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AUTOMATIC CONTRIBUTORS Automatic contributions are the foundation for NALC’s entire political and legislative agenda he bedrock supporters of COLCPE leasing letter carriers to devote their time and knowl- are the ones it can rely on for a steady edge of their neighborhoods as campaign workers, stream of funds—the letter carriers steady donations make our work more effective. who have signed up for automatic If you aren’t already signed up for automatic de- deduction of $5, or sometimes more, ductions for COLCPE, please follow the instructions fromT their paychecks. Having a dependable supply of funds means that on page 91 and start giving a little each pay period. COLCPE can plan its activities better. Whether we are You won’t miss the money, but if COLCPE lacks the providing support in the crucial stages of the election resources to protect your job and your future, you will campaigns of pro-worker political candidates or re- miss your paycheck! Alabama Charles Roscoe Jr. $130 Branch 462, Huntsville Patricia Jefferson $130 Lloyd Sager $130 Ervin Baltimore $120 Bill Jones $120 Branch 106, Montgomery Margaret Sidaris $60 Darlene Baylor $110 Larry Jones Jr. $78 Bernard Simpson $130 Dalton Kilgore $60 Gerald Campbell $130 Dennis Bowman $60 Jerry Smith $260 Timothy Kirkland $260 Booker Carroll $120 Tammy Bradford $52 Gregory St. Arnauld $260 Vicki Kosman $52 Jeffery Chandler $130 Richard Brewer $130 Gerold Leonard $130 Genell Cheeseboro $52 Kenneth Stephens Sr. $300 Michelle Brown $52 Sandra Chestnut $130 Candy Stettler $130 Thomas Burch $60 Tony Loadholt $130 Francis Cochran $120 William Taylor $240 Orion Burke $260 Cincotta Luckie $320 Deborah Corn $50 Pete Taylor III $130 Alice Byas $60 Timothy Lyons $130 Regina Draine $130 Alvin Thomas $130 Douglas Byrne $130 Ray McCrary $120 Sherwood Emerton $130 Jason Truitt $75 Paul Caouette $130 Bernard Miller $130 Marilyn Evans $260 William Turner $50 Randy Carswell $26 Judy Mitchell $240 Elaine Fannin $5 Tony Vaughn $60 Lu Chang $52 Rhett Mitchell $130 Daniel Frase $130 Jackie Warner $120 Stephen Clark $26 Freddie Moore $260 Ronald Fullove $130 Jacqueline White $130 Thomas Crisafulli $130 John Moore $675 Molton Goodwin $130 James Williams $240 Dennis Culver $35 Sandra Moore $130 Annie Gray $130 John Williams $130 Thomas Cupp $52 Randall Morgan $130 Freddie Hubbard $60 Stacy Williams Sr. $130 John Daly $130 Sue Moriarty $60 Ruscell Hudson $240 Charlie Wood $60 Linda Devault $52 Terry Morton $130 Donnie Hutto $125 Daniel Wormely $130 Katherine Drass $130 Curtis Murphy $130 Patricia Jackson $130 Anita Wright $60 Lucien Drass $1,500 Roy Neutze $130 Marcus Jones $130 Michael Driver $260 Nicole Nickerson $260 Thomas Kelley $130 Branch 448, Anniston Michael Eckley $60 Patrick Oldacre $78 Darrell Lewis $130 David Alexander $156 William Ellis $130 Billy Parks $240 Victor Long $260 William Curry $60 Arnold Eubanks $80 David Patterson $260 Otto Moseley $60 Barbara Cutsinger $60 Charles Glascock $65 Candido Quinones $130 Clarence Moten $130 Nathaniel Davis $260 Kenneth Harper $130 Gerald Rodriguez $240 Jerry Pasley $180 Thomas DiGiacomo $52 Larry Henderson $130 Edward Rogers $260 Harold Patterson $60 Teresa Forrester $26 Michael Hicks $260 Raymond Santiago $130 Ezza Payne $130 Glenn Gilbert $130 Richard Hogan $130 Michael Shewbart $190 Glen Peoples $24 Jeffrey Glover $130 Harold Hogan Sr. $120 James Simmons $130 Janice Polk $130 Stephen Ockay $130 Deborah Hopkins $130 Forough Staton $52 Leighton Pratt $130 Cynthia Page $52 Steven Horison $130 Harold Staton $52 Pamela Pratt $130 Ronald Reaves $52 Cynthia Hunsucker $52 Lisa Stewart $150 Jimmie Prince Sr. $60 Bruce Tankersley $70 Michael Hunsucker $130 Bobby Tanner $120 Ronald Reader $130 Willie Wall $50 Herman Hunt II $240 John Taylor $260 Willie Robinson Jr. $260 Stephen Yenter $26 David Jefferson $390 Clay Thomas $240 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS FEBRUARY 2012 I POSTAL RECORD 17 Jeffery Tucker $130 Robert Chandler $130 Luis Pagan $60 Rhonda Thomas $120 Branch 3099, Jasper Scott Watson $260 Freddy Chaney $130 Wanda Patton-Shaw $240 Andrew Thompson $20 Clarence Akins $130 Kerry Wengert II $130 Timothy Clay $130 Zakiyyah Paul $15 Wendy Weeks $130 Scott White $130 Willie Clements $120 Thomas Penny $130 Susan Wesson $130 Branch 3344, Jacksonville Kim Whitt $50 Charnetha Cobb $95 Eddie Peoples Jr. $130 John Williams $260 Melinda Trivett $130 John Winston $520 Eugene Coleman $130 Tarnisha Perkins $130 James Willis $130 Clyde Wood Jr. $130 Pamela Colston $130 Oscar Pharo III $130 Glenn Winkelmann $130 Branch 3359, Fort Payne Larry Worley $52 Jeffery Darden $260 Darrell Pope $130 Brooke Smith $260 Daniel Zolynsky $260 Betty Davis $78 La Price $120 Branch 937, Bessemer Amy Dennis $130 Milton Pritchett $130 Tommy Blackstock $130 Branch 4671, Monroeville Branch 469, Mobile Patrick Deschamps $60 Ever Pruitt $130 John Burke $130 Robert Grant $26 Rasheda Banks $135 Annette Desmond $130 Althea Raines $120 April Caldwell $130 Teresa Qualls $130 Michael Bass $175 William Desmond $130 Christopher Reed $95 Hiram Clark $130 Bruce Brown $130 Lawrence Dickey Jr. $130 Patrick Robinson $130 William Eiland $20 Branch 5130, Valley Harvey Bullion $60 Andrea Dortch $130 Homer Robinson III $15 Derrick Harris $130 Calvin Estes Jr. $120 COLCPE Vergie Burrell $130 James Dowd $130 William Rogers III $190 Michael Hornbuckle $260 Roger Rudd $65 Gene Coker Jr. $180 Mark Dowd $130 Phillip Roper $30 John Jones $130 Aaron Cook $160 Joey Drummond $130 Willie Royal $120 Joseph McKinstry $130 Kiesha Cordier $136 Reginald Duff $130 Cedric Rudolph $5 Joe Pressley Jr. $260 Alaska Kenneth Crowley $260 Larry Rudolph $130 Clarence Eades Jr. $130 Branch 1047, Gadsden Branch 4319, Anchorage Rainey Dickens $200 Culottas Eskridge $50 Clarence Russell $130 Donna Elmore $155 Tommy Evans $130 Cassandra Ryce $130 Robert Bain Jr. $75 Theodore Alcorn $52 Ashley Fillingame $128 William Evans $130 Willie Salter $130 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