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3rd Business Session (Afternoon) Fleet Reserve Association 91st National Convention

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1 91ST NATIONAL CONVENTION 2018

2 FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION

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8 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2018

9 1300 HOURS

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12 Omni San Antonio Hotel at the Colonnade

13 9821 Colonnade Boulevard

14 San Antonio, Texas 78230

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18 WILLIAM STARKEY, National President

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24 Reported by:

25 Lisa A. Blanks, RPR, CSR, CRR



1 NP STARKEY: Close the door and invite the

2 shipmates into the hall.

3 National Chaplain, will you open the holy

4 Bible, please.

5 NCHAP DAVIS: Shipmate National President, the

6 Bible is open.

7 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Hand salute! Ready,

8 two!

9 Shipmate, rear mic.

10 PNP SCARBRO: Shipmate National President.

11 I'd like to announce that Branch 59, Cheyenne, Wyoming

12 Branch 40, changed the report from the Abraham Rosenberg

13 will be Branch 295, San Angelo, Texas.

14 NP STARKEY: Thank you, Shipmate Scarbro, Past

15 National President.

16 Shipmate at the rear mic.

17 JrPNP LARSON National President, Larson,

18 Branch 94 delegate. Hopefully for the last time, 91st

19 National Convention, in memory of late great past

20 National President Ralph Schmidt, Junior Past National

21 President remains in uniform of the day.

22 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Shipmate rear mic.

23 SHIPMATE GRUETZNER: National President, sir.

24 Gruetzner, South Central Branch 201. Senior

25 Master-At-Arms requests that personnel come through the



1 center doorways and not through the sides.

2 NP STARKEY: Okay. Any shipmate wanting to

3 depart the meeting room, please depart from the center

4 doorway. Thank you.

5 SHIPMATE CHRISTOPHER: Shipmate National

6 President. Christopher, delegate, Branch 382. I would

7 like to make a motion. I move that the National

8 President mandate the Future Planning Committee, along

9 with the assistance of the Director of Membership and

10 Development, to investigate the regional realignment of

11 the FRA.

12 Further, that the future planning committee

13 will make reports to the National Board of Directors of

14 the 2019 mid-year National Board of Director meeting.

15 NP STARKEY: Would you bring that motion

16 forward, please, so I have a copy of it?

17 PRP ARCHER: National President, Archer,

18 delegate, Branch 59. I would second that, but I'd like

19 to add that since we are caught in this major change,

20 and the committee is -- does it in a timely manner,

21 which I understand that would be taken care of at the

22 midterm next year -- is that my understanding for this

23 realignment? It could be brought up and will be done.

24 So all you need now --

25 NP STARKEY: All I need now is a second to the



1 motion; not a speech in support of it.

2 PRP ARCHER: What I'm trying to say,

3 Mr. President, is if this is not done in a timely

4 manner, Branch 59 will probably not exist at this time

5 next year.

6 SHIPMATE HOLMES: Delegate, Branch 161,

7 seconds the motion.

8 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Are you ready for the

9 question?

10 The question on the floor is, it is moved and

11 seconded that the National President mandate the Future

12 Planning Committee, along with the assistance of the

13 Director of Membership and Development to investigate

14 reasonable realignment of the FRA.

15 Further, that the Future Planning Committee

16 will make a report to the National Board of Directors at

17 the 2019 mid-year Board of Directors meeting.

18 Is there any debate on the question?

19 Being no debate, all in favor say aye.

20 (Chorus of ayes.)

21 NP STARKEY: Those opposed say no.

22 (Some nos.)

23 NP STARKEY: The ayes have it. The motion is

24 adopted. Check the wording. I will have the Future

25 Planning Committee, with the assistance of Director of



1 Membership and Development, to investigate the alignment

2 of the FRA. Thank you, Shipmates.

3 We'll have our credentials report.

4 PRP LAZZARETTI: Good afternoon, Ladies and

5 Gentlemen, Shipmates. This is the fourth credentials

6 report from the 91st FRA National Convention. There was

7 no changes between the third and fourth report, but I

8 will read the numbers again.

9 Authorized voting strength is 1294. Number of

10 branches represented by delegates, 68. Number of votes

11 represented by delegates, 764. Number of branches

12 registered by proxy, 95. Number of votes registered by

13 proxy, 453. Number of branches not registered, 21.

14 Number of delegates registered, 124. Registered voting

15 strength, 1217. Number of votes not registered, 77.

16 Two-thirds vote is 812. Majority vote is 609.

17 PRP GUNTHER: Shipmate National President.

18 NP STARKEY: Shipmate rear mic.

19 PRP GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, Branch 182,

20 seconds Shipmate Lazzaretti's report.

21 NP STARKEY: He hasn't made a motion yet.

22 Stand back up and make your second after he makes the

23 motion.

24 PRP LAZZARETTI: I move that this report be

25 received.



1 PRP GUNTHER: I second that, Gunther 182.

2 NP STARKEY: Thank you, it's been moved and

3 seconded to adopt the report of the Credentials

4 Committee.

5 Are you ready for the question? Is there any

6 debate?

7 All in favor of the motion say aye.

8 (Chorus of ayes.)

9 Those opposed say nay.

10 The ayes have it, the motion is adopted. The

11 credentials report is adopted.

12 PRP CUNNINGHAM: Shipmate National President,

13 Cunningham, Branch 14 delegate. I just have a question

14 about the Rosenberg Award. If we accepted the report

15 for the Membership Committee and it was Branch 230 and

16 then all of a sudden it's changed to 295, I would just

17 like some enlightenment as to why there was a change.

18 NP STARKEY: Shipmate Past National President

19 Scarbro, will you clarify that for the shipmate?

20 PNP SCARBRO: The reason for the change was

21 the original branch that was selected had merged with

22 another branch. So that can't be considered.

23 NP STARKEY: Thank you, Shipmate.

24 Will Shipmate Boudreaux come to the --

25 Shipmates, even though the delegates voted this morning



1 to let National Headquarters run the National Convention

2 next year, I'm still going to appoint a committee,

3 because I don't believe National Headquarters has the

4 staff to do all the legwork for the committee.

5 So I'm going to appoint a National Convention

6 committee. The Chairman will be Shipmate Larry

7 Boudreaux, Past National President. The Co-Chairman

8 will be Virgil P. Courneya, Past National President.

9 Co-Chair of the Ladies Auxiliary will be Pat Boudreaux,

10 Past National President. Co-Chair for the Ladies

11 Auxiliary will be Helen Courneya.

12 Secretary will be Past National President John

13 Johnson. Treasurer will be Shipmate Michael Fulton, and

14 the members will be Cindy Rodham-Tuck, Past National

15 President of the Auxiliary FRA and Pete Lazzaretti, Past

16 Regional President Northwest. Thank you.

17 UNIDENTIFIED: I so move.

18 SHIPMATE BURKE: Burke, delegate, Branch 38.

19 I second the motion.

20 NP STARKEY: Thank you. It's been moved and

21 seconded to accept the appointments to the President's

22 Board for the 2019 National Convention Committee.

23 Is there any debate?

24 All in favor say aye.

25 (Chorus of ayes.)



1 NP STARKEY: Those opposed say nay.

2 (Some nays.)

3 NP STARKEY: The ayes have it.

4 PRP GUNTHER: Shipmate National President.

5 NP STARKEY: Yes, Shipmate.

6 PRP GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, 182. I call

7 for a roll call vote.

8 NP STARKEY: A roll call vote.

9 JrPNP LARSON: National President, Larson,

10 delegate, Branch 94, second.

11 NP STARKEY: It's been moved and second that

12 we hold a roll call vote on the appointment of my

13 committee for the National Convention for next year.

14 Shipmates, are you ready?

15 UNIDENTIFIED: We'll start with Branch 1.

16 Let's line up at the mic.

17 (Crosstalk.)

18 NP STARKEY: All in favor say aye.

19 (Some ayes.)


21 (Chorus of nays.)

22 NP STARKEY: The motion lost.

23 PRP GUNTHER: Shipmate, National President.

24 Gunther, delegate, 182. I asked for a roll call vote.

25 It was seconded. That is not a motion.



1 NP STARKEY: You're right.

2 (Crosstalk.)

3 PNP BOUDREAUX: Branch 1, six votes. Let's

4 go.

5 Proxy, six votes yes. Branch 1, six votes

6 yes. Do we have a tally committee?

7 SHIPMATE GRUETZNER: Shipmate Chairman,

8 Gruetzner, Branch 201.

9 NP STARKEY: Yes.

10 SHIPMATE GRUETZNER: Would you please

11 reexplain roll call vote to those of us who don't

12 understand how it works?

13 NP STARKEY: Roll call vote is the same as the

14 roll call election of national officers. You go by

15 branch and the number of votes. We start with number 1

16 and work all the way down. It's either a yes or no

17 vote. That's all we're asking for.

18 UNIDENTIFIED: Shipmate National President,

19 prior to us having a vote, should we have a couple of

20 minutes to actually have some words in favor and those

21 words against the proposal.

22 We're putting the cart before the horse.

23 We're not getting the opportunity to understand what the

24 shipmates are voting for.

25 I understand you're trying to put a committee



1 into place, but for some of these members here, they

2 thought that was all decided this morning. So we would

3 like to have a discussion on that.

4 NP STARKEY: Okay. On this point -- let me

5 give you what we've done.

6 This morning the delegates approved that

7 National Headquarters sponsor the convention next year

8 so they can -- with the 501(c)3 -- we can get more

9 sponsors in for the National Convention.

10 But I don't believe that the National

11 Headquarters staff can actually do the work of a

12 convention committee plus their own work at National

13 Headquarters.

14 The Convention Committee this year has worked

15 two years on this convention, many hard hours, and I

16 don't believe that the National Headquarters' staff,

17 with all the work they have to do, can complete both

18 jobs.

19 So I'm appointing, as the National President,

20 a convention committee for next year, because we didn't

21 have a branch or a region come forward.

22 A motion was made this morning to do the

23 convention as a conference convention, and that's

24 different than a convention, so there's more work

25 involved. So I'm appointing a committee to do the



1 background work.

2 The national headquarters will get involved

3 with getting all the sponsors lined up with all that,

4 and that will go through the NAD. But this committee is

5 going to do all the legwork.

6 UNIDENTIFIED: May I ask the finance officer

7 to approach so he can please respond?

8 NP STARKEY: If he wants to say something, he

9 can come to the mic.

10 MR. PROCTOR: Bryan Proctor, finance officer.

11 The reason the National Headquarters wanted to handle

12 both parts of it is that we were planning a conference

13 as opposed to a convention. We're going to have to sell

14 booths, we're going to have sell tables. We're going to

15 have to sell information sessions.

16 If we're doing this with two sides of a brain,

17 that's going to be not possible to do, because every

18 time we sell a table, we'll have to go back and check

19 back in with the committee. All we're going to do is

20 hold ourselves up from being able to do the good work of

21 getting the revenue in-house.

22 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, I withdraw my motion.

23 I withdraw. Let's get on with the election.


25 I'm not sure what I'm voting on here. If I vote yes --



1 NP STARKEY: Shipmate, I withdraw my motion,

2 so we're not voting on anything.

3 UNIDENTIFIED: Then I have a question. Why

4 wasn't this handled last year like it's supposed to be?

5 The National President is supposed to appoint the

6 committee last year, two years ahead. I know because

7 I'm the first one that did this.

8 NP STARKEY: I wasn't the National President

9 last year, so I can't speak for my predecessor.

10 UNIDENTIFIED: (inaudible) -- let him explain.

11 NP STARKEY: It doesn't need to be explained,

12 because it's a moot point.

13 JrPNP LARSON: National President, Larson,

14 delegate, Branch 94. To answer the question, yes, at

15 the time the National President did appoint a chairman,

16 and it did not follow through -- lack of support.

17 Thank you.

18 DELEGATE 104: Delegate 104, we might let

19 everybody in here know why there's no convention this

20 year -- (inaudible) under the assumption that we still

21 had somebody. He didn't know that Birmingham had

22 withdrawn their --

23 NP STARKEY: Birmingham never officially put

24 in a --

25 DELEGATE 104: I'm sure everybody's heard



1 Birmingham was going to be the place, but they're not

2 even around anymore, so --

3 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, let's go on with the

4 election. Thank you.

5 PNP BOUDREAUX: We're voting for National

6 President. You got two candidates. You got William

7 Starkey and Robert Washington. Is that tally committee

8 ready?

9 UNIDENTIFIED: Tally committee is ready.

10 PNP BOUDREAUX: Let's line up and start with

11 Branch 1. You've heard from them all year.

12 PRP GUNTHER: Shipmate National President,

13 through you to the chairman.


15 PNP GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, 182. I mean,

16 we'd still like to hear some information from both

17 candidates, final words before we vote, I would think.

18 NP STARKEY: Shipmates told me to proceed, and

19 I'm proceeding. We don't want to waste anymore time of

20 the delegates. We'll wait until the election is over.

21 Thank you.

22 PNP BOUDREAUX: Shipmate National President.


24 PNP BLACKBURN: Blackburn, delegate, Branch 8.

25 Should not the resolutions for the candidates be read as



1 has been in the past?

2 NP STARKEY: The resolve portion will be read,

3 but all Shipmate Boudreaux wanted shipmates to do is

4 line up at the mics in numerical order so once the

5 results are in, he can get the election underway.

6 PNP BOUDREAUX: South New Jersey, Branch 57,

7 nominating resolution: William Starkey, National

8 President. Resolved: The shipmates of South Jersey,

9 Branch 57 FRA, know that this dedicated shipmate's

10 experience and dedication to our association qualifies

11 him to serve his shipmates now, and therefore, be it

12 resolved that South Jersey Branch 57 FRA, in its

13 regularly scheduled monthly meeting held on 18 October,

14 2017, a quorum being present, did unanimously vote to

15 place the name of National President William E. Starkey

16 in nomination for the office of National President FRA

17 for the Association year 2018/2019.

18 And be it further resolved, the South Jersey

19 Branch 57 earnestly solicits the support and endorsement

20 of all the branches of the FRA for the candidacy of

21 National President William E. Starkey for the office of

22 National President FRA for the association year

23 2018/2019.

24 Navy Department Branch 181 nominating

25 resolution. Robert Washington, resolved, the Navy



1 Department Branch 181, at a regularly scheduled monthly

2 meeting held on October 5th, 2017, a quorum being

3 present, did proudly and unanimously vote to place the

4 name of Robert Washington in nomination for the office

5 of National President, Fleet Reserve Association for the

6 year 2018/2019.

7 And be it further resolved that the Navy

8 Branch 181 sincerely solicits the support and

9 endorsement of all the branches of the Fleet Reserve

10 Association for the candidacy of National Vice President

11 Robert Washington for the office of National President

12 FRA.

13 Now, are we ready?

14 NP STARKEY: Are there any further nominations

15 for the office of National President? Are there any

16 further nominations for the office of National

17 President? Are there any further nominations for the

18 office of National President?

19 If not, the nominations are now closed.

20 Shipmate Blackburn, what did you want?

21 PNP BLACKBURN: Shipmate National President,

22 Blackburn, delegate, Branch 8. I do believe it is

23 written in our C&BL that a five-minute recess for the

24 branches to caucus for their vote is called for.

25 NP STARKEY: Okay. Shipmates, would you like



1 a five-minute recess to caucus?

2 (Crosstalk.)

3 NP STARKEY: Let's proceed with the vote.

4 PNP BOUDREAUX: Are we ready now?

5 Branch 1, six votes.

6 BRANCH 156: Loveless, proxy Branch 156. Six

7 votes, Washington.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Six votes, Washington.

9 Branch 4, five votes.

10 BRANCH 4: Delegate, Branch 4, for progressive

11 FRA, we cast our five votes to Bob Washington.

12 PNP BOUDREAUX: Five votes, Washington.

13 BRANCH 6: Branch 6, four votes.

14 PRP GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, 182, proxy

15 for Branch 6. Four votes for Bob Washington.

16 PNP BOUDREAUX: Branch 8, 10 votes.

17 PNP BLACKBURN: Blackburn, delegate chairman,

18 Branch 8. Ten votes, Washington.

19 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Washington.

20 Branch 11, 11 votes.

21 PRP SNYDER: Snyder, delegate, Branch 11. 11


23 PNP BOUDREAUX: 11 votes, Washington.

24 Branch 12, three votes.

25 WHITE: White, proxy. Three votes,



1 Washington.

2 PNP BOUDREAUX: Branch 12. Three votes,

3 Washington.

4 Branch 13, four votes.

5 RP DAVENPORT: Branch 13, Davenport delegate.

6 Four votes, Starkey.

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Four votes, Starkey.

8 Branch 14, seven votes.

9 PRP CUNNINGHAM: Cunningham, delegate, Branch

10 14. Seven votes, Washington, as instructed.

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: Seven votes, Washington.


13 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy for 15.

14 Three votes, Washington.

15 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Washington.


17 BRANCH 17: Klein, Branch 17. Four votes,

18 Washington.

19 PNP BOUDREAUX: Four votes, Washington.

20 Branch 18, eight votes.

21 PRP LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, delegate, Branch

22 18. Eight votes, Washington, as instructed.

23 PNP BOUDREAUX: Eight votes Washington.


25 BRANCH 20: Delegate, Branch 20. 18 votes,



1 Washington.



4 BRANCH 22: Branch 22. 19 votes as

5 instructed, Washington.



8 ZINO: Zino, delegate, Branch 23. Four votes,

9 Starkey.



12 COLLINS: Penny Collins, delegate, Branch 24.

13 All votes, 79, to Bob Washington.

14 PNP BOUDREAUX: 79 votes, Bob Washington.

15 Branch 25 -- oh, they're not registered.


17 WHITE: White proxy. Four votes, Washington.



20 CHRISTOPHER: Christopher, proxy, Branch 29.

21 Washington.



24 JANSKY: Jansky, delegate, Branch 31. Six






3 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, Proxy for 34.



6 Branch 37, two votes.

7 MARTIN: Martin, delegate, proxy as

8 instructed, Washington.

