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2019_election_nominees [2019/02/11 17:36]
John Benedetto added Darrel's picture & bui
2019_election_nominees [2019/02/17 13:42] (current)
John Benedetto added Rebecca's pic & bio
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   * [[#bill|Bill Kriegh]]   * [[#bill|Bill Kriegh]]
   * [[#darrel|Darrel Knutson]]   * [[#darrel|Darrel Knutson]]
-  * [[#JJ|JJ Salley]]+  * [[#ethan|Ethan Moses]]
   * [[#ray|Ray Finch]]   * [[#ray|Ray Finch]]
   * [[#rebecca|Rebecca Snyder]]   * [[#rebecca|Rebecca Snyder]]
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 My interests are varied and among them is electronic tinkering and model railroading.  One of the ways I used to relax is building single and dual gauge track by hand. My interests are varied and among them is electronic tinkering and model railroading.  One of the ways I used to relax is building single and dual gauge track by hand.
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 My background as a retired US Air Force pilot and computer systems engineer has taught me that skills you learn at any age help you explore and grow in other areas.   My background as a retired US Air Force pilot and computer systems engineer has taught me that skills you learn at any age help you explore and grow in other areas.  
  
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 +{{::ethanmoses.jpg?nolink&300 |Ethan Moses}}I'm a DIY kinda guy, and lover of Quelab.  I joined a few years back because I couldn't reasonably use my TIG welder in my own backyard.  I quickly got pulled into the metal shop.  I came to Quelab because I needed a workshop, I stayed because I found a community.   I am interested in photography; electronics; embedded systems; welding; machining; laser cutting; and 3D printing.  I have a very small business printing cameras and accessories at www.cameradactyl.com.
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 +I love the anarchist ethic of Quelab where the pre-requisite for doing something is generally just wanting to do it.  As a board member I would work to keep the club this way.  I would love to see Quelab grow in membership, and be able to invest in more equipment and unused space.
  
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-This candidate has not yet submitted photo or biography.+{{::rebeccasnyder.jpg?nolink&300 |Rebecca Snyder}}I've been a member of Quelab since 2010, a Quelab officer since 2015. I have served on the board for the past 11 months, after the special election in March 2018. It has been new level of responsibility for me to be a part of the board that is in charge of Quelab policy.  
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 +I feel like I've been able to make an effective contribution with my input on the board, and have been able to catalyze fundraising efforts by partnering with a local store for a fundraising event, making it possible to set up birthday fundraising drives, and bringing in some additional donations from the Albuquerque community. If elected, I plan to continue with my efforts to bring in additional donations. As Quelab is a registered nonprofit organization being on the board gives me a way to approach businesses about fundraising. 
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 +It's hard to say exactly what else I would do on the board, as in the last 11 months I've learned that unforeseen issues that require a board decision crop up quite often! Many of them things that I was only vaguely aware of before I was on the board -- and I think it's a benefit for the general membership that the board does deal with these crucial functions at the policy and financial levels. While board meetings are open to the public, it's unusual to see others attend, and in truth myself I had never attended a board meeting before my election last year.  I always try to do what is best for Quelab, to be there for our members now and far into the future