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F EATURE S 12 Meet Your New FBINAA President 18 62nd National Annual Training Conference Highlights - Niagara Falls, Canada 22 FBI National Academy Graduate Memory Roll & FBINAA Life Members

28 To Make Lasting Change, Start Small – Captain Todd J. Ehret, NA Session 294

32 Enhanced Collaboration, Better Situational Awareness & Reduced Downtime: The Power of Connected Vehicle Technology for Law Enforcement – Aidan Clifford, Sales Director, Panasonic Connect North America

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38 Navigating 2026: Leadership Strategies for Law Enforcement’s Emerging Frontiers – Ben Haiman & Josh Katz 40 The Agreeable Machine: Generative AI, Offender Behavior, and the Road Ahead for Law Enforcement – Lauren Brubaker & Tobias Long COLUMNS

04 Association Perspective 10 National Office Update 34 Historian's Spotlight 43 A Message from Our Chaplain EACH ISSUE 06 Strategic / Academic Alliances AD INDEX – 5.11 05 Verizon 09 Panasonic – JFCU

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NATIONAL BOARD Association President / JIM GALLAGHER , NA Session 245 Assistant Chief, Maricopa Community Colleges Police Department jgallagher@fbinaa.org Past President / WILLIAM J. CARBONE , NA Session 217 Detective (OSI) NYS. Attorney General’s Office, New York City Police Department (Ret.), bcarbone@fbinaa.org 1st Vice President / LARRY DYESS , NA Session 263 Captain, Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office (LA), ldyess@fbinaa.org 2nd Vice President / TIM CANNON , NA Session 234 Special Agent Supervisor, Florida Lottery (FL), tcannon@fbinaa.org 3rd Vice President / STEPHEN HRYTZIK , NA Session 221 Chief of Law Enforcement Accreditation, Ohio Department of Public Safety, Office of Criminal Justice Services (OH), shrytzik@fbinaa.org

Section II Representative / JASON HESTER , NA Session 251 Chief, City of Bellaire (TX), jhester@fbinaa.org

Section III Representative / JAMES “JIMMY” CRAYTON , NA Session 279 Chief, Wallace Police Department (NC), jcrayton@fbinaa.org Section IV Representative / BRIAN MCKEOWN , NA Session 264 Lieutenant, Castle Shannon Police Dept. (PA), bmckeown@fbinaa.org Chaplain / KEVIN JENSEN , NA Session 222 Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office, Captain (Ret.), kjensen@fbinaa.org Historian / JOHN SIMMONS , NA Session 215 Chief of Police (Ret.), Mission Police Department (KS), jsimmons@fbinaa.org

Acting Executive Director, JOHN J. DEVOE , NA Session 252 551.800.7789, jdevoe@fbinaa.org

Section I Representative / BILL GARDINER , NA Session 238 Colonel/Director, Idaho State Police, bgardiner@fbinaa.org

NATIONAL OFFICE STAFF DIRECTORY Acting Executive Director, JOHN J. DEVOE , NA Session 252 551.800.7789 jdevoe@fbinaa.org

Membership Coordinator, TRAELYND HICKS 703.632.1994 thicks@fbinaa.org Retail Operations Manager, JAXI STOUT 703.632.1902 jstout@fbinaa.org

Executive Assistant, ANDREA CRAWFORD 703.632.3052 acrawford@fbinaa.org

Director of Education and Training, TONY BAILEY , NA Session 242 470.955.9786 tbailey@fbinaa.org

Director of Marketing and Communications, RILEY MORAN 731.819.2000 rmoran@fbinaa.org

Education & Training Assistant, DONNA SAVINE 703.632.1867 dsavine@fbinaa.org

Brand and Marketing Manager, KEVIN WARREN 731.513.0147 kwarren@fbinaa.org

Chief Financial Officer, KORRI ROPER 703.632.1911 kroper@fbinaa.org Comptroller, DENISE MACLANE 703.632.1935 dmaclane@fbinaa.org

Director of Strategic Partnerships, JOHN J. DEVOE , NA Session 252 551.800.7789 jdevoe@fbinaa.org

Strategic Partnerships Coordinator, BEN CHU bchu@fbinaa.org

Strategic Partnerships Coordinator, KASSIE BILLER 703.632.1994 kbiller@fbinaa.org Director of Member Services, JENNIFER WATSON 571.329.1528 jwatson@fbinaa.org Membership and Database Manager, RENEE REYNOLDS 703.632.1944 rreynolds@fbinaa.org