9 PNP BOUDREAUX: Two votes, Washington.


11 BURKE: Burke, delegate, Branch 38. All




15 BRANCH 40: Delegate. 11 votes, Washington.

16 One vote, Starkey.

17 PNP BOUDREAUX: 11 votes, Washington. One

18 vote, Starkey.


20 GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, 182, proxy for

21 Branch 41. Four votes, Washington.



24 DAVENPORT: Branch 42, Davenport, proxy.

25 Seven votes, Washington, by instruction.





3 DAVIS: Davis, delegate. One vote, Starkey.

4 Four votes, Washington.

5 PNP BOUDREAUX: One vote, Starkey. Four



8 EGGE: Dennis Egge, delegate, Branch 46. 40

9 votes for Washington.



12 BRANCH 47: Delegate. Eight votes,

13 Washington.

14 PNP BOUDREAUX: Eight votes, Washington.


16 HATCLIFF: Hatcliff, delegate. Six votes,

17 Washington.



20 WHITE: White, proxy. 11 votes, Washington.



23 BRANCH 54: Proxy for Branch 54. Two votes,

24 Washington.





2 PRP LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for Branch

3 55. Five votes, Washington.



6 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy 57. Six votes,

7 Starkey.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Six votes, Starkey.

9 59, six votes.

10 ARCHER: Archer, delegate, Branch 59. Six

11 votes, Starkey.



14 BRANCH 60: Delegate, Branch 60. 28 votes,

15 Washington.



18 HERMES: Hermes, delegate. 26 votes,

19 Washington.



22 DAVIS: Davis, proxy 62. Three votes,

23 Washington.


25 Branch 67, nine votes.



1 SPEIGHT: Speight, Branch 67. All votes, Bob

2 Washington.

3 PNP BOUDREAUX: Nine votes, Washington.


5 DAVIS: Branch 70. 25 votes, Washington.



8 JANSKY: Jansky, proxy. Four votes,

9 Washington.




13 Two votes, Washington.




17 Two votes, Washington.



20 BRANCH 77: Schmidt, proxy. All votes,

21 Washington.



24 BRANCH 84: Schmidt, proxy. All votes,

25 Washington.





3 CAMPBELL: Campbell, delegate, 85. All votes,

4 Washington.



7 BRANCH 86: Thomas, delegate. Six votes,

8 Washington.



11 BROWN: Brown 226, proxy for Branch 87. Three



14 Branch 89, twelve votes.

15 BARRON: Barron, delegate. 12 votes, Starkey.

16 PNP BOUDREAUX: Twelve votes, Starkey.


18 DAVIS: Davis, proxy, Branch 90. Five votes,

19 Washington.



22 BRANCH 91: Redmond, proxy for Branch 91.

23 Instructed 39 votes, Washington.





1 BRANCH 92: Field, proxy for Branch 92. Two




5 JONES: Jones, delegate, Branch 93. 16 votes,

6 Washington.



9 HANKERSON: Hankerson, Branch 94. 16 votes,

10 Washington.



13 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for 97. 19




17 LONGSTRATT: Longstratt, delegate, 98. Two




21 FALU: Falu, delegate. 27 votes, Washington.



24 RUIZ: Ruiz, delegate. All votes, Washington.





2 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for Branch 103.

3 Nine votes, Washington.


5 104, six votes.

6 JOHNSON: Johnson, delegate. Six votes,

7 Washington.


9 105, seven votes.

10 WHITE: White, proxy. Seven votes,

11 Washington.


13 106, six votes.

14 DAVENPORT: 106, Davenport, proxy. Six for

15 Starkey.


17 109, three votes.

18 THOMAS: Delegate, Thomas, proxy. Three



21 112, three votes -- 112, three votes.

22 PAUL: Paul, proxy. Three votes, Washington.



25 BRANCH 113: 113, proxy. All votes,



1 Washington.


3 115, seven votes.

4 BRANCH 115: Proxy, 115. How many votes?

5 PNP BOUDREAUX: 115, seven votes.

6 BRANCH 115: Seven votes, Washington.


8 117, nine votes.

9 BRANCH 117: Kilmer, proxy. Nine votes,

10 Bobby.


12 123, two votes.

13 CHRISTOPHER: Christopher, proxy, 123. Two



16 124, seven votes.

17 DELEGATE 124: Russo, Delegate, 124. Seven



20 126, 13 votes.

21 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate. 13 votes,

22 Washington.


24 127, four votes -- 127, four votes.

25 Lazzaretti: Lazzaretti proxy for 127. Four





3 130, five votes.

4 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Five votes, Washington.


6 132, two votes.

7 UNIDENTIFIED: Shipmate Chairman, we think you

8 missed a number.

9 PNP BOUDREAUX: 132, two votes.

10 BRANCH 132: Two votes, Washington, proxy.


12 136, 15 votes.

13 COMBS: Combs, proxy. 15 votes, Washington.


15 We don't interrupt roll call unless it's an

16 emergency.

17 137, six votes.

18 BRANCH 137: 137. Six votes, Washington.




22 Washington.


24 146, four votes.

25 JANSKY: Jansky, proxy. Four votes,



1 Washington.


3 147, 11 votes.

4 HANSON: Hanson, delegate, 147. 11 votes,

5 Washington, instructed.


7 156, seven votes.

8 LOVELESS: 156, delegate, Loveless. All



11 159 five votes.

12 TALBOT: Talbot, delegate, Branch 159. Five



15 161, 17 votes.

16 BRANCH 161: For Branch 161, all votes,

17 Washington.


19 162, 11 votes -- 162, 11 votes.

20 BRANCH 162: Delegate, Washington.

21 PNP BOUDREAUX: What was that again?

22 FIELD: Field, delegate, Branch 162.

23 Washington, all votes.


25 Shipmates, when you line up at the mic, you



1 know what number you are. If you line up in a row,

2 we'll get through this faster.

3 163, ten votes.

4 KATZENBERGER: Katzenberger, delegate. Ten



7 166, 19 votes.

8 MARTIN: Martin, delegate. Instructed all




12 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy, 171. All



15 172, six votes.

16 KELLY: Kelly, 172. Six votes, Washington.



19 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for 174. Three



22 175, 14 votes.

23 SMITH: Smith, proxy. All votes, Washington.


25 177, four votes.



1 WHITE: White, proxy. Four votes, Washington.


3 178, three votes.

4 ATHENOUR: Athenour, proxy, 178. Three votes,

5 Washington.


7 181, 13 votes.

8 SLAWINSKI: Slawinski, delegate chairman. 13

9 votes for the next National President, Robert

10 Washington.


12 182, five votes.

13 GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, Branch 182. All



16 183, five votes.

17 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy. Five votes,

18 Washington.


20 184, two votes.

21 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy 184. Two




25 Athenour: Athenour, proxy, 185. Three votes,



1 Washington.


3 186, six votes -- 186, six votes -- 186, six

4 votes.

5 187, two votes.

6 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy 187. Two for

7 Washington.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Two votes for Washington.

9 192, five votes.

10 LeCLAIR: LeClair, delegate 192. Five votes

11 Washington.


13 194, four votes.

14 SMITH: Smith. Four votes, Washington.



17 197: 197. Three votes, Washington.

18 PNP BOUDREAUX: 201, six votes.

19 COPELAND: Copeland, 201 delegate. Six votes,

20 Washington.


22 207, four votes -- 207 four votes.

23 SCARBRO: Scarbro, delegate. Instructed, four

24 votes, Starkey.




1 208, eight votes.

2 CLEVELAND: Cleveland, delegate, 208. Eight


4 PNP BOUDREAUX: Eight votes, Washington.

5 210, ten votes.

6 GILBERT: Gilbert proxy. Ten votes, Bobby.

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, who?

8 GILBERT: Bobby Washington.


10 212, four votes.

11 GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, 182, proxy. Four




15 214: 214, delegate. Three votes, Starkey.

16 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Starkey.

17 215, two votes.

18 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy. Two votes,

19 Washington.


21 216, four votes.

22 216: (Inaudible), proxy for Branch 216. Four






1 COLLINS: Penny Collins, proxy, Branch 217.

2 All votes, Washington.


4 219, four votes.

5 GUNTHER: Gunther, proxy Branch 182, proxy for

6 Branch 219. Four votes, Bob Washington.


8 221, two votes.

9 WHITE: 221, White, proxy. Two votes,

10 Washington.



13 SMITH: Smith, Branch 98, proxy for 222.



16 223, two votes.

17 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Two votes, Washington.


19 226, five votes.

20 BROWN: Brown, delegate. Five votes,

21 Washington.


23 227, two votes.

24 TALBOT: Talbot proxy, 227. Two votes,

25 Washington.




2 229, four votes.

3 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy, 229. Four

4 votes, Starkey.


6 230, six votes.

7 BOUDREAUX: Boudreaux, proxy. Six votes,

8 Starkey, instructed.

9 232, two votes.

10 232: Proxy for 232. Two votes, Starkey.

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: Two votes, Starkey.

12 238, five votes.

13 WHITE: White, proxy. Five votes, Washington.


15 242, two votes.

16 WHITE: White, proxy. Two votes, Washington.


18 244, two votes.

19 MATTHEWS: Proxy for 244. Two votes,

20 Washington. Matthews, proxy.



23 CHRISTOPHER: Christopher, proxy, 245. Three





1 248, three votes -- 248, three votes -- 248,

2 three votes.

3 248: 248. Three votes, Washington.


5 251, three votes.

6 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy, 251. Three votes,

7 Washington.


9 254, five votes.

10 254: (Inaudible), proxy, instructed. Five

11 votes, Starkey.

12 PNP BOUDREAUX: Five votes, Starkey.

13 257, two votes.

14 MARTIN: Martin, Branch 166, instructed proxy

15 for 257. All votes, Washington.



18 DAVENPORT: 258, Davenport, proxy. Three

19 votes, Starkey.

20 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Starkey.


22 DAVIS: Davis, proxy, 260. Three votes,

23 Washington.


25 261, 15 votes.



1 MATTHEWS: Matthews, proxy. 15 votes,

2 Washington.


4 264, five votes.

5 TALBOT: Talbot proxy, 264. Five votes,

6 Washington.


8 268, four votes.

9 WHITE: White, proxy. Four votes, Washington.


11 269, 37 votes.

12 BOLZ: Bolz, delegate, 269. 37 votes,

13 Starkey.

14 PNP BOUDREAUX: 37 votes, Starkey.


16 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Three votes,

17 Washington.



20 COURNEYA: Courneya, delegate, 274. Three



23 275, four votes.

24 BOUDREAUX: Boudreaux, delegate. Instructed,

25 four votes, Starkey.



1 PNP BOUDREAUX: 276, 10 votes.

2 WATKINS: Watkins, 276 delegate. Ten votes,

3 Washington.


5 280, three votes.

6 (Crosstalk.)

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: 281, three votes.

8 MATTHEWS: Matthews, proxy. Three votes,

9 Washington.


11 282, five votes.

12 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy, 282. Five votes,

13 Washington.



16 HARRIS: Harris, proxy, 285. Three,

17 Washington.


19 287, two votes.

20 287: (Inaudible), delegate. All votes,

21 Washington.


23 289, 30 votes.

24 KELLEY: Kelley, delegate, chairman. All





2 290, 25 votes.

3 HILL: 290, Hill, delegate chair,

4 uninstructed. All 25 votes, Washington.


6 291, two votes.


8 Washington.


10 293, six votes.

11 BRANCH 293: Thomas, Branch, 293. All votes,

12 Starkey.



15 294: 294, proxy, Washington.


17 295, two votes.

18 TALBOT: Talbot proxy, 295. Two votes,

19 Washington.


21 298, five votes.

22 POSEKANY: Posekany, delegate chair, 298

23 Branch, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Five votes, Washington.


25 299, two votes.



1 (Crosstalk.)

2 PNP BOUDREAUX: 301, two votes.

3 MARTIN: Martin, Branch 166, proxy for 301.

4 Two votes, Washington, instructed.


6 302, five votes.

7 SMITH: Smith, proxy. All Washington.


9 307, five votes.

10 LARSON: Larson, proxy. Five votes,

11 Washington.


13 309, four votes.

14 NVP WASHINGTON: Proxy with Branch 309. Four

15 votes, me.

16 PNP BOUDREAUX: Four votes, me -- Washington.





21 311, four votes.

22 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy, 311. Four votes,

23 Washington.


25 316, five votes.



1 (Crosstalk.)

2 PNP BOUDREAUX: 316, six votes.

3 316: (Inaudible), proxy. Six votes,

4 Washington.

5 PNP BOUDREAUX: 324, three votes.

6 324: (Inaudible), proxy. Three votes,

7 Washington.


9 328, two votes.

10 (Crosstalk.)

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: 334, four votes.

12 Talbot: Talbot, proxy, 334. Four votes,

13 Washington.


15 335, two votes.

16 BEESE: Two votes, Washington.


18 339, two votes.


20 Washington.


22 342, two votes.

23 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy, 342. Two





1 358, three votes.

2 (Crosstalk.)

3 PNP BOUDREAUX: They're not registered. 358,

4 three votes.


6 Washington.


8 364, three votes.

9 HERNDON: 364, delegate, Herndon. As

10 instructed, three votes, Washington.



13 CHRISTOPHER: Cristopher, proxy, 367.

14 Washington.


16 371, four votes.

17 371: Branch 371, delegate. Four votes for

18 Bob Washington.


20 377, two votes.

21 WHITE: White, proxy. Two votes, Washington.


23 382, six votes.

24 PAUL: Paul, Branch 382 proxy -- or, I'm

25 sorry, delegate. All votes for Starkey.




2 That concludes the roll call.

3 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, it is my sincere

4 pleasure to introduce the next National President of the

5 Fleet Reserve Association, my friend, Bob Washington.

6 (Applause.)

7 NVP WASHINGTON: I am humbled, and I am

8 honored that you have elected me as your next National

9 President, but we have a lot of work to do. And in

10 order for us to turn this ship around, we're going to

11 have to do it collectively.

12 So it all starts today in trying to move this

13 Association forward, because we cannot continue to keep

14 looking backwards. Time has changed, people have

15 changed, and so do we -- we need to change. We need to

16 be able to create change.

17 We should be able to make change. We should

18 be able to respect change, and most importantly, we

19 should be able to accept change.

20 If we want to get young folks into this

21 Association, change has got to come. And just like my

22 good friend has said, we don't want to throw the baby

23 out with the bath water.

24 We won't deviate from our constitution and

25 bylaws, but we have to change the face of this



1 association if we want to bring young folks on.

2 Again, Shipmates, thank you all very much.

3 (Applause.)

4 NP STARKEY: We will now proceed with the

5 election of National Vice President, but before we do,

6 we're going to take a five-minute recess so the branches

7 can caucus.

8 National Chaplain, will you close the Bible,

9 please.

10 NCHAP DAVIS: National President, the Bible is

11 closed.


13 Return back at 1410.

14 (Recess was taken.)

15 NP STARKEY: Shipmate, close the doors and

16 invite the shipmateS to the hall. If they're not in the

17 hall, close the doors.

18 NP STARKEY: National Chaplain, would you open

19 the holy Bible, please.

20 CHAPLAIN: National President, the Bible is

21 open.

22 NP STARKEY: Thank you.

23 Will the chairman of the Credentials Committee

24 please come up and give an updated credentials report in

25 case any shipmates have signed on.



1 PRP LAZZARETTI: Shipmates, I am pleased to

2 report there are no changes to the credentials report.

3 Let the best candidate win.

4 NP STARKEY: Thank you, Shipmate Lazzaretti.

5 PNP BOUDREAUX: Shipmates, we'll read the

6 resolutions of the three candidates.

7 Imperial Beach, Branch 289. Nominating

8 resolution: Resolve that Imperial Beach, Branch 289,

9 FRA, in the regularly scheduled meeting on 8

10 November 2017, a quorum being present, did with great

11 pride and pleasure vote unanimously to place the name of

12 Michael Mick Fulton in nomination for the office of

13 National Vice President, Fleet Reserve Association, year

14 2018/2019.

15 And be it further resolved that Imperial

16 Beach, Branch 289, sincerely solicits the support and

17 endorsement of all branches of the Fleet Reserve

18 Association for a candidacy of Past Regional President

19 southwest Michael Mick Fulton for the office of National

20 Vice President FRA.

21 North Shore Branch 031, nominating resolution.

22 Resolve that North Shore Branch 031, Fleet Reserve

23 Association, at a regularly scheduled meeting held on 21

24 March 2018, a quorum being present, did unanimously vote

25 to place the name of Past Regional President Northeast



1 New England, Donna M. Jansky, in nomination for the

2 office of National Vice President for the Association --

3 for the Association year of 2018/2019.

4 And be it further resolved that the North

5 Shore Branch 031 earnestly solicits the support and

6 endorsement of all branches of the Fleet Reserve

7 Association for the candidacy of Past Regional President

8 Northeast New England, Donna M. Jansky, for the office

9 of National Vice President Fleet Reserve Association.

10 First Coast Branch 91 nominating resolution:

11 Be it resolved that at a regularly scheduled meeting,

12 October 10, 2017, First Coast Branch 91, Jacksonville,

13 Florida, a quorum being present, voted unanimously to

14 place the name of James E. Rockin Robbins in nomination

15 for the office of National Vice President Fleet Reserve

16 Association for the years 2018/2019.

17 And be it further resolved that the members of

18 Branch 91 First Coast, Jacksonville, Florida, earnestly

19 solicits the support and endorsement of each branch of

20 the Fleet Reserve Association for the candidacy of Past

21 Regional President Southeast, James E. Robbins, for the

22 office of National Vice President for the Fleet Reserve

23 Association for the year 2018/2019.

24 NP STARKEY: Would the three candidates like

25 to make a -- I'm sorry.



1 Are there anymore nominations for the office

2 of national vice president? Are there any other

3 nominations for the office of national vice president?

4 Are there any other nominations for the office of

5 national vice president?

6 If not, nominations are closed.

7 The three candidates, Mick Fulton, Donna

8 Jansky, and Jim Robbins, would you like to make a

9 three-minute nominating speech?

