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	sSec_0_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/1mullen.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10 ><strong>William T. Mullen<br>President</strong><br><br>Born in New York City, Bill Mullen served in the United States Army in 1967 and 1968, stationed in Korea.<br><br>After completing apprenticeship in Ironworker's Local #11, he worked as a journeyman, foreman and superintendent for various construction companies throughout New Jersey.<br><br>In 1981 he was elected Vice President of Ironworker's Local #11 and was Vice President from 1981 through 1990.<br><br>In 1990 Bill was elected President of Ironworker's Local #11 and in 1993 was elected Business Manager of Ironworker's Local #11.  He continues to serve in these capacities today.<br><br>In 1995 through 1997 Bill served as Secretary of the Essex County Building Trades.<br><br>In 1997 through 2001 he served as President of Essex County Building Trades.<br><br>In 2001 Bill was elected to President of New Jersey State Building & Construction Trades Council.<br><br>Currently, Bill is a member of the Essex County Workforce Investment Board.<br><br>He is also a member of the Brownfield Redevelopment Task Force and a Trustee at Montclair State University.<br><br>Bill has been married for 38 years to his wife Lorraine. They have three grown children: Jennifer, William, and Stephanie; one granddaughter, Ryan; and one grandson, Mason. \n";
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	sSec_1_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/capelli.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Michael Capelli, Vice President<br>Carpenters</strong><br><br>Michael Capelli is Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the New Jersey Regional Council of Carpenters as well as Board chair of the NJ Carpenter-Contractor Trust.<br><br>A New Jersey native, he began his 4-year Apprenticeship in 1986 and was active in Camden County Local 393 from the start, eventually becoming a Trustee and Treasurer. He rose quickly and became a superintendant. He taught at the Carpenters Training Center in Mullica and was an initial leader of its Youth Transition to Work (YTTW) program, for which he signed the first four participating schools. <br><br>In 1998, longtime NJ Carpenters leader Tom Ober named Mike as a Business Agent for Southern New Jersey. In 2002, he was appointed as an International Representative, working under UBC Eastern District Vice President Bill Michalowski and his successor, Frank Spencer.  Capelli's work for the District-which comprises 117,000 members, 13 states, and 8 Regional Councils--included multi-state organizing; work with national contractors, owners and developers; and support for grievances and arbitrations.  <br><br>In addition to those duties, UBC General President Douglas McCarron in 2005 assigned Capelli to assist with UBC jurisdiction support out of UBC headquarters in Washington, D.C.<br><br>As this union career has grown, Mike has also been active in community and political affairs.  He served on the Pitman Borough Council, where he led financial affairs, and currently sits on the Gloucester County Planning Board, where he chairs the Planning Board's Land Development Review & Approval Committee. The Board represents the county on the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, the State Planning Commission, the Pinelands Commission, and the Tri-County Water Quality Management Board.  \n";
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	sSec_2_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/29kehoe.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>James Kehoe, President<br>United Camden & Vicinity B&CTC</strong><br><br>Jim began his career in 1979 as a Pipefitter Apprentice after graduating from Rutgers University the same year.  In 1988, he was elected as a Business Agent of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 322.  In 2002, Jim was elected as the Business Manager of the local.<br><br>Jim served on the United Camden & Vicinity Building and Construction Trades Council as the Secretary from 2000 to 2004.  In 2004, he was elected as its President.<br><br>As part of the Building Trades strategy of community involvement, Jim has worked with many charities.  Recently the Building Trades and the good union contractors in South Jersey participated with the \"Heart of Camden\" in conjunction with American Community Partnerships not only to renovate a home in Camden, but also to bring hope to young men and women by introducing them to the building and construction industry.<br><br>Despite Jim's busy schedule, he still finds time for public service.  He currently serves on the United Way Board, the Camden County Improvement Authority, the local Red Cross Board, and as a trustee at Rowan University.<br><br>Jim believes in creating relationships which, in turn, will create enhanced work opportunities for everyone in the Building Trades. \n";