Administrative Accounting Assistant, NAOMI RAMOS nramos@fbinaa.org

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Jim Gallagher

E very leader carries someone with them into the room. For me, that person is my father, Jim Gallagher, Sr. , a career NYPD officer whose example shaped everything I understand about this profession. He never talked about policing in terms of arrests or statistics. He talked about it in terms of people — showing up for them, protecting them, and doing right by them, even when no one was watching. He had a phrase for it that has stayed with me my entire career: doing good with a capital G. Not good as a passing gesture, but Good as a discipline — a standard you hold yourself to on your best day and your hardest one. That's the compass I've tried to carry into every assignment, every promotion, and now into this role. It's in that spirit that I've come to understand what a rare privilege it is to be part of this Association. Graduating from the FBI National Academy remains one of the defining experiences of my professional life — not because of a diploma, but because of what it represents: a shared commitment among the top law enforcement leaders in the world to hold each other to some thing higher. Membership in the FBI National Academy Associ ates extends that experience into a lifelong network, one built on trust earned in the classrooms, hallways, trails and Boardrooms at Quantico and carried home to departments and communities around the world. Few professions offer anything like it, and I don't take my place in it lightly. As I step into this role, I want to be direct about where my focus will be. First, the wellness of our members — physical, mental, spiritual, and financial. Law enforcement asks enormous things of the people who serve in it, and this Association exists in part to make sure our members and their families have real support in return, not just in career, but in life. What’s most im portant to me is that we continue to message our members that wellness is fundamental to longevity and that seeking help is not a sign of weakness, but rather it is the ultimate sign of strength. We must affirm an environment in which we take care of one another holistically through the challenges that are so common in our profession. This has to be the norm and not the exception. Second, fostering growth and nurturing our Association. This Association stands to add up to 300 new members with each graduating class of the National Academy — four sessions a year — so that the strength of this network keeps expanding right along side the profession it serves. We must also prioritize the members we have, the ones who show up year after year to fulfill the pledge they made to the Association and each other to lead and to serve for as long as they are able. And for our friends who have lapsed or don’t feel the same connection they once did, we must bring them back to the world’s largest law enforcement network with the promise that what they have earned is theirs forever and that the value of our great Association resides within them. Leading with a Capital "G": A Conversation on Legacy, Service, and What Comes Next

Third, expanding our reach across the profession and to our partners around the world. We already stand as the largest law enforcement leadership network in the world, and I want us to lean fully into that identity — deepening our partnerships with international chapters and with allied law enforcement asso ciations across the globe, so that the knowledge and support we offer one another crosses every border our members serve. Leadership requires us to step to the front during times when clear direction and strong positions are required. Now is that time and we are those leaders. As the premier law enforcement training association in the world, our charge is to bring the Na tional Academy to the people and places who may not have had the opportunities we have had because who we are and what we offer makes cops better and communities safer. None of this happens by standing back. Leadership means stepping up, especially in moments that call for clarity and conviction rather than comfort. That's the standard my father set for me long before I ever wore a badge, and it's the standard I intend to hold for this Association in the year ahead —leading with purpose, serving the members who make this Association what it is and doing good with a capital G. Always.

Jim Gallagher 2026-2027 FBINAA President NA Session 245

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NATIONAL OFFICE UPDATE FROM THE FBINAA ACTING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

John J. DeVoe Acting Executive Director

T he past several months have been a powerful reminder of what makes the FBINAA so special. Our 62nd National Annual Training Conference in Niagara Falls welcomed just under 2,000 attendees, including nearly 1,000 law enforcement leaders representing 49 Chapters and 141 Sessions. We also offered more than 50 hours of education and welcomed 351 representatives from 133 organizations to our Exhibition Hall. Those numbers tell part of the story, but it was the people who made the conference a success. For several days, members were surrounded by people who understood their experiences without explanation. They recon nected with longtime friends, built new relationships, exchanged ideas, and shared lessons that will continue to strengthen them, their agencies, and our Association long after the conference. I am grateful to our National Team, National Board, New York State/Eastern Canada Chapter, Eventive Group, speakers, sponsors, exhibitors, partners, volunteers, and everyone who helped make Niagara Falls possible. N ATC also marked an important leadership transition for our Association. I want to personally thank Immediate Past President Bill Carbone for his leadership, friendship, and ser vice to the FBINAA. I have known Bill for nearly 10 years, and I have seen firsthand the commitment, integrity, and heart he brings to this Association. I am grateful for his leadership over the past year and for the opportunity to have worked along side him. I am equally excited to welcome our new National Presi dent, Jim Gallagher . Jim cares deeply about our members and the future of the FBINAA, and I look forward to working closely with him, our National Board, and our Chapter leaders in the year ahead. The true value of NATC is what we carry home and put into practice. That sense of continuity is especially meaningful as we prepare to welcome the historic FBI National Academy Session 300 to Quantico. Session 300 gives us an opportunity to reflect on the genera tions of graduates who have shaped the National Academy. It also reinforces that graduation is not the end of the experience, but the beginning of a connection that continues throughout a member’s career and beyond.

This fall will provide another opportunity to connect. If you are attending IACP in Orlando, stop by Booth 2572 to visit with our National Team and Board, pick up an FBINAA badge ribbon for your IACP name badge, and register for our Member Recep tion on Sunday evening if you have not already done so. Our reception will continue to be business casual – suits are not required. We want every member to feel comfortable join ing us for an evening centered on connection, conversation, and camaraderie. From Niagara Falls to Session 300 and our upcoming gather ing in Orlando, this is an exciting time for our Association. We are honoring our legacy, strengthening the relationships we share today, and preparing the next generation to carry it forward.

