ASC OFFICIAL VOTING PAGE National Board Members 2008 - 2010 There are 14 candidates running but you may only vote for a total of 8 people. To vote you will need to fill in the boxes at the bottom and you must have your name and ASC membership number or your vote will not be counted. Now, to vote for your favorite board members just check the box at the bottom of each candidate you select. Note that at the bottom of the page, there is a spot for write in votes. Greta Justad Greta Justad Bellevue,Washington The Justad’s joined the ASC in 1985, and the SDC a year later. Greta has served many years as SDC chapter treasurer, secretary, and president (but never at the same time). She learned to drive in a 1939 business coupe, and was delighted many years later to find a replacement for the now-long-gone original. In addition to the 1940 Champ she also has a ca 1910 Studebaker surrey, including the one-horsepower “engine” to pull it. The Justad Studebaker family also includes 2 1921 touring cars, the ubiquitous 1931 All-Seasons roadster, and several post-War Studes in conditions from “really, really nice” to “needs a lot of work.” Greta’s interests include history, Studebaker memorabilia, auto upholstery, gardening, and carriage driving. She and her husband, Odd, (not a misprint!!) have been active in the ASC Northwest Zone meets, and always enjoy the driving tours. Check to vote Chester Bradfield Chester Bradfield Bridgewater, Virginia Chester is president of Good Printers, Inc. of Bridgewater, VA, which prints the ASC Review, as well as Turning Wheels. He and his wife, Nancy, have three grown children. Chester has been actively involved with Studebakers since joining the SDC in 1979. He has been a life member of ASC for 15 years. The family owns three antique Studebaker cars: '32, '34, '35 and two K Series trucks. He is often accompanied at the national meets by his 87-year- old father-in-law, Paul Burkett, a longtime Studebaker mechanic. Chester has served on the ASC Board since 2002. Check to vote Diane Glew Diane Glew San Jose, California Diane has been involved with Studebakers most of her life. Her mother worked for a Studebaker dealership in Yakama, WA and her dad owned nothing but Studebakers. She still owns her dad’s car in which she learned to drive. She bought her first Studebaker while still in high school. Currently she owns several Studebakers which include a 1904 Studebaker horse drawn buggy, 1927 Commander Regal 4 Dr. Sedan, and a 1940 Champion 2 Dr. Coupe and four post-war studies. Her other interests include genealogy and collecting Studebaker memorabilia. In the past 20 years, she attended 14 SDC/ASC International Meets; in 1998 she Co-Chaired the ASC International Meet in Long Beach, CA; Co-Chaired the ASC Zone Meet in Woodland, CA; Chaired the 2003 SDC International Meet in Sacramento, CA. Chaired the 2003 SDC International Meet in Sacramento, CA. Check to vote Frank Harvey Frank Harvey Derby, Kansas Frank is a retired Air Force pilot who now instructs pilots in the care and handling of Cessna Citation jets. A generous contributor to the Pearl S. Buck Foundation for homeless Amerasians, he is also the proud father of four daughters and a son here in the States. Frank owns a number of M-series trucks, two 1939 Presidents, and a US6. Since joining ASC six years ago, Frank has attended all National meets, serving primarily as valet de chambre, and dance partner for current Treasurer Larry Tholen, who introduced him to the ASC. Check to vote Gene Searcy Gene Searcy Saskatchewan, Canada Gene is a Veterinarian who spent 31 years as a Professor of Veterinary Pathology at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. He retired in 2001. His involvement with Studebaker vehicles began as a boy when his father purcased a new Champion in 1953. Gene has owned two 1937 Presidents, a 1938 President coupe and a 1940 President sedan. He currently owns a 1931 President Four Season Roadster, a 1950 Commander Star Light coupe, a 1952 Land Cruiser, a 1956 President Classic and a 1962 ton and half truck. He lives with his wife Linda on an acreage in Saskatchewan. Check to vote Harold Buzz Beckman Harold "Buzz" Beckman Manitowoc, Wisconsin Buzz is a retired Spanish and French teacher and has been an ASC member since 