Keith Schulz
Memorial services for Brother Keith Schulz will be held on August 23, 2025 at 12 PM at the Mission Park Funeral Chapel located at 3401 Cherry Ridge
Brother Schulz has been a member the IBEW for over 69 years. He served as a General Forman on many projects including the Alamodome, Airport Expansion Terminal 2, and Kelly Air Force base. He also served the City of San Antonio as a member of the Electrical Examining and Supervisory Board.
----------------------------------------------
First Year Book Fund Application
---------------------------------------------------
Volunteers needed to support the Navajo Nation with Electrical Workers Without Borders North America EWWBNA
Electrical Workers Without Borders of North America in the Navajo nation is seeking volunteers (one or two crews of three wiremen) to participate in our ongoing service project to bring power and hope to families within the Navajo Nation. Many households in this region still lack access to reliable electricity, and your skills can make a lasting difference.
This is a Volunteer assignment; it is not paid.
Requirements:
-Must be an active dues paying member.
-Must be a licensed Journeyman.
We are organizing several two-week deployments this fall and we invite you to join us for one or more of the following dates:
September 6- September 20 2025
September 20- October 4 2025
October 4-October 18 2025
October 18- November 1 2025
November 1- November 15 2025
Volunteers will assist with installing 200A service , wiring homes, & helping to provide a safer and brighter future for Navajo families. All travel, lodging, and meals will be coordinated. Also, each volunteer will receive a free pair of Throrogood boots.
If you are interested in volunteering or would like more information, please contact Javier Casas 915-207-8129 or email him: javier_casas@ibew.org
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ollie Kay Fundraiser
Brothers and Sisters,
Oliver Kay recently lost everything in a devastating house fire. In a matter of moments, the home he lived in for decades—and every possession, memory, and comfort within it—was completely destroyed. Thankfully, he made it out safely, but he now faces the overwhelming challenge of starting over with nothing.
At his age, this kind of loss is especially hard. He is in urgent need of temporary housing, clothing, basic necessities, and eventually, furniture to help him rebuild some sense of normalcy and comfort.
We are reaching out to our friends, family, and community for support. Every donation, no matter how small, will make a meaningful difference in helping him get back on his feet. Your kindness will go directly toward giving our dad the security and dignity he deserves during this incredibly difficult time.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your support and compassion.
Go Fund Me
-------------------------------------------------------------------
2025 IBEW Union Election Winners
-------------------------------------------------------------------