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John J. DeVoe FBINAA Acting Executive Director NA Session 252

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NA: Congratulations on being named President of the FBINAA. Can you tell our members a little about your professional journey and what led you to this leadership role? JG: My dad was a police officer for a total of 43 years. He was an MP in the United States Army during the Vietnam era, joined the New York City Police Department in 1967 and served for the next 22 years until he retired in 1989. We moved to Arizona then and he joined the Drug Enforcement Administration as a civilian investigator where he served until he retired in 2006. My dad’s influence on me was and is profound and it led me to a career in law enforcement, which is all I’ve ever wanted to do. I began my law enforcement career in 1995 with the Phoenix Police Department. I served as an officer in a busy central Phoenix precinct before going to the Organized Crime Bureau where I served as a Gang detective for 4 years. I was promoted to Sergeant in 2003 and held assignments in Patrol, SWAT/Fugi tives and Internal Affairs. I was promoted to Lieutenant in 2008 and held assignments in Patrol, Vice and Narcotics and as Chief of Staff for the Police Chief. I was promoted to commander in 2014 and held assignments in Patrol, Narcotics, Strategic Information and Communications. I retired from Phoenix PD in 2022 and became chief of the Central Arizona Project Police, a specialty law enforcement agency responsible for protecting the state's most critical infrastructure – its water. In 2023 I joined the Maricopa Community Colleges Police Department where I serve as assistant chief today responsible for supporting daily operations, investigations and administration of a large College police department serving a population of over 200,000 across 10 colleges and 37 campuses through out Maricopa County. In each of the leadership assignments I’ve held, I have been exposed to the FBI as both a task force officer and as a commander. One of the most influential assignments of my career was in 2007 when I was assigned to work on the planning committee for the 2007 FBI National Academy Associates Annual Training Conference held in Phoenix, Arizona. As a Sergeant this was my first exposure to our great Association and it lit a fire in me to become a part of it as soon as possible. Between 2007 and 2011 I attended Arizona Chapter events and put in the work to prepare myself to be competitive for a slot at the National Academy when the opportunity presented itself. I was fortunate to be selected to attend the FBI National Academy in 2011 after I was promoted to Lieutenant and it was the most impactful and important thing I have ever done in my professional career. Upon graduation I returned to Arizona and immediately became active as a board member with the Arizona Chapter. In 2014 we made the decision to compete for the 2019 Annual Training Conference and I was asked to serve as co-chair since Phoenix PD was going to be the host agency. That was without question the most important moment that led me to the position that I am in today. It gave me the opportunity to be exposed to our truly National Association, chapters from all around the country, the FBI and our partners at the Eventive Group. As I attended Chapter Leadership Summits at Quantico and as I attended every annual training conference between 2014 and 2018, I became interested in running for a position on the National Board. With the support of my Chapter and the guidance of my mentor, Past President Joe Gaylord, I was fortunate to be elected as Section I Representative at our conference in 2019. My service to the National Board has been the most gratifying, most important and most hum bling aspect of my National Academy journey. All of it has prepared me for this moment and this year and I look forward to serving the membership over the next year.

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NA: Having served on the National Board for the past seven years, what accomplishments of the Association are you most proud of? JG: What I am most proud of during my first seven years on the National Board is the progress we have made and the direc tion we are going. Serving nearly 15,000 members, and being a part of an international organization, is incredibly challenging. But also incredibly rewarding. We’ve had some ups and downs over the last seven years, but I am especially proud of these three things. First, I am so proud to say that we are growing. And by that, I don’t mean only that our bottom-line membership numbers are increasing. That is an important metric, but so too are adding the new members who try for years to earn a prestigious spot at the National Academy and come with enthusiasm, professionalism and commitment. We continue to run four sessions a year, every year, adding a minimum of 1,000 members to our great Association on an annual basis. Those new members are the lifeblood of our associa tion and they extend our connection to the communities we serve. Our member engagement is high by any standard and between the National Board and National Office staff we are on the road weekly connecting with, serving and supporting our members. Second, the same is true of our partners who support us and stand beside us as an Association and in our communities to do the important work we are all here to do. We’ve never had more or better partners and it is because of them that we can do so much for so many. We have grown significantly in our sponsor ship and partner relationships and that doesn’t happen by accident. Through our Past Presidents and our Acting Executive Director, John DeVoe, we have increased our partnerships to numbers unseen during my time on the board. This provides opportunities for our members to be connected to those who seek only to support law enforcement, our members and our communities with the best equipment, the best technology and the best resources to do the job. And third, we have grown in our reach as the world's largest law enforcement network through an increased presence with our International Chapters and with our partner law enforcement as sociations. Leadership requires us to step to the front during times when clear direction and strong positions are required. As the leading law enforcement training association in the world we offer cutting-edge training, the most respected trainers and speakers and content delivery both to our members and to our future mem bers – every training event is a recruiting event for us! Under the leadership of Director of Training Tony Bailey, our training cadre now includes some of the best leaders in the business and our content and curriculum is leading the way in making wholesale improvements to the profession as a whole. Through our partnerships with the FBI International Operations Division and our four International Chapters we are taking our training on the road and bringing the National Academy to countries and police departments all around the world. Having had the privilege to travel internationally over the last several years, I can say without reservation that our Association and our members set the standard for law enforcement leadership and professionalism worldwide and our influence is one we all can be proud of.

