"We, the law enforcement officers of the State of Illinois and the several political subdivisions thereof, as representatives and delegates of the subordinate Lodges, do hereby associate the several Lodges we represent and the members thereof for the following purposes...
My name is Darrin Bourret and I was recently elected to the position of State Trustee for District 1. I am currently assigned to the bicycle patrol unit in the central business district in downtown Chicago. I have also, for the past four years, represented my district as a unit rep. I reside on the southwest side of Chicago with my wife Kathleen and my two daughters, Lauren and Alyson. I am proud to be a member of the Fraternal Order of Police and I look forward to representing its members.
Bill retired after 25 years of service at Stateville Correctional Center as a lieutenant. At the time of his retirement in Oct. 2002, he was also a member of the tactical unit and S.E.R.T. team. Bill is also one of the charter members of IDOC Lodge #263.
Farrell is serving his second term as the District #4 Trustee. He is a sergeant with the Cook County Sheriff's Department
where he has served for 15 years. He resides in Oak Lawn with his wife, Rhonda, and their three children.
Lepczynski has been a member of the Oak Park Police Department and Oak Park F.O.P. Lodge #8 since 1988.
He is a sergeant assigned to the patrol division and currently serves as the immediate past president of Oak Park Lodge #8. Mike has a B.A. in Industrial Psychology and a B.A. in Criminal Justice from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Oak Park F.O.P. Lodge #8, P.O. Box 1054, Oak Park, IL 60304
Work Information: Oak Park Police Department, 123 Madison St., Oak Park, IL 60302, 708-386-3800
Casey Klingberg retired in May of 2007 form the Elk Grove Village Police Department after serving as a police
officer for over thirty-one years. He has also been an active Elk Grove FOP Lodge #35 member for over thirty-one years
and has held every office in his lodge including eight years as their Lodge President. Casey, who holds a Graduate Degree,
spent much of his life in law enforcement and has also taught criminal justice courses a the local community college.
In addition, Casy has written several published articles on topics in the law enforcement field on training and other
law enforcement issues.
As a sergeant he has been assigned as John is a 26-year veteran
of the Joliet Police Department, he was promoted to sergeant in 1998, as a patrol the departments training coordinator.
John also was assigned to the MANS drug unit for 4 years. officer John was a FTO and was assigned as a
Patrol Supervisor and 3 years in the Neighborhood oriented Policing team. The last 3 years John has been in charge of
the special services unit.
John has been a board member of Joliet Lodge 58 for the last 23 years and currently is 3rd vice president. John is currently president of Joliet Police Supervisors Association the FOP bargaining unit of the Joliet Police Supervisors, which includes the ranks of sergeant thru captain. John also for the last 8 years has served as secretary of the Joliet Police Pension Fund.
John spend 14 years as a board member of AFSCME local 807 Joliet Police union and than sat on the executive board when the Joliet Police patrol officers changed to FOP representation. John spent 8 years as District 11 Alternate before taking over as trustee last election.
Local lodge information: Joliet Lodge #58
Work contact information: Joliet Police Department, 150 West Jefferson Joliet, IL 60432
Phone: 815-724-3197
e-Mail: qwak178@aol.com
Shawn Roselieb began serving as an officer at the East Moline Police Department on July 1, 1992. He served as a K9 Officer and Detective before being promoted to Sergeant. Shawn has been an active member at his local Lodge #96, and he currently serves on the Executive Board of the IL FOP Labor Council.
Frank Slayback is a 15-year veteran of the McLean County
Sheriff's Department and a five-year veteran of Lake Bloomington Police. Currently serving his second tour
as President of Lodge #176. He has held the offices of Treasurer, Vice President, and Sergeant-At-Arms. He is a past
member of the Contract Negotiating Team. He is a past member of the State Lodge Conference Committee and County Studies
Committee. He is currently serving his third term on the Police Memorial Committee.
He has been President of the Heyworth Summer League Youth Baseball Program for the last seven years. He was instrumental in the construction of the new baseball/softball field complex in Heyworth. He is a member of the Blue Knights Motorcycle Club, where he served as President and Vice President. He lives in Heyworth, with his wife, Jackie and three children. Slayback enjoys hunting, fishing, golfing, baseball and spending time in the Ozarks.
Local Lodge Information: McLean County Deputies #176
Work Contact Information: McLean County Sheriff's Department, 104 W. Front, Bloomington, IL 61701
Phone: 309-888-5019
Mark Krampf has been an active FOP member for 27 years. Mark’s Law
Enforcement career started in 1982 when he joined the Village of Washington Park Police Department. In 1986 Mark left
the Village of Washington Police Department and went to work for the City Of Belleville Police Department. During his
career Mark has worked a variety of duties, Patrol Division, Traffic Division, Detective Division, Narcotics Division
and worked has a Field Training Officer. Mark is also a past member of The Greater St. Louis Area Major Case Squad.
Mark’s Law Enforcement career was ended when he sustained a duty related injury during the arrest of a suspect.
Mark retired from the Belleville Police Department in July of 2004.
Mark continues to serve as the FOP District 14 Trustee. He has been the District 14 Trustee for over 20 years. Mark was recently elected by his fellow Trustees as Chairman of the Trustees.
Vic is a detective with the Mt. Vernon Police Department
and has been employed there since 1997.
He has been an active member of the Jefferson County FOP Lodge #241 for approximately the same time. He currently serves as the lodge treasurer and has held the position of sergeant at arms.
Vic has a B.A. in Administration of Justice from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale.
Steve has been an officer with the University of Illinois Police Department in Urbana since 1987. He as served in the Investigation Division and METRO SWAT, and currently is assigned as a bomb tech in the EOC Unit and Patrol Division. Steve is also serving his third term as President of Illini Lodge 17.
Local Lodge: Illini 17
John has 18 years in law enforcement. He is currently a Police
Corporal and serves as SIU Lodge #193 President. John is currently serving his third term as State Lodge
District #17 Trustee. He has also served on various State Lodge committees. His prior experience, education and
training include: BS in Administration of Justice and Political Science.
Local Lodge: SIU Lodge #193, P.O. Box 1331, Carbondale, IL 62903 Phone: 618-453-3771
Work Information: Southern Illinois University Police, Washington Square, Building A, Carbondale, IL 62901
Phone: 618-453-2381
Terry is currently a Secretary of State Police Investigator. Terry has served at SOS for 25 years, prior to SOS he was with Mattoon P. D. Terry has degrees in both law enforcement and telecommunications management. Terry has served in an FOP office with Lodge 95 for about 23 years, currently as a two term President. With four terms as Labor Chairman and previous lodge offices as Secretary and Vice President he brings a wealth of local FOP experience to the State Lodge.
Terry is a published author in the field of Underwater Crime Scene processing. He has spoke at conferences across the United States and is current Chairman of the Illinois Water Rescue Association. Terry is also an elected Fire District Trustee at home. He resides in Effingham with a wife and two children.
With SOS Police Terry is a Training Officer one of only four in Illinois and he is certified to instructor over 40 different programs from a broad spectrum of classes. His desire to assist in the FOP has been longstanding and he looks for to working with the rest of the State Board members as well as serving his District Lodges effectively.