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1 NATIONAL OFFICERS NATIONAL COMMANDER Jeff Frain Arizona NATIONAL VICE COMMANDERS Joesph A. Korba William D.Kelly Jr. Michael L. Lawler Kenneth Yankee Joseph B. Keiser New Jersey Florida Wisconsin Colorado Nevada NATIONAL ADJUTANT Brian J. O'Hearne Massachusetts NATIONAL ASSISTANT ADJUTANT - EMERITUS NATIONAL ASSISTANT ADJUTANTS Harold E. Thompson Anthony W. Wright Ed Shuebrooks Robert J. Avery David M. Ridenour Scott A.Williams Scott J. Thorton Nebraska Pennsylvania Florida New York Indiana Virginia Ohio NATIONAL CHAPLAIN Richard A. Ellwein Montana NATIONAL HISTORIAN Michael Kane Pennsylvania NATIONAL JUDGE ADVOCATE Joseph Pavigilanti Texas
2 NATIONAL SERGEANT-AT- ARMS Danny J. Poole Michigan NATIONAL ASSISTANT SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Wes Fulton Nebraska Lyle G. Larson Kansas Brian K. Walters Pennsylvania C. Weinzirl Indiana Matthew Chebro Georgia AIDE TO THE NATIONAL COMMANDER Charles E. Treat II Arizona NATIONAL COMMISSION/COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN COMMISSION CHAIRMEN LEGISLATIVE David W. Lee New York V A & R Clint D. Bolt Virginia FINANCE William G. Hill Maryland INTERNAL AFFAIRS Mark A. Tansel Indiana AMERICANISM Gerald Hammerschmidt Kansas PUBLIC & MEDIA COMM. Michael C. Fox California VET EDU Larry C. Weinzirl Maryland COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CHILDREN & YOUTH John P. Waite New Hampshire CHILD WELFARE Christopher A. Carlton Indiana CONVENTION Leslie J. "Jim" Stewart Nevada MEMBERSHIP Seth A. Rippe Nebraska MEMBER TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT Mike Sawicki Indiana RESOLUTIONS John T. Jennings Florida COMMANDERS ADVISORY Douglas P. Bible Minnesota COMMITTEES ON COMMITTEES Raymond P. Giehll Jr. Indiana
3 NON-COMMITTEE NATIONAL S.A.L. OFFICERS EDITOR, S.A.L. NEWSLETTER Michael Pipher Indiana WEB MASTER Wesley "Wes" Wills Kansas EVENT COORDINATOR Clifford E. Hall Georgia PAST NATIONAL COMMANDERS 1968 Michael Seaton California 1969 Robert McBride South Carolina J.R. Stillwell Illinois 1972 John Smolinsky Massachusetts 1973 Robert Faust California 1974 James Hartman Florida 1975 Gregory D. Reis Illinois 1976 Grant M. Jamieson Michigan 1977 Charles E. Gannon Maryland 1978 John M. Sherrard California 1979 Richard J. Kepler (AZ) Deceased 1980 Ernest Wilson Jr. (NJ) Deceased 1981 Donald L. Willison (PA) Deceased 1982 David P. Stephens Indiana 1983 Christopher R. Cerullo New York 1984 Fred L. Hartline Ohio 1985 Woodrow L. Mudge (CO) Deceased 1986 Royce Doucet (LA) Deceased 1987 Douglas P. Bible Minnesota 1988 Richard L. League Maryland 1989 David R. Faust Wisconsin
4 1990 Charles R. Belles Virginia 1991 Robert A. Worrel Indiana 1992 Eugene L. Sacco California 1993 Charles B. Rigsby (MI) Deceased 1994 Roland D. Matteson Arizona 1995 Joseph Mayne Wisconsin 1996 John T. Deitz Ohio 1997 Jack E. Jordan Texas 1998 Milliam E. Matoska Maryland 1999 Byron J. Robichaux Louisiana 2000 Richard L. Cook Oklahoma 2001 Kevin N. Winkelmann Texas 2002 Clifford A. Smith Massachusetts 2003 Steve C. Laws North Carolina 2004 Neal C. Warnken Kansas 2005 Michael J. Deacon Iowa 2006 William L. Sparwasser Maryland 2007 Earl R. Ruttkofsky Michigan 2008 Raymond Giehll Jr. Indiana 2009 Thomas E. Cisna Illinois 2010 Mark E. Arneson Georgia 2011 David L. Dew Texas 2012 James K. Roberts Florida 2013 Christopher J. Huntzinger Pennsylvania 2014 Joseph W. Gladden Maryland 2015 Michael W. Moss Colorado 2016 Kevin L. Collier Alaska PAST NATIONAL COMMANDERS - HONORARY 2009 Patrick J. Shea (OH) Deceased
5 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMEN ALABAMA ALASKA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE FLORIDA FRANCE GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA Rev. Thomas C. Glander Howard P. Fruwirth Jr. Robert D. Hath Tommy L. Walker Mark S. Severance Peter Sierminski John M. Wright Lawrence F. Cullen Jr. John T. Jennings Ronald E. Moore Robert S. "Bob" Brown Bernard K,Y. Lee Wayne W. Foster Fr. Gary P. Gummersheimer Michael A. Pipher Richard L. Young Vacant Steve D. Curry Camille A. LeJeune Jr. Richard L. Huntley Jr. Bernard A. Dadds Jr. David L. Johnson Jr. Rodney J. Tolbert Allen G. Amundson Roland E. Roberts Doyle T. "Travis" Cummins John C. Pellegrini
6 NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA PHILIPPINES RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING Keith P. Kearns Leslie J. "Jim" Stewart Phillip A. Cook Gary P. Nelson Joseph R. Navarrete David L. Bishop Sr. Terry L. Pressley Tim J. Tuma William R. Sutterlin Christopher L. Cook William "Willy" B. Williams George Flasinski None Henry C. Camire James D. Moore Kerry L. Jorgenson Gillis "Ed" Wallace David A. Blair Vacant Harold I. Trombley Linwood A. Moore David L. Van Duisen Wyatt G. Smith Daniel R. Daily Gary A. Swanlund ALTERNATE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEMEN ALABAMA ALASKA Blair Miles Loren J. Estrada Sr.