NA: As you begin your term as president, what goals or priorities would you most like to focus on for the FBINAA? JG: The main priority I have for my year as President of the Na tional Board is in the area of member wellness. We talk about wellness in our departments. We talk about well ness while we’re in the National Academy. And when the moment passes, we can forget it. But I want this to become foundational to who we are as an Association. Everything I have done in my profes sional career, everything I have done in my academic career and everything I have done on the National Board is designed to help make cops better. That’s why I believe I am here. Wellness is not only a buzzword; it’s an action word and there are four areas of wellness that I want to focus on over the next year. The first is physical wellness. While we’re in the National Academy, it is a rare time for us to focus entirely on ourselves, to take care of our bodies, to learn about nutrition and the value of long-term fitness for longevity. As a subject, the longevity of our members is very important to me. The second area of wellness I want to focus on is with mental health. Because of the jobs we’ve had and the experiences we have encoun tered over the course of our careers, we all have impacts on our

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NA: Member engagement is an important part of the FBINAA’s success. How do you hope to encourage greater involvement and participation across the Association? JG: Member engagement, for me, starts with reframing what graduation from the National Academy actually means. It's not a single moment in time — it's the beginning of a lifelong commit ment to the Association and the values it represents. That diploma is earned, not given, and it can never be taken away. So when we talk about engagement, especially with members who've drifted or become less connected, our job is to remind them that their place in this association doesn't expire. We need to keep reaching out and keep the door open so they stay connected to us through out their entire working life and well into retirement. What makes this association so valuable is the sheer depth of ex perience we can draw on. Between roughly 14,000 active members and another 20,000 or so who aren't currently engaged, we have access to an enormous body of collective knowledge. There is vir tually no challenge — professional or personal — that someone in our association hasn't already faced, worked through, and found an answer to. I think of it as the ultimate library of experience, and part of my job as president is making sure more of our members know that library exists and feel comfortable pulling a book off the shelf when they need it. continued on page 35

psyche that require care and maintenance. What’s most important to me is that we continue to message our members that seeking help is not a sign of weakness, but rather it is the ultimate sign of strength. We can affirm an environment in which we take care of one another through the mental health challenges that are so common in our profession. This has to be the norm and not the exception. The third area of wellness I want to focus on is with our spiritual wellness. Our former National Board chaplain, Pastor Mike Hardee of the Florida Chapter, began a program at the Chapter level en gaging our members who are both National Academy graduates and chaplains to provide another layer of care to our members who are experiencing the challenges of life and policing. Now, under the leadership of Chaplain Kevin Jensen, we’ve seen this program grow and Kevin adds to it immeasurably. The last area of wellness I’d like to focus on is financial wellness. Most members of our Association are in the second half of their career heading towards retirement. And for the effort that we put into our careers, I want to ensure that our members are prepared to approach retirement with the idea that they can be financially secure. We’ve got the contacts and we’ve got the interest from partners in the financial planning community to provide this resource to our members. And I think that is just as important as providing them with resources at work.

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62ND NATIONAL ANNUAL TRAINING CONFERENCE AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS 2026 HIGHLIGHTS/ NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO

1/ Most Valuable Member Section IV - Frank Pierri , NA Session 238, and his wife Leslie Pierri

2/ Zeiss Scholarship - Rilyn Rodgers, Anna Draper

3/ Legacy Gift - NPAAMB , (an Indigenous youth employment and training organization) in support of its youth training and job placement programs serving the Niagara region

4/ Beccaccio Award - Max Santiago , California Chapter, NA Session 214

5/ Les Davis Award - Retired Detective Joseph J. Gannon , NA Session 126 (Accepted by Francis Smith, NYPD)

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FBI NATIONAL ACADEMY GRADUATE 2026 MEMORY ROLL

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Allen Rush

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Charles Connolly Anthony Dirienzo

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Kenneth Baker

Jimmy (Jim) Trevena Loyce (Tom) Kennedy

Lloyd Armfield Theodore Holt Frank Massaro

Lawrence (LJ) Cassanova

George Bassett

Norris (Kay) Johnson

Orville Butts Orby Groves

Daniel Coppinger

Robert Ness

Meredith (Marc) Irvin

Salvatore Lorino Ronald Hyland John Aubrey Floyd Bradley William Stefan Paul Johnson Richard Rambler Albert Beauvais Eugene Rame Richard Busch Glynn Cumberland Byron Rookstool Del Schraufnagel Robert Defratis Raymond Miller Robert Smith Arthur Dantzler James Pugh Keith McCully Charles Pongracz Marvin Barrow Lawrence Cook Jerome Joyce Jimmy Carter Kenneth Beaird William Colston Gilbert Williams George Sydnor Donald Boyer Ervin Dinsmore B Ensley

