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By Edited by ASHI Staff | November 01, 2012
Arizona says Thank you

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Incoming Arizona Chapter President Tony Hecht (right) and Chapter Executive Director Dena Pope (left) honor outgoing Chapter President Bruce Labell (center).


Annual Seminar a Success for NY Metro

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Chapter Director Victor G. Fagella (right) and presenter Warren Werkheiser (left) discuss the successful seminar held September 14 and 15. Fagella serves as one of the seminar coordinators and Werkheiser spoke on roofing.

Submitted by Glenn Woertz


Mid-Atlantic Chapter Passes the Torch

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Past Chapter President Bob Sisson (left) accepts a plaque from JD Grewell, incoming chapter president, in recognition of his previous two years of service. Currently, Sisson and Grewell serve on the ASHI Board.



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