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to the board is Past President Max
Santiago who won the election
for the position of Secretary.
President-Elect Mike Barletta ap-
pointed Roxanna Kennedy as the
Corporate Sponsorship Develop-
ment Coordinator, Gina Haynes
as Historian and Russell McKin-
ney as the Training/Digital Media
Manager.
Leaving the board is Jim Smith,
NA 214, after six years of service
as the Training/Digital Media
Manager. Thank you, Jim for all
your hard work and dedication.
Retiring from the Board is Wayne
Ikeuchi, NA 182, after nearly 20
years of service to the California
Chapter.
The California Chapter would
like to thank all the sponsors and
vendors for their contributions in
making this conference a success.
Copies of the photographs are
available to those that attended
the conference. Please contact
Wayne Ikeuchi, Historian at
. Please
state your name, session number
address and phone number.
Wayne will send you a thumb
drive containing the photo-
graphs. Please return the thumb
drive within 2 days so it can be
resent. I have 3 drives loaded
with photographs. Copies of the
2016 and the 2015 conferences
are also available upon request.
FLORIDA
Skagway, Alaska to Daytona
Beach, Florida for NASCAR
Daytona 500
n Sgt. Ken Cox (252nd Session),
Skagway Police Department,
Alaska, and his wife Jill planned
a trip to attend the Daytona 500
NASCAR race. Ken and his wife
connected with Doug Muldoon
(153rd Session) who was attend-
ing the Daytona race, and offered
to show them around the track.
Ken and Jill were given a grand
tour and over the weekend and
enjoyed their NASCAR experi-
ence. On Sunday prior to the
race, Volusia County Sheriff, Mike
Chitwood (204th Session) met
up with Ken and Doug. Ken and
Jill are now planning their next
NASCAR venture. Special thanks
to Christopher Davis (FBINAA
member/ Retired Inspector FBI)
and now Chief of Security for
NASCAR for his hospitality.
n William Donald Maxwell,
NA 118, passed away on July 27,
2017 in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Don was a Volusia County
Deputy. During his time with
Volusia County, he worked his
way up from a Deputy to the
head Administrative Lieutenant,
implementing policies, proce-
dures, and grants to help better
the department. During this
time, he was the Vice President of
the Police Benevolent Associa-
tion (PBA) statewide.
n Charles Frank Scavuzzo, 49
of NA 250, died suddenly at his
home in Port Saint Lucie, Florida
on September 15, 2017. He is
survived by his wife of twenty
years, Tonya, his three wonder-
ful children, Sydney, Nicholas,
and Lyndsey, his mother Ethel,
and his siblings, Lori, and Robert
Quist of Grand Rapids, MI. He is
preceded in death by his father,
Frank.
Charlie was a Captain who com-
manded the Criminal Investi-
gations Division of the Saint
Lucie County Sheriff's Office. He
passionately served his commu-
(L-R) Colleen Tanaka, Ken Tanaka, Melanie Tanaka, Elizabeth Tanaka, Mike Barletta
(L-R) Doug Muldoon, Mike Chitwood, Ken Cox
(L-R) President Mike Barletta, IPP Ken Tanaka, 1st VP Daman Christensen, 2nd VP Eric Sonste-
gard, 3rd VP Craig Chew, 4th VP Eric Thunberg, Secretary Max Santiago, Treasurer Cris Trulsson,
SAC Birnbaum.
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