Monday, February 8, 2010

Special Forces Chapter IX Presidents History

SFA Chapter IX is attempting to complete a history of
Chapter Presidents. If you have any information on
Chapter Presidents please contact us. This is the
list that the Chapter has so far:


YEAR PRESIDENT NAME

2008-Current Pete Peral
2007 Greg Brown
2005 Jerry Montoya
2004-2005 Jerry Rainey
2001-2004 Jerry Montoya
2000 Reggie Salinas/Brad Guile
1995-2000 Jerry Montoya
1993-1995 ** Joe Lopez
1992-1993 Tom Connell
1990-1992 Oscar Terrazas
1988-1989 Lou Lopez
1986-1987 Joe Kerwin
1985 Raymond “Red” Knox
1984 Gus Gonzalez
1983 Robert 'Duke' Armendariz
1981-1982 Bob Silva
1980 Feliciano “Guz” Guzman
1977-1979 John (Doc) Brubaker
1977 Joe Jarimillo
1976 John McLaughlin
1974-1975 Paul “P.N.” White
1974 Edward Wagner
1973 Charles Telfair



Presidents for the below years have not yet
been identified:
1972
1971
1970
1969
1968
1967
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962 *

* Charter Year of Chapter 9
** Chapter reformed on 5 May 1993 after an inactive
period. Members who re-Chartered Chapter IX were:
Ike Camacho, Tom Connell, Joe Castillo, Adolfo Fernandez,
Joe Gonzales, Jose Ibarra, Joseph Kerwin, Nemorio Quiroga,
Joe Lopez, Clayton E. Weigart, David Ransone,
Hugo Clemente, Efren Renteria and Ralph Dominguez.

1 comment:

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