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2007 ACEC/PAC millEnnium Club Husam Ahmad Thomas Ahneman Philios Angelides Wilfred Barry Jack Beemer Gus Bell Reginald Benton David Bills Ron Billstein Mitchell Bohannon John Boldt Mike Bonar Rich Bub Philip Budde Gregg Bundschuh Tom Burke Brent Campbell Angie Cannon Harold Cannon Larry Carroll Pedro CevallosCandau David Collings Everett Cowan Andrew Cummings Del Dausman Dan Davis Fermin Diaz James Duncan Marshall Elizer David Evans Doug Folk Dennis Ford John Foster Daniel Fredendall Lester Fukuda David Gaboury Darcie Gabrisko Kurt Gahnberg Alain Gallet Thomas Gambino Bill Garrity Charlie Geer Woody Germany Jeffrey Geurian Robin Greenleaf Dave Greenwood Bruce Haldors Steve Hall Harvey Hammond Mark Hamouz Lawrence Hansen Philip Houser Roger Jacobson Janet Jenkins David John David E. Kennedy Todd Kenner Sally Kohn Kevin Koski Mark Kramer Gene Krametbauer Robert Krieger Jeffrey Kronser Steve Lane Francis Leathers Hal Lochner Gary Loesch Keith London M. L. Love Joseph Macrina Joseph McAtee Sam McCachern Paul McCarthy James McDonald Joseph McMahon Peter Mesha Bob Miller Fred Mirmiran Abe Munfakh Blake Murillo Ken Nelson Frank Nicoladis James Owen Bart Patton Tim Psomas Bob Radley David Raymond Robert Refvem David Reser Theodore Richards Christopher Robertson Kathy Robertson Dave Ruby Don Rutledge Robert Salaber Gerry Salontai Ronald Schultz Jerry Shellberg Raj Sheth Jay Shutt Mitchel Simpler Jay Simson Peter Strub Jerry Stump Gregg Ten Eyck Gregs Thomopulos Rick Toole Jeff Volk Kevin Weed Dick Wells Win Westfall Ken Wightman Mark Wilson Mark Wirfs Jay Wolverton Bob Wright David Wright Paul Yarossi Carl Yates Allen Yourman ACEC/PAC—the American Council of Engineering Companies Political Action Committee—is the engineering industry’s preeminent political action committee. The sole purpose of ACEC/PAC is to elect candidates to the U.S. House of representatives and Senate who support policies and legislation favorable to the engineering industry. The Capitol Club members donate $5,000 per year to ACEC/PAC to support key House and Senate members. The Chairman’s Club mobilizes ACEC’s most politically active PAC contributors. Chairman’s Club members agree to pledge a minimum of $2,500 per year to support key House and Senate members (of which at least $1,000 is given to ACEC/PAC and the balance is available for direct giving to candidates at ACEC/PAC-sponsored events). The Millennium Club members donate $1,000 per year to ACEC/PAC to support key House and Senate members. State Goals—The PAC Champions assign each ACEC state organization an annual fundraising goal based on its membership strength. ACEC/PAC Honor Roll by State ★ States that achieved 2007 ACEC/PAC goal • 2007 State PAC Champions in bold ★ AlAbAmA (35) Alain Gallet Jason Ayers Kenneth Bailey Bob Barnett John Bowlin Chad Bowman Billy Carwile Renee Casillas Steve Commander Tyler Davis J. David Gulledge Kelly Huffstutler Bert Hughes James Joyce H. McClure David Moon Kevin Moore Gary (Russ) Nevin Leslie Noble Guy O’Connor Robert Portera Lauren Pratt Christopher Roberts Randy Sain J. Schaffer Dwayne Smith Steven Speaks Bob St. John Michael Tate H. White Frank Whitman Charles Williams Forest Wilson Jennifer Wilson D. York ★ AlAsKA (22) Floyd Damron ACEC President Dave Raymond, right, greets Rep. Joe Knollenberg (R-Mich.) during a special reception for the lawmaker at ACEC headquarters. Duane Anderson Rickey Bennett Dennis Berry Tanya Bratslavsky Marka Brooks Bret Coburn Stafford Glashan Duane Hippe John McClellan Lance Mearg Duane Miller Kevin Murphy Mark Musial Paul Ramert MARCH / APRIL 2008 ENGINEERING INC. 37

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