17 368938 VARGA, STEVE 93516 2,000.00 625 681358 ANTOQUE, MARINE C. 93559 2,000.00 433 523294 NARO, JOSEPH B. 93389 2,000.00 17 347614 WASILKO, GEORGE 93455 2,000.00 700 980640 GRANT, SIMON 93506 1,750.00 433 365413 OLLIE, JOHN 93420 2,000.00 21 964889 DRAKE, JAMES F. 93456 2,000.00 709 721367 MORGAN, CHARLES C. 93501 2,000.00 439 1078561 HELEINE, JIMMY A. 93390 1,750.00 21 609049 REED, FLOYD N. 93481 2,000.00 720 514205 LESTER, LLOYD G. 93507 2,000.00 440 491422 LEDFORD, WILLIAM F. 93391 2,000.00 22 756416 GOFF, JOHNNY R. 93457 2,000.00 720 474740 MEIER, JOHN A. 93508 2,000.00 473 686578 PENDERGRASS, HAROLD F. 93421 2,000.00 24 573744 KASTLE, ROBERT S. 93540 2,000.00 721 633959 GODIN, HERMENEGILDE 93509 2,000.00 477 439298 BENDALL, ROBERT T. 93347 2,000.00 24 591263 MOSHER, WILLIAM F. 93517 2,000.00 721 862866 NOEL, CLEMENT 93510 2,000.00 483 1213992 PURTILL, JOSEPH J. 93348 1,750.00 36 274731 HENNING, RUSSELL W. 93482 2,000.00 732 650257 KENLEY, HENRY D. 93502 2,000.00 506 447594 MOSS, BURNHAM D. 93422 2,000.00 37 1139413 ARRUDA, MANUEL 93483 1,750.00 765 501529 LARABIE, ALDEGE 93511 2,000.00 37 565381 BEAGAN, DANIEL P. 93484 2,000.00 509 1100980 GERBASI, JOSEPH 93392 1,750.00 769 957662 BENTLEY, MONTIE H. 93560 2,000.00 48 397896 ZITTEL, ROBERT J. 93458 2,000.00 512 589009 LENOIR, GREG 93423 2,000.00 772 570092 SHEPLER, CLAIR J. 93503 2,000.00 512 485014 MENTER, OTIS L. 93349 2,000.00 63 562892 LANGE, ARTHUR 93541 2,000.00 66 460302 FOY, DANIEL V. 93542 2,000.00 782 392884 ARANT, ALBERT 93504 2,000.00 516 610516 CALDWELL, B LEE 93424 2,000.00 808 942918 FRIESON, LE ROY J. 93561 2,000.00 568 630067 RAMSEY, PHILLIP L. 93350 2,000.00 70 871883 HALEY, MICHAEL L. 93459 1,750.00 84 501731 HOLBEN, EDWARD H. 93518 2,000.00 625 732300 TAMANO, ROBERT M. 93393 2,000.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID:...... 215,250.00 697 408216 CRUFF, ALBERT J. 93425 2,000.00 84 598904 MC DANIEL,AUBREY 93460 2,000.00 26 THE IRONWORKER DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR JULY 2006 103 886497 ROBERTS, PHILLIP R. 93665 2,000.00 597 453115 HOWARD, JAMES E. 93631 2,000.00 112 776858 MILLER, JOE N. 93582 2,000.00 704 822653 WILLIS, THOMAS R. 93647 2,000.00 5 1353357 WALKER, JOHN 93512 NOT 12 MOS 118 479488 DUFF, WILLIAM M. 93635 2,000.00 709 947453 WARREN, WILSON W. 93727 2,000.00 MEMBER 135 712577 DE FORKE,LEE 93636 2,000.00 711 596734 PHILLIPS, EDWARD 93676 2,000.00 66 1354514 JIMENEZ, UBALDO G. 93562 NOT 12 MOS 135 760999 DORMAN, EDGAR A. 93583 2,000.00 721 1108150 MC DONALD,FRED 93597 1,750.00 MEMBER 135 700876 SONNIER, HILARY