ASC OFFICIAL VOTING PAGE National Board Members 2011 - 2012 There are 10 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. Chester Bradfield Chester Bradfield Bridgewater, Virginia Chester retired as president of Good Printers, Inc. of Bridgewater,Virginia, which prints the ASC Review. 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 19 years. The family owns numerous antique Studebaker cars and trucks. Chester has attended every National meet for the past 17 years. He has been serving on the ASC Board since 2002 and is currently President of The Studebaker National Foundation. Check to vote Diane Glew Diane Glew San Jose, California Diane has been involved with Studebakers most of her life as her mother worked for a dealership in Yakima, 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 in high school and her current stable consists of a 1904 horse drawn buggy, a 1927 Commander Regal 4-door and a 1940 Champion coupe. She also owns four post-war cars. Her other interests include genealogy and Studebaker memorabilia. She has attended 16 SDC/ASC International Meets co-chairing the 1998 ASC International Meet in Long Beach and an ASC Zone Meet in Woodland CA. She also chaired the 2003 SDC InternationalMeet in Sacramento and is currently the SDC International Meet Chairperson. Check to vote Frank Wenzel Frank Wenzel Palm Springs, California Having a step-grandfather who owned a dealership in Faribault, MN, is Frank’s early connection with Studebaker. His own first Studebaker was a 1952 24,000-mile Starlight Coupe. Since that time he has added 14 more with two of his latest being a 1926 Duplex Phaeton Sheriff and a 1923 EK Big Six Touring, cars that he drives in the annual Pasadena holiday season Tour. Frank presently serves on the ASC board and is a member of several chapters. He also serves on the board of ASC’s Southern California Chapter and hosts local Studebaker events. In addition to his cars, Frank collects Studebaker memorabilia including signs, literature, models, and parts. Check to vote Greta Justad Greta Justad Bellevue,Washington Greta and her husband Odd joined ASC in 1995 and SDC a year later. In her local SDC chapter, she has held a number of posts, including secretary, treasurer and president. She learned to drive on a 1939 Champion which they no longer have but in its place is a 1940 Champion. Other Studebakers in their collection are a 1910 Surrey, two 1921 touring cars, and the ubiquitous 1931 Four-Season Roadster. As for post-war Studebakers, the fleet includes several in conditions ranging from “really, really nice” to “needs a lot of work”. Greta’s other interests are history, Studebaker memorabilia, upholstery, gardening and carriage driving, & attending ASC meets. Check to vote Jim Moore Jim Moore Springfield, Missouri Jim is a retired educator from the State of Missouri and has been a teacher and principal for 30 years. After retirement he was elected tax collector for eight years before moving to Springfield, MO. During the summer he works for the St. Louis Cardinals AA minor league baseball team in Springfield. He owns a 1941 Commander Skyway Sedan Coupe and has been a member of ASC since 1997. He presently serves as co-chair for the 2011 ASC International Meet to be held in Springfield, MO. Check to vote John Burgh John Burgh Concord, California John Burgh was born and raised in South Bend. A member of ASC since 1996, he owns a 1946 Champion Business Coupe and has been restoring a 1923 EK Big Six Touring for the last 13 years. He has attended 8 of the past 10 International meets, many zone meets, is a member of ASC & SDC chapters in California and Pennsylvania. He is a regular contributor to the Review, and routinely makes fairly long trips in his 1946 Champion, such as the 4000 miles to last year’s International Meet in Cedar Rapids. He has served on the ASC Board since 2006, and presently is the Club Secretary. Check to vote Kent Haberle Kent Haberle New Cumberland, PA The acquisition of his 1929 Studebaker President State Sedan in 1974 was Kent’s introduction to Studebaker – and he has never looked back! From the history, to the automobiles, to the promotion of endurance and style, along with desiring a working knowledge of the mechanical aspects – Studebaker has offered him an opportunity for unusual adventure among fellow fans of the marque. A member of the ASC since 1976, he was first elected to the ASC Board in 2000, and took over the management of the ASC Company Store a year later. His 1937 President Cruising Sedan has won rave reviews from none other than Editor Emeritus Dick Quinn while serving as the host and Pace Car for the 2008 ASC International Meet in Lancaster, PA. Check to vote Larry Tholen Larry Tholen Wichita, Kansas Larry’s Studebaker interests began in 1975 with a ‘29 Commander 8 Victoria, succeeded by a ‘35 President 8 Regal Sedan, after which his next two Studebakers were post-WWII, until 2004 when he acquired his current ’32 Rockne Six “75” rumble-seat Coupe. Not caring to “give up” his ‘57 Transtar 1/2-ton pickup, Larry became a two- Studebaker owner. Other Studebaker interests include a toy/model collection and items of memorabilia. He is retired from banking and has been ASC Treasurer since 2004. Check to vote Malcolm Stinson Malcolm Stinson Show Low, Arizona From 1958 until the end of production, Malcolm was the Service Manager of Mystic Motors Studebaker in Mystic, Connecticut. His employment there was a result of his father being a life-long Studebaker owner and good friend of John Hess, the dealership’s owner. While there, Malcolm purchased and restored a Reo-built Wolverine, followed by the restoration of a “basket case” 1915 Overland and a 1922 Model T Center Door Sedan. Presently, he has a collection of 10 pristine Studebakers plus several that, in his words, “are not so nice”. In 1965, Malcolm organized the Westerly Pawcatuck Region of the AACA. In recent years, he started the ASC’s Arizona chapter and has served two terms as its President. He would be very pleased to serve on the ASC Board and would appreciate your support. Check to vote Sam Bailey Sam Bailey Downey, California Sam has been involved with Studebakers since 1996 when he and his wife Rhonda came across the SDC International Meet in Long Beach. Following that, he participated in the formation of the Southern California Chapter of ASC in 2002. He is a life-long mechanic with 27 years as a vehicle technician with Verizon. With Rhonda’s help, he has acquired a Studebaker collection consisting of a 1936 Dictator, a 1953 2R5 pickup and a beautiful red 1961 Hawk. 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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