BAC Local 2 MI hosted a luncheon for retirees of Flint, Saginaw and Bay City Chapter. Front row from left, Local 2 MI Field Representative Daryl Nichols, retirees Bob Balwinski, Gary Drews, Tod Richard, Don Pack, Ed Galvas, Guy Periard, and Tom Pepera; second row from left, Local 2 MI Secretary-Treasurer Nelson McMath, Field Representative Mike Lynch, retirees Bruce McPherson, Joe Piazza, and Ronald Reed, Field Representative Greg Lobodzinski, retirees Pat Zander and Eugene Feinauer, and President Chuck Kukawka; third row from left, retirees Joe Artuso, Jim Chrysler, Ed Artuso, Bob Terbush, Dale Buddle, Frank Lee, Ray Kloha, Bill Behrmann, Jeff Jean, and Rod Putnam; back row from left, retirees Jim Sutphen, Dave Sherman, Charlie Hemingway, Jim Duby, Charlie Cool, Greg Hendershot, Gary McQuaid, Paul Poag, Dan Jenkins, Steve Riley, and Wayne Hartwig.Retirees of BAC Local 2 MI’s Kalamazoo Chapter enjoyed a luncheon together. Front row from left, Local 2 MI Field Representative Greg Lobodzinski, retirees Ross Byers, Gene Harvey, and Roderick Frantz, Field Representative James Brylowski, retirees Richard Jacobs, Herman Schreuder, John Steele, and President Chuck Kukawka; back row from left, Local 2 MI Vice Chairman Paul Dunford, retirees Roman Rydecki, Francis “Max” Doyle, Dan stone, Jack Vandermay, Bill Vandermay, Keith Morgan, Bob Bloom, Steve Schreuder, and Glen Nulf III, Field Representatives Mike Lynch and Daryl Nichols, and Secretary Treasurer Nelson McMath.BAC Local 2 MI retirees of Upper Peninsula Chapter gathered for a luncheon. Front row from left, retirees of Tom Mitchell, Dick Scott, Dave Sivonen, Jim Jackimowicz, Paul Kangas, Gordon Jaeger, and Roland Swanson; back row from left, Local 2 MI President Chuck Kukawka, Secretary-Treasurer Nelson McMath, retirees Alex Sovey, Eero Watia, and Dave Bolduc, Field Representatives John Kleiber and James Brylowski, retiree Dave Rallaelli, and Field Representatives Jim Ritchie and Mike Lynch.
Local 4 Indiana/ Kentucky
Retired organizer and apprentice instructor Ed Helton, left, and Local 4 IN/KY President Ted Champ.