1972. He currently holds the position of vice president and is a contributor to The Antique Studebaker Review. He also serves as pre-war consultant for the Studebaker Co-operator column in Turning Wheels. Buzz's fascination with Studebakers began early on with his family's 1928 Commander GB. Currently, he and his wife Fran own a '29 Commander, a '39 Champion, a '41 President, and a '47 M5. Including the M5, Buzz has performed several restorations, the most recent of which was his son Andy's '64 Daytona hardtop. Andy is the Studebaker National Museum's archivist. Buzz is now restoring his son Tom's '64 GT Hawk. As for his ability to work well with others, even elderly cantankerous ones. Buzz has been a friend of Dick Quinn since they first met at the 1968 SDC meet in South Bend. Check to vote James Schoffstall James Schoffstall Tremont, Pennsylvania Jim was born in Philadelphia, PA. in 1937. After spending 7 days in the city, moved to Tremont, PA. to spend his life. As time passed, Jim became a mechanic at five years of age by disassembling a wooden wagon. During his childhood and until the age of 16, his second home was the Nash garage in Tremont, PA. In 1954, Jim married Shirley Tobias and started a life together. Blessed with one daughter, Susan. and two grandsons. Jim was a coal miner and owned mines. He has also owned such equipment as trucks, loaders and dozers. In 1970 Jim gave up coal mining and accepted a position with the U.S. Government as a mine inspector until retirement in 1999. Jim started to collect Studebakers in 1984 and has five in his garage. Jim was appointed to the Board of ASC in 2002 for a two-year term. His time is now spent supervising the housework and working on old cars. Jim and Shirley hosted the N.E. Zone Meet for ASC. Check to vote Jerry Molitor Jerry Molitor Shaw Island, Washington Jerry resides in Shaw Island, Washington with his wife Lorei, dog Monty, and a barn full of Studebakers. The pre-war versions include a 1930 Commander Cabriolet and a 1941 President Skyway (while Lorei is restoring a '50 Commander Starlight). He inherited his passion for Studebakers from his father who was a Studebaker man and whose last new car was a `39 Commander. Jerry is passing his passion on to his son Ken, who is also active in ASC He has also been active in SDC functions and is President of the Greater Seattle Chapter and also served as the chairman for the 2004 Can-Am zone meet. He is retired from a career in the Savings and Loan business. Check to vote John Burgh John Burgh Concord, California John Burgh was born and raised in South Bend. He owns a 1946 Champion Business Coupe, a 1963 Champ pickup, and has been restoring a 1923 EK Big Six Touring for the last 10 years. He has attended 4 of the past 6 International Meets, many Zone meets, is a member of ASC and SDC chapters in California and Pennsylvania, and regularly cavorts with Studebaker types at Hershey. A retired engineer, he is an elected Director of a local Water District.Through elective office, he has become very accustomed to taking abuse from the masses (whether deserved or not) ….an invaluable qualification for ASC Board service and survival. Check to vote Kent Haberle KENT HABERLE New Cumberland, Pennsylvania Kent Haberle acquired his 1929 Studebaker President sedan in 1974 while residing in Reno, Nevada. The chronological history of this fine automobile prior to his purchase will soon be eclipsed by the time for restoration — unless he continues with the rate of progress made this past summer. (Dick Quinn's record will fall!) He currently lives in the Harrisburg, PA area, is originally from Lancaster County, PA. and has lived in the west and Midwest as well (with and without his Studebaker). He has been a member of the ASC since 1976, attending meets far and near. He has served as a board member since 2000 and is currently manager of the company store. Check to vote Larry Tholen Larry Tholen Wichita, Kansas Larry joined the ASC in 1975 upon acquiring his first collector Studebaker, a 1929 Commander 8 Victoria. He had three other Studebakers, one at a time: a ’35 President Regal Sedan, then a GT Hawk, and his current Transtar Deluxe cab pickup, before acquiring in 2004 his “all time favorite ride”, a ’32 Rockne Six “75” rumble-seat