James Adkins William McHugh George Lovett

Edward Morgenthaler

John Cei

James McGrath James Hurley

Norman Hedgepeth Frank Gonzales Eldon Quick Larry Erickson Delano Hladky James Martino Henry Doberstyn Bennie Rapert John Light

100 100 100 100 101 101 101 101 101 102 102 102 103 103 104 104 104 104 105 105 105 106 106 106 106 106 107 107 107

Kevin Tobin Wayne Braly

Richard "Tom" Wheeler

Robert Kirchner

Ronald Buck

James Antonacci

Floyd Bryant JB Goodwin

Francis Reynolds Robert Lannan Joseph Sollack

R. Edward "Eddy" Blessing

George Nintemann Alexander Barnett

Anthony Toce Edward Lentz

John Franklin Neff

Donald Fina

William Pope

Ronald Evilsizer

James (Jimmy) Davis

James "Skip" Thomas

Elbert Robins George Anthony Gerald Kennedy

Richard Carlquist George Isherwood Milton Hunley Edward Johnson

Richard Hart

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Gary Smith Louis Marino

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Dale Flood

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Edmund Berry David Davenport William Severson Thomas Wright William McBee James Henderson

Franklin (Frank) Young

William Liquori

Paul Olson

Stephen Tabeling

James (Jimmy) Jones

Elgia Cook

John Schaller

William Crosier Harry Sommers Paul Stewart Walter Gorman Hill (Dickey) Steed

Michael Mathews

John Dalton Larry Miller Richard Beck

Fred Sowl

Chris Tutko James Scott

James Saunders Andrew Wainacht Brenda Sanford Herbert Cooley

Calvin (Cal) Long

Peter Cafano

Bennett Roginski

Ronald Jones Lyle DuPont

Manfred (Fred) Meine

James Carney

Nu Jiebe "Eugene" Alli Michael Hays Robert Brandt Charles Fink William Coleman Boda Lawson Leslie Bruning Ernest Barbee Mario Karcich Michael Summers James Bistricky Dennis McIntosh Lynus Bloedow Matthew Woods Donald Eichler John Kolman Charles Moffatt Roger Skinner Thomas Haney Bonnie Blume John Carnegie Robert Dion Harold Scott Douglas Boyd Margaret Foley William Lucas William Cook Ralph Shoup John (Jack) Desmond Paul Crowe Barney Crews William "Bill" Pendergraft

William Shoemaker Ronald (Ronny) Harris

William Bell

Jack VanArsdol Robert Mason

Donald Newberger Theodore (Ted) Daly Wayne (Bill) Hampton

Gerald Aponte Philip Johnson

John Lines

Franklin Qualls James Gooch

Porter Richardson Bruce Chamberlin

Roy Pendland Joseph Wilson

Jon Wilson

Alfred (Al) Miller Brian Kording

Paul Titus

William Ford

Peter McDermott Benedetto Ermini

Jonny Butler Panfilo Rios Alan Croce Lee Burton

Jeffrey Reese Bruce Anderson

5/1/22

Dale Renz Earl Taylor

11/14/23

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DATE OF PASSING

SESSION/NAME

DATE OF PASSING

150 150 150 151 152 152 153 153 154 157 158 159 160 160 162 162 163 163 164 164 165 166 166 166 166 167 167 168 168 169 170 171 172 172 172 172 172 173 173 174 174 175 175 177 178 179 179 180 181 183 183 184 185 186 186 187 187

Phillip Pounds Walter Floyd Robert Moulton

7/5/25 7/27/25 4/26/26 7/6/25 3/9/25 7/15/25 9/25/21 12/6/25 12/14/02 3/28/26 5/15/26 8/9/25 3/25/24 9/24/25 8/10/01 8/23/25 8/23/25 3/25/26 7/2/25 12/22/25 4/15/24 2/6/24 2/18/25 1/22/26 3/11/26 11/3/25 12/17/25 3/5/20 9/29/23 7/11/25 11/23/25 12/17/22 5/10/24 12/31/24 5/3/25 5/24/26 7/3/24 7/13/25 11/22/20 4/5/23 12/8/25 3/2/26 9/22/25 4/8/26 8/6/25 1/19/26 9/18/25 9/4/23 4/30/24 5/6/26 6/25/25 12/9/25 11/1/25 11/12/25 10/15/25 11/20/25 1/1/23

187 187 188 189 189 190 191 195 197 198 199 199 200 204 206 208 209 210 210 213 214 215 218 219 222 224 225 225 227 228 229 229 231 235 236 240 242 244 246 249 249 251 251 255 265 270 270 274 281 294