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	sSec_3_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/1mullen.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>William T. Mullen<br>President</strong><br><br>Born in New York City, Bill Mullen served in the United States Army in 1967 and 1968, stationed in Korea.<br><br>After completing apprenticeship in Ironworker's Local #11, he worked as a journeyman, foreman and superintendent for various construction companies throughout New Jersey.<br><br>In 1981 he was elected Vice President of Ironworker's Local #11 and was Vice President from 1981 through 1990.<br><br>In 1990 Bill was elected President of Ironworker's Local #11 and in 1993 was elected Business Manager of Ironworker's Local #11.  He continues to serve in these capacities today.<br><br>In 1995 through 1997 Bill served as Secretary of the Essex County Building Trades.<br><br>In 1997 through 2001 he served as President of Essex County Building Trades.<br><br>In 2001 Bill was elected to President of New Jersey State Building & Construction Trades Council.<br><br>Currently, Bill is a member of the Essex County Workforce Investment Board.<br><br>He is also a member of the Brownfield Redevelopment Task Force.<br><br>Recently, Bill became a Trustee at Montclair State University.<br><br>Bill has been married for over 30 years to his wife Lorraine. They have three grown children: Jennifer, William, and Stephanie;  one granddaughter, Ryan; and one grandson, Mason. \n";
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	sSec_4_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/16critchley.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Robert Critchley, Vice President<br>Roofers</strong><br><br>\n";
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	sSec_5_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/harchetts.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10 width=108 height=151><strong>Harry J. Harchetts, Vice President<br>Painters</strong><br><br>Harry James Harchetts was born on October 24, 1955 in Newark, New Jersey to Harry Harchetts and Margret Harchetts (Williams).  His father was a Teamster and his mother a homemaker.<br><br>Harry moved with his family to Rahway, New Jersey in 1956. He attended Rahway public schools and Union County Vocational school which he graduated from both in 1973.  Growing up in Rahway, Harry was involved in recreational sports as well as high school football, wrestling and baseball.  Also, Harry was involved with being a Master Counselor of DeMolay (Young Mason's) as well as a Naval ROTC program.<br><br>In November 1980 Harry married Barbara Klewiewski of Rahway and built a home in Toms River, New Jersey.  Harry and Barbara have been married for 24 years and have two sons.  Barbara is an Independent Representative for Silpada Jewelry.  Adam Joseph Harchetts, 24 years old, is a body builder working for Animal Products.  He is looking for a career in criminal justice and has just applied and is in the process of testing to the Toms River Police.  Andrew Thomas Harchetts, 21 years old, is currently in Ocean County Police Academy for Lavallette Police Department.<br><br>In 1974 Harry joined Local Union 1976 of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Drywall Tapers & Finishers as an apprentice.  Upon completing his apprenticeship, Harry became involved with his union as an Apprentice Trustee, as well as an instructor for the Apprentice Program.  During this time, Harry received trade related degrees from University of Kansas City, Tulane, University of Milwaukee Wisconsin and Marshall University.  In 1986 he received the title of a Master Trainer from the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades.    Harry, being an advocate union member and spokesman for his brothers and sisters, was elected President of Local Union 1976 of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Drywall Tapers & Finishers in 1985, where he served his brothers and sisters for 16 years.<br><br>In 2001 Harry was appointed as Organizer for International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 711.  After 2 years as Organizer, Harry was promoted to Field Representative covering the Mercer County area.  In 2006 he returned to his background in education to serve as the Director of Education for the Finishing Trades Institute of New Jersey.<br><br>In May 2008 Harry was appointed to the position of Director of Service for International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 711 and in November of 2009 elected to the position of Business Manager/Secretary-Treasurer of International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 711.<br><br>Harry's agenda while in office as Business Manager/Secretary-Treasurer of International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 711 is to make the organization a better place for the members as well as their families.  He is also looking to build bigger and better relations with his partners in the Building Trades and AFL-CIO to insure better lives for all union members and their families, and to build on the commitment of solidarity of all union members.\n";