D. 93691 2,000.00 721 546895 OSEIDA, PAUL 93632 2,000.00 272 949491 MELTON, MICHAEL W. 93522 IN ARREARS 155 400492 HOLT, EARL 93666 2,000.00 721 706163 WHEELER, RALPH 93677 2,000.00 620 704033 SAVAGE, CHARLES L. 93534 IN ARREARS 155 1163069 WEBSTER, JAMES C. 93692 1,750.00 725 778387 BELLENDIR, PETER 93598 2,000.00 167 546589 WHITE, JOHN E. 93584 2,000.00 736 953197 BRIDEAU, GILLES 93599 2,000.00 APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR AUGUST 2006 172 420830 DILLON, HOWARD 93667 2,000.00 759 836900 LAROCQUE, GEORGE W. 93600 2,000.00 172 358109 KEARNS, WILLIAM 93614 2,000.00 764 1313463 DONAHUE, BRIAN A. 93678 1,150.00 1 409375 CALIENDO, CARMEN J. 93563 2,000.00 207 150200 ROSOVITZ, JOSEPH 93693 2,000.00 769 1202965 BOTKINS, FREDERICK L. 93648 1,750.00 1 905189 RABY, ROOSEVELT 93679 2,000.00 229 805796 NARANJO, JOSE A. 93585 2,000.00 769 517038 NEWMAN, RUSSELL H. 93728 2,000.00 1 754902 SMITH, RICHARD F. 93680 2,000.00 263 369025 HARTNETT, DANIEL E. 93615 2,000.00 822 867016 EDDY, HARRY 93712 2,000.00 1 402977 STINCIC, LOUIS 93681 2,000.00 340 1018273 CARPENTER, KEITH B. 93616 2,000.00 822 793371 WEIR, TERRY L. 93596 2,000.00 1 860588 TOMEI, MICHAEL A. 93714 2,000.00 340 645170 TRUMAN, DONALD F. 93586 2,000.00 824 625002 BLAIR, LAWRENCE 93649 2,000.00 3 969116 STANTON, PAUL 93564 2,000.00 350 615244 ROWAN, JOSEPH F. 93694 2,000.00 843 496384 PRINCE, O NEAL 93650 2,000.00 6 391527 BRAY, DONALD L. 93565 2,000.00 361 693386 BUCALO, FRANK 93617 2,000.00 6 492851 BROOKS, MELVIN 93566 2,000.00 361 194032 EGAN, JOHN S. 93618 2,000.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID:...... 324,300.00 6 311253 WATERS, RAYMOND T. 93567 2,000.00 361 365958 HUDEC, JOHN J. 93668 2,000.00 7 1218843 ALBERTI, CHRISTOPHER 93682 1,750.00 372 761748 BOLES, RONALD D. 93695 2,000.00 DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR AUGUST 2006 7 914632 CORCORAN, ALBERT W. 93601 2,000.00 372 456409 MARTIN, WILLIAM 93588 2,000.00 7 675038 HUBLEY, JOHN D. 93652 2,000.00 372 348274 SILZ, JOSEPH J. 93696 2,000.00 377 1355968 JAMAL, RAMUL 93713 NOT 12 MOS 7 687546 MADDISON, ROBERT H. 93683 2,000.00 373 486711 FENNELL, WILLIAM J. 93619 2,000.00 MEMBER 7 791371 MARKARIAN, HARRY 93653 2,000.00 373 595419 JENSEN, KNUD F. 93620 2,000.00 585 618985 YOUNG, STERLING O. 93675 IN ARREARS 7 472142 POTTLE, GEORGE B. 93602 1,750.00 377 1098575 DILDY, DAVID A. 93589 1,750.00 7 479440 SPARKS, WILLIAM J. 93651 2,000.00 377 389175 GUERRA, NICANOR F. 93697 2,000.00 APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR 8 947432 LILLY, DENNIS J. 