10 Mine aint going to be three minutes.

11 NP STARKEY: Well, I'll cut you off at two and

12 a half.

13 (Crosstalk.)

14 NP STARKEY: Nominating speeches, five

15 minutes.

16 Five minutes for nominating speeches. Two

17 minutes for second.

18 NP STARKEY: It'll be a five and two.

19 FULTON: Shipmates, I want to be your national

20 vice president for the year 2018/2019, because I feel

21 this organization is veering off course slightly.

22 At this point, I am concerned in the fact that

23 the -- and this is hard -- there are some shipmates that

24 forget sometimes the ideals of what this organization

25 was founded on and what this organization is about.



1 I feel strongly in the principles of this

2 organization. I have for a long time. We need to move

3 forward, as Shipmate National President Elect stated,

4 and quit looking back. The way forward is to accept

5 some changes that some people are not going to like.

6 As the finance officer stated yesterday and

7 today, we don't have a spending problem, we have a

8 revenue problem. We need to think outside the box and

9 try to find some ways to get some additional revenue.

10 I don't have all the answers, and I'm sure

11 there's people in this room that don't have all the

12 answers.

13 However, I am willing to work with the people

14 that the other shipmates endorse and elect as a member

15 of the Board to work in a direction of change and work

16 in a direction to make this organization successful.

17 Thank you.

18 (Applause.)

19 JANSKY: Good afternoon, Shipmates, again. As

20 you know, I'm running for national vice president,

21 because I want to do everything possible to improve this

22 organization.

23 As stated before, we are at a crossroad. What

24 is happening to us, though, is happening to all the

25 veterans service organizations. And for several years



1 now the message has been that we're near death and that

2 our funds are dwindling.

3 However, nothing is more important to an

4 organization than communication. But negative

5 communication is going to kill us. This dual message is

6 not motivational. No organization runs perfectly, but

7 the way we communicate and work through problems

8 determines how issues are solved.

9 Blaming others is counter productive and does

10 not work towards a solution of a common goal.

11 Accepting responsibility and moving forward is

12 one positive solution. Regardless of where the blame

13 sits, this is a team environment. And simply accepting

14 the current reality, while moving forward in a positive

15 solution-based environment, is a good practice.

16 Now, these issues don't correct themselves

17 overnight, and we need help -- everyone's help. It'll

18 take some hard work. But we have one positive aspect

19 that no one can take away from us, that -- and that is

20 that we have held firm in the support of the various

21 veteran issues in Washington, D.C. for decades.

22 We have a voice with the Congress and

23 President, regardless of the dominant political party.

24 I'm willing to work with the outstanding

25 headquarter's personnel and our national board of



1 directors to push a plan for change. We hired some

2 great people that have outstanding ideas for marketing

3 and recruitment, and it's time to give their ideas a

4 chance.

5 I would support a new business plan that

6 covers short and long-range goals. When we finish our

7 business here, we need to send a strong, unified message

8 to all our shipmates, that we are willing to tackle the

9 problems head on and we now have a strong team in place

10 with a can-do attitude.

11 I am an optimist, someone who sees the glass

12 half full, not half empty, but with plenty of room for

13 improvement.

14 I welcome the skeptics but not the cynics.

15 Thank you.

16 (Applause.)

17 ROBBINS: Shipmates, I want to be your

18 national vice president. I can stand here and say the

19 very same thing that my other two companions said, and

20 one thing I look at, we do have to change our ways. I

21 always look at it -- we have to listen. I've been

22 preaching that for two years.

23 And then we need to communicate. The

24 communication is not coming across. We need to stand up

25 and communicate for what we're doing.



1 During the meetings here we try to listen to

2 everything that's going on, but we get interrupted. And

3 that's what's happening with the FRA today. We are

4 getting changes from the younger people. They want

5 changes, and they keep saying that we're the old folks.

6 The new generation is coming in. A lot of us

7 are trying to change to their ways to satisfy the young

8 generation. As they say, the computer people, well,

9 you're right, they are. But I'm going to keep it short

10 and sweet.

11 I would appreciate your support for me for

12 running for national vice president, and I want to put

13 my hand out to my opponents and say good luck and thank

14 you, Shipmates.

15 (Applause.)

16 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, you now have two

17 minutes per candidate for nominating speeches. You --

18 to rebut. Anybody wants the floor? Okay. We'll move

19 on.

20 Do shipmates want a five-minute caucus time?

21 BRANCH 93: Shipmate National President,

22 delegate, Branch 93. I need two people, one to run the

23 adding machine, one to run the tally.


25 Standing Rule 3, in the event of three or more



1 candidates for the same office and no candidate receives

2 a majority of votes cast, the candidate receiving the

3 lowest number of votes on the second ballot will be

4 eliminated and will not be shown on the ballot again.

5 Do you understand that, Shipmates? The second

6 ballot, the shipmate who has the lowest number of votes

7 cast will be eliminated from the third ballot.


9 UNIDENTIFIED: Shipmate National President, I

10 do believe you corrected yourself. The shipmate

11 receiving the lowest amount of votes on the first ballot

12 will be eliminated from the second ballot; is that

13 correct?

14 NP STARKEY: The shipmate who receives the

15 lowest number of votes on the second ballot will be

16 removed from the third ballot.

17 BLACKBURN: Blackburn, delegate, Branch 8 -- I

18 don't believe that's --

19 NP STARKEY: Under Standing Rule 3 Whiskey, it

20 states in there. In the event of three or more

21 candidates for the same office on the same ballot, no

22 candidate receives a majority of votes cast, and then

23 the candidate receiving the lowest number of votes after

24 the second ballot will be removed from office. That's

25 in Standing Rule 3, Whiskey.



1 BLACKBURN: We would cast three votes if that

2 be the case.

3 NP STARKEY: If it requires three votes. We

4 don't have -- but if it does, the shipmate with the

5 lowest number of votes after the second ballot will be

6 removed from the ballot.

7 BLACKBURN: Thank you, National President.

8 NP STARKEY: You're welcome, Shipmate.

9 PRP GUNTHER: Shipmate National President?

10 NP STARKEY: Yes, Shipmate at the rear mic.

11 PRP GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, Branch 182.

12 I want everybody to get in line behind these microphones

13 to make this go quickly.

14 (Crosstalk.)


16 delegate, Branch 40. You read the standing rule saying

17 you have to have two ballots with three candidates

18 running? A lot of shipmates don't agree with that.

19 We're here. It can be changed right now by

20 two-thirds majority vote of the people in the hall.

21 I move that we change the reading of the

22 standing rule to add to the first column, "The lowest

23 number drops off."

24 PRP SLAWINSKI: Slawinski, delegate, Branch

25 118, seconds.



1 UNIDENTIFIED: For the edification of the

2 shipmates, when you have three or more shipmates on the

3 ballot, you have -- certain delegates are locked in to

4 vote one way on the first ballot.

5 By leaving all three in case no one gets the

6 majority vote on the first ballot, they are released

7 from their obligation to vote. They can vote either way

8 they want with the subsequent ballots. That is why

9 Standing Rule 3 is written that way.

10 NP STARKEY: Is there any final discussion on

11 the motion?

12 All in favor of changing Standing Rule 3,

13 Whiskey, say aye.

14 (Some ayes.)


16 (Chorus of nays.)

17 NP STARKEY: Standing Rule stands as is; it

18 lost.

19 We're now continuing with the election. Will

20 all voting delegates line up in order behind the mic so

21 we can proceed as expeditiously as possible.

22 PNP BOUDREAUX: Branch 1, six votes.

23 BRANCH 1: Branch 1, Loveless, proxy. All

24 votes, Jansky.

25 PNP BOUDREAUX: Six votes, Jansky.




2 BRANCH 4: Delegate. For a better FRA, we

3 cast our vote to Donna Jansky.

4 PNP BOUDREAUX: Five votes, Jansky.


6 GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate instructed. Four

7 votes, Jansky.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Four votes, Jansky.

9 Branch eight, ten votes.

10 BLACKBURN: Blackburn, delegate chairman. Ten

11 votes, Jansky, instructed.

12 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Jansky.


14 SNYDER: Snyder, delegate, Branch 11. 11

15 votes, Jansky.

16 PNP BOUDREAUX: 11 votes, Jansky.


18 WHITE: White, proxy. Three votes, Robbins.

19 PNP BOUDREAUX: Branch 12, three votes,

20 Robbins.


22 DAVENPORT: Branch 13, Davenport, delegate.

23 Four votes, Jansky.





1 CUNNINGHAM: Cunningham, Branch 14 delegate.

2 As instructed, 7 votes, Robbins.

3 PNP BOUDREAUX: Seven votes, Robbins.


5 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy. Three

6 votes, Robbins.

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Robbins.


9 BRANCH 17: Line, Branch 17. Four votes,

10 Robbins.

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: Four votes, Robbins.


13 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, delegate, Branch 18.

14 As instructed, eight votes, Fulton.

15 PNP BOUDREAUX: Branch 18, eight votes,

16 Fulton.


18 BRANCH 20: Branch 20, delegate. 18, Jansky.

19 PNP BOUDREAUX: 18, Jansky.


21 BRANCH 22: Branch 22. 19 votes, as

22 instructed, Jansky.



25 ZINO: Zino, delegate, Branch 23, Robbins.





3 COLLINS: Collins, delegate. All votes, 79,

4 Jansky.



7 Branch 28: Proxy, four votes, Robbins.




11 All votes, Jansky.



14 BRANCH 31: Jansky, delegate. Six votes,

15 Jansky.



18 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate. Three votes,

19 Robbins.



22 MORTON: Morton, proxy for Branch 37. Two

23 votes, Jansky, as instructed.

24 PNP BOUDREAUX: Two votes, Jansky.




1 BURKE: Burke, Branch 38 delegate. Four

2 votes, Jansky.



5 SCARBRO: Scarbro, delegate. Four votes,

6 Fulton -- 12 votes, Fulton.

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Twelve votes, Fulton.

8 41, four votes.

9 GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, Branch 182, proxy

10 for Branch 41. Four votes, Jansky.



13 DAVENPPORT: Branch 42, Davenport, proxy.

14 Seven votes, Jansky.

15 PNP BOUDREAUX: Seven votes, Jansky.


17 DAVIS: Davis, Branch 44 delegate. Five

18 votes, Robbins.

19 PNP BOUDREAUX: Five votes, Robbins.


21 EGGE: Egge, Branch 46. 40 votes for Fulton.

22 PNP BOUDREAUX: 40 votes, Fulton.


24 BRANCH 47: Branch 47. Eight votes, Fulton.

25 PNP BOUDREAUX: Eight votes, Fulton.




2 BRANCH 49: Delegate. Six votes, Jansky.



5 WHITE: White, proxy. 11 votes, Robbins.

6 PNP BOUDREAUX: 11 votes, Robbins.


8 POSEKANY: Posekany, proxy, Branch 54. Two

9 votes, Robbins.

10 PNP BOUDREAUX: Two votes, Robbins.


12 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for Branch 55.

13 Five votes, as instructed, Jansky.



16 NP STARKEY: Starkey, delegate. One vote,

17 Robbins. Five votes, Jansky.

18 PNP BOUDREAUX: One vote, Robbins. Five

19 votes, Jansky.


21 ARCHER: Archer, Branch 59. All six for

22 Jansky.



25 BRANCH 60: Delegate. 28 votes, Fulton.



1 PNP BOUDREAUX: 28 Fulton?

2 BRANCH 60: Fulton.



5 HERMES: 61 Hermes, delegate. 26 votes,

6 Fulton.




10 Fulton.

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Fulton.


13 HORTON: Horton, delegate. All votes, Jansky.

14 PNP BOUDREAUX: Nine votes, Jansky.


16 DAVIS: Davis. 25 votes, Fulton.



19 JANSKY: Jansky, proxy. Four votes, Jansky.



22 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for 73. Two

23 votes, Jansky.






2 One vote, Jansky. One vote, Robbins.

3 PNP BOUDREAUX: One vote, Jansky. One vote

4 Robbins.


6 SMITH: Smith proxy. Five votes, Fulton.

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Five votes, Fulton.


9 SMITH: Smith, proxy. All votes for Fulton.

10 PNP BOUDREAUX: Seven votes, Fulton.


12 CAMPBELL: Campbell, Branch 85 delegate.

13 Three votes, Fulton.



16 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate. All votes,

17 Robbins.

18 PNP BOUDREAUX: Six votes, Robbins.


20 BROWN: Brown, proxy. Three votes, Jansky.

21 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Jansky.


23 BARRON: Barron, delegate. 12 votes, Robbins.





1 DAVIS: Davis, proxy, 90. Five votes, Fulton.



4 RICHMOND: Branch 91. 39 votes, Richmond,

5 proxy. 39 votes, as instructed, Fulton.



8 FIELD: Field, Branch 92 proxy. Two votes,

9 Jansky.



12 JONES: Jones, delegate, Branch 93. As

13 instructed, 16 votes, Fulton.



16 BRANCH 94: (Inaudible), 16 votes, Jansky.



19 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for 97. 19

20 votes, Jansky.



23 LONGSTRATT: Longstratt. All votes, Robbins.

24 PNP BOUDREAUX: For Robby?

25 LONGSTRATT: Yes.





3 CHARLES: Charles, Branch 99. 27 votes,

4 Jansky.



7 RUIZ: Ruiz, delegate. All votes, Fulton.



10 BRANCH 103: Branch 103, proxy. Nine votes,

11 Jansky.


13 104, six votes.

14 JOHNSON: Johnson, delegate. Six votes,

15 Jansky.



18 WHITE: White, proxy. Seven votes, Robbins.


20 106, six votes.

21 DAVENPORT: 106, Davenport proxy. Jansky, six

22 votes.



25 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy, 109. Three



1 votes, Robbins.


3 112, three votes.

4 BRANCH 112: All votes for Robbins. Delegate,

5 112.


7 113, three votes.

8 ATHENOUR: Athenour, proxy, 113. All votes,

9 Fulton.



12 LOVELESS: Loveless, proxy. All votes,

13 Jansky.


15 117, nine votes.

16 BRANCH 117: (Inaudible), proxy, 117. Nine

17 votes, Jansky.


19 123, two votes.

20 MARTIN: Martin, proxy for 123. All votes,

21 Fulton.

22 PNP BOUDREAUX: Two votes, Fulton.


24 BRANCH 124: (Inaudible), delegate, 124.

25 Seven votes, Jansky.




2 126, 13 votes.


4 Robbins.


6 127, four votes.

7 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy for 127. All

8 votes, Jansky.


10 130, five votes.

11 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Five votes, Robbins.

12 PNP BOUDREAUX: Five vote, Robbins.

13 132, two votes.


15 Jansky.


17 136, 15 votes.

18 COMBS: Combs, proxy. 15 votes, Robbins.


20 137, six votes.

21 ATHENOUR: Athenour, delegate, 137. All

22 votes, Fulton.

23 PNP BOUDREAUX: Six votes, Fulton.






2 146, four votes.



5 147, 11 votes.

6 HANSON: Hanson, delegate, 147. 11 votes,

7 Robbins, instructed.


9 156, seven votes.

10 LOVELESS: 156, delegate. All votes, Jansky.


12 159, five votes.

13 TALBOT: Talbot, delegate, 159. Five votes,

14 Jansky.


16 161, 17 votes.

17 BRANCH 161: (Inaudible), 161, delegate. 17,

18 all, Bob Robbins.


20 162, 11 votes.

21 BRANCH 162: 162, delegate. All votes,

22 Jansky.


24 163, 10 votes.

25 KATZENBERGER: Katzenberger, delegate, 163.



1 Ten votes, Fulton.

2 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Fulton.

3 166, 19 votes.

4 MARTIN: Martin, delegate, 166. As

5 instructed, 19 votes, Fulton.


7 171, three votes.


9 votes, Jansky.


11 172, six votes.

12 KELLEY: Kelley, delegate, 172. Six votes,

13 Fulton.



16 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy, 174. Three

17 votes, Donna Jansky.


19 175, 14 votes.

20 BRANCH 175: Proxy. 14 votes, Fulton.


22 177, four votes.

23 WHITE: White, proxy. Four votes, Robbins.






2 Fulton.


4 181, 13 votes.

5 SLAWINSKI: Slawinski, delegate, chairman. 13

6 votes, Jansky.


8 182, five votes.

9 GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate. As instructed,

10 one vote, Jansky. Four votes, Robbins.

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: One vote, Jansky. Four votes,

12 Robbins.

13 183, five votes.

14 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy. Five votes,

15 Robbins.


17 184, two votes.

18 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate 184. Two votes,

19 Robbins.




23 Robbins.


25 186, six votes.



1 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy. All votes,

2 Robbins.


4 187, two votes.


6 Robbins.


8 192, five votes.

9 LeCLAIRE: LeClaire, delegate, 192. One vote,

10 Fulton. Four votes, Jansky.

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: One vote, Fulton. Four votes,

12 Jansky.

13 194, four votes.

14 BRANCH 194: Four votes, Robbins.



17 BRANCH 197: 197. Three votes, Jansky.


19 201, six votes.

20 COPELAND: Copeland, 201. Six votes for

21 Jansky.

22 PNP BOUDREAUX: Six votes for Jansky.

23 207, four votes.

24 SCARBRO: Scarbro, delegate. Four votes,

25 Jansky.




2 208, eight votes.

3 CLEVELAND: Cleveland, delegate. Eight votes,

4 Jansky.

5 PNP BOUDREAUX: Eight votes, Jansky.

6 210, 10 votes.

7 BRANCH 210: 210, (inaudible), proxy. Ten

8 votes, Jansky.


10 212, four votes.

11 GUNTHER: Gunther, proxy, 182 -- excuse me,

12 212. Jansky, four votes.



15 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy, 214. Three

16 votes, that's Robbins.


18 215, two votes.


20 Robbins.


22 216, four votes.

23 POSEKANY: Posekany, proxy for Branch 216.

24 Four votes, Robbins.




1 217, three votes.