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	sSec_7_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/2critchley.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>David Critchley<br>Secretary-Treasurer</strong><br><br>David Critchley - Date of Birth March 14, 1960; Wife Angela Critchley and Daughter Emily. <br><br>1979 - David Critchley became a Journeyman Roofer with United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers Local #4. <br><br>1985 - David Critchley was appointed a Business Agent of United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers Local #4. <br><br>1991 - He was appointed to Vice President of the New Jersey State Building and Construction Trades Council. <br><br>1993 - David Critchley was appointed Vice President of United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers Local #4. <br><br>1995 - Dave Critchley was elected to Secretary of the New Jersey District Council. <br><br>1998 - In May of 1998, David Critchley was appointed President of United Union of Roofers, Union of Roofers Waterproofers and Allied Workers Local #4. <br><br>2004 - In May of 2004 David Critchley was appointed Business Manager of United Union of Roofers Waterproofers and Allied Workers Local #4. <br><br>2004 - Dave Critchley was elected President of New Jersey District Council of Roofers. <br><br>2007 - In May of 2007 Dave Critchley was elected Business Manager of United Union of Roofers Waterproofers and Allied Workers Local #4.<br><br>2007 - Dave Critchley was elected Vice President of the Morris County Building and Construction Trades Council.  On June 7, 2007, Dave Critchley became Secretary-Treasurer of the New Jersey State Building and Construction Trades Council.\n";
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	sSec_9_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/mcgraw.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Daniel McGraw, Vice President<br>Operating Engineers</strong><br><br>Dan McGraw has served as Northeast Region Director since January 1, 2006.  Before joining the International staff, he was Business Manager/Financial Secretary of Local 106, Albany, New York, from 1998 through 2005, and Treasurer from 1993 through 1998.  A 28-year member of Local 106, he is a fourth generation operating engineer.  McGraw received his BS degree in Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University and his Law degree from Albany Law School.   He also is an active member of the Air National Guard and currently holds the rank of Colonel.  \n";
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	sSec_11_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/5egan.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Joseph Egan, Vice President<br>Electrical Workers</strong><p class='content' style='font-size: 9pt'>A lifelong resident, born in the City of New Brunswick, Joseph V. Egan attended St. Peter's Grammar School and graduated from St. Peter's High School in 1955. In 1957, Mr. Egan started his apprenticeship years with Local Union 456 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).  For the last forty-four years he has served as an officer in Local 456 in various positions:  elected to the executive board in 1962, elected President in 1974, co-chaired the Health and Welfare, Pension and Annuity Funds for the local, and elected Business Manager in 1986, a position he still holds today.<br><br>He has served as Vice President of both the New Jersey State Building Trades and the New Jersey Electrical Workers Association.  He is also the Chairman of the New Jersey Electrical Workers Temporary Disability Fund.  In addition, he is a member of the National Electrical Code Committee of the National Fire Protection Association, and a former member of the council on Industrial Relations for the Electrical Contracting Industry, Washington, D.C.<br><br>In 1979, he served as a member of the New Brunswick Ethics Board.  He has more than 20 years experience as New Brunswick City councilman and served nine years as council president. On November 6, 2001, he was elected to the New Jersey General Assembly to represent the 17th Legislative District.  The 17th District includes Highland Park, Milltown, New Brunswick, North Brunswick, and Piscataway in Middlesex County and Franklin Township in Somerset County.  He currently serves as Chairman of the Assembly Labor Committee. He is a charter member of Keep Middlesex County Moving (KMM), the transportation management association of Middlesex County.  KMM aims to improve methods of mobility for county residents, to reduce traffic congestion and to foster better air quality.<br><br>Mr. Egan is an active member of his church and community.  As a member of St. Peter's Parish in New Brunswick, he served as vice-president of the parish council.  His dedication to the church earned him the Monsignor James Harding Medal, an award honoring community service.  During the 1989 renovation of Sacred Heart Church and the building of Elijah's Promise Soup Kitchen in New Brunswick, Egan organized volunteer labor from Local 456 to perform the electrical work for both projects.<br><br>He is married to Yolanda, his wife of 45 years.  The Egans have four children:  daughter Patricia and sons Joseph Jr., Timothy and Kevin.  He has seven grandchildren. \n";
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	sSec_12_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/14gallo.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Marc  Gallo, Vice President<br>Plasterers & Cement Masons</strong><br><br> \n";
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	sSec_13_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/11fedorko.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Edward Fedorko, Vice President<br>Insulators</strong><br><br> \n";
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	sSec_14_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/17mccourt.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Frederick McCourt, Vice President<br>Elevator Constructors</strong><p class='content' style='font-size: 9pt; margin-top: 0px'>  \n";