93654 2,000.00 378 727370 FREEMAN, HARVEY D. 93698 2,000.00 SEPTEMBER 2006 8 872990 MISZEWSKI, DAVID J. 93603 2,000.00 378 1321241 PERRY, EDWARD E. 93621 1,150.00 8 464168 WENNER, JOSEPH P. 93655 2,000.00 378 710299 VANDEN BROEK, DOUGLAS R. 93590 2,000.00 1 1180119 BARNAS, DANIEL F. 93783 1,750.00 10 356789 BINNS, LOUIS V. 93656 2,000.00 384 460391 DALTON, HARVEY W. 93699 2,000.00 1 623749 JONES, JAMES M. 93729 2,000.00 12 1042492 BOWEN, NOBLE M. 93715 2,000.00 384 905881 WALKER, DON A. 93722 2,000.00 1 1179654 KOLZE, EUGENE G. 93761 1,750.00 12 254041 DOBROSKI, ANDREW 93716 2,000.00 387 241846 COCHRAN, HAROLD T. 93637 2,000.00 1 477378 MARSZALEK, WALTER J. 93730 2,000.00 12 388997 PRAGA, JOSEPH B. 93568 2,000.00 392 806977 NARUP, JEROME J. 93669 2,000.00 1 587097 OLSEN, DONALD C. 93731 2,000.00 14 477458 CLARK, THOMAS R. 93604 2,000.00 393 630704 AXEN, HEINRICH W. 93622 2,000.00 1 206649 SCHAFER, HAROLD S. 93762 2,000.00 14 1275674 WATTS, TRAVIS L. 93657 7,000.00 395 659753 LANGBEEN, KARL J. 93700 2,000.00 1 483371 WATERS, BERNARD H. 93732 2,000.00 15 464240 ZAWACKI, ALEXANDER 93633 2,000.00 396 402283 ASHWORTH, KENNETH 93638 2,000.00 3 631550 JOHNSON, WILLIAM E. 93784 2,000.00 16 413767 DUDICK, GEORGE 93684 2,000.00 396 778753 DIECKMANN, JOHN P. 93670 2,000.00 3 481912 ROBERTO, FRED A. 93785 2,000.00 16 625902 MC CARTNEY, JUNIOR L. 93685 2,000.00 396 693090 HOFFMAN, ROSS A. 93701 2,000.00 6 548211 FENCLAU, FRANK L. 93809 2,000.00 16 472856 MONTALBANO, JACK 93686 2,000.00 396 1080888 LYNCH, JOHN R. 93587 1,750.00 6 275552 STYBORSKI, LEO S. 93810 2,000.00 17 696775 BEAL, SAMUEL E. 93605 2,000.00 396 395727 RODEBAUGH, FREDERICK L. 93702 2,000.00 7 470149 DE BENEDICTIS, ALFRED E. 93786 2,000.00 17 429976 DUDICH, FRANK R. 93687 2,000.00 397 1141169 CUTCHENS, BILLY D. 93703 1,750.00 7 401933 MAHER, FRANCIS X. 93787 2,000.00 17 735786 JOYCE, MICHAEL F. 93606 2,000.00 397 874520 CUTCHENS, JACK W. 93704 2,000.00 8 428616 BAKER, GEORGE W. 93733 2,000.00 17 593600 MC CAFFERTY, NORMAN T. 93688 2,000.00 401 1090512 ROWE, JOSEPH T. 93623 1,750.00 8 472828 SELIG, LAWRENCE A. 93734 2,000.00 17 173502 SCHULTZ, GEORGE A. 93607 2,000.00 401 343556 WILKES, WILLIAM S. 93639 2,000.00 10 1332619 ASHINHURST, ADAM L. 93763 800.00 17 1057929 SZABO, THOMAS D. 93608 2,000.00 404 253576 KRODEL, ELWOOD W. 93671 2,000.00 10 367245 BOSTON, GEORGE E. 93811 2,000.00 22 1099442 HANKS, FRED R. 93569 1,750.00 416 1154112 OLSEN, DAVID P. 93591 1,750.00 10 488907 CURRENT, DAVID H. 93812 2,000.00 22 1200493 WILLIAMS, JOHN H. 93658 1,750.00 416 130018 REEVE, GERALD A. 93592 