Coupe, to become a two-Studebaker owner for the first time. Additional Studebaker interests are: collecting toys and models and memorabilia, researching corporate history and military vehicle production. Retired from banking in his home-town of Wichita, Kansas, Larry resides there with his wife, Sandra, and teen-aged son, Daniel; they have four grown daughters. Larry has been the ASC Club Treasurer since January 2004. Check to vote Paul Wolff Paul Wolff Evergreen, Colorado Paul had been the ASC treasurer for more than 10 years and in 2004 he turned that job over to Larry Tholen. Paul has also served one term as club vice president. He is an independent computer programmer who resides in Evergreen Colorado with his wife Lee. Paul has been a Studebaker driver for 34 years and an ASC member for 22. He owns about 10 Studebakers of which four are prewar. Check to vote Frank Wenzel Frank Wenzel Palm Springs, California I have only been participating in the Antique Studebaker Club for a few years.  I have already been to 3 International Meets and have attended many Zone Meets and Chapter activities. My first Studebaker was a 1952 Starlight coupe with 24,000 original documented miles. It had been sitting under a carport for more than 15 years and it needed a lot of work! While I was giving it that much needed TLC, I met many wonderful Studebaker people and had a whole lot of fun redoing the car.  Since then, I have gained 14 more Studebaker's. Two of my newest acquisitions are my 1926 Duplex Phaeton Arizona Sheriff and a 1942 Commander Land Cruiser.  I am a member of several chapters and attend any Stude meet that I can. I was recently elected onto the board of the Southern California Chapter of The Antique Studebaker Club as Zone Champion. Last year, I hosted a So. Cal. Chapter Tour at my home in Palm Springs. Having received such great reviews, plans are under way to repeat it again 2008. In addition to my cars, I also enjoy collecting anything to do with Studebaker's, such as signs, literature, brochures, models, parts and memorabilia.  There were many Studebaker's in my childhood. My grandmother, my great aunt, my step grandparents and my mother all drove Studebakers. This past summer while on the way home from the International Meet in South Bend, I stopped to see my relatives in Minnesota and found out that my step grand-father owned the Studebaker dealership in Faribault, Minnesota. The previous year, I stopped by my cousins house and found that I am a shirt tale relative of Fred Fox. I guess it is in the blood. My cars and garage were recently featured in Hemmings Motor News; in the article, they referred to me as the “accidental Studebaker collector”. I have participated on many City and Charitable Boards over the years and feel I have the organizational skills that can help the organization prosper. I love my Stude's and I hope that if elected to the National Board, I can help promote the growth of the club and help others maintain their interests. Check to vote Sam Bailey Sam Bailey Downey, California I’ve been involved with Studebakers since 1996, when my wife Rhonda and I accidentally came across the International Meet in Long Beach, Ca. Being a lifelong mechanic and currently with 27 years as a vehicle technician with Verizon, I’ve always had a fascination with prewar cars that I also shared with my Father. That led me to participate in the reincarnation of the Southern California Chapter of the Antique Studebaker Club in July 2002. Currently, I am proud to say I’m the current President. This great group of people in the club has not only kept it interesting and fun, but has been very supportive in my learning process of the hobby of Studebakers. With Rhonda’s help, we now share a small collection consisting of a 1923 EK Big Six 5 passenger coupe, 1936 Dictator Sedan, 1953 2R5 pick up and her beautiful red 1961 Hawk. We both look forward to attending our local chapter meetings and hearing all our friends’ wonderful stories. Every year since, it seems that we plan our vacations to include Studebaker events around the country. Check to vote * First name: * Last name: * Member Number: * Email: Phone #: City: State: Zip: Write in vote(s) here: * Required Fields

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