Basel Boatright Richard Oliva James Crichton John Francisco

12/3/25 4/14/26 7/4/25 1/20/25 10/25/25 12/15/25 9/15/25 7/30/25 12/11/25 10/27/25 12/31/25 9/30/25 3/16/25 4/23/21 5/5/26 8/30/25 2/9/26 3/14/26 3/18/25 1/17/26 8/3/25 7/29/25 3/13/25 7/21/25 12/7/25 5/10/26 7/24/25 9/21/21 5/28/25 2/19/26 1/27/26 9/3/23 9/18/25 5/21/21 5/2/25 2/8/26 7/26/25 12/15/25 1/19/26 12/26/23 8/3/25 6/15/25 5/18/26 8/24/25 12/19/25 11/3/25 8/13/25 8/10/25 11/7/25 11/18/25 4/1/26

Christopher Barrett

Terry Burgess

Travis (Chad) Coleman

Kenneth Wagner

Mark Lowe David Camp

Lyman Dahl Alfred Fiore

William Farmer Gregory Graff

Dale Hier

Thomas Neer

Jean Paul (JP) Levesque

Raymond Bradford

George Grotz

Joe Ortiz

Jimmie Edwards Joseph Herbert Robert Partain Wayne Shortreed George Boothman John Brenner William Fields Nancy Fielder Lynn Thompson Josh Phillips James Dumser Veronica Foster Ronald Hunton John Sweeney Hollis Franklin Kevin Hughart Michael Majors Paul Pallante Mark Hargrove Charles Moore Steven Niekamp Justin (Jay) Johnson Todd Hymel Kevin Fuhr Walter Melnyk Chad Snelgrove David Rodgers Timothy O'Connor David Pauluhn Charles Vogt Dennis Dixon Monica Lisle Mark Gonzalez Michael Heikes Donny Ramoutar Larry Jay Victor Mason Charalambos Zachariou

Richard Gilleland Ernest (Ernie) Buda

David Whirty Jerry Debord Marvin Labecki

Robert Reed

Michael Prather

Bernie Lyon

Walter (Jerry) LaGrow Henry (Hank) Davenport James Moodie Antony Lucas Larry Hanson William James George White David Weigand Alvin Moore Alan Kulovitz Daniel Zajeski Gerald Nelson Henry Mach Jr. Donald Boudreau George Marinelli James Franks Beverly Hall Gary Karastury Arthur Tupin Kenneth Gregson Mark Blankenberg James (Mike) Jenkins Reuel Todd

Stephen Buras Charles Hurst Gary Gemme John Battle George West Lon Eilders Charles Sanders

Mark Zapata

Robert Gross

BA BA

Gerard (Jerry) Hruska

Wayne Johnson

Jim Hempen

Robert Oates Mark Bush Gary Hagan

Jimmy Houston

Danny Fox

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NAME

SESSION

NAME

SESSION

NAME

SESSION

Douglas Robinson Ronald Jackson Andrew Revering Dennis Lunder David Wagoner Gary Verseput Lloyd Goodbred Robert Nolan David Harvey Rudolf Weiss Gordon Darrow

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John Heenan Gary Wigman

156 - 3/29/1989 156 - 3/29/1989 158 - 9/22/1989 158 - 9/22/1989 158 - 9/22/1989 159 - 12/15/1989 160 - 3/23/1990 160 - 3/23/1990 162 - 9/14/1990 162 - 9/14/1990 162 - 9/14/1990 163 - 12/14/1990 163 - 12/14/1990 163 - 12/14/1990 164 - 3/22/1991

Thomas Paraspolo Michael Pulis Lee Shelbourn Reuben Sindac Dennis Tyndall John Williamson Jeffery Dudley Roger Garrison Chester Huffman David Kontny Ronald Alvarez James Brown Robert Heinis Jerome Burke Robert Mizel Steven Moore Robert Beach Kevin Fitzgerald James Rogers Daniel Sauro Daniel Sharp Daniel Beck William Frontz Donald Hayes John Stevens Joseph Crawford Dennis Garton Forrest Goubil Michael Sanchez Michael Anglin Michael Gould James “Mike” Reed Silvester Dawson Robert Mitchell Bernadette Roberts-Taylor Jay Collins Scott Cary Arthur Ryan Daniel Britton Gary Gaskins Daniel Hoins Juan Salas Joyce Dawley Joseph Piersante Terry Bryan

182 - 9/22/1995 182 - 9/22/1995 182 - 9/22/1995 182 - 9/22/1995 183 - 12/15/1995 183 - 12/15/1995 184 - 3/22/1996 184 - 3/22/1996 184 - 3/22/1996 184 - 3/22/1996 184 - 3/22/1996 184 - 3/22/1996 185 - 6/14/1996 185 - 6/14/1996 185 - 6/14/1996 185 - 6/14/1996 186 - 9/13/1996 186 - 9/13/1996 187 - 12/13/1996 187 - 12/13/1996 187 - 12/13/1996 187 - 12/13/1996 188 - 3/28/1997 189 - 6/20/1997 189 - 6/20/1997 189 - 6/20/1997 190 - 9/12/1997 190 - 9/12/1997 190 - 9/12/1997 191 - 12/12/1997 191 - 12/12/1997 191 - 12/12/1997 191 - 12/12/1997 192 - 3/27/1998 192 - 3/27/1998 192 - 3/27/1998 192 - 3/27/1998 192 - 3/27/1998 193 - 6/19/1998 193 - 6/19/1998 193 - 6/19/1998 194 - 9/11/1998 194 - 9/11/1998 194 - 9/11/1998 194 - 9/11/1998 194 - 9/11/1998 194 - 9/11/1998 195 - 12/11/1998 195 - 12/11/1998 195 - 12/11/1998 195 - 12/11/1998