2,000.00 10 369887 KIRCH, MERLE E. 93764 2,000.00 25 916390 BENOIT, RICHARD C. 93570 2,000.00 433 398882 COLASARDO, GEORGE J. 93705 2,000.00 14 688353 DONAIS, JACK E. 93813 2,000.00 25 1234124 DOWDELL, SEEBON 93571 1,750.00 433 687730 CONWAY, RICHARD 93672 2,000.00 14 651100 JOHNSON, THERON H. 93788 2,000.00 25 498964 EILF, PETER P. 93717 2,000.00 433 536651 FAIR, ALFRED D. 93706 2,000.00 15 849341 MORIN, JEAN PAUL J. 93814 2,000.00 25 416675 HAMILTON, ROBERT L. 93718 2,000.00 433 471068 FREEBURG, EJNER J. 93624 2,000.00 16 494159 SEARS, WARREN E. 93789 2,000.00 25 545045 LAMBERT, JACK R. 93572 2,000.00 433 676544 HOSKIN, JERRY 93707 2,000.00 17 339771 GARNER, ROBERT C. 93765 2,000.00 25 504063 LEWIS, THOMAS 93573 2,000.00 433 659375 LANSFORD, RONALD C. 93625 2,000.00 24 491453 CRAIG, RICHARD W. 93735 2,000.00 25 565345 MC DOWELL, DAVID L. 93719 2,000.00 433 1078735 MARCELLA, THOMAS 93673 1,750.00 28 666646 PLEASANTS, JAMES W. 93766 2,000.00 25 548337 MC LEOD,ELMER A. 93720 2,000.00 433 698198 WILLIAMS, JOHN W. 93640 2,000.00 37 754988 BULGER, PAUL A. 93815 2,000.00 25 963065 MILLER, JAMES A. 93574 2,000.00 440 389163 GADZIALA, JOSEPH 93723 2,000.00 37 892472 MC NEIL, RICHARD E. 93816 2,000.00 25 361997 TAPP, EVERETT N. 93575 2,000.00 440 1008935 TERRANCE, SCOTT C. 93724 2,000.00 44 707379 GIBSON, JOHN W. 93736 2,000.00 25 429563 WEDHORN, NORMAN G. 93659 2,000.00 451 1055791 BERRY, DOUGLAS W. 93641 2,000.00 44 966059 ZORNES, DAN W. 93767 2,000.00 27 1153592 BUSHA, DEAN C. 93689 1,750.00 451 573708 HOPKINS, JOHN R. 93642 2,000.00 45 901831 WHITE, GEORGE 93790 2,000.00 27 942005 ESPLIN, WAYNE L. 93576 2,000.00 480 1158014 KINGMAN, CHARLES D. 93708 1,750.00 58 496779 EDMONSTON, JOSEPH E. 93817 2,000.00 27 793405 PURCELLA, BURT A. 93660 2,000.00 492 216208 CLARK, PAUL 93643 2,000.00 58 349412 FELDER, CLARENCE T. 93737 2,000.00 28 920112 GRIMES, MICHAEL V. 93661 1,750.00 492 412662 NICHOLS, TOMMIE L. 93644 2,000.00 58 468655 HUTCHINSON, EDWARD O. 93818 2,000.00 29 598803 CARR, ELMER M. 93662 2,000.00 496 1267748 NASON, CHAD A. 93626 1,750.00 63 475931 BONOW, JAMES C. 93738 2,000.00 40 731180 DELANEY, WILLIAM 93577 2,000.00 509 560974 LOPEZ, ANTONIO G. 93627 2,000.00 63 457293 HEBEL, RONALD W. 93739 2,000.00 40 429541 DUGAN, JAMES 93578 2,000.00 512 628208 FRANK, JAMES L. 93645 2,000.00 68 476031 MILLEN, LEONARD F. 93740 2,000.00 46 598526 BENNETT, ROBERT V. 93579 2,000.00 512 640985 HOFFA, LYLE E. 93593 2,000.00 70 586041 MORRIS, GRIFFITH R. 93741 2,000.00 46 1150952 SIDDENS, BRIAN 93609 1,750.00 516 1243660 BRIGHT, MERLE G. 93594 500.00 75 