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	sSec_15_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/12pocino.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Raymond Pocino, Vice President<br>Laborers</strong><br><br> \n";
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	sSec_16_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/4rubino.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Morris Rubino, Vice President<br>Ironworkers</strong><br><br>Bio Coming Soon \n";
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	sSec_17_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/9demark.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Joseph Demark, Jr., Vice President<br>Sheet Metal Workers</strong><br><br>Joseph Demark, Jr. began his labor career as a member of Sheet Metal Workers Local #10 (Bloomfield, New Jersey) in September 1980.<br><br>He served in the following capacities:<br>1989-1991:	Local #25 Advisory Board<br>1992-1996:	Local #25 Assistant Coordinator Youth-to-Youth Organizing<br>1990-1998:	Elected Local #25 Executive Board<br>1996-1998:	Local #25 Union Organizer<br>1996-1998:	Elected President of Sheet Metal Workers Northeast Organizing Council <br>1998 to Present:	Elected Local #25 Business Agent/Recording Secretary<br>1998 to Present:	Elected Local #25 Funds Trustee<br>2004:		Elected Local #25 Co-Chairman Annuity Fund<br>1998-2001:	Served on Local #25 Joint Apprentice Committee/Education Fund<br>1998 to Present:	Serves on Local #25 Joint Labor Management Fund<br>2004:		Elected to Vice President of New Jersey State Building and Construction Trades Council<br>2004:		Elected to Vice President of New Jersey State AFL-CIO<br><br>Joseph was born in Orange, New Jersey and raised in Springfield, New Jersey.  He is a third generation Sheet Metal Worker.  He currently resides in Millburn, New Jersey with his wife Patrice and daughter Delaney. \n";
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	sSec_18_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/18pauls.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>William Pauls, President<br>Atlantic, Cape May and Parts of Burlington, Ocean and Cumberland Counties B&CTC</strong><br><br>William Pauls was born in Newark, NJ and moved to Atlantic County when he was a boy.  In 1974, Will started his career working in his family's steel business.  That is when he first jointed the Ironworkers Shop Local.  In 1978, he joined the Ironworkers Local 350 of Atlantic City where he has been for the last 27 years.  Over those years, Will has served as an Executive Board member and an Apprentice Instructor.<br><br>Will is currently serving as President and Business Manager for Ironworkers Local 350 of Atlantic City and President of the South Jersey building trades.  He is also an American Welding Society Certified Welding Inspector and sits on the Executive Board of the AFL-CIO Central Labor Council of Atlantic City.  Will has served as a Trustee to the Ironworkers Philadelphia District Council Health & Welfare Fund.<br><br>Will has been an Atlantic County Resident for over 40 years and has been married to his wife, Virginia, for 30 years.  They have three grown children: Shane, a member of Local 827; John, a member of Local 350; and Jennifer, a member of NJEA and a grammar school Vice Principal.  Will and Ginny are also the proud grandparents of John, Jr. \n";
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	sSec_19_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/19misciagna.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Thomas Misciagna, President<br>Bergen County B&CTC</strong><br><br>Thomas D. Misciagna was born and raised in Union City, New Jersey.  He is a graduate of Emerson High School and Rutgers State University.  In 1970, he was elected Councilman of Hillsdale, New Jersey and elected Mayor of Hillsdale in 1976. <br><br>Tom has a distinguished career with organized labor.  In 1974, he was elected President of Local 164 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).  In 1977, he was appointed Business Representative of IBEW Local 164 and the following year was appointed to the Bergen County Construction Appeals Board.  In 1997, Tom was appointed Business Manager of IBEW Local 164 and in 1998, he was appointed to the Bergen County Economic Development Committee.  In 2000, Tom received the distinction of  &quot;Labor Leader of the Year&quot; for Bergen County and in 2003, he was elected President of the Bergen County Building Trades Council. \n";
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	sSec_20_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/28malcolm.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>John Malcolm, President<br>Union County B&CTC</strong><br><br>John Malcolm is a native of Elizabeth, New Jersey.  He graduated from Elizabeth's Thomas Edison Vocational Tech in 1964 and served overseas in the US Army as Sergeant from 1968 to 1970.<br><br>In 1965, John began his career as an Apprentice Ironworker with Local 480.  In 1968, he became a Journeyman Ironworker and, after returning from overseas, became an officer of the Local 480 Sick Fund.  He was employed as a Foreman and Superintendent in Union County and General Superintendent around the state of New Jersey.  John has served as a member of Local 480's Examining Committee and Executive Board, and has served as the local's Vice President.  In 1992, he was elected President, and in 1994, he assumed the duties of Business Manager, Financial Secretary and Treasurer, the positions he still holds today.<br><br>John has also served on several committees.  He is the Secretary-Treasurer of the District Council of Northern NJ Ironworkers and Trustee to funds of Northern NJ Ironworkers.  He is an Advisor to Unity Bank, an Executive Board member of the NJ State Building and Construction Trades Council, and the Union County Building Trades President.  He is very active in Union County, serving as a member of the Union County Workforce Investment Board, the Union County Labor Advisory Board, and the Union County Open Space Advisory Committee.  John also sits on the Union County Alliance Board of Directors.  He is a member of the New Jersey Council of Colleges, and the External Relations Committee of Kean University.<br><br>John is married to Linda, his wife of 37 years.  They have five children -- Jill, John, Brian, Richard, and Janet -- and three grandchildren.  He coaches the Garwood Little League and is active in community service. \n";
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	sSec_21_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/20schwartz.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Marty Schwartz, President<br>Essex County B&CTC</strong><br><br>After attending two years at Union College in Cranford, New Jersey, Marty Schwartz joined the United States Navy &quot;Seabees&quot; where he served with honor and distinction for four years.<br><br>When Marty returned from his military duty, he was accepted into Local Union 52 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). He completed a four year apprenticeship and performed on numerous jobs as journeyman, foreman and shop steward. In addition to his work at Local Union 52, Marty was Recording Secretary for ten years and a member of the Entertainment Committee for twenty years and Chairman for fourteen years. <br><br>Marty served on the IBEW Local Union 52 Executive Board for fifteen years, was Assistant Business Manager for Local Union 52 for fourteen years, has been one of IBEW Local Union164's Business Agents for the past six years and has served as a Representative to the Essex-West Hudson Labor Council for twenty years. <br><br>Marty has served on the Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee for IBEW Local Union 52 for fourteen years, has been a Representative to the Essex County Building Trades for twenty years and Vice President for nine years and President for six years. Marty has served as a member of the New Jersey State Building and Construction Trades Council Executive Board for the past six years.<br><br>Marty Schwartz has served with honor and responsibility on numerous committees representing Local Unions 164 and 52 and negotiated contracts with the National Electrical Contractor Association and with Anheuser-Busch. Marty has also negotiated contracts with the Newark Housing Authority and the Newark Board of Education for the Essex County Building Trades and their affiliated unions.  \n";
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	sSec_24_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/24colfer.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Joseph Colfer, President<br>Monmouth and Ocean Counties B&CTC</strong><br><br>Joe Colfer is a Newark, NJ native.  He attended Newark's St. Ann's Grammer School and graduated from Vailsburg High School.  He served in the NJ Army National Guard for six years.  Since 1979, he has been an active member of Newark's United Association of Journeymen & Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry (Sprinkler Fitters) Local 696.  Joe comes from a union family; his father, two brothers, two uncles, son, and four nephews are all members, past and present, of Sprinkler Fitters Local 696.  Joe's father held many offices in the Local which inspired him to run for office when he became a journeyman.<br><br>Since 1989, Joe has been elected to his local's negotiating committee five times.  He also served on the Executive Board from 1989 to 1992.  Since 1992, he has been elected Business Agent five times.  In 1989, Joe was appointed to amend Local 696's Constitution and By-Laws, which his father had helped to write in 1964.  In 2000, Joe was appointed Chairman to again update the local's Constitution and By-Laws.<br><br>Joe currently serves as President of the Monmouth and Ocean Counties Building and Construction Trades Council.  He also sits on the County BCTCs of Union, Middlesex, and Somerset counties.  He is a member of the NJ State Building and Construction Trades Council's Executive Board, as well as the New Jersey State Pipe Trades' Legislative Committee.<br><br>Joe and his wife, Diane, have five children. \n";
	sSec_24_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	colfer = sSec_24_code;
	
	var roche = "";
	var sSec_25_code = "";
	sSec_25_code =  setup_code + "\n";
	sSec_25_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/roche.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Mark Roche, President<br>Passaic County B&CTC</strong><br><br>  \n";
	sSec_25_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	roche = sSec_25_code;
	
	var simonetti = "";
	var sSec_26_code = "";
	sSec_26_code =  setup_code + "\n";
	sSec_26_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/simonetti.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Salvatore Simonetti Jr., President<br>Somerset & Vicinity B&CTC</strong><br><br> \n";
	sSec_26_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	simonetti = sSec_26_code;
	
	var kehoe = "";
	var sSec_27_code = "";
	sSec_27_code =  setup_code + "\n";
	sSec_27_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/29kehoe.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>James Kehoe, President<br>United Camden & Vicinity B&CTC</strong><br><br>Jim began his career in 1979 as a Pipefitter Apprentice after graduating from Rutgers University the same year.  In 1988, he was elected as a Business Agent of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 322.  In 2002, Jim was elected as the Business Manager of the local.<br><br>Jim served on the United Camden & Vicinity Building and Construction Trades Council as the Secretary from 2000 to 2004.  In 2004, he was elected as its President.<br><br>As part of the Building Trades strategy of community involvement, Jim has worked with many charities.  Recently the Building Trades and the good union contractors in South Jersey participated with the \"Heart of Camden\" in conjunction with American Community Partnerships not only to renovate a home in Camden, but also to bring hope to young men and women by introducing them to the building and construction industry.<br><br>Despite Jim's busy schedule, he still finds time for public service.  He currently serves on the United Way Board, the Camden County Improvement Authority, the local Red Cross Board, and as a trustee at Rowan University.<br><br>Jim believes in creating relationships which, in turn, will create enhanced work opportunities for everyone in the Building Trades. \n";
	sSec_27_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	kehoe = sSec_27_code;
	
	var pulsinelli = "";
	var sSec_28_code = "";
	sSec_28_code =  setup_code + "\n";
	sSec_28_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/pulsinelli.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Mike Pulsinelli, President<br>Warren County & Vicinity B&CTC</strong> <br><br>Michael Pulsinelli is a native of Washington Township, Warren County, New Jersey.  He graduated from Warren Hills Regional High School, Washington, New Jersey in 1977.<br><br>In 1980, Mike began his career as an Apprentice with Local 581 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).  He completed a four year apprenticeship and performed on numerous jobs as journeyman, foreman, and shop steward.  Mike also served on the IBEW Local Union 581 Executive Board.<br><br>In 1993 Local 102, 367 and 581 amalgamated and Mike served on the Pension and Annuity Fund as Trustee for 10 years and currently is an active participant on the Committee as a Business Agent.  Mike also has served on the Joint Apprentice and Training Committee (JATC) for 10 years and is still active.  He is head of the Safety Committee for Local 102 and a certified OSHA 5600 Trainer, 40 Hour Hazardous Waste, United States Department of Labor National Mine Health & Safety Trainer, and a representative for New Jersey State Safety Council Expo.  He has received an endorsement from National Safety Council Labor Award presented by International President of IBEW, Mr. Edwin D. Hill.<br><br>Mike has two children Rebecca and Michael and one grandchild.  He loves to fish, hunt, boating and his outdoors.\n";
	sSec_28_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	pulsinelli = sSec_28_code;
	
	var dileo = "";
	var sSec_29_code = "";
	sSec_29_code =  setup_code + "\n";
	sSec_29_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/10dileo.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Donald Dileo, Vice President<br>Teamsters</strong> <br><br>Bio Coming Soon\n";
	sSec_29_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	dileo = sSec_29_code;
	
	var krawchuk = "";
	var sSec_30_code = "";
	sSec_30_code =  setup_code + "\n";
	sSec_30_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/25krawchuk.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Joseph Krawchuk, President<br>Morris County B&CTC</strong> <br><br>Joseph Krawchuk is a New Jersey native, born in Morristown.  In 1966, Joe started his apprenticeship as an electrician with IBEW Local 581. Since the start of his career, he has been a Delegate to the Morris/Sussex Labor Council for five years and a Delegate to the Warren/Hunterdon Labor Council for four years.  Joe has served on the IBEW Local 581 Executive Board for eleven years.  Joe has been an IBEW Business Agent since 1986, first with Local 102 and currently Local 581.  He has served as the Vice President of the Warren County Building and Construction Trades Council.  Joe has also held several offices with the Morris County Building and Construction Trades Council, including Financial and Recording Secretary, Vice President, and President.  In addition to being active in union activities, Joe is also involved in various charities.\n";
	sSec_30_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	krawchuk = sSec_30_code;
	
	var deangelo = "";
	var sSec_31_code = "";
	sSec_31_code =  setup_code + "\n";
	sSec_31_code += "<p class='content'><img src='images/bios/22deangelo.jpg' align='left' border=2 hspace=10><strong>Wayne DeAngelo, President<br>Mercer County B&CTC</strong> <br><br>\n";
	sSec_31_code += "</td></tr></table>";
	deangelo = sSec_31_code;