Benson Flanagan Steven Harriett Michael Tardi James Carter Richard Hutton Edward Wilken Eugene Corcoran Ronald Kurmis

John Girvan

Jerry Wiley

Daniel Dreiling

Charles Bishop 122 - 9/12/1980 Franklin (Frank) Harris 123 - 12/12/1980 Ray Rivera 123 - 12/12/1980 Nicholas Dotoli 124 - 3/20/1981 William (Dave) Merritt 127 - 12/11/1981 Albert Perotti 129 - 6/25/1982 Richard Thacher 129 - 6/25/1982 Ruben Diaz 130 - 9/24/1982 David Blough 131 - 12/17/1982 Dan Greathouse 132 - 3/25/1983 Steve Cader 134 - 9/23/1983 Patrick Nelson 134 - 9/23/1983 Gary Heck 135 - 12/16/1983 Charles Knox 135 - 12/16/1983 Charles Holladay 137 - 6/15/1984 Stephen Parris 139 - 12/14/1984 Frank Hale 140 - 3/22/1985 Thomas O'Heir 140 - 3/22/1985 James Sheehan 140 - 3/22/1985 Michael Martz 141 - 6/14/1985 Aaron Kennard 142 - 9/13/1985 Kelly Walls 142 - 9/13/1985 Kevin Beary 143 - 12/13/1985 Mark Zane 143 - 12/13/1985 Michael Stiers 145 - 6/13/1986 Michael Tucker 145 - 6/13/1986 Nick Giles 149 - 6/12/1987 Richard Sill 149 - 6/12/1987 Charles Baker 150 - 9/25/1987 Hurshel Hunter 150 - 9/25/1987 Larry Dickerson 151 - 12/18/1987 Daniel Ford 152 - 3/25/1988 Sven (Ron) Hauri 152 - 3/25/1988 Larry Van Slyke 152 - 3/25/1988 Thomas Weber 152 - 3/25/1988 Lawrence Jackson 153 - 6/17/1988 Bruce Beckman 154 - 9/9/1988 William Ulman 154 - 9/9/1988 Freddie Hall 154 - 9/9/1988 Arthur Brown 155 - 12/9/1988 Conrad January 155 - 12/9/1988

Randy Ely Dean Hinz Paul Taylor Tim Brown

165 - 6/21/1991 William (Bill) Knowles 165 - 6/21/1991 Frank Jones 166 - 9/13/1991 Gary Michell 166 - 9/13/1991 James O'Connor 166 - 9/13/1991 Maurice Shay 167 - 12/13/1991 William Wiegman 167 - 12/13/1991 Daniel Calvert 168 - 3/20/1992 Mark Henderson 168 - 3/20/1992 Thomas Scanlon 168 - 3/20/1992 Ronald Winkley 168 - 3/20/1992 Donald Dorsch 169 - 6/12/1992 Anthony Gambino 169 - 6/12/1992 Charles Sumner 170 - 9/4/1992 Fred Street 171 - 12/11/1992 Robert Dekker 172 - 3/26/1993 Richard Kalm 172 - 3/26/1993 Bernard Foster 173 - 6/18/1993 Gary Terrell 173 - 6/18/1993 Michael Flynn 174 - 9/24/1993 Thomas Panther 174 - 9/24/1993 Charles Davall 175 - 12/17/1993 Peter Habel 175 - 12/17/1993 Michael Bumgarner 176 - 3/25/1994 Jim Kalinowski 176 - 3/25/1994 Michael Keller 176 - 3/25/1994 Mark Pazin 177 - 6/24/1994 William Wilson 177 - 6/24/1994 Richard Ates 179 - 12/16/1994 Byron Pipkin 179 - 12/16/1994 Vojmir Vladilo 179 - 12/16/1994 Frank Galbrecht 180 - 3/24/1995 David Thompson 180 - 3/24/1995 Edwin Rosado Morales 180 - 3/24/1995 Ronald Epperson 181 - 6/23/1995 Kim (KC) Bohrer 182 - 9/22/1995 Terry Enoch 182 - 9/22/1995 Kerry Najolia 182 - 9/22/1995

Todd Sigler

Steve Bullock Joy Aipoalani Beth Carmosino Russell Hanna Kenneth Walker

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SESSION

NAME

SESSION

NAME

SESSION

Nathaniel Allen Dwight Henninger

196 - 3/26/1999 196 - 3/26/1999 196 - 3/26/1999 196 - 3/26/1999 196 - 3/26/1999 196 - 3/26/1999 196 - 3/26/1999 197 - 6/25/1999 197 - 6/25/1999 197 - 6/25/1999 197 - 6/25/1999 197 - 6/25/1999

