James started to work for United Parcel Service in 1990 where he served as a Steward for 12 years and a Chief Steward for 5.  He is a second generation Teamster.  Before being elected President in 2016, he was Vice-President of Local 667.

James says that "Teamster blue is in my blood" and with the passion and desire he has, he looks forward to leading Local 667 in a new direction.  Community involvement, aggressive organizing and professional structure are just a few of the goals he