7 ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO CONNECTICUT DELAWARE FLORIDA FRANCE GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA Joseph E. Roberts Vacant Rodney B. Perkins J. Scott Garrett Robert L. Turner H. Terry Johnson Kirk T. Miller Casby J. Logan Zeste C. Debro Bryan K. Lee Woody W. Jones James T. Hunter Keith R. Williams Robert E. Jackson Doug L. Evans Brandon K. Curry Enos N. Bellanger Donald B. Allisot Jr. Jeffery A. Seiler William Murphy III Michael G. Boughner Dennis J. Henkemeyer Raymond Thornton Jay E. Marsden Roger O. Hancock David L. Rippe Stephen H. Silberkraus Richard C. Pond Jr. Leonard E. Free Daniel O'Rourke John P. Chang Christopher Byrd
8 NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA PHILIPPINES RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING Willis J. Pritchard Steven R. Hoingfort Jay L. Cook Ron Mitchell Kevin I. Ivery None None Kenneth J. Doremus Colin D. Royal Byron J. Trantham Thomas P. Skelley Kent Hansen Henry C. Cleveland Robert M. Borkovich Timothy R. Timmreck Rocky A. Fox Patrick N. Gryskiewicz Gary L. Temple DETACHMENT COMMANDERS ALABAMA Jeffrey L. Gibson Sr. ALASKA Michael R. Jimerson ARIZONA Mike Talty ARKANSAS Lon G. Baureis CALIFORNIA Matt D. Parsons COLORADO Jim Gaddis CONNECTICUT Richard L. Lurette DELAWARE Scott Underkoffler FLORIDA Steve A. Gordon
9 FRANCE GEORGIA HAWAII IDAHO ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA PHILIPPINES RHODE ISLAND Lee B. Preston Raymond C. Rollins Allyn Y. Lee James L. Gould Phillip S. Shipley Joseph E. Schultis Gary Bonesteel Thomas S. Wallsmith William T. Moser III John C. Lawrence Ronald E. Marr Raymond H. Edwards Jr. Edward J. Villard Carvin L. Chapman Eugene R. Olswold Willie L. Glasper John H. Buckner Lowell E. Long Jr. Bobby G. Baker Stephen H. Silberkraus John R. Cook Robert J. Bascou Donald J. Conger Jonathan B. Ruthven John H. Jenkins Frank C. Vondra Daniel A. Finnell Mike Deutser Marc W. Chancy Joseph M. Wysochanski Jr. None Raymond M. Bott
10 SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING Jason R. Yodice Jeffery J. Shannon Robert F. Stephensen Henry B. Creech Robert Q. Gunn Henry A. Cleveland Johnny W. Baker Tom M. Rancourt Stephen G. Wright Michael A. Kollmansberger Charles R. Keith DETACHMENT ADJUTANTS ALABAMA Andrew E. Cherry ALASKA Kevin L. Collier ARIZONA Charles E. Treat II ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA Thomas J. Thompson Jeffery E. Flynt COLORADO J. Scott Garrett CONNECTICUT Robert L. Turner DELAWARE Michael S. Cotton FLORIDA James K. Roberts III FRANCE James M. Settle GEORGIA HAWAII Ronald F. "Ronnie" Grist Bernard K.Y. Lee IDAHO ILLINOIS Rolland D. Adams Jr. Jeffery J. VanHorn INDIANA IOWA Damon J. Bradtmueller Brian K. Kessler
11 KANSAS KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MAINE MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MICHIGAN MINNESOTA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI MONTANA NEBRASKA NEVADA NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH DAKOTA OHIO OKLAHOMA OREGON PENNSYLVANIA PHILIPPINES RHODE ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTH DAKOTA TENNESSEE TEXAS UTAH VERMONT VIRGINIA Donald L. Culver Steve D. Curry Camille A. LeJeune Bruce M. Pierce William E. Matoska Cliford A. Smith Gordon Z. "Zack" Pendell Douglas P. Bible Troy Porter II Bryan P. Bradford Richard A. Ellwein Eric J. Brink Chris Edwards John E. Neylon Jr. Carl W. Albern Jr. Tony R. Navarrete Robert J. Avery David M. Warriner Tim J. Tuma Scott J. Thorton Richard L. Cook Franklin D. Craig Anthony W. Wright None Cory D. Bates Robert E. Thompson Colin D. Royal John L. Jones Kevin N. Winkelmann Robert H. Jones Lucas Herring Scott A. Williams
12 WASHINGTON WEST VIRGINIA WISCONSIN WYOMING Wayne L. Elston Jeffery M. Ryman David R. Faust Gary A. Swanlund
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Rank State District Count (HTC) 1 New York 05 150,499 141,567 94.1 2 New York 08 133,453 109,629 82.1 3 Massachusetts 07 158,518 120,827 76.2 4 Michigan 13 47,921 36,145 75.4 5 Illinois 04 508,677 379,527
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