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International President Mike Futhey greets former
International President Al Chesser following Futhey’s
“state of the union” address.
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UTU members attending the Denver regional meeting give
President Futhey a standing ovation prior to Futhey’s
“state of the union” address.
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Former Local 240 Chairperson Brian Black, retired,
displays a quilt that was raffled off by the Auxiliary
of the UTU to raise money for the Auxiliary Scholarship
fund. Black purchased the winning ticket for his wife,
Bobbie.
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CSX General Chairperson Dennis Burke helps raise funds
for UTU PAC by selling raffle tickets for watches
embossed with the UTU logo.
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happy General Secretary & Treasurer Kim Thompson and his
wife, Connie, dance to the sounds of band “Boo Daddy” at
the UTU’s “Night Out at Coors Field.”
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State legislative directors George Casey (New England
states), Joe Szabo (Illinois), Delmer Hanson (Oregon)
and Walter Yeatts (Virginia) were likely discussing the
upcoming U.S. elections prior to this photograph.
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Assistant President Arty Martin, Executive Aide to the
President Cheryl Sneed, International President Mike
Futhey and Executive Assistant to the President Tim
Secord leave a meeting in Room 101 of the Colorado
Convention Center, which served as Futhey’s office.
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Santa Monica Municipal Bus Lines General Chairperson A.
Reddy (1785) and MV Transit General Chairperson Jose
Sobalvarro (1584) meet in the Colorado Convention Center
following one of the Bus Department workshops.
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Robert Ginther (1403), left, and Local Chairperson
Timothy Murphy (0005) take a break from the regional
meeting workshops.
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Local Vice President Brian Lewis (0239), sporting a
Eugene V. Debs t-shirt, proudly displays some of the
lapel pins he has collected over the years.
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Retired members Delmer Brown (0933) and Robert Norris
(1910) sell raffle tickets for a UTU ring drawing.
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Newly-appointed member of the UTU Transportation Safety
Team, Greg Boam (0471), left, shares a laugh with Local
202 Vice President Brent Leonard.
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American Products representative Sherry Schirripa, left,
makes a sale of UTU apparel to Local 587 Alternate
Legislative Rep. Brian DiPietro and his wife, Cheryl.
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International President Mike Futhey presents former
Local 202 President Stan Paprocki with the George Meany
Award for Outstanding Leadership, which Paprocki earned
through his work with the Boy Scouts of America.
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Local Chairperson Reuben Reisig (0257), left, meets with
International Vice President John Babler at the Sunday
evening welcome reception.
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Bus Department Vice President Vic Baffoni, left, and
Local 1563 Chairperson Robert Gonzalez outside the Hyatt
Regency Denver at the Colorado Convention Center.
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Yardmaster Ralph “Robbie” Robelot (1974), Yardmaster
Mike Thompson (1974), Paul Bonham (0656) and Jimmie
Walker (0656) greet International President Mike Futhey,
center, at the Sunday evening welcome reception.
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Local Legislative Rep. Jim Ruple (0221), center, and his
wife, LaVonda, left, pictured with Auxiliary of the UTU
International President Carol Menges and her
granddaughters, Bethany and Sydney.
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Ohio State Legislative Director Joe Boda and wife,
Kathy, at the entrance of the Colorado Convention
Center.
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Former UTU general chairperson and current UTU
Designated Legal Counsel Steve Young conducts his “No
Rules” workshop at the Colorado Convention Center. The
workshop has been one of the most popular workshops at
recent UTU regional meetings.
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This year’s regional meeting workshops were well
attended, as evidenced by this photo taken at the
Colorado Convention Center.
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From left, Janet Gibson, Gerald Gibson (1947), Benny
Dyer (1458) and Tracy Brown (0923) arrive at the
Colorado Convention center to register for the regional
meeting.
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Yardmaster and new UTU International Organizer Billy
Moye and Local 1138 Chairperson Yvonne Hayes served as
presenters for the First Responder safety workshop at
the Denver regional meeting.
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UTU members attending a “Night Out at Coors Field,” were
greeted by this scoreboard message in the outfield. |
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