450576 KOHNE, CALVIN F. 93742 2,000.00 63 758998 FLOREK, DONALD M. 93610 2,000.00 516 1041283 BURNETT, DARREL E. 93646 2,000.00 75 776056 MC KINNEY, ROBERT A. 93743 2,000.00 63 701277 JOHNSON, BRUCE 93721 2,000.00 549 574969 AMOS, DON C. 93709 2,000.00 84 279943 HICKS, MALCOLM D. 93819 2,000.00 63 399046 THRAN, JOE 93580 2,000.00 550 359354 MORENA, MARK J. 93628 2,000.00 84 660875 WHITE, ALBERT L. 93820 2,000.00 68 492841 ANGIOLETTI, AUGUST 93611 2,000.00 550 580131 ZEIGLER, JERRY L. 93595 2,000.00 86 452537 BERTINO, LOUIS R. 93821 2,000.00 68 1004617 CARDO, JOSEPH V. 93663 2,000.00 580 311304 CROOM, THOMAS H. 93710 2,000.00 86 662800 WILLIS, GERRIT E. 93791 2,000.00 70 1031464 MILBURN, STANFORD C. 93612 1,750.00 580 420888 MURPHY, RICHARD J. 93725 2,000.00 97 1112724 CANOFARI, LAWRENCE E. 93755 1,750.00 70 771488 SHUMOCK, LOUIS H. 93613 2,000.00 584 546511 ARMSTRONG, WILLARD C. 93674 2,000.00 97 488695 COE, M KARL M. 93756 2,000.00 70 1197575 WEDDING, GILES R. 93581 1,750.00 584 656703 CRAIG, GEORGE A. 93726 2,000.00 197 630276 GALLAGHER, RONALD 93744 2,000.00 84 1266097 DELAFUENTE, CONRADO 93690 1,750.00 584 587187 HOLLAWAY, WALTER F. 93629 2,000.00 207 1031006 TURNBULL, ROBERT E. 93822 2,000.00 92 205774 BAINBRIDGE, GEORGE W. 93634 2,000.00 584 272731 JONES, SEQUOYAH R. 93711 2,000.00 340 322890 FARABEE, GARLIN L. 93823 2,000.00 103 617039 GORDON, OWEN C. 93664 2,000.00 591 260623 RICHBOURG, SILAS J. 93630 2,000.00 361 639416 BLENKENSOPP, DAVID 93745 2,000.00

DECEMBER 2006 27 OFFICIAL MONTHLY RECORD

477 453838 TAYS, JAMES HASSEL 93798 2,000.00 721 754974 LONG, FRANCIS P. 93845 2,000.00 L.U. Member Name Claim No. Number Number Amount 480 1122285 TONEY, ROBERT A. 93775 1,750.00 725 1187292 MCGILLIS, HENRY C. 93846 1,750.00 483 800426 MULVANEY, WILLIAM G. 93799 2,000.00 732 694851 COTTRELL, ROBERT L. 93753 2,000.00 361 574819 CUSH, EDWARD J. 93824 2,000.00 489 474927 SAULO, STEVE 93800 2,000.00 732 589633 HAMILTON, ROBERT 93835 2,000.00 361 561415 KLEPACK, RICHARD 93768 2,000.00 498 988634 CHABUCOS, JOHN A. 93801 2,000.00 736 512082 DALLAIR, JOHN 93758 2,000.00 377 814520 WOJCIESZAK, DAVID G. 93769 2,000.00 498 609254 KENNEDY, JOHN W. 93802 2,000.00 736 831564 FUCHS, OTTO 93759 2,000.00 378 605201 BROWN, WILLIAM L. 93746 2,000.00 501 396072 PUGLIA, WILLIAM 93830 2,000.00 751 926941 WEBER, ROGER E. 93754 2,000.00 378 634958 MC CABE, WILLIAM C. 93747 2,000.00 512 415604 PAONES, PAT 93831 2,000.00 759 866634 FIGAS, PETER M. 93760 2,000.00 384 306402 ARBAN, JOHN F. 93770 2,000.00 512 591051 PARENTEAU, EUGENE H. 93750 2,000.00 769 214044 