The new UAW leadership team: Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Willaims, Vice President Jimmy Settles, Vice President Cindy Estrada, Vice President Joe Ashton, President Bob King, Vice President General Holiefield. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Kathy Boggan, senior vice president of the National March of Dimes, presents the group's Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hero Award to the International Executive Board, who accepted on behalf of the entire membership. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Puerto Rican delegates said thanks to retiring Region 9A Director Bob Madore in their own way. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

President Bob King and Vice President General Holiefield give 'thumbs up' to the celebration. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Region 1C Director Duane Zuckschwerdt receives his retirement plaque from the board. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Ron Gettelfinger poses with his family after receiving his retirement plaque. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Retired Region 2B Director Lloyd Mahaffey receives his retirement plaque from the IEB. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Region 9A Director Bob Madore receives his retirement plaque from the IEB. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Region 1 Director Joe Peters receives his retirement plaque from the IEB. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Newly elected President Bob King poses with delegates. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Retired Vice President Terry Thurman receives his retirement plaque from the IEB. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Newly elected President Bob King poses with delegates. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Vice President Cal Rapson receives his retirement plaque from the IEB. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Newly elected President Bob King poses with delegates. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Region 1D Director Don Oetman receives his retirement plaque from the IEB. Photo by Rebecca Cook.

Cindy Estrada accepts the nomination for vice president. Photo by Don Lehman, UAW Local 249.

Dennis Williams accepts the nomination to be UAW secretary-treasurer. Photo by Don Lehman, UAW Local 249.

Bob King and Dennis Williams acknowledge cheers from delegates after the election. Photo by Don Lehman, UAW Local 249.