Dean Strzelecki Michael Tarter Robert Welch Timothy Berndt Paul Hollowood Karen Acosta Gary Barbour Vernon Barkley Daniel Bateman Michael Ciardo Paul Claunch Billy Cordell Brian Fengel James Ferraris Anthony Furco Thomas Gorniak Jeffrey Kennedy Patrick Kitchens Edward Lacey Thomas Marquardt Brian Martinek Kevin Masters Kevin O'Donnell Dwane Pacheco Charles Cinquemani Paul Ireland Richard Puskar Craig Robertson David Robinson Carlos Sanchez Joseph Sweatt Donna Turner Julio Valentin Arlene Sabo Judith Voney Randy Adair Brian Asmus Timothy Bell Fred Bowditch Tracy Brown Brian Callanan Timothy Baysinger Timothy Cavanaugh Dale Ward Donald Campbell John Packett Rodney Parks Floyd (Pete) Peters Kevin Piper

200 - 3/24/2000 200 - 3/24/2000 200 - 3/24/2000 200 - 3/24/2000 200 - 3/24/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 201 - 6/16/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000

John Herndon

202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 202 - 9/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000 203 - 12/8/2000

Kenneth Hohenberg

Ricky Locklar

Michael Kent Frank Kitzerow Murray Kogod Dr. Larry Massey

Paul McCormack James McGing Octavia Parker

Steven Pyle Steven Bird

Gary Metts John Moran

Robert Cassagne Camilo Chinea Larry Gallagher Joseph Hellebrand

Thomas Murray Gregory Richter Richard Schmidt Clinton Shannon David Shipley Ronald Smith Linda Stevens James Turley John Vickers James Wallis Wayne Wohr Thomas Zuber William Alexander Phillip Burton Randall Caryer Stanley Clarke David Collins Kevin Coppinger Thomas DePaul Alex Francisco Faria

Malvina Perri 197 - 6/25/1999 Laurie Cahill-Iannacone 198 - 9/24/1999 James Iacovacci 198 - 9/24/1999 George Johnson 198 - 9/24/1999 Philip Lucas 198 - 9/24/1999 Manuel Martinez 198 - 9/24/1999 Mark Miranda 198 - 9/24/1999 Robert Pestak 198 - 9/24/1999 Richard Stevens 198 - 9/24/1999 Valdimir Talley 198 - 9/24/1999 Spyridon Sklavos 198 - 9/24/1999 Benny Castillo 199 - 12/17/1999 Mark Donka 199 - 12/17/1999 Gordon Ingold 199 - 12/17/1999 Roy Juncker 199 - 12/17/1999 Michel Pentony 199 - 12/17/1999 Henry Reimann 199 - 12/17/1999 Raymundo Rodriguez 199 - 12/17/1999 James Tieman 199 - 12/17/1999 Klaus Tipsmark 199 - 12/17/1999 Michael Alban 200 - 3/24/2000 Kelli Bailiff-Bowman 200 - 3/24/2000 Gordon Bass 200 - 3/24/2000 Gary Bolt 200 - 3/24/2000 Allen Bruns 200 - 3/24/2000 Jay Chambers 200 - 3/24/2000 Kurt Ditzler 200 - 3/24/2000 Charles Fannon 200 - 3/24/2000 Virgil Flinn 200 - 3/24/2000 Thomas Gleason 200 - 3/24/2000 Keith Houghton 200 - 3/24/2000 Joseph Lager 200 - 3/24/2000 Bryan Lockerby 200 - 3/24/2000 Perry Mayers 200 - 3/24/2000 Gary McGraw 200 - 3/24/2000 John McMillion 200 - 3/24/2000 Jay Molvie 200 - 3/24/2000 David Okada 200 - 3/24/2000 David Panetta, CFE, CPP 200 - 3/24/2000 Kevin Poppen 200 - 3/24/2000 Gary Poynter 200 - 3/24/2000 Carl Schnibben 200 - 3/24/2000 Gerald Sennett 200 - 3/24/2000 Steven Soltys 200 - 3/24/2000 Paul Stavenger 200 - 3/24/2000

Alan Feinstein

Noel Foster Ray Hardy

Craig Hill 203 - 12/8/2000 John "Doug" Hofherr 203 - 12/8/2000 Nick Hondros 203 - 12/8/2000 Joel Hurliman 203 - 12/8/2000 Lawrence Jackson 203 - 12/8/2000 Philip Kennedy 203 - 12/8/2000 James Lewandowski 203 - 12/8/2000 Scott McLaren 203 - 12/8/2000 Richard McQueary 203 - 12/8/2000 Emmitte Powell 203 - 12/8/2000 John Roth 203 - 12/8/2000 Todd Scioneaux 203 - 12/8/2000 William Sorrells 203 - 12/8/2000 Ernie Womble 203 - 12/8/2000 Timothy Wood 203 - 12/8/2000 Kieron Sharp 203 - 12/8/2000

Jon Clark

Mark Claveloux Patrick Comey

Calvin Deyermond

Keith Dinkins James Early Gary Govekar

Charles Hardman

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