PATTERSON, GEORGE E. 93804 2,000.00 384 467465 WEBB, PAUL Q. 93792 2,000.00 520 788088 SMITH, GLENN C. 93803 2,000.00 787 1307230 GLASS, ROBERT J. 93805 1,400.00 387 772101 LIVERY, JOHN W. 93748 2,000.00 527 744140 SURNIAK, EDWARD J. 93776 2,000.00 790 533462 HENRY, HERMAN 93836 2,000.00 392 931244 MAULDING, THOMAS L. 93825 2,000.00 549 622798 MONTGOMERY, JERRY R. 93751 2,000.00 790 1275629 RICKS, JOHN 93837 1,750.00 396 1280481 KRAUSE, NANCY N. 93793 1,750.00 550 992827 MC VICKER,VICTOR E. 93777 2,000.00 843 462884 KNIGHT, JACK H. 93780 2,000.00 396 1080884 LA MONTAGNE, LARRY B. 93749 1,750.00 577 863801 DEMING, ELDON W. 93778 2,000.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID:...... 217,450.00 397 697221 EVERHART, JAMES F. 93794 2,000.00 580 988387 GONCALVES, MANUEL 93752 2,000.00 397 473090 GULLEY, WILLIAM A. 93795 2,000.00 580 1248196 HEENAN, JOHN 93832 2,000.00 397 497664 WHITE, VERYLAND 93826 2,000.00 DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR 580 598730 NAUGHTON, JAMES 93833 2,000.00 SEPTEMBER 2006 401 483677 PASCIULLO, DANIEL 93827 2,000.00 623 1143548 DUCZER, MIKE J. 93779 1,750.00 417 225928 SONDAK, SOL 93771 2,000.00 700 1184546 HAYES, CHRIS 93843 1,750.00 420 334516 DOWNEY, JOSEPH G. 93828 2,000.00 272 858585 ANDERSON, ROY A. 93838 IN ARREARS 700 968596 ST JEAN,MARCEL 93844 2,000.00 395 1236571 MCLAIN, BRIAN 93839 IN ARREARS 433 390795 PALUMBO, SAMUEL J. 93772 2,000.00 710 477807 SENSAT, WILSON 93834 2,000.00 433 371089 WOMBACHER, OMER M. 93773 2,000.00 397 1309764 BEATY, SHANNON G. 93806 IN ARREARS 711 1201009 DESLAURIERS, GILLES 93757 1,750.00 420 839626 NOWOTARSKI, RICHARD H. 93840 IN ARREARS 439 741661 WESTMAN, DAVID F. 93796 2,000.00 720 600467 ZYLIZNY, WILLIAM 93808 2,000.00 444 613507 WICEVIC, ANDREW A. 93829 2,000.00 433 1069220 RAMIREZ, FERNANDO R. 93842 IN ARREARS 721 754399 CRANEY, THOMAS 93782 2,000.00 518 1313092 BELKNAP,ARTHUR J. 93807 IN ARREARS 451 255379 ROTEN, JAMES W. 93774 2,000.00 721 464278 CROSBY, OVERTON 93781 2,000.00 469 819815 BERRY, GEORGE P. 93797 2,000.00 790 1145693 SHEPARD, BILL 93841 IN ARREARS APPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR OCTOBER 2006

L.U. Member Name Claim No. Number Number Amount 111 536219 O GARA, MICHAEL R. 93888 2,000.00 512 563494 PETERSON, KENNETH R. 93900 2,000.00 118 596768 BOURDON, MAURICE J. 93918 2,000.00 516 561164 STODDARD, SID S. 93932 2,000.00 1 1193128 FALLON, WILLIAM E. 93940 1,750.00 118 1220478 LARABY, ANTHONY W. 93858 7,000.00 527 818847 FARAONI, CARMEN J. 93901 2,000.00 1 1135890 FREED, ROBERT J. 93880 1,750.00 118 509848 