Barbara Schloo

Barbara first became involved in the irradiation issue in late June when she read in the paper that the proposed irradiator was coming

to the township.  She is angered that the security, safety and property values of Milford Twp. residents has not been respected by our

government, both at the local and federal levels.  Barbara and her husband have been township residents for 3 ½ years. She works as

supervisor of the Property Preservation and Inspection Department for a company called Residential Real Estate Review, Inc.  Her company

orders and processes inspections, property securing and maintenance for properties which have been abandoned by mortgagors. Barbara

supervises a department of 20 employees. She is in daily contact with code enforcement officers throughout the country in large cities and

small towns in an effort to abate code violations.  Barbara’s prior experience is in management with companies such as Marriott Corporation

and BP North America. Barbara graduated from Lehigh Carbon College in 1998 with a 4.0 average with an AA degree in Liberal Arts/English

where she also studied nursing.  She was a member of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society and was chosen as the Student

Ambassador to the college president.

 

Bob Jones

Bob Jones has owned his own motorcycle business for 29 years.  He currently employs sixty people, at two locations.  He lives 1.5 miles

from the proposed irradiator site.  He has been a resident of Milford Township for 8 years and currently sits on the interim board and is

currently chairperson of the fundraising committeee.  He would like to continue his endeavor to make Milford Township safe for the community

and his family.

 

Brenda McCardle
Brenda was born in Quakertown and has lived on Allentown Road, about 1 mile from CFC Logistics, since 1968.  She worked

at Sullivan, Booz & Co., certified public accountants for 40 years doing bookkeeping, accounting, tax return preparation, tax

research, etc.  Since March 2001, she has been the office manager at Love the Children, Inc., a licensed nonprofit adoption

agency, responsible for the financial records, internal control, general office management and communication with the board

of directors. She also volunteers at St. Luke’s Quakertown Hospital in the gift shop. Brenda hopes to preserve the quality of life

in Upper Bucks County as she has known it since childhood--an area safe to raise children and in which to retire with security.

 

Jack Sutton

Jack Sutton has lived in Milford Township for over 18 years.  He lives on Klines Mill Road, approximately 1.5 miles from the proposed

irradiator as the crow flies.  Jack is self-employed as a custom home builder, a profession he has pursued for over 30 years.  Jack

has build many single-lot custom homes in Milford Township and hopes to build many more in a safe community.  Jack has had business

dealings with Milford Township officials for over 20 years, and is extremely familiar with the ins and outs of township codes and

ordinances.  Jack has been instrumental in leading the township officials to adopt restrictions in attempts to block the irradiator from

being permitted in the township.  He is passionately looking forward to fighting this battle to the end, keeping the irradiator out of Milford

Township, and keeping the citizens safe.

 

Max Geisler

Max has lived in Marlborough Township (adjoining Milford) for ten years. He began researching irradiation and writing CCMT literature

shortly after he learned that cobalt-60 was recklessly scheduled for the Milford Township site in May. He has been a vocal opponent

of the irradiator almost from the start at township and NRC meetings, as well as on the streets and doorsteps of the community.  ~~
For two years, Max worked part-time as a Nuclear Energy Educator at Limerick Energy Information Center. He is beginning his sixteenth

year teaching science subjects at Norristown Area High School. He has taught General Science, Earth and Space Science, Physics,

General Biology, and Human Anatomy and Physiology. Max received his BA in English Literature and Writing, his Special Education

certificate, and his Masters in Education from La Salle University. His Secondary Biology certificate was awarded by Ursinus College.
Max served as Recording Secretary and acting Vice President of the Greater Philadelphia Area Chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, the
international honors society for professional educators.

 

Michael Thomas

Michael Thomas is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of OneTravel.com, one of the leading Internet-based travel companies, based

in East Greenvile. Founding the company in 1995, Michael was one of the first to identify and pursue the opportunity in the online travel

business.  A born entrepreneur, Michael has lived and worked around the globe and is fluent in three languages.  His international savvy

and diverse experience in finance, management and sales has been key to successfully managing OneTravel.com’s rapid growth.  Micheal

lives in Spinnerstown with his family, about 2 miles from the proposed irradiator facility.

 

Steve Klein
Mr. Klein was raised in nearby Zionsville, and has lived in Spinnerstown for over 10 years.  Mr. Klein has extensive experience

launching and supporting various business ventures in capacities such as founder, marketing consultant and board member,

and is a noted pioneer in bringing marketers to the Internet.  Mr. Klein currently serves as CEO of a software company with offices

in New York and Silicon Valley CA. He sits on the boards of a number of companies, public and private. Steve began his career

--from 1981-1999--in the advertising industry, initially running media campaigns, later going on to manage major national brand

accounts.  Mr. Klein is a graduate of Columbia University with a BA in English.