2 BRANCH 217: Proxy for Branch 217. All votes,

3 Jansky.


5 219, four votes.

6 (Crosstalk.)

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Sorry, three votes. That's

8 Jansky, three votes.

9 219, four votes.

10 GUNTHER: Gunther, proxy. Four votes, Jansky.


12 221, two votes.

13 WHITE: White, proxy. Two votes, Robbins.



16 SMITH: Smith, proxy. Three votes, Jansky.


18 223, two votes.

19 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Two votes, Robbins.


21 226, five votes.

22 BROWN: Brown. As directed, five votes,

23 Jansky.


25 227, two votes.



1 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy, 227. Two votes,

2 Jansky.


4 229, four votes.

5 DAVENPORT: 229, Davenport, proxy. Four

6 votes, Jansky.


8 230, six votes.

9 Boudreaux, proxy. Instructed Fulton, six

10 votes.

11 Six votes, Fulton.

12 232, two votes.

13 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy. Three for

14 Jansky. Two -- sorry, two.


16 238, five votes.

17 BRANCH 238: White, proxy. Five votes,

18 Robbins.


20 242, two votes.


22 PNP BOUDREAUX: Two vote, Robbins.

23 244, two votes.

24 MATTHEWS: Matthews, proxy. Two votes,

25 Jansky.




2 245, three votes.


4 votes, Jansky.


6 248, three votes.

7 ROBBINS: Robbins, delegate, 248, proxy. All

8 three votes for me.



11 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy 251. Three votes,

12 Jansky.


14 254, five votes.

15 BRANCH 254: (Inaudible), proxy. Instructed,

16 five votes, Jansky.


18 257, two votes.

19 MARTIN: Martin, delegate, proxy. As

20 instructed, all votes, Fulton.



23 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy, 258. Three

24 votes, Jansky.




1 260, three votes.


3 Fulton.


5 261, 15 votes.

6 MATTHEWS: Matthews, proxy. Fulton, 15 votes.


8 264, five votes.


10 Jansky.


12 268, four votes.

13 WHITE: White, proxy. Four votes, Robbins.


15 269, 37 votes.

16 BRANCH 269: (Inaudible), chairman. 31 votes,

17 Jansky. Five, Fulton. One, Robbins.

18 PNP BOUDREAUX: 31, Jansky. Five, Fulton.

19 One, Robbins.


21 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Three votes, Robbins.



24 COURNEYA: Courneya, 274. Instructed, three

25 votes, Jansky.




2 275, four votes.

3 Boudreaux, delegate. Instructed, five

4 votes -- no -- four votes, Fulton.

5 276, 10 votes.

6 WATKINS: Watkins, delegate. Ten votes for

7 Robbins, as instructed.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Robbins.

9 281, three votes.


11 Fulton.


13 282, five votes.


15 Jansky.



18 HARRIS: Harris, proxy, 285. Three votes,

19 Jansky.


21 287, two votes.

22 BRANCH 287: (Inaudible), delegate. Two

23 votes, Jansky.


25 289, 30 votes.



1 KELLEY: Kelley, delegate, chairman. 30

2 votes, Fulton.


4 290, 25 votes.

5 HILL: 290, hill, delegate. 10 votes,

6 Robbins. 14 votes, Jansky. One vote, Fulton.

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Robbins. 14 votes,

8 Jansky. One vote, Fulton.

9 291, two votes.


11 Robbins.


13 293, six votes.

14 THOMAS: Thomas, Branch 293. Six votes,

15 Robbins.



18 SMITH: Smith, proxy. 294, all votes for

19 Robby.


21 295, two votes.


23 Jansky.


25 298, five votes.



1 POSEKANY: Posekany, delegate, chair, Branch

2 298, (inaudible), Grand Rapids, Michigan. All votes,

3 Robbins.


5 301, two votes.

6 MARTIN: Martin, proxy. All votes, Fulton.


8 302, five votes.

9 SMITH: Smith, proxy. Five votes, Fulton.


11 307, five votes.

12 LARSON: Larson, proxy. Five votes, Jansky.


14 309, four votes.

15 WATSON: Bob Watson, proxy, 309. Four for

16 Jansky.



19 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy. As

20 instructed, three votes, Fulton.


22 311, four votes.


24 Jansky.




1 316, six votes.

2 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Six votes, Robbins.


4 324, three votes.



7 334, four votes.


9 Jansky.


11 335, two votes.

12 BEESE: Beese, 335. Two votes, Fulton.


14 339, two votes.

15 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate. Two votes,

16 Robbins.


18 342, two votes.

19 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy, 342. Two

20 votes, Jansky.








1 HERNDON: 364, Herndon. Three votes, Jansky,

2 as instructed.


4 367, seven votes.

5 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy, 367. Seven

6 votes, Jansky.


8 371, four votes.

9 VANCE: Vance, 371, delegate. Four votes,

10 Jansky.


12 377, two votes.



15 382, six votes.

16 BRANCH 382: (Inaudible), delegate. Three,

17 Jansky. Three, Fulton.

18 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Jansky. Three

19 votes, Fulton.

20 That concludes the roll call.

21 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, the tally for the vote

22 was 259 for Robbins, 380 for Fulton, and 565 for Jansky.

23 No one got a majority vote, so we're going to cast

24 another round of votes.

25 Before we do that, the Ladies Auxiliary is



1 going to introduce their incoming officers.

2 We'll take a five-minute recess in place until

3 the ladies come in. Don't leave the room. Stay in your

4 seats. It's a five-minute in-place recess.


6 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, with sincere pleasure,

7 I'd like to introduce the newly elected president of the

8 FRA Auxiliary.

9 (Applause.)

10 MURRAY: Thank you, all. For those of you who

11 don't know me, my name is Cristina Murray. I am the

12 Auxiliary President elect. Thank you all for all the

13 support that you give to the Auxiliary each year.

14 It is my pleasure to introduce to you my

15 running partners and partners in crime for the next

16 year.

17 Miss Bee Parko he will be our national vice

18 president.

19 (Applause.)

20 In addition to Ms. Bee Parko as our national

21 vice president, our national treasurer elect at this

22 time, Linda Telly, will be the national treasurer for

23 the Auxiliary from 2018 to 2021. Thank you.

24 (Applause.)

25 UNIDENTIFIED: This is going to be the first



1 time you hear me talk, a few words. I want to say thank

2 you to the FRA for supporting the Ladies Auxiliary and

3 we're here to support you.

4 I want to thank, of course, the Ladies

5 Auxiliary for voting and entrusting me as being the

6 national vice president, and I hope that I can help you

7 just as well as the Auxiliary. I can get kind of tied

8 for words -- but anyway, we're here for you.

9 We're here to help you to -- for you to reach

10 your goals. And we only can do it together, and I pray

11 that all of us have the right attitude to move forward

12 to increase our membership, and again, of course, to

13 recruit new members.

14 And I just want to say God bless all of you.

15 Thank you.

16 (Applause.)

17 UNIDENTIFIED: I'd like to thank the FRA as

18 well. We love supporting you guys, and we love that you

19 guys support us. We appreciate it. And I'm looking

20 forward to the next three years of serving with the

21 auxiliary. Thank you.

22 (Applause.)

23 MURRAY: At this time I'm going to announce to

24 you my National President's project that will be later

25 ratified by the National Board of Directors, but I know



1 some of you are going to leave and go home, so I want

2 you to know what my project is.

3 The National Military Family Association has a

4 program called Operation Purple Camp and Healing

5 Adventures. Operation Purple Camp and Healing

6 Adventures allows our children, children of active duty,

7 retired reserve component, to attend a camp where they

8 not only get to have fun, as any summer camp would, but

9 they also get to learn about and do workshops on how to

10 build resiliency so that they can cope while their

11 parents are deployed or just recently returned from a

12 deployment.

13 One in five -- I'm sorry, one in ten children

14 are committing suicide each day between -- every five

15 days. They either have a drug overdose or they are

16 killed by a gunshot wound.

17 Each day 20 veterans are dying of suicide; one

18 active duty, three reserve or guard members, and 16

19 veterans. And the Operation Purple Camps and Healing

20 Adventures helps not only the veteran, but the whole

21 family to build the resiliency, and hopefully we can

22 reduce those numbers so that next year I can come up

23 here and tell you that the program is working.

24 The stats are out there, and they're daunting.

25 But we need to take an active stand. It takes $650 to



1 send a child to camp. It takes $350 to send a service

2 member who's been seriously wounded or injured to go to

3 one of the healing adventures. And I challenge each one

4 of the units to try to send at least one child or

5 service member to the camp.

6 And I understand that some of you may have had

7 a grandchild that recently attended one of those

8 programs and the difference that it made in their life.

9 When they come back, they understand -- while their

10 parent is deployed, they understand how to communicate

11 with that deployed parent, and they are also more -- the

12 behavior at home is improved substantially so that

13 there's less stress and anxiety at home during

14 deployment.

15 So please help me to look at our future, at

16 the children that are going to be our future veterans,

17 and help them to build resiliency to have a long life

18 and become our members and keep the community going.

19 Thank you.

20 (Applause.)

21 NP STARKEY: We'll now take a five-minute

22 recess until our next election.

23 NCHAP DAVIS: The Bible is closed.


25 NP STARKEY: National Chaplain, will you open



1 the Bible, please.

2 NCHAP DAVIS: Shipmate National President, the

3 Bible is open.

4 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Shipmate at the rear

5 mic.

6 FIELD: Field, delegate, Branch 162. I have

7 requested that anyone who has picked up a brochure that

8 was on the table for FRA -- there was some blank forms

9 there, I don't know what -- I'd like them back.

10 Thank you.


12 When you cast your vote this next round of

13 voting, if you were instructed, the instructions go

14 away. You vote the way you want to vote. If you were

15 instructed to vote for A and you want to vote for B, you

16 can vote for B. You're not required to vote as

17 instructed.

18 Thank you.

19 Shipmate, rear mic.

20 DELEGATE TOULOTTE: Delegate, Branch 24,

21 Valerie Toulotte. I would like to -- through the

22 president to the shipmates, I would like to remind the

23 shipmates that there is another option besides a roll

24 call, and that would be the other candidates who did not

25 win that one can graciously concede to Donna Jansky, who



1 was just shy of 44 votes. Just saying.

2 (Applause.)

3 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, we still have to vote

4 by roll call.

5 PNP BOUDREAUX: Shipmates, if your Branch was

6 instructed to vote on the second roll call of

7 instruction, you have to vote that way. But if you were

8 not instructed on the second roll, it's a free for all.

9 Do you understand that? Everybody

10 understands?


12 LOVELESS: Loveless, proxy. Six votes,

13 Jansky.



16 BRANCH 4: (Inaudible), Branch 4. All five,

17 Jansky.


19 Branch six, four votes.

20 GUNTHER: Gunther. Four votes, proxy, Jansky.



23 BLACKBURN: Blackburn, delegate chairman. Ten

24 votes, Jansky, instructed.





2 SNYDER: Snyder, delegate, Branch 11. 11

3 votes, Jansky.



6 BRANCH 12: (Inaudible), proxy. Three votes,

7 Jansky.



10 DAVENPORT: Branch 13, Davenport, delegate.

11 Four, Jansky.



14 BRANCH 14: Branch 14. Seven votes, Robbins,

15 as instructed.




19 Robbins.



22 BRANCH 17: (Inaudible), Branch 17. Four

23 votes, Robbins.





1 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, delegate, Branch 18.

2 Eight votes, Jansky.



5 HARRIS: Harris, delegate, Branch 20. 18

6 votes, Jansky.



9 RICHMOND: Richmond, delegate, Branch 22. 19

10 votes, Jansky.



13 BRANCH 23: Branch 23. Four votes, Jansky.

14 Zino, delegate.



17 TOULOTTE: Toulotte, Branch 24, delegate. All

18 votes, Jansky.



21 BRANCH 28: By proxy, four votes, Jansky.



24 CHRISTOPHER: Christopher, proxy. 19 votes,

25 Jansky.





3 JANSKY: Jansky, delegate. Six votes, Jansky.




7 Robbins.



10 BRANCH 37: (Inaudible), delegate.

11 Instructed, two votes, Jansky.



14 BURKE: Burke, delegate. Four votes, Jansky.


16 Branch 40, twelve votes.

17 SCARBRO: Scarbro, delegate. Twelve votes,

18 Fulton.

19 PNP BOUDREAUX: Twelve votes, Fulton.


21 GUNTHER: Gunther, proxy. Four votes, Jansky.



24 BRANCH 42: (Inaudible), proxy. Seven votes,

25 Jansky.





3 DAVIS: Davis, Branch 44. Five votes for

4 Robbins.



7 IPPERT: Ippert, delegate, Branch 46. Forty

8 votes, Fulton.

9 PNP BOUDREAUX: Forty votes, Fulton.


11 BRANCH 47: (Inaudible), delegate, 47. Eight

12 votes, Fulton.

13 PNP BOUDREAUX: 47, eight votes, Fulton.


15 HATCLIFF: Hatcliff, delegate. Six, Jansky.



18 WHITE: White, proxy. 11 votes, Jansky.



21 POSEKANY: Posekany, proxy for Indian Nation,

22 Branch 54. Two votes, Jansky.



25 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy, Branch 55.



1 Five votes, Jansky.



4 BRANCH 57: Five votes, Jansky. One vote,

5 Robbins.

6 PNP BOUDREAUX: Five votes, Jansky. One vote,

7 Robbins.


9 ARCHER: Archer, delegate. All votes, Jansky.


11 Branch 60, 28.

12 BRANCH 60: (Inaudible), delegate. 28 votes,

13 Fulton.


15 Branch 61, 26.

16 HERMES: Hermes, Branch 61. 26 votes, Fulton.




20 Fulton.



23 HORTON: Horton, delegate. All votes, Jansky.





1 DAVIS: Davis, delegate. All votes, Fulton.

2 PNP BOUDREAUX: Twenty-five votes, Fulton.










12 Two votes, Jansky.



15 SMITH: Smith, proxy. All votes, Fulton.



18 SMITH: Smith, proxy. All votes, Fulton.



21 CAMPBELL: Campbell, delegate, 85. All votes,

22 Fulton.



25 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate. Six votes,



1 Robbins.



4 BROWN: Brown, proxy. Three votes, Jansky.



7 BARRON: Barron, delegate. 12 votes, Jansky.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Twelve votes, Jansky.


10 DAVIS: Davis, proxy, Branch 90. Five votes,

11 Fulton.



14 RICHMOND: Branch 91, Richmond, delegate.

15 Thirty-nine votes, Jansky.



18 BRANCH 92: (Inaudible), delegate, proxy. Two

19 votes, Jansky.



22 JONES: Jones, delegate. 16 votes, Jansky.

23 PNP BOUDREAUX: Sixteen votes, Jansky.


25 HANKERSON: Hankerson, delegate. Sixteen,



1 Jansky.

2 PNP BOUDREAUX: Sixteen votes, Jansky.


4 LAZZARETTI; Lazzaretti, proxy, Branch 97.

5 Nineteen votes, Jansky.

6 PNP BOUDREAUX: Nineteen votes, Jansky.


8 LONGSTRATT: Longstratt, delegate, Branch 98.

9 Two votes, Jansky.



12 CHARLES: Charles, Branch 99. Twenty-seven

13 votes, Jansky.

14 PNP BOUDREAUX: Twenty-seven votes, Jansky.


16 RUIZ: Ruiz, 101. All votes, Jansky.




20 votes, Jansky.



23 JOHNSON: Johnson, delegate. All votes for

24 Jansky.




1 105, seven votes.

2 WHITE: White, proxy. Seven votes Jansky.


4 106, six votes.

5 DAVENPORT: 106, Davenport, proxy. Six votes,

6 Jansky.


8 109, three votes.

9 THOMAS: Delegate, Thomas. All votes,

10 Robbins.



13 BRANCH 112: All three votes for Robbins.



16 ATHENOUR: Athenour, proxy. All votes,

17 Jansky.




21 Jansky.


23 117, nine votes.

24 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate, proxy. All votes,

25 Jansky.




2 123, two votes.

3 MARTIN: Martin. Instructed, Fulton.


5 124, seven votes.

6 RIZZO: Rizzo, delegate, 124. Seven votes,

7 Jansky.


9 126, 13 votes.

10 THOMAS: Thomas, delegate. Thirteen votes,

11 Robbins.

12 PNP BOUDREAUX: Thirteen votes, Robbins.

13 127, four votes.


15 votes, Jansky.


17 130, five votes.

18 COMBS: Combs, proxy, 130. Five votes for DJ.


20 132, two votes.


22 Jansky.


24 136, 15 votes.

25 COMBS: Combs, proxy, 136. Fifteen votes for



1 DJ.

2 PNP BOUDREAUX: Fifteen votes, Jansky.

3 137, six votes.

4 ATHENOUR: Athenour, delegate, 137. All

5 votes, Jansky.


7 145, three votes.

8 BRANCH 145: (Inaudible), proxy. Three votes,

9 Jansky.

10 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Jansky. .

11 146, four votes.



14 147, 11 votes.

15 BRANCH 147: (Inaudible), delegate, 147.

16 Eleven votes, Robbins, instructed.

17 PNP BOUDREAUX: Eleven votes, Robbins.


19 LOVELESS: Loveless, delegate, 156. All

20 votes, Jansky.


22 159, five votes.

23 TALBOT: Talbot, delegate, 159. Five votes,

24 Jansky.




1 161, 17 votes.

2 BRANCH 161: (Inaudible), 161. Jansky.

3 PNP BOUDREAUX: Seventeen votes, Jansky.

4 162, 11 votes.

5 FIELD: 162, Field, delegate. All 11 votes,

6 Jansky.

7 PNP BOUDREAUX: Eleven votes, Jansky.

8 163, 10 votes.

9 KATZENBERGER: Katzenberger, delegate. Ten

10 votes, Fulton.

11 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Fulton.

12 166, 19 votes.

13 MARTIN: Martin, delegate. Nineteen votes,

14 Fulton.

15 PNP BOUDREAUX: Nineteen votes, Fulton.



18 votes, Jansky.