MOORE, HOMER 93857 2,000.00 527 1282911 HILL, EDWARD M. 93933 2,000.00 1 1145285 HOUSE, RANDY 93941 1,750.00 136 756775 BAGNALL, JOSEPH P. 93889 2,000.00 527 884505 REESE, MELVIN L. 93902 2,000.00 1 446044 MAYNARD, JACKIE 93942 2,000.00 147 1108164 SMITH, LARRY K. 93890 1,750.00 1 1337211 PAVICHEVICH, SCOTT 93908 500.00 172 475927 SWISHER, FRANK J. 93891 2,000.00 527 1179626 ZAPATA, ALBERTO 93903 1,750.00 3 265984 COSTELLA, JOHN 93943 2,000.00 172 1051267 VIGUE, MITCHELL T. 93892 2,000.00 576 555414 SPYCHE, JON R. 93904 2,000.00 3 254444 TOTH, CHARLES 93944 2,000.00 229 1199904 GREENE, JAMIE 93919 1,750.00 580 224842 KOGAN, SOL 93966 2,000.00 5 532183 BROWNING, GEORGE F. 93881 2,000.00 263 931989 BOLIN, JOE T. 93859 2,000.00 584S 399418 WHITE, CLYDE F. 93867 2,000.00 5 852781 TOLLIVER, STACY 93945 2,000.00 272 394501 CHAMBLESS, JOE F. 93860 2,000.00 591 333836 TREADWELL, WILLIAM A. 93868 2,000.00 6 566584 WOLFE, STANLEY W. 93882 2,000.00 272 497982 PINDER, WARREN E. 93861 2,000.00 597 633802 MULLIS, GEORGE W. 93869 2,000.00 7 687518 ANDREWS, WARREN G. 93909 2,000.00 290 1048709 TRYON, STEVE B. 93920 2,000.00 704 376588 VANN, JESSE J. 93905 2,000.00 7 696049 DE SIMONE, FRANK A. 93946 2,000.00 292 230894 HOWARD, MARTIN J. 93921 2,000.00 709 174108 HIGGINBOTHAM, M W. 93870 2,000.00 7 257410 MAHER, THOMAS C. 93947 2,000.00 292 714938 SMITH, WAYNE H. 93893 2,000.00 7 144687 PERRY, IRVING R. 93847 2,000.00 321 971300 JONES, DARREL 93956 2,000.00 711 1242134 ORTENZA, FRANK 93971 1,750.00 7 574698 SARTORI, FRANK E. 93848 2,000.00 378 739478 CHAVEZ, FRED 93922 2,000.00 720 790554 BEAULIEU, LEO 93938 2,000.00 9 358952 RING, CARL H. 93948 2,000.00 380 799792 ALLEN, DAVID F. 93957 2,000.00 721 622635 FOX, GEORGE K. 93874 2,000.00 11 665680 BARONE, ROBERT 93949 2,000.00 383 491470 LASKO, MICHAEL M. 93862 2,000.00 721 457505 GREEN, ROY 93972 2,000.00 11 701451 KELLEHER, MORTIMER 93849 2,000.00 393 798443 HOECHERL, DUANE F. 93863 2,000.00 721 1229335 PERUGINI, NICOLA 93875 1,750.00 11 824811 SINGERLINE, JOSEPH 93950 2,000.00 395 496412 BRAATEN, JEROME L. 93923 2,000.00 721 987009 SERGOVITCH, MICHAEL 93876 2,000.00 14 672222 KINNEY, WILFRED G. 93951 2,000.00 395 209873 HOWARD, ROBERT 93924 2,000.00 725 777532 DE GOESBRIAND, MARCEL 93973 1,750.00 14 409319 RICE, CLIFFORD A. 93883 2,000.00 395 467550 NOONAN, CHARLES R. 93958 2,000.00 732 682190 STEWART, ROBERT L. 93967 2,000.00 16 981501 ENGEL, BERNARD F. 93952 2,000.00 396 726835 REITER, ROGER E. 93894 1,750.00 17 464252 HARLEY, KENNETH S. 93953 2,000.00 396 257770 SMALLEY, CHARLES L. 93925 2,000.00 