Officers

	Colonel Richard Klass, President Colonel Richard L. Klass is a graduate of the USAF Academy and National War College and was a Rhodes Scholar and White House Fellow. He logged over 500 combat hours as a Forward Air Controller in Vietnam and was awarded the Silver Star, DFC and Purple Heart. Since retiring in 1980 he has held international marketing positions in several aerospace and consulting companies.

	Lorin M. Walker, Vice President Ms. Walker is the daughter of Captain Bruce C. Walker USAF, MIA 1972. She is the Director of Finance for The Technical Committee, whose charge it is to manage and oversee Microsoft in its compliance of the antitrust settlement of 2002 in concert with the office of the New York Attorney General and the United States Department of Justice, Antitrust Division. Ms. Walker sits on the Boards of Directors to the Council for a Livable World, and CLW-PeacePAC, serves as Vice-Chair to the Washington State Democratic Central Committee Veteran's Caucus, and was proud to serve on the Veterans' Policy Team for Obama for America.

	Guy Stevens, Secretary Guy Stevens serves as the Chief Operating Officer at Council for a Livable World where his work focuses on fundraising, political and community outreach, and implementing organizational strategic objectives. He previously served as the Council's Director of Technical and Information Services in addition to performing the duties of a policy analyst and researcher. Prior to joining the Council, Stevens worked as a researcher in the Science & Human Rights Program at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, as a grassroots activist at California Peace Action, and as an activist at Voter Revolt. At present, Stevens is also a member of Butter, a rock band playing in the greater Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Stevens holds a B.A. in Political Science from Bates College and an M.A. in International Relations and U.S. Foreign Policy from American University.

	Scott Allen, Board Member Retired investment banker with 22 years in international capital markets. Served as a US merchant seaman during the Viet Nam war. Currently involved in establishing a public-private initiative with DoD to provide bridge financing for wounded warriors to purchase appropriate housing as they transition out of the military.

	Jan Donatelli, Board Member Graduating from The College of William and Mary in 1982, Jan struggled to find work that seemed meaningful. Searching for service, she became a commissioned officer in United States Navy and a pilot, a true trailblazer for women in a new field of opportunity. As a pilot, she rose to Aircraft Commander, and then to Mission Commander in the Strategic Command network for InterContinental Ballistic Missiles. After fulfilling her service commitment, including time as an instructor pilot, Jan left active duty to become a commercial airline pilot for a major carrier. Through her union membership in the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l, AFL-CIO, Jan became inspired to become an activist. She has worked for the betterment of workers and their families ever since: expanding the rights of workers to organize and to have quality healthcare; improving Air Traffic Control systems, and researching solar radiation hazards for aircrew and passengers. She served on the Veterans' Policy Team for the Obama Campaign and subsqeuent to his election ran for Rahm Emanuel's Congressional seat in Chigago following his departure to become President Obama's Chief of Staff. Though unsucessful, her bid served to honethe campaign and elevate the rhetoric. VetPAC is pleased to gain a valued Advisory Board Member in Jan Donatelli.

	Mike Donatelli, Board Member/Endorsements Committee Chair Mike Donatelli, USAF LTC (ret), was born and raised and now res ides in Chicago, IL. A 1979 Graduate of the United States Air Force Academy majoring in Electrical Engineering, he was Class Secretary, and 1984 Distginguished Graduate of USAF Fighter Weapons School. He has over 3500 hours in USAF A-10 Thunderbolt II and F-16 Fighting Falcon. Mike is now a Boeing 767 ER Captain for Delta Air Lines. He serves as Chairman for the Air Lines Pilots Association, International, Startegic Preparedness and Strike Committee, where he is responsible to organize, train and equip all 38 different Master Executive Councils in North America representing 53,000 airline pilots in startegic activities during contract negotiations. Mr. Donatelli is National Director of AFL-CIO State Federations/Central Labor Councils Laision for the ALPA, Int'l., A Delegate to the Chicago Federation of Labor, and a Government Affairs Committee Member for Veterans and Military Families for Progress (VFMP). Mike is married to Jan Howarth Donatelli, with whom he raises their six lovely children.