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MEMBER SERVICES
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MAIN OFFICE
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
E. Jack Cornwell
 Chairman, District 2
Max T. Settlemyre
 Vice Chairman, District 1
Richard B. Sadler
 Secretary/Treasurer, District 9 Richard M. Roach, District 3
Paul D. Poston, District 4
Carolyn Hicks Boyd, District 5 William Roy “Will” Mitchell, District 6 Marion Comer, District 7
You’ll get the credit at YEC’s Annual Meeting
                                              Tommie Bratton, District 8 PRESIDENT & CHIEF
A $15 Electric Bill Credit
MEMBERS MATTER at York Electric, and we take pride in serving you well! There is a lot of excitement being generated at your co-op
as we work together to plan a BIG day of service for you. All of us here hope you’ll join us on Saturday, May 12, for our 77th
Annual Meeting at our York of ce. We’ve already reserved a $15 electric bill credit for members who attend and
register during the Annual Meeting between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and noon. The event will be rewarding and fun. It’s also a great example of the power of community and gives us the opportunity to get to know you better. This edition of South Carolina Living is full of information pertaining to our Annual Meeting. We want members
to be prepared for the event and hope you’ll take the time to look through York Electric’s pages in the magazine to learn all about the festivities.
Pitch-in and win
One of York Electric’s core values
is commitment to community. We constantly look for ways to improve the quality of life for others. Our Annual Meeting provides a perfect opportunity to do so, but we need your help to make it possible. We’re going to help PATH, and you CAN, too! Every member who brings canned food to bene t PATH, Inc., will be entered into a drawing for
“York Electric and its members care about the needs of others,” says Cricket Comer, Executive Director of PATH, Inc. “I’m so excited about the positive impact a successful food drive will have to eliminate hunger for our neighbors and appreciate everyone’s willingness to help.”
a $100 electric bill credit. The drawing will be held on Monday, May 14, and the winner will be noti ed by phone. Visit pathyork.org to learn about PATH’s outreach and to see a listing of the items they need the most.
We look forward to gathering with you-members of the co-op family-to catch up, hear what you have to say and enjoy some good fellowship. I also want to thank you in advance for making your co-op’s canned food drive for PATH a huge success.
PAUL BASHA
President and Chief Executive Officer
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Paul Basha
CO-OP NEWS EDITOR
Joyce T. Baker
FIND US ON
 Candidates for trustees for 2018 election
The following members of the cooperative are candidates for trustees to be voted on during the Annual Meeting by acclamation for a three-year term, beginning May 2018.
District 3
Richard M. Roach
4150 Mockingbird Lane Rock Hill, SC 29730
District 4
Paul D. Poston
4987 York Highway Rock Hill, SC 29730
District 8
Tommie Bratton
1551 Sawmill Road Hickory Grove, SC 29717
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