736 562779 DUGUAY, ERNEST 93939 2,000.00 17 262644 HODGSON, EARL L. 93884 2,000.00 397 957674 PATTERSON, GLEN E. 93864 2,000.00 736 953202 MAC KINNON, DON 93877 2,000.00 17 1173608 MOORE, ALBERT 93954 1,750.00 401 1129846 MC CRAY, LESTER 93926 800.00 736 1084553 MC CARTHY, ROBERT M. 93878 1,750.00 21 828396 VANOVER, MORGAN J. 93910 2,000.00 401 782365 MESSINA, SAMUEL J. 93927 2,000.00 751 859401 STROUP, ROBERT R. 93871 2,000.00 25 253921 LATARTE, RUSSELL G. 93911 2,000.00 401 1148925 WENHOLD, GARY L. 93928 1,750.00 765 725811 SMITH, DONALD 93907 2,000.00 25 243182 PAUL, ALPHONSE 93912 2,000.00 404 256450 FREY, JAMES L. 93959 2,000.00 771 796625 KRUGER, DAVID P. 93879 2,000.00 25 1254664 PERRY, PATRICK W. 93913 1,750.00 404 1138589 RHINE, TIMOTHY M. 93929 1,750.00 786 805888 JOLY, RONALD 93974 2,000.00 25 484810 SNOW, ALAN B. 93914 2,000.00 405 393642 CASTNER, WILLIAM 93895 2,000.00 790 1315084 TURNBOUGH, DOYLE 93906 1,150.00 27 256239 FRANCIS, OTIS R. 93885 2,000.00 416 413609 CASEY, HOWARD E. 93930 2,000.00 33 949745 KORESKO, STANLEY J. 93850 2,000.00 433 976393 CLAW, LARRY 93960 2,000.00 808 616659 HESTER, RALPH 93968 2,000.00 33 802626 SWELTZ, LOUIS M. 93886 2,000.00 433 687008 COLER, HAROLD H. 93961 2,000.00 832 179142 ZAROTNEY, JOSEPH 93872 2,000.00 44 1142218 INGLES, BRUCE A. 93915 1,750.00 433 979935 HARDY, LARRY D. 93896 1,750.00 44 531985 PLAYFORTH, EVERETT E. 93851 2,000.00 433 941864 PURSELL, JEFFERY R. 93962 2,000.00 TOTAL DEATH BENEFITS PAID:...... 238,700.00 63 1051887 FENTON, THOMAS J. 93955 2,000.00 444 413954 FUTTERER, WILLIAM F. 93963 2,000.00 66 656417 ARTHUR, JACKIE G. 93852 2,000.00 444 202523 STRUGLINSKI, JOSEPH 93964 2,000.00 DISAPPROVED DEATH CLAIMS FOR OCTOBER 2006 70 1228351 DICKERSON, JOE 93916 1,750.00 444 626178 SUAREZ, OLEGARIO 93865 2,000.00 75 276977 DAVISON, EUGENE 93853 2,000.00 473 632768 SANFILIPPO, JOSEPH 93897 2,000.00 5 1362683 MINNICH, BENJAMIN G. 93934 NOT 12 MOS 75 879958 HOLDER, WILLIAM L. 93854 2,000.00 477 474639 CLEMMONS, LOUIS K. 93931 2,000.00 79 153234 GARRETT, GEORGE A. 93917 2,000.00 492 497575 READ, ALMA M. 93898 2,000.00 MEMBER 84 761405 ADKINS, GEORGE J. 93855 2,000.00 501 758338 BASKIS, JOHN A. 93965 2,000.00 11 1207718 MARRAZZA, ANTHONY 93935 IN ARREARS 86 932949 BOSIK, DARRELL F. 93887 2,000.00 508 1216367 SULLIVAN, TROY S. 93899 1,750.00 1071874 GALLAGHER, CHRIS M. 93936 IN ARREARS 86 614924 SEMELING, BERNT 93856 2,000.00 512 258547 KIRK, PIERSON J. 93866 2,000.00 433 483211 DARBE, WILLIAM E. 93970 IN ARREARS 28 THE IRONWORKER

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