20 172, six votes.

21 KELLEY: Kelley, 172, delegate. Six votes,

22 Fulton.






1 votes, Jansky.


3 175, 14 votes.

4 SMITH: Smith, proxy. Fourteen votes, yeah --

5 what's his name over here -- Mick Fulton.

6 PNP BOUDREAUX: Fulton, 14 votes.

7 177, four votes.

8 WHITE: White, proxy. Four votes, Jansky.



11 ATHENOUR: Athenour, proxy 178. All votes,

12 Jansky.


14 181, 13 votes.

15 SLAWINSKI: Slawinski, Branch 181, delegate

16 chairman. Thirteen votes, Donna Jansky.

17 PNP BOUDREAUX: Thirteen votes, Jansky.

18 182, five votes.

19 GUNTHER: Gunther, delegate, 182. All votes,

20 Jansky.


22 183, five votes.


24 Robbins.




1 184, two votes.


3 Robbins.


5 185, three votes.


7 Jansky.


9 186, six votes.


11 Robbins.


13 187, two votes.

14 THOMAS: All votes, Robbins. Thomas,

15 delegate.


17 192, five votes.

18 LeCLAIRE: LeClaire, 192. Five votes, Jansky.


20 194, four votes.

21 BRANCH 194: Four votes, Robbins.

22 PNP BOUDREAUX: Robbins, four votes.


24 BRANCH 197: 197, three votes, Jansky.




1 201, six votes.

2 BRANCH 201: (Inaudible), delegate. All

3 votes, Jansky.


5 207.

6 BRANCH 207: (Inaudible), delegate. Four

7 votes, Fulton.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Four votes, Fulton.

9 208, eight votes.

10 CLEVELAND: Cleveland, delegate 208. All

11 votes, Jansky.


13 210, ten votes.

14 BRANCH 210: (Inaudible), proxy. Ten votes,

15 Jansky.


17 212, four votes.

18 BRANCH 212: (Inaudible), proxy. Four votes,

19 Jansky.



22 DAVENPORT: 214, Davenport, proxy. Jansky,

23 three votes.

24 PNP BOUDREAUX: Jansky, three votes.

25 215, two votes.




2 Robbins.


4 216, four votes.

5 BRANCH 216: (Inaudible), proxy for Branch

6 216. Four votes, Jansky.


8 217, three votes.

9 COLLINS: Collins, proxy for Branch 217.

10 Three votes for Jansky.


12 219, four votes.

13 GUNTHER: Gunther, proxy, 219. Four votes,

14 Jansky.


16 221, two votes.

17 WHITE: White, proxy. Two votes, Jansky.



20 SMITH: Smith, proxy. Three votes, Jansky.


22 223, two votes.

23 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Two votes for DJ.


25 226, five votes.



1 BROWN: Brown, delegate. As directed, five

2 votes, Jansky.


4 227, two votes.

5 TALBOT: Talbot, Proxy 227. Two votes,

6 Jansky.


8 229, four votes.

9 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy. Four votes,

10 Jansky.


12 230, six votes.

13 Boudreaux, proxy, six votes, Fulton.

14 232, two votes.

15 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy. Two votes,

16 Jansky.


18 238, five votes.

19 WHITE: White, proxy. Five votes, Jansky.


21 242, two votes.

22 WHITE: White, proxy. Two votes, Jansky.


24 244, two votes.

25 MATTHEWS: Matthews, proxy. Two votes,



1 Jansky.


3 245, three votes.


5 votes, Jansky.


7 248, three votes.

8 BRANCH 248: Proxy, 248. Three votes,

9 Robbins.



12 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy, 251. Three votes,

13 Jansky.


15 254, five votes.

16 BRANCH 254: (Inaudible), delegate, proxy.

17 Five votes as instructed, Jansky.


19 257, two votes.

20 MARTIN: Martin, proxy. Instructed, two

21 votes, Fulton.




25 Fulton.




2 (Crosstalk, "you missed 258.")

3 PNP BOUDREAUX: Oh, sorry, 258, three votes.

4 DAVENPORT: Davenport, proxy. Three votes,

5 Jansky.


7 261, 15 votes.

8 MATTHEWS: Matthews, proxy. Fifteen votes,

9 Jansky.

10 PNP BOUDREAUX: Fifteen votes, Jansky.

11 264, five votes.


13 Jansky.


15 268, four votes.

16 WHITE: White, proxy. Four votes, Jansky.


18 269, 37 votes.

19 BOLZ: Bolz, chairman. Thirty-six votes,

20 Jansky. One vote, Robbins.

21 PNP BOUDREAUX: Thirty-six votes, Jansky.

22 One, Robbins.


24 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Three votes, DJ.




1 274, three votes.

2 BRANCH 274: 274. Three votes, Jansky.


4 275, four votes.

5 Boudreaux, delegate. Four votes, Robbins.

6 276, 10 votes.

7 WATKINS: Watkins, delegate. Ten votes for

8 Robbins.

9 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Robbins.



12 Jansky.


14 282, five votes.


16 Jansky.



19 HARRIS: Harris, proxy 285. Three votes,

20 Jansky.


22 287, two votes.

23 BRANCH: (Inaudible), delegate. Jansky, two

24 votes.




1 289, 30 votes.

2 KELLEY: Kelley, delegate chairman. Thirty

3 votes, Fulton.

4 PNP BOUDREAUX: Thirty votes, Fulton.

5 290, 25 votes.

6 BRANCH 290: (Inaudible), Branch 290,

7 delegate. Ten votes, Robbins. Fifteen votes, Jansky.

8 PNP BOUDREAUX: Ten votes, Robbins. Fifteen

9 votes, Jansky.

10 219, two votes.


12 Robbins.


14 293, six votes.

15 THOMAS: Thomas, 293. Six votes, Robbins.



18 SMITH: Smith, proxy. Three votes, Robbins.

19 PNP BOUDREAUX: 294, three votes, Robbins.

20 295, two votes.


22 Jansky.


24 298, five votes.

25 POSEKANY: Posekany, delegate chair, Branch



1 298, Grand Rapids. Five votes, Jansky.


3 301, two votes.

4 MARTIN: Martin, proxy. Instructed, two

5 votes, Fulton.


7 302, five votes.

8 SMITH: Smith, proxy. Five votes, Fulton.


10 307, five votes.

11 LARSON: Larson, proxy. Five votes, Jansky.


13 309, four votes.

14 BRANCH: (Inaudible), Branch 309, proxy.

15 Jansky.






21 311, four votes.

22 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy, Branch 311. Four

23 votes, Jansky.


25 316, six votes.



1 COMBS: Combs, proxy. Six votes, for DJ.


3 324, three votes.

4 WHITE: White, proxy. Three votes, Jansky.


6 334, four votes.

7 TALBOT: Talbot, proxy 334. Four votes,

8 Jansky.


10 335, two votes.

11 BEESE: Beese. Two votes for Fulton.


13 339, two votes.


15 Robbins.


17 242, two votes.

18 LAZZARETTI: Lazzaretti, proxy, 342, not 242,

19 two votes.



22 WHITE: White, proxy. Three votes, Jansky.



25 HERNDON: Herndon, delegate. Three votes, as



1 instructed, Jansky.


3 367, seven votes.

4 CHRISTOPHER: Christopher, proxy, 367. Seven

5 votes, Jansky.


7 371, four votes.

8 BRANCH 371: Branch 371. Four votes, Jansky.


10 377, two votes.

11 BRANCH 377: (Inaudible), proxy. Two votes,

12 Jansky.


14 382, six votes.

15 BRANCH 382: (Inaudible), delegate. Three,

16 Jansky. Three, Fulton.

17 PNP BOUDREAUX: Three votes, Jansky. Three

18 votes, Fulton.

19 That concludes the second roll call for vice

20 president.

21 Shipmates, it's my sincere pleasure to present

22 the next National Vice President of the Fleet Reserve

23 Association, Donna Jansky.

24 (Applause.)

25 Donna Jansky received 823 votes. Robby



1 Robbins received 121 votes, and Mick Fulton received 270

2 votes.

3 Donna, congratulations.

4 JANSKY: I want to thank all of the shipmates

5 who voted for me, and I really want to help in turning

6 this organization around. It's going to be a great

7 year. I can already feel the vibes, and so thank you so

8 much, and we start work tomorrow.

9 (Applause.)

10 NP STARKEY: I would like to present the

11 following certificates for the Fleet Reserve Association

12 awards.

13 The first one is to the newly elected National

14 President, Robert Washington. Thank you, Bob.

15 I have one here for Tom Snee, but I don't know

16 his condition or his location, so I'll hold that off.

17 The next one is Past National President, Don

18 Larson, Fleet Reserve Association for award. It's my

19 sincere pleasure to present that award to you.

20 Thank you.

21 (Applause.)

22 NP STARKEY: Bryan's not here.

23 Shipmate Donna Mucek, National Commentary.

24 I'd like to present this award to you.

25 John Davis, National Chaplain, present this



1 award to you, John. Thank you for a job well done.

2 (Applause.)

3 Shipmate Davenport, Regional President

4 Northeast. Congratulations for a job well done as

5 Regional President.

6 Paul Phelps, Regional President of the East

7 Coast. I present this award to you, Paul. Thank you

8 very much.

9 James Thomas, Regional President of the

10 Southeast. Thank you very much.

11 Barry White, Regional President North Central.

12 I'd like to present you with this award for a job well

13 done as Regional President of North Central. Thank you,

14 Barry.

15 Bruce Talbot, Regional President South

16 Central. This award for (inaudible.)

17 Bruce Davis, Regional President Southwest.

18 Thank you for a job well done. Thank you.

19 Rick Athenour, Regional President, West Coast.

20 Rodney Christopher, Regional President

21 Northwest. I'd like to present this award to you.

22 Thank you very much for a job well done.

23 Leon's not here.

24 (Inaudible.) Thank you, Larry, for a job well

25 done.



1 SHIPMATE: I'd like the honor of escorting

2 Mrs. Washington to the podium, please.

3 NP STARKEY: You may do that.

4 Would you like to say a few words to the

5 Shipmates?

6 MRS. WASHINGTON: Good afternoon, Shipmates.

7 This is really like a momentous occasion. Sometimes I

8 just sit back and I wonder how did we get here. And as

9 an active duty person in the Navy, my husband joined the

10 Association and has had continuous membership ever since

11 then.

12 I mean, he's always been here with you guys,

13 and this has always been a part of him.

14 I know that when I first started coming

15 myself, I just came because he was coming to a

16 convention and it was a time for me to go to a hotel

17 with the kids and just chill.

18 I didn't -- I didn't plan to go to meetings or

19 anything like that. But slowly, slowly, he tells me

20 about different things and I got hooked.

21 So on the auxiliary side, I got hooked into

22 it, and on this side, he really has put in the work, and

23 he's really ready to be there for you guys. And I'm

24 sure -- for you shipmates. And I'm sure he'll do an

25 excellent job for you.



1 Again, thank you all for your confidence, and

2 he'll be there. He'll do a good job.

3 (Applause.)

4 NVP WASHINGTON: Her next plight is to become

5 National President.

6 NP STARKEY: I'll continue with the

7 presentation of the awards. I'm going to go back to

8 Shipmate Jim, because he has trouble walking this far.

9 I don't want to put him under any undue stress.

10 Shipmate Jim, it's my sincere pleasure to

11 present you with this for award for your duty as the

12 chairman of the National Committee on Membership and

13 Retention.

14 Next is Vice President Elect Donna Jansky.

15 Would you please come up to the microphone, please.

16 Donna, it's with my sincere pleasure that I

17 present you this award for serving as chairman of the

18 National Committee on Public Relations. Thank you very

19 much.

20 Next is Shipmate Chris Slawinski. This is the

21 national award for being the chairman of the National

22 Committee on Veterans Service.

23 Shipmate Jim Richmond Southeast Regional -- I

24 mean, Regional President Elect. Thank you, Jim. Here's

25 your award.



1 Shipmate Pete Lazzaretti, would you please

2 come up to the microphone, please.

3 Pete is chairman of the National Convention

4 on -- the National Committee on Credentials and

5 Registration. He's done a great job. Thank you.

6 (Applause.)

7 NP STARKEY: Past Regional President West

8 Coast, Charles R. McIntyre. This is an award for Past

9 regional President, Charles R. McIntyre, for being

10 chairman of the honorary membership and a certificate of

11 merit for the 91st National Convention. Thank you,

12 Shipmate.

13 This is for Past Regional President East

14 Coast, Tom Vatter. Would you come forward, please. Tom

15 received the award for being the chairman of the Tally

16 Committee. He stepped up and did his job as a good

17 shipmate.

18 Shipmate Lawrence Buchanon, Past Regional

19 President North Central Region. Lawrence received the

20 award for being my timekeeper at the 91st National

21 Convention.

22 Shipmate Richard Ruiz, Senior Master-at-Arms

23 at the 91st National Convention.

24 Shipmate Regional Vice President Southwest or

25 West Coast -- not central, I apologize, Kathleen



1 Ursula -- she's my junior master-at-arms, but I don't

2 consider her a junior.

3 Past National President, Helen Courneya. She

4 is not in the hall, but I'll present this to her

5 husband, or I'll talk it over and present it to her

6 personally.

7 Thank you, Shipmates.

8 (Applause.)

9 I want to say one thing about the competition

10 for national president this year.

11 Shipmate Bob Washington and I, we both ran a

12 real great campaign, and I'll be quite honest with you.

13 I believe Bob ran a better campaign, because he did a

14 great job and he was elected.

15 And I think he'll do a great job as National

16 President. But I want everyone here to give him

17 support, because without the support of the shipmates,

18 the regional presidents and the national president is

19 just another figurehead. He needs support from all the

20 shipmates, all the regional presidents, and all the

21 branch presidents and secretaries.

22 So please give Bob your support during the

23 ensuing year.

24 Thank you.

25 (Applause.)



1 Shipmate rear mic.

2 DELEGATE COURNEYA: Shipmate National

3 President, Courneya, delegate, Branch 274.

4 We dismissed earlier about you appointing a

5 special committee for the convention. We cannot do

6 that. You still have to have a committee, even though

7 we're going to have headquarters go out for outreach for

8 funds to support this convention coming up next year.

9 According to our Standing Rules, you still

10 have to appoint a committee when there is no other

11 committee. We just can't turn it over to headquarters.

12 They're our employees.

13 NP STARKEY: I know. I made the announcement

14 here that Shipmate Chairman Larry Boudreaux is the

15 chairman of the 2019 convention committee. Co-chairman

16 is Virge Courneya, Past Vice President, he's

17 co-chairman.

18 Chairman of the ladies auxiliary is Pat

19 Boudreaux, Past National President. Co-Chair is Helen

20 Courneya, Past National President.

21 Past National President, John Johnson;

22 Shipmate Mick Fulton, regional president Southwest.

23 Another member is -- Shipmate Fulton is the treasurer.

24 Shipmate Cindy Rodham-Tuck is the Past

25 National President. She's a member of the committee,



1 and Shipmate Pete Lazzaretti.

2 Do I have a second on that?

3 PRP SLAWINSKI: Shipmate National President,

4 Slawinski, delegate, Branch 181, seconds.

5 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Is there any debate?

6 UNIDENTIFIED: Shipmate National President.

7 NP STARKEY: Yes, Shipmate, at the rear mic.

8 UNIDENTIFIED: Standing Rule for India says

9 you cannot appoint the chairman. It is elected as the

10 interim chairman after the committee is formed.

11 NP STARKEY: You are correct. Thank you.

12 I'll just appoint the committee, and then

13 they'll take and elect their chairman, or the shipmates

14 will elect the chairman.


16 PRP SLAWINSKI: Slawinski, delegate, Branch

17 181. I'll second that motion for the appointment of the

18 committee.

19 NP STARKEY: Shipmate, front mic.


21 the committee you appointed earlier -- we did meet, and

22 we've elected the Past National President Boudreaux to

23 be the chairman.


25 All in favor, say aye.



1 (Chorus of ayes.)

2 Those opposed say nay.

3 (Some nays.)

4 NP STARKEY: The ayes have it. The convention

5 committee for 2019 is appointed. Thank you.

6 Shipmate at the front mic.

7 BRANCH 371: Branch 371, delegate. I'd like

8 to personally thank the outgoing members for a job well

9 done.

10 NP STARKEY: Thank you. They did a great job.

11 Rear mic.

12 SHIPMATE ZINO: Shipmate National President,

13 Zino, delegate, Branch 23. Just an idea here for the

14 good of the order. I've been floating it around to a

15 few of our shipmates.

16 As you may have heard, DDG 119 is going to be

17 commissioned in -- probably Mobile, Alabama. That

18 schedule is still temporary. It hasn't really been

19 assigned. I've been in touch with the XO of the ship.

20 I've been in touch with the CMC. I didn't tell them

21 about this idea, though. I was requesting to see if I

22 could get a ticket to come to the commissioning.

23 But what I was thinking, for the FRA to go out

24 and reach out to shipmates. This would be a good

25 opportunity for the National President and the Auxiliary



1 National President and some of our shipmates here to

2 attend the commissioning for DDG 119, because it's named

3 after the first Master Chief Black of the United States

4 Navy.

5 He's done a lot of work for the Fleet Reserve

6 Association. He's done a lot of work for the Navy, and

7 the Navy is honoring him by naming a ship after him.

8 So I think it would be appropriate in my

9 opinion -- and I don't know if this requires a motion --

10 and it's surely up to the incoming national president; I

11 don't want to steel his thunder -- but I think it would

12 be good for the organization if the FRA would present a

13 certificate and a plaque to the ship sometime during

14 commissioning.

15 This needs to be worked out, there's some

16 things that still have to be worked out, and I was

17 hoping maybe with the National President's permission or

18 authorization, we can work with headquarters to figure

19 out the logistic items.

20 NP STARKEY: The incoming National President

21 will take that under advisement, and more likely will be

22 ahead of you on that plaque.


24 DELEGATE SNYDER: Shipmate Snyder. Shipmate

25 National President, Snyder, Branch 11 delegate.



1 I think it should be noted that today is a

2 historical day for the Fleet Reserve Association. We've

3 elected our first African American as the National

4 President and our first female as a national vice

5 president. This is a historic day.

6 (Applause.)

7 NP STARKEY: Thank you, Shipmate Snyder.

8 DELEGATE SNYDER: Also, I would like to say

9 that for those of you that don't know it, the USS

10 Indiana (SSN-789), will be commissioned tomorrow. It'll

11 be the newest ship in the United States Navy.

12 In about four months the South Dakota will be

13 commissioned. That's my home state. Thank you.

14 NP STARKEY: Rear mic.

15 DELEGATE VATTER: Shipmate National President,

16 delegate, Branch 93. I do believe we may have a

17 shipmate attending the National Convention for the first

18 time -- or several. Could we recognize them?

19 NP STARKEY: If we have any shipmates here for

20 the first time, would you please stand and be

21 recognized, and give us your name and branch number.

22 (Applause.)

23 DORSEY: Shipmate National President, Tom

24 Dorsey, Branch 47.

25 NP STARKEY: Thank you very much, and



1 congratulations on this being your first national

2 convention. Make it not the last.


4 ODOM: Shipmate National President, Johnny

5 Odom, Branch 126. This is my first national convention.

6 NP STARKEY: Thank you. We expect to see you

7 at all of our regional conventions and all of the

8 national conventions. Thank you.


10 HEAL: Shipmate National President, my name is

11 Willis E. Heal. I am from Branch 98, South Central.

12 This is my first national convention.

13 (Applause.)

14 NP STARKEY: Shipmate at the rear mic.

15 RIZZO: Shipmate National President, Ray

16 Rizzo, Branch 124 Northeast, Northeast region, first

17 convention.

18 (Applause.)


20 HATCLIFF: Shipmate National President, Jeff

21 Hatcliff, with the Mile High Branch 49, West Coast

22 region, first time.


24 HORTON: Shipmate National President, my name

25 is Sam Horton, and I come from Branch 67 in Maryland,



1 and this is my first affair here and hopefully not the

2 last.

3 (Applause.)

4 BRANCH 197: Leonard (inaudible), Vice

5 President, Branch 197, Modesto, California, West Coast.

6 I usually attend almost all the regionals, but this is

7 my very first national convention. I have to say I'm

8 extremely impressed.

9 NP STARKEY: Thank you very much.


11 COPELAND: Shipmate National President, my

12 name is Nancy Copeland. I am a first-time visitor to

13 the convention. I am president of Branch 201, and am

14 also the newly elected regional secretary for South

15 Central.

16 NP STARKEY: Thank you, and welcome.

17 Rear mic.

18 MARTIN: Shipmate National President, my name

19 is John Martin. I'm from Branch 276. I'm the newly

20 elected regional vice president for North Central.

21 NP STARKEY: Thank you, congratulations.

22 Rear mic.

23 BRANCH 364: Shipmate National President,

24 we're North Central, Branch 364. My name is Joanne

25 (inaudible). This is my first national convention.



1 NP STARKEY: Congratulations.

2 Rear mic.

3 HERNDON: Shipmate National President, David

4 Herndon, Branch 364, North Central region. This is our

5 first national convention.

6 (Applause.)


8 Rear mic.

9 BRANCH 137: (Inaudible), Branch 137. Also

10 West Coast Regional President.


12 (Applause.)

13 You're a Regional President for another day

14 and a half, another day anyway.


16 I'm not going to say this is my first one, but I would

17 like to tell you we have a delegate from our region,

18 from Branch 97 -- his name is Scott Dudley -- and he's

19 probably with the sea somewhere, but he is a nephew of

20 (inaudible).


22 Rear mic.

23 UNIDENTIFIED: Shipmate National President, I

24 just want to point out on these ships commissioning,

25 that the USS Sioux City, which is LCS-11, combat ship,



1 is being commissioned at the Naval Academy on

2 November 17 of this year, and they have invited Branch

3 24 and the Fleet Reserve Club to participate in the

4 commission of ceremonies.

5 They have also -- the captain of the ship has

6 asked, could his ship's crew attend our Veterans' Day

7 ceremonies in downtown Annapolis, which is sponsored by

8 24.

9 Thank you.

10 (Applause.)

11 SNYDER: Shipmate National President, Snyder,

12 Branch 11. It's me again. My first national convention

13 was in San Antonio, Texas, in 1985. I've been to most

14 of them since. I've missed a couple. But thank you.

15 NP STARKEY: Front mic.

16 CUNNINGHAM: Shipmates, this is Cunningham

17 with Branch 14. I think most of you who have been here

18 know Shipmate Leon Saleski. He's usually at every

19 national convention. He's not here because he's been in

20 the hospital for the last two months. He had a minor

21 heart surgery, but this time he's recuperating from

22 having all the toes on his right foot amputated and

23 going through therapy.

24 He's still in good spirits, but also, his

25 wife, Joan, who would come with him, she's going through



1 chemotherapy for cancer. When it rains, it pours. So

2 if you could keep both of them in your prayers, it would

3 be greatly appreciated.

4 NP STARKEY: Thank you. I'll keep Leon in my

5 prayers.


7 UNIDENTIFIED: I've been here for 41 years,

8 1977/78.

9 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Rear mic.

10 BOUDREAUX: Shipmate National President,

11 Delegate, Boudreaux, Hangtown Branch 275, (inaudible),

12 California, Chairman of the 91st National Convention and

13 prospective Chairman of the 92nd National Convention.

14 We still have some felt pens for sale and some

15 3-2-1 tickets. This is a chance to win $300, $200, or

16 $100. The tickets are $5 apiece or a book of five

17 tickets for $20.

18 NP STARKEY: Is that a West Coast 50/50, where

19 you only get 20 percent of the take?

20 BOUDREAUX: Like I said, you can win $300,

21 $200, $100 on a five-dollar bill.

22 The banquet tomorrow night is going to be in

23 here. The installation is going to be over where the

24 ladies are meeting at tomorrow night.

25 And there was a memorandum in the last



1 newsletter about a trip to the San Antonio spurs

2 basketball game. Did anybody here buy tickets for it?

3 It's Sunday afternoon at 4:00. They're playing Miami

4 Heat. It's an exhibition game. We got discounted

5 tickets for it.

6 That's about an hour before the game down on

7 the floor with the players and everything else.

8 No more tables are available at the banquet.

9 Make sure you bring your ticket with you because we will

10 be collecting them at the door. If you don't have a

11 ticket, you're not going to get in. There's going to be

12 ten reserved tables. The rest are all open.

13 The National President's got one reserved

14 table for FRA and one reserved table for the LA FRA.

15 Branch 70 purchased a table themselves.

16 National headquarters has got two tables

17 reserved and the committee's got five. The rest of them

18 are all open. The tables are set for eight, not ten, so

19 you got elbow room.

20 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Do you have to be

21 present to win?

22 PNP BOUDREAUX: No. If you win anything,

23 we'll mail a check to you. And all the profits from

24 this convention is going to the FRA.

25 Anyone have any questions about anything



1 that's happening the rest of the convention?

2 (Crosstalk.)



5 UNIDENTIFIED: We just celebrated the 20th

6 anniversary of the USS Cheyenne and the USS Wayman sub

7 cruise. The sub cruise comes to Cheyenne, and we just

8 finished up the botanical gardens with the City and put

9 our own periscope in the building.

10 Also, I'd like everybody not to forget that

11 they're going to recommission the USS Kennedy and the

12 USS Enterprise, which I was the command chief on both of

13 those carriers, and they have invited our branch to go

14 to Norfolk for the recommissioning.

15 NP STARKEY: Congratulations, Shipmate.

16 UNIDENTIFIED: Shipmates, this is the last

17 call for the -- I have the youth activities -- I think

18 there's only one notebook left in there. If you want to

19 take your stuff back to your branch, get it now, because

20 as I walk out the door, I'm going to deep six the

21 reports. There's no need for me to keep 'em. So if you

22 want to take yours back, that notebook or whatever, come

23 see me and I will give it to you.


25 UNIDENTIFIED: Yes, I was just reminded that



1 when you go to the recess this afternoon, you won't

2 return again until the installation, I believe. So

3 everybody take everything you own out of here.


5 Shipmate rear mic.

6 UNIDENTIFIED: Shipmate National President, do

7 you have a final Credentials Report before we recess?

8 NVP WASHINGTON: Shipmates, I would like to

9 let you know, my wife is planning this, but when you

10 leave from here, come up to the hospitality room. The

11 food and the first 200 people get to drink free.

12 NP STARKEY: Shipmates, I'd like to say one

13 last word. I appreciate each shipmate who's here

14 representing their Branch and helping the FRA. We could

15 not have had a successful commission without you.

16 Right now we're going to close the holy Bible.

17 I'd like to recognize the reporter who's here

18 from CRC Salomon. CRC Salomon has been recording the

19 minutes of the convention. Thank you very much for a

20 job well done.

21 (Applause.)

22 NCHAP: Shipmate National President, the Bible

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24 NP STARKEY: Thank you. Join me in saluting

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< 7 >7 55:2 62:670 22:4, 5 59:15 89:25 125:1572 22:7 59:18 90:373 22:11, 12 59:21, 22 90:6,7

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< 8 >8 13:24 15:22 16:16, 18 44:9 51:17 84:22812 5:16823 108:2584 22:23, 24 60:8 90:1785 23:2, 3 60:11, 12 90:20,2186 23:6, 7 60:15 90:2487 23:10, 11 60:19 91:389 23:14 60:22 91:6

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< C >California 121:5 124:12call 8:6, 7, 8, 12,24 9:11, 13, 14 27:15 42:2 78:20 83:24 84:4, 6 108:19 126:17called 15:24 81:4Camp 81:4, 5, 7,8 82:1, 5campaign 114:12, 13Campbell 23:3,3 60:12, 12 90:21, 21Camps 81:19cancer 124:1

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103:19 105:2 112:12, 17, 21 113:3, 10, 15 115:14, 15, 18 116:9, 10, 13, 14,23 124:12, 13challenge 82:3chance 49:4 124:15change 3:19 6:17, 20 42:15,16, 17, 18, 19, 21,25 47:15 49:1,20 50:7 52:21changed 2:12 6:16 42:14, 15 52:19changes 5:7 44:2 47:5 50:4,5changing 53:12Chaplain 2:3 43:8, 18, 20 82:25 109:25CHARLES 62:3, 3 92:12,12 113:8, 9Check 4:24 11:18 125:23chemotherapy 124:1Cheyenne 2:11 126:6, 7Chief 118:3 126:12child 82:1, 4children 81:6, 6,13 82:16chill 111:17Chorus 4:20 6:8 7:25 8:21 53:16 117:1Chris 112:20

CHRISTOPHER 3:5, 6 18:20, 20 22:12, 12, 16, 16 26:13, 13 34:23,23 41:13 56:10,10 60:1, 1 72:3,



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companions 49:19competition 114:9complete 10:17component 81:7computer 50:8concede 83:25concerned 46:22concludes 42:2 78:20 108:19condition 109:16conference 10:23 11:12confidence 112:1congratulations 109:3 110:4 120:1 121:21 122:1 126:15Congress 48:22consider 114:2considered 6:22constitute 129:8constitution 42:24continue 42:13 112:6continuing 53:19continuous 111:10CONVENTION 1:1 2:19 5:6 7:1, 5, 22 8:13 10:7, 9, 12, 14,15, 20, 23, 23, 24 11:13 12:19 111:16 113:3,11, 21, 23 115:5,8, 15 117:4 119:17 120:2, 5,12, 17 121:7, 13,25 122:5 123:12, 19 124:12, 13 125:24 126:1 127:19

conventions 120:7, 8cope 81:10COPELAND 31:19, 19 68:20,20 121:11, 12copy 3:16correct 48:16 51:13 116:11corrected 51:10counter 48:9COUNTY 129:3couple 9:19 123:14Courneya 7:8,11 36:20, 20 73:24, 24 114:3 115:2, 3, 16, 20course 46:21 80:4, 12covers 49:6CRC 127:18, 18create 42:16credentials 5:3,5 6:3, 11 43:23,24 44:2 113:4 127:7crew 123:6crime 79:15Cristina 79:11Cristopher 41:13crossroad 47:23Crosstalk 8:17 9:2 16:2 37:6 39:1 40:1, 10 41:2 46:13 52:14 70:6 103:2 126:2CRR 1:25 129:18cruise 126:7, 7CSR 1:25CUNNINGHAM 6:12, 13 17:9, 9 55:1, 1 123:16,16current 48:14cut 46:11

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< F >face 42:25fact 46:22FALU 24:21, 21Family 81:3, 21far 112:8faster 29:2favor 4:19 6:7 7:24 8:18 9:20 53:12 116:25feel 46:20 47:1 109:7felt 124:14female 119:4Field 24:1 28:22, 22 61:8,8 83:6, 6 96:5,5Fifteen 94:25 95:2 103:8, 10 105:7, 8figure 118:18figurehead 114:19final 13:17 53:10 127:7finance 11:6, 10 47:6find 47:9finish 49:6finished 126:8firm 48:20



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FRA 3:11 4:14 5:2, 6 7:15 14:9, 12, 16, 20,22 15:12 16:11 44:9, 20 50:3 54:2 79:8 80:2,17 83:8 117:23 118:12 125:14,14, 24 127:14free 84:8 127:11FRIDAY 1:8friend 42:5, 22front 116:19 117:6 118:23 123:15 126:4full 49:12 129:8Fulton 7:13 44:12, 19 46:7,19 55:14, 16 57:6, 6, 7, 21, 22,24, 25 58:25 59:1, 2, 3, 6, 7,10, 11, 16, 17 60:6, 7, 9, 10, 13,14 61:1, 2, 5, 6,13, 14 62:7, 8 63:9, 10, 21, 22 64:22, 23 66:1,2, 5, 6, 13, 14, 20,21 67:2, 3 68:10, 11 71:9,11 72:20, 21 73:3, 4, 6, 7, 17,18 74:4, 11, 12 75:2, 3, 6, 8 76:6, 7, 9, 10, 20,21 77:12, 13 78:17, 19, 22 87:18, 19 88:8,9, 12, 13 89:13,14, 16, 17, 20, 21 90:1, 2, 15, 16,18, 19, 22, 23 91:11, 12 94:3,4 96:10, 11, 14,15, 22, 23 97:5,6 99:7, 8 101:13 102:21,

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Helen 7:11 114:3 115:19he'll 111:24 112:2, 2 114:15help 48:17, 17 80:6, 9 82:15,17 109:5helping 127:14helps 81:20Hermes 21:18,18 59:5, 5 89:16, 16Herndon 41:9,9 78:1, 1 107:25, 25 122:3, 4High 120:21HILL 38:3, 3 75:5, 5hired 49:1historic 119:5historical 119:2hold 8:12 11:20 109:16HOLMES 4:6holy 2:3 43:19 127:16home 81:1 82:12, 13 119:13honest 114:12honor 111:1honorary 113:10honored 42:8honoring 118:7hooked 111:20,21hope 80:6Hopefully 2:18 81:21 121:1hoping 118:17horse 9:22Horton 59:13,13 89:23, 23 120:24, 25hospital 123:20hospitality 127:10

Hotel 1:12 111:16hour 125:6HOURS 1:9 10:15humbled 42:7husband 111:9 114:5

< I >idea 117:13, 21ideals 46:24ideas 49:2, 3Imperial 44:7, 8,15important 48:3importantly 42:18impressed 121:8improve 47:21improved 82:12improvement 49:13inaudible 12:10,20 32:22 35:10 37:20 40:3, 6 61:16 63:16, 24 65:17 69:7 72:15 73:16 74:22 76:2 78:16 84:16 85:6, 22 87:10,24 88:11 89:12 91:18 95:8, 15 96:2 99:2, 6, 14,18 100:5 102:16 104:23 105:6 106:14 108:11, 15 110:16, 24 121:4, 25 122:9,20 124:11incoming 79:1 118:10, 20increase 80:12India 116:8Indian 88:21Indiana 119:10information

11:15 13:16in-house 11:21injured 82:2in-place 79:4installation 124:23 127:2instructed 17:10, 22 18:5 19:8 23:23 28:5 29:8 31:23 34:8 35:10, 14 36:24 39:4 41:10 54:6, 11 55:2,14, 22 56:23 58:13 61:5, 13 65:7 66:5 67:9 71:9 72:15, 20 73:24 74:3, 7 76:20 78:2 83:13, 15, 17 84:6, 8, 24 85:15 87:11 94:3 95:16 102:17, 20 106:4 108:1instruction 19:25 84:7instructions 83:13interim 116:10interrupt 27:15interrupted 50:2introduce 42:4 79:1, 7, 14investigate 3:10 4:13 5:1invite 2:1 43:16invited 123:2 126:13involved 10:25 11:2IPPERT 88:7, 7issues 48:8, 16,21items 118:19It'll 46:18 48:17 119:10its 14:12



< J >Jacksonville 45:12, 18James 45:14, 21 110:9Jansky 18:24,24 22:8, 8 27:25, 25 45:1,8 46:8 47:19 53:24, 25 54:3,4, 7, 8, 11, 12, 15,16, 23, 24 55:18,19, 22, 23 56:4,5, 11, 12, 14, 15,16, 23, 24 57:2,3, 10, 11, 14, 15 58:2, 3, 13, 14,17, 19, 22, 23 59:13, 14, 19, 19,19, 20, 23, 24 60:2, 3, 20, 21 61:9, 10, 16, 17,20, 21 62:4, 5,11, 12, 15, 16, 21,23 63:13, 14, 17,18, 25 64:1, 8, 9,15, 16 65:3, 3, 3,4, 10, 11, 14, 15,22, 23 66:9, 10,17, 18 67:6, 7,10, 11 68:10, 12,17, 18, 21, 22, 25 69:1, 4, 5, 8, 9,12, 13 70:3, 4, 8,10, 11, 16, 17, 23,24 71:2, 3, 6, 7,14, 15, 25 72:1,4, 5, 12, 13, 16,17, 24, 25 73:10,11, 17, 18, 25 74:1, 15, 16, 19,20, 23, 24 75:6,8, 23, 24 76:12,13, 16, 17, 24, 25 77:9, 10, 20, 21 78:1, 3, 6, 7, 10,11, 17, 18, 22 83:25 84:13, 14,17, 18, 20, 21, 24,

25 85:3, 4, 7, 8,11, 12 86:2, 3, 6,7, 10, 11, 13, 15,18, 19, 21, 22, 25 87:1, 3, 3, 3, 4,11, 12, 14, 15, 21,22, 25 88:1, 15,16, 18, 19, 22, 23 89:1, 2, 4, 6, 9,10, 23, 24 90:4,4, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12,13 91:4, 5, 7, 8,15, 16, 19, 20, 22,23 92:1, 2, 5, 6,9, 10, 13, 14, 16,17, 20, 21, 24, 25 93:2, 3, 6, 7, 17,18, 21, 22, 25 94:1, 7, 8, 15, 16,19, 22, 23 95:2,5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 12,12, 13, 20, 21, 24,25 96:2, 3, 6, 7,18, 19 97:1, 2, 8,9, 12, 13, 16, 17,20, 21 98:7, 8,18, 19, 24, 25 99:3, 4, 11, 12,15, 16, 19, 20, 22,24 100:6, 7, 10,11, 14, 15, 17, 18,20, 21, 24 101:2,3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 16,17, 19, 20, 22, 23 102:1, 2, 5, 6, 13,14, 17, 18 103:5,6, 9, 10, 13, 14,16, 17, 20, 21, 25 104:2, 3, 12, 13,16, 17, 20, 21, 23,25 105:7, 9, 22,23 106:1, 2, 11,12, 15, 16, 19, 20,23, 24 107:2, 4,5, 8, 9, 20, 22, 23 108:1, 2, 5, 6, 8,9, 12, 13, 16, 17,23, 25 109:4 112:14Jeff 120:20

Jersey 14:6, 8,12, 18Jim 46:8 112:8,10, 23, 24Joan 123:25Joanne 121:24job 110:1, 4, 12,18, 22, 24 111:25 112:2 113:5, 16 114:14, 15 117:8, 10 127:20jobs 10:18John 7:12 109:25 110:1 115:21 121:19Johnny 120:4Johnson 7:13 25:6, 6 62:14,14 92:23, 23 115:21Join 127:24joined 111:9Jones 24:5, 5 61:12, 12 91:22,22JrPNP 2:17 8:9 12:13Junior 2:20 114:1, 2

< K >Kathleen 113:25KATZENBERGER 29:4, 4 65:25, 25 96:9,9keep 42:13 50:5, 9 82:18 124:2, 4 126:21KELLEY 37:24,24 66:12, 12 75:1, 1 96:21,21 105:2, 2Kelly 29:16, 16Kennedy 126:11kids 111:17kill 48:5

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< L >LA 125:14lack 12:16Ladies 5:4 7:9,10 78:25 79:3 80:2, 4 115:18 124:24Larry 7:6 110:24 115:14LARSON 2:17,17 8:9, 9 12:13,13 39:10, 10 76:12, 12 106:11, 11 109:18late 2:19Lawrence 113:18, 19LAZZARETTI 5:4, 24 7:15 17:21, 21 21:2,2 24:13, 13 25:2, 2 26:25,25 29:12, 12, 19,19 39:18, 18 40:23, 23 44:1,4 55:13, 13 58:12, 12 59:22,22 61:19, 19 64:7, 7 66:8, 8,16, 16 76:19, 19 77:19, 19 78:5,5 86:1, 1 88:25,25 90:7, 7, 11,11 92:4, 4, 19,19 94:14, 14 96:17, 17, 25, 25

106:18, 18 107:18, 18 113:1 116:1Lazzaretti's 5:20LCS-11 122:25learn 81:9leave 79:3 81:1 127:10leaving 53:5LeCLAIR 31:10, 10LeCLAIRE 68:9, 9 98:18,18left 126:18legwork 7:4 11:5Leon 123:18 124:4Leonard 121:4Leon's 110:23life 82:8, 17Linda 79:22line 8:16 13:10 14:4 28:25 29:1 52:12 53:20 55:9lined 11:3Lisa 1:25 129:7, 18listen 49:21 50:1location 109:16locked 53:3logistic 118:19long 47:2 82:17long-range 49:6LONGSTRATT 24:17, 17 61:23,23, 25 92:8, 8look 49:20, 21 82:15looking 42:14 47:4 80:19lost 8:22 53:18lot 42:9 50:6 52:18 118:5, 6love 80:18, 18



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< M >machine 50:23mail 125:23major 3:19Majority 5:16 51:2, 22 52:20 53:6 78:23mandate 3:8 4:11manner 3:20 4:4March 44:24marketing 49:2Martin 19:7, 7 29:8, 8 35:14,14 39:3, 3 63:20, 20 66:4,4 72:19, 19 76:6, 6 94:3, 3 96:13, 13 102:20, 20 106:4, 4 121:18,19Maryland 120:25Master 118:3Master-At-Arms 2:25 113:22 114:1MATTHEWS 34:19, 20 36:1,1 37:8, 8 71:24,24 73:6, 6 74:10, 10 101:25, 25 103:8, 8 104:11,11

McIntyre 113:8,9mean 13:15 111:12 112:24meet 116:21meeting 3:3, 14 4:17 14:13 15:2 44:9, 23 45:11 124:24 128:3meetings 50:1 111:18member 47:14 82:2, 5 115:23,25members 7:14 10:1 45:17 80:13 81:18 82:18 117:8Membership 3:9 4:13 5:1 6:15 80:12 111:10 112:12 113:10memorandum 124:25memory 2:19merged 6:21merit 113:11message 48:1, 5 49:7Miami 125:3mic 2:9, 16, 22 5:18 8:16 11:9 28:25 51:8 52:10 53:20 83:5, 19 115:1 116:7, 15, 19 117:6, 11 118:23 119:14 120:3, 9, 14, 19 121:10, 17, 22 122:2, 8, 22 123:15 124:6, 9 126:4, 24 127:5Michael 7:13 44:12, 19Michigan 38:23 76:2

Mick 44:12, 19 46:7 97:5 109:1 115:22microphone 112:15 113:2microphones 52:12mics 14:4midterm 3:22mid-year 3:14 4:17Mile 120:21Military 81:3Mine 46:10minor 123:20minutes 9:20 46:10, 15, 16, 17 50:17 127:19missed 27:8 103:2 123:14Mobile 117:17Modesto 121:5momentous 111:7monthly 14:13 15:1months 119:12 123:20moot 12:12morning 6:25 10:2, 6, 22MORTON 56:22, 22motion 3:7, 15 4:1, 7, 23 5:21,23 6:7, 10 7:19 8:22, 25 10:22 11:22 12:1 53:11 116:17 118:9motivational 48:6move 3:7 5:24 7:17 42:12 47:2 50:18 52:21 80:11moved 4:10 6:2 7:20 8:11moving 48:11,

14Mucek 109:23MURRAY 79:10, 11 80:23

< N >NAD 11:4name 14:15 15:4 44:11, 25 45:14 79:11 97:5 119:21 120:10, 24 121:12, 18, 24 122:18named 118:2naming 118:7Nancy 121:12Nation 88:21NATIONAL 1:1, 18 2:3, 5,10, 15, 17, 19, 20,20, 23 3:5, 7, 13,14, 17 4:11, 16 5:6, 17 6:12, 18 7:1, 1, 3, 5, 7, 8,10, 12, 14, 22 8:4, 9, 13, 23 9:14, 18 10:7, 9,10, 12, 16, 19 11:2, 11, 24 12:5, 8, 13, 15 13:5, 12, 22 14:7, 15, 16, 21,22 15:5, 10, 11,15, 16, 18, 21 30:9 42:4, 8 43:5, 8, 10, 18,20 44:13, 19 45:2, 9, 15, 22 46:2, 3, 5, 19 47:3, 20 48:25 49:18 50:12, 21 51:9 52:7, 9, 15 79:17, 20, 21, 22 80:6, 24, 25 81:3 82:25 83:2 108:22 109:13, 17, 23,25 112:5, 12, 18,21, 21 113:3, 4,

11, 20, 23 114:3,10, 15, 18 115:2,19, 20, 21, 25 116:3, 6, 20, 22 117:12, 25 118:1, 10, 17, 20,25 119:3, 4, 15,17, 23 120:1, 4,5, 8, 10, 12, 15,20, 24 121:7, 11,18, 23, 25 122:3,5, 15, 23 123:11,12, 19 124:10,12, 13 125:13,16 127:6, 22Naval 123:1Navy 14:24, 25 15:7 111:9 118:4, 6, 7 119:11nay 6:9 8:1, 20 53:15 117:2nays 8:2, 21 53:16 117:3NCHAP 2:5 43:10 82:23 83:2 127:22near 48:1need 3:24, 25 12:11 42:15, 15 47:2, 8 48:17 49:7, 23, 24 50:22 81:25 126:21needs 114:19 118:15negative 48:4nephew 122:19never 12:23New 14:6 45:1,8 49:5 50:6 80:13newest 119:11newly 79:7 109:13 121:14,19newsletter 125:1night 124:22, 24nine 21:25 22:3 25:1, 3, 4



26:8, 9, 11 59:12, 14 62:9,10, 12 63:15, 16,18 89:22, 24 92:18, 21 93:23 94:1Nineteen 92:5,6 96:13, 15nominating 14:7, 24 44:7,21 45:10 46:9,14, 16 50:17nomination 14:16 15:4 44:12 45:1, 14nominations 15:14, 16, 17, 19 46:1, 3, 4, 6Norfolk 126:14North 44:21, 22 45:4 110:11, 13 113:19 121:20,24 122:4Northeast 44:25 45:8 110:4 120:16, 16Northwest 7:16 110:21nos 4:22notebook 126:18, 22noted 119:1November 44:10 123:2NP 2:1, 7, 14,22 3:2, 15, 25 4:8, 21, 23 5:18,21 6:2, 18, 23 7:20 8:1, 3, 5, 8,11, 18, 20, 22 9:1, 9, 13 10:4 11:8, 22 12:1, 8,11, 23 13:3, 14,18, 23 14:2 15:14, 25 16:3 42:3 43:4, 12,15, 18, 22 44:4 45:24 46:11, 14,18 50:16, 24 51:14, 19 52:3,

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< O >obligation 53:7occasion 111:7October 14:13 15:2 45:12 129:12ODOM 120:4, 5office 14:16, 21 15:4, 11, 15, 16,18 44:12, 19 45:2, 8, 15, 22 46:1, 3, 4 51:1,21, 24officer 11:6, 10 47:6officers 9:14 79:1officially 12:23oh 18:15 103:3

Okay 3:2 10:4 15:25 50:18old 50:5Omni 1:12once 14:4open 2:3, 6 43:18, 21 82:25 83:3 125:12, 18Operation 81:4,5, 19opinion 118:9opponents 50:13opportunity 9:23 117:25opposed 4:21 6:9 8:1, 20 11:13 53:15 117:2optimist 49:11option 83:23order 14:4 42:10 53:20 117:14organization 46:21, 24, 25 47:2, 16, 22 48:4, 6 109:6 118:12organizations 47:25original 6:21outgoing 117:8outreach 115:7outside 47:8outstanding 48:24 49:2overdose 81:15overnight 48:17

< P >pages 129:8parent 82:10, 11parents 81:11Parko 79:17, 20part 111:13participate 123:3partners 79:15,15

parts 11:12party 48:23Pat 7:9 115:18PAUL 25:22, 22 41:24, 24 110:6,7Penny 18:12 33:1pens 124:14people 42:14 47:5, 11, 13 49:2 50:4, 8, 22 52:20 127:11percent 124:19perfectly 48:6periscope 126:9permission 118:17person 111:9personally 114:6 117:8personnel 2:25 48:25Pete 7:15 113:1, 3 116:1Phelps 110:6picked 83:7place 10:1 13:1 14:15 15:3 44:11, 25 45:14 49:9 79:2plan 49:1, 5 111:18Planning 3:8,12 4:12, 15, 25 11:12 127:9plaque 118:13,22players 125:7playing 125:3please 2:4 3:3,16 9:10 11:7 43:9, 19, 24 82:15 83:1 111:2 112:15,15 113:1, 2, 14 114:22 119:20pleased 44:1

pleasure 42:4 44:11 79:6, 14 108:21 109:19 112:10, 16plenty 49:12plight 112:4plus 10:12PNP 2:10 6:20 9:3 13:5, 10, 15,22, 24 14:6 15:21 16:4, 8,12, 16, 17, 19, 23 17:2, 7, 11, 15,19, 23 18:2, 6,10, 14, 18, 22 19:1, 5, 9, 13, 17,22 20:1, 5, 10,14, 18, 21, 25 21:4, 8, 12, 16,20, 24 22:3, 6,10, 14, 18, 22 23:1, 5, 9, 13, 16,20, 24 24:3, 7,11, 15, 19, 22, 25 25:4, 8, 12, 16,20, 23 26:2, 5, 7,11, 15, 19, 23 27:2, 5, 9, 11, 14,19, 23 28:2, 6,10, 14, 18, 21, 24 29:6, 10, 14, 17,21, 24 30:2, 6,11, 15, 19, 23 31:2, 8, 12, 15,18, 21, 25 32:4,7, 9, 13, 16, 20,24 33:3, 7, 11,15, 18, 22 34:1,5, 11, 14, 17, 21,25 35:4, 8, 12,16, 20, 24 36:3,7, 10, 14, 18, 22 37:1, 4, 7, 10, 14,18, 22 38:1, 5, 9,13, 16, 20, 24 39:2, 5, 8, 12, 16,20, 24 40:2, 5, 8,11, 14, 17, 21, 25 41:3, 7, 11, 15,19, 22 42:1



44:5 53:22, 25 54:4, 8, 12, 16,19, 24 55:3, 7,11, 15, 19, 23 56:1, 5, 8, 12, 16,20, 24 57:3, 7,11, 15, 19, 22, 25 58:3, 6, 10, 14,18, 23 59:1, 3, 7,11, 14, 17, 20, 24 60:3, 7, 10, 14,18, 21, 24 61:2,6, 10, 14, 17, 21,24 62:1, 5, 8, 12,16, 19, 23 63:2,6, 10, 14, 18, 22 64:1, 5, 9, 12, 16,19, 23 65:1, 4, 8,11, 15, 19, 23 66:2, 6, 10, 14,18, 21, 24 67:3,7, 11, 16, 20, 24 68:3, 7, 11, 15,18, 22 69:1, 5, 9,13, 17, 21, 25 70:4, 7, 11, 14,17, 20, 24 71:3,7, 15, 19, 22 72:1, 5, 9, 13, 17,21, 25 73:4, 7,11, 14, 18, 22 74:1, 8, 12, 16,20, 24 75:3, 7,12, 16, 20, 24 76:4, 7, 10, 13,17, 21, 25 77:3,6, 10, 13, 17, 21,24 78:3, 7, 11,14, 18 84:5, 14,18, 21, 25 85:4,8, 12, 16, 20, 24 86:3, 7, 11, 15,19, 22 87:1, 4, 8,12, 15, 19, 22 88:1, 5, 9, 13, 16,19, 23 89:2, 6,10, 14, 17, 21, 24 90:2, 5, 9, 13, 16,19, 23 91:2, 5, 8,12, 16, 20, 23

92:2, 6, 10, 14,17, 21, 25 93:3,7, 11, 14, 18, 22 94:1, 4, 8, 12, 16,19, 23 95:2, 6,10, 13, 17, 21, 25 96:3, 7, 11, 15,19, 23 97:2, 6, 9,13, 17, 21, 25 98:4, 8, 12, 16,19, 22, 25 99:4,8, 12, 16, 20, 24 100:3, 7, 11, 15,18, 21, 24 101:3,7, 11, 17, 20, 23 102:2, 6, 10, 14,18, 22 103:1, 3,6, 10, 14, 17, 21,25 104:3, 9, 13,17, 21, 25 105:4,8, 13, 16, 19, 23 106:2, 6, 9, 12,16, 20, 24 107:2,5, 9, 12, 16, 20,23 108:2, 6, 9,13, 17 125:22podium 111:2point 10:4 12:12 46:22 122:24political 48:23portion 14:2POSEKANY 38:22, 22 58:8,8 69:23, 23 76:1, 1 88:21,21 105:25, 25positive 48:12,14, 18possible 11:17 47:21 53:21pours 124:1practice 48:15pray 80:10prayers 124:2, 5preaching 49:22predecessor 12:9present 14:14 15:3 44:10, 24

45:13 108:21 109:10, 19, 24,25 110:7, 12, 21 112:11, 17 114:4, 5 118:12 125:21presentation 112:7President 1:18 2:5, 10, 15, 17,20, 21, 23 3:6, 8,17 4:3, 11 5:17 6:12, 18 7:7, 8,10, 12, 15, 16 8:4, 9, 23 9:18 10:19 11:24 12:5, 8, 13, 15 13:6, 12, 22 14:8, 15, 16, 21,22 15:5, 10, 11,15, 17, 18, 21 30:9 42:4, 9 43:5, 10, 20 44:13, 18, 20, 25 45:2, 7, 9, 15, 21,22 46:2, 3, 5, 20 47:3, 20 48:23 49:18 50:12, 21 51:9 52:7, 9, 15 79:7, 12, 18, 21 80:6 83:2, 22 108:20, 22 109:14, 17 110:3, 5, 6, 9, 11,13, 15, 17, 19, 20 112:5, 14, 24 113:7, 9, 13, 19,24 114:3, 10, 16,18 115:3, 16, 19,20, 21, 22, 25 116:3, 6, 20, 22 117:12, 25 118:1, 10, 20, 25 119:4, 5, 15, 23 120:4, 10, 15, 20,24 121:5, 11, 13,18, 20, 23 122:3,10, 13, 15, 23 123:11 124:10 127:6, 22

presidents 114:18, 20, 21President's 7:21 80:24 118:17 125:13pride 44:11principles 47:1prior 9:19probably 4:4 117:17 122:19problem 47:7, 8problems 48:7 49:9proceed 13:18 16:3 43:4 53:21proceeding 13:19Proctor 11:10,10productive 48:9profits 125:23program 81:4,23programs 82:8progressive 16:10project 80:24 81:2proposal 9:21prospective 124:13proudly 15:3proxy 5:12, 13 9:5 16:6, 14, 25 17:13 18:17, 20 19:3, 7, 20, 24 20:20, 23 21:2,6, 22 22:8, 12,16, 20, 24 23:11,18, 22 24:1, 13 25:2, 10, 14, 18,22, 25 26:4, 9,13, 25 27:4, 10,13, 21, 25 29:12,19, 23 30:1, 4,17, 21, 25 31:6 32:6, 11, 18, 22 33:1, 5, 5, 9, 13,17, 24 34:3, 7,

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< Q >qualifies 14:10question 4:9, 10,18 6:5, 13 12:3,14questions 125:25quickly 52:13quit 47:4quite 114:12quorum 14:14 15:2 44:10, 24 45:13

< R >rains 124:1Ralph 2:20ran 114:11, 13Rapids 38:23 76:2 106:1ratified 80:25Ray 120:15reach 80:9 117:24

read 5:8 13:25 14:2 44:5 52:16reading 52:21Ready 2:7 4:8 6:5 8:14 13:8,9 15:13 16:4 111:23 127:25real 114:12realignment 3:10, 23 4:14reality 48:14really 109:5 111:7, 22, 23 117:18rear 2:9, 16, 22 5:18 51:8 52:10 83:4, 19 115:1 116:7, 15 117:11 119:14 120:3, 9, 14, 19 121:10, 17, 22 122:2, 8, 22 124:6, 9 126:24 127:5reason 6:20 11:11reasonable 4:14rebut 50:18received 5:25 108:25 109:1, 1 113:15, 19receives 51:1,14, 22receiving 51:2,11, 23recess 15:23 16:1 43:6, 14 79:2, 4, 5 82:22,24 127:1, 7recognize 119:18 127:17recognized 119:21recommission 126:11recommissioning 126:14reconvene 128:1

recording 127:18recruit 80:13recruitment 49:3recuperating 123:21Redmond 23:22reduce 81:22reexplain 9:11Regardless 48:12, 23region 10:21 113:19 120:16,22 122:4, 17regional 3:10 7:16 44:18, 25 45:7, 21 110:3,5, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15,17, 19, 20 112:23, 24 113:7, 9, 13, 18,24 114:18, 20 115:22 120:7 121:14, 20 122:10, 13regionals 121:6registered 5:12,12, 13, 14, 14, 15 18:15 41:3Registration 113:5regularly 14:13 15:1 44:9, 23 45:11Relations 112:18released 53:6remains 2:21remind 83:22reminded 126:25removed 51:16,24 52:6report 2:12 4:16 5:3, 6, 7,20, 24 6:3, 11,14 43:24 44:2,2 127:7

Reported 1:24reporter 127:17reports 3:13 126:21represented 5:10, 11representing 127:14requested 83:7requesting 117:21requests 2:25required 83:16requires 52:3 118:9RESERVE 1:2 15:5, 9 42:5 44:13, 17, 22 45:6, 9, 15, 20,22 81:7, 18 108:22 109:11,18 118:5 119:2 123:3reserved 125:12,13, 14, 17resiliency 81:10,21 82:17resolution 14:7,25 44:8, 21 45:10resolutions 13:25 44:6resolve 14:2 44:8, 22Resolved 14:8,12, 18, 25 15:7 44:15 45:4, 11,17respect 42:18respond 11:7responsibility 48:11rest 125:12, 17 126:1results 14:5Retention 112:13retired 81:7Return 43:13

127:2returned 81:11revenue 11:21 47:8, 9Richard 113:22RICHMOND 61:4, 4 86:9, 9 91:14, 14 112:23Rick 110:19right 9:1 50:9 52:19 80:11 123:22 127:16RIZZO 94:6, 6 120:15, 16Robbins 45:14,21 46:8 49:17 54:18, 20 55:2,3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 25 56:1, 7, 8, 19, 20 57:18, 19 58:5,6, 9, 10, 17, 18 60:2, 4, 17, 18,23, 24 61:23 62:1, 18, 19 63:1, 2, 4, 6 64:4, 5, 11, 12,18, 19, 25 65:1,7, 8, 18, 19 66:23, 24 67:10,12, 15, 16, 19, 20,23, 24 68:2, 3, 6,7, 14, 15 69:16,17, 20, 21, 24, 25 70:13, 14, 19, 20 71:18, 19, 21, 22 72:7, 7, 9 73:13,14, 17, 19, 21, 22 74:7, 8 75:6, 7,11, 12, 15, 16, 20 76:3, 4 77:2, 3,5, 6, 16, 17, 23,24 78:13, 14, 22 85:14, 16, 19, 20,23, 24 87:7, 8 88:4, 5 89:5, 7 91:1, 2 93:10,11, 13, 14 94:11,12 95:16, 17 97:24, 25 98:3,



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runs 48:6Russo 26:17

< S >sale 124:14Saleski 123:18Salomon 127:18, 18salute 2:7 127:25saluting 127:24Sam 120:25San 1:12, 14 2:13 123:13 125:1satisfy 50:7saying 50:5 52:16 84:1says 116:8SCARBRO 2:10, 14 6:19,20 31:23, 23 57:5, 5 68:24,24 87:17, 17schedule 117:18scheduled 14:13 15:1 44:9, 23 45:11Schmidt 2:20 22:20, 24Scott 122:18sea 122:19seats 79:4second 3:18, 25 5:22 6:1 7:19 8:10, 11 46:17 51:3, 5, 12, 15,24 52:5 84:6, 8 108:19 116:2,17seconded 4:11 6:3 7:21 8:25seconds 4:7 5:20 52:25 116:4secretaries 114:21Secretary 7:12 121:14

see 117:21 120:6 126:23sees 49:11selected 6:21sell 11:13, 14,15, 18send 49:7 82:1,1, 4Senior 2:24 113:22SEPTEMBER 1:8seriously 82:2serve 14:11service 47:25 82:1, 5 112:22serving 80:20 112:17sessions 11:15set 125:18seven 17:8, 10,11 19:23, 25 20:1 22:23 23:1 24:23, 25 25:9, 10, 12 26:3, 5, 6, 7, 16,17, 19 28:7, 10 41:12, 15 54:25 55:3 57:12, 14,15 60:8, 10 62:8, 17, 18, 19 63:11, 14, 23, 25 64:1 65:9, 11 78:4, 5, 7 85:13,14, 16 87:23, 24 88:1 90:17, 19 92:15, 17 93:1,2, 3, 19, 22 94:5,6, 8 95:18, 21 108:3, 4, 6Seventeen 96:3ship 42:10 117:19 118:7,13 119:11 122:25 123:5Shipmate 2:5, 9,10, 14, 16, 22, 23 3:2, 5, 5 4:6 5:17, 18, 20 6:12, 18, 19, 23,

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126:16 127:8,12 128:1shipmate's 14:9ships 122:24ship's 123:6Shore 44:21, 22 45:5short 49:6 50:9shown 51:4shy 84:1side 111:21, 22sides 3:1 11:16signed 43:25simply 48:13sincere 42:3 79:6 108:21 109:19 112:10,16sincerely 15:8 44:16Sioux 122:25sir 2:23sit 111:8sits 48:13six 9:3, 5, 5 16:5, 6, 8 18:23,24 19:1 20:15,16, 18 21:5, 6, 8,9, 10, 12 23:6, 7,9 25:5, 6, 8, 13,14, 16 27:17, 18,19 29:15, 16, 17 31:3, 3, 3, 18, 19,21 34:6, 7 38:10, 13 40:2,3 41:23 42:1 53:22, 25 56:13,14, 16 58:1, 2, 3,15, 20, 21, 23 60:15, 18 62:13,14, 16, 20, 21, 23 64:20, 23 66:11,12, 14 67:25 68:3, 19, 20, 22 71:8, 9, 11 75:13, 14, 16 77:1, 2, 3 78:15 84:11, 12, 14, 19 87:2, 3, 4 88:14,15, 16 89:3, 8,



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13:19 42:14 47:2 49:3 50:20 79:22 80:1, 23 111:16 119:18, 20 120:22 123:21timekeeper 113:20timely 3:20 4:3today 42:12 47:7 50:3 119:1toes 123:22told 13:18Tom 109:15 113:14, 14 119:23tomorrow 109:8 119:10 124:22, 24 128:1touch 117:19, 20TOULOTTE 83:20, 21 86:17,17transcription 129:9Treasurer 7:13 79:21, 22 115:23trip 125:1trouble 112:8try 47:9 50:1 82:4trying 4:2 9:25 42:12 50:7turn 42:10 115:11turning 109:5twelve 23:14, 16 57:7 87:16, 17,19 91:8Twenty-five 90:2Twenty-seven 92:12, 14two 2:8 10:15 11:16 12:6 13:6 19:6, 9 20:22, 23, 25

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UNIDENTIFIED 7:17 8:15 9:18 11:6, 24 12:3,10 13:9 27:7 51:9 52:15 53:1 79:25 80:17 116:6, 8,20 122:15, 23 124:7 126:5, 16,25 127:6unified 49:7uniform 2:21uninstructed 38:4United 118:3 119:11units 82:4updated 43:24Ursula 114:1USS 119:9 122:25 126:6, 6,11, 12

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< V >Valerie 83:21VANCE 78:9, 9various 48:20Vatter 113:14 119:15veering 46:21veteran 48:21 81:20veterans 47:25 81:17, 19 82:16 112:22 123:6vibes 109:7Vice 15:10 43:5 44:13, 20 45:2, 9, 15, 22 46:2, 3, 5, 20 47:20 49:18 50:12 79:17, 21 80:6 108:19, 22 112:14 113:24 115:16 119:4 121:4, 20Virge 115:16Virgil 7:8visitor 121:12voice 48:22vote 5:16, 16 8:7, 8, 12, 24 9:11, 13, 17, 19 11:25 13:17 14:14 15:3, 24 16:3 19:16, 18 20:3, 5 44:11,24 52:20 53:4,6, 7, 7 54:3 58:16, 18 60:2,2, 3, 3 64:12 67:10, 11 68:9,11 71:22 75:6,8 78:21, 23 83:12, 14, 14, 15,15, 16, 16 84:3,6, 7 89:4, 6 103:20voted 6:25 45:13 109:5

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9, 10, 11, 13, 14,15, 16, 17, 18, 20,21, 22, 23, 24, 25 30:1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7,9, 11, 12, 14, 15,16, 17, 19, 20, 22,23, 24, 25 31:2,3, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10,12, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 19, 21, 22,22, 24, 25 32:1,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10,12, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 20, 21, 23,24, 25 33:2, 3, 4,6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12,14, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 20, 22, 23, 24 34:1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7,9, 10, 11, 12, 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 21, 22, 24, 25 35:1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13,15, 16, 17, 19, 20,21, 22, 24, 25 36:1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8,9, 10, 11, 12, 14,15, 16, 18, 19, 19,21, 22, 23, 25 37:1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8,10, 11, 12, 14, 15,18, 19, 20, 22, 23,25 38:1, 2, 4, 5,6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13,14, 16, 17, 18, 20,21, 23, 24, 25 39:2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9,10, 12, 13, 15, 16,17, 19, 20, 21, 22,24, 25 40:2, 3, 5,6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14,15, 16, 17, 18, 19,21, 22, 24, 25 41:1, 4, 5, 7, 8,10, 11, 12, 15, 16,17, 19, 20, 21, 22,23, 25 42:1 51:2, 3, 6, 11, 15,22, 23 52:1, 3, 5

53:22, 24, 25 54:1, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9,11, 12, 13, 15, 16,17, 18, 19, 21, 23,24, 25 55:2, 3, 4,6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12,14, 15, 17, 20, 21,24 56:1, 2, 3, 6,7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13,14, 16, 17, 18, 20,21, 23, 24, 25 57:2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 10, 11, 12, 14,15, 16, 18, 19, 20,21, 22, 23, 24, 25 58:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 9, 10, 11, 13,14, 15, 17, 19, 20,23, 24, 25 59:3,4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11,12, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 19, 20, 21,23, 24, 25 60:5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,13, 14, 15, 16, 18,19, 20, 21, 22, 23,24, 25 61:1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10,11, 13, 14, 15, 16,17, 18, 20, 21, 22,23 62:1, 2, 3, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12,13, 14, 16, 17, 18,19, 20, 22, 23, 24 63:1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7,8, 10, 11, 12, 14,15, 17, 18, 19, 20,22, 23, 25 64:1,2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10,11, 13, 14, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 22, 23,24, 25 65:1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10,11, 12, 13, 15, 16,19, 20, 21, 23, 24 66:1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7,9, 10, 11, 12, 14,15, 17, 18, 19, 20,21, 22, 23, 24, 25 67:1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8,



10, 11, 13, 14, 16,17, 18, 20, 21, 22,24, 25 68:1, 3, 4,5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 20, 22, 23, 24 69:1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8,9, 10, 12, 13, 14,16, 17, 18, 19, 21,22, 24, 25 70:1,2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10,11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20,21, 22, 24, 25 71:1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8,10, 11, 12, 15, 16,17, 19, 20, 21, 23,24 72:1, 2, 4, 5,6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13,14, 16, 17, 18, 20,21, 22, 22, 24, 25 73:1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 11, 12, 13,14, 15, 16, 20, 21,22, 23, 25 74:1,2, 4, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9,10, 12, 13, 14, 16,17, 18, 20, 21, 23,24, 25 75:2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 7, 9, 10,12, 13, 14, 16, 17,18, 20, 21, 22, 24,25 76:2, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,13, 14, 17, 18, 20,21, 22, 23, 25 77:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 10, 11, 12,13, 14, 15, 17, 18,20, 21, 22, 23, 24,25 78:1, 3, 4, 6,7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13,14, 15, 18, 19, 24 84:1, 11, 12, 14,15, 18, 19, 20, 21,22, 24, 25 85:1,3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12,13, 14, 16, 17, 18,20, 21, 23, 24, 25 86:2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8,

10, 11, 12, 13, 15,16, 18, 19, 20, 21,22, 23, 24 87:1,2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9,11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 19, 20, 21,22, 23, 24 88:1,2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10,12, 13, 14, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 22, 23,24 89:1, 2, 3, 4,6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14,16, 17, 18, 19, 21,22, 23, 24, 25 90:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,8, 9, 10, 12, 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 20, 21, 23, 24,25 91:2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12,13, 15, 16, 17, 19,20, 21, 22, 23, 24 92:2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9,10, 11, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 20, 21,22, 23, 25 93:1,2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9,11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 18, 19, 20, 22,23, 24 94:1, 2, 4,5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12,13, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 20, 21, 23, 24,25 95:2, 3, 5, 6,7, 8, 10, 11, 12,13, 14, 16, 17, 18,20, 21, 22, 23, 25 96:1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8,10, 11, 12, 13, 15,16, 18, 19, 20, 21,23, 24 97:1, 2, 3,4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,11, 13, 14, 16, 17,18, 19, 21, 22, 23,25 98:1, 2, 4, 5,6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13,14, 16, 17, 18, 19,20, 21, 22, 23, 24,25 99:1, 3, 4, 7,8, 9, 11, 12, 13,

14, 16, 17, 18, 20,21, 23, 24, 25 100:1, 3, 4, 6, 7,8, 10, 11, 12, 13,15, 16, 17, 18, 19,20, 21, 22, 23, 24,25 101:2, 3, 4, 5,7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13,14, 15, 17, 18, 19,20, 21, 22, 23, 24,25 102:2, 3, 5, 6,7, 8, 10, 11, 12,14, 15, 17, 18, 19,21, 22, 23, 24 103:1, 3, 4, 6, 7,8, 10, 11, 12, 14,15, 16, 17, 18, 19,21, 23, 24, 25 104:1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13,14, 15, 17, 18, 19,21, 22, 24, 25 105:1, 3, 4, 5, 7,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18,19, 20, 21, 23, 24 106:1, 2, 3, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,13, 16, 17, 19, 20,21, 23, 24, 25 107:1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12,13, 14, 16, 17, 19,20, 21, 22, 23, 24,25 108:2, 3, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13,14, 17, 18, 25 109:1, 2voting 5:9, 14 9:24 11:25 12:2 13:5 53:20 80:5 83:13

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21, 23, 24 30:1,2, 5, 6, 10, 11, 14,15, 18, 19, 22, 23 31:1, 2, 7, 8, 11,12, 14, 15, 17, 20,21 32:3, 4, 8, 9,12, 13, 19, 20, 23,24 33:2, 3, 6, 7,10, 11, 14, 15, 17,18, 21, 22, 25 34:1, 13, 14, 16,17, 20, 21, 24, 25 35:3, 4, 7, 8, 15,16, 23, 24 36:2,3, 6, 7, 9, 10, 17,18, 21, 22 37:3,4, 9, 10, 13, 14,17, 18, 21, 22, 25 38:1, 4, 5, 8, 9,15, 16, 19, 20, 23,24 39:4, 5, 7, 8,11, 12, 14, 16, 19,20, 23, 24 40:4,7, 8, 13, 14, 16,17, 20, 21, 24, 25 41:6, 7, 10, 11,14, 15, 18, 19, 21,22 42:5, 7 48:21 109:14 111:2, 6 112:4 114:11 127:8waste 13:19water 42:23Watkins 37:2, 2 74:6, 6 104:7, 7WATSON 76:15, 15way 9:16 47:4 48:7 53:4, 7, 9 83:14 84:7Wayman 126:6ways 47:9 49:20 50:7welcome 49:14 52:8 121:16Well 46:11 50:8 80:7, 18 110:1, 4, 12, 18,22, 24 117:8 127:20



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