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Board of Directors and Officers of NSUJL

 

The NSUJL is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization composed of people who came together to support Linemen and their families across all times, both good and bad. The directors and officers that you see below are proud to dedicate their time to this great cause. Please join us and feel free to reach out to any of our directors or officers with any comments or requests.

Officers of NSUJL

Charlie Sable

Charlie Sable

President

My name is Charlie Sable and I’m honored to be President of the NSUJL.  I am a working Journeymen Linemen out of MN. I am the third generation out of four, to come out of IBEW LU 160. My wife Megan and I have four wonderful sons between the two of us. Two of them in law enforcement and two working out of IBEW LU 160.

We couldn’t be more proud. We love spending any free time we have on our lake and riding our motorcycle. As part of the NSUJL it is my personal goal to help as many families as possible during their darkest days. With your help and donations I know we can continue to be a support system for our brothers and sisters in need.

Tiler Eaton

Tiler Eaton

Vice President

IBEW Outside MD Director – 2022

IBEW 2nd District Representative/MD Outside Representative – April 2012 – April 2022

IBEW 104, Business Manager (Boston, MA) – June 2006 – April 2012

IBEW Assistant Business Manager (Boston, MA)  – June 2000 – May 2006

IBEW 104 Journeyman Lineman – January 1987

United States Marine Corps – January 1983 – April 1987

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Andrea Parker

Treasurer

I have lived the line life for over 20 yrs married to Matt Parker a Journeyman lineman out of local 304. We have 3 grown children the oldest being an apprentice out of local 53 and 6 grandchildren. Home is in Kansas but currently living wherever the job takes us as, I travel with my husband. Years ago, Matt found an article about NSUJL and gave it to me.

I always wanted to do something to help give to this life I love. I reached out and soon became a member and state rep for Kansas. Several years later I quit my job with Kroger and went on the road, I reached out looking to do more for the organization with my free time. It was then that I became involved with the Lineman’s Child program and eventually was nominated to the board. It makes me proud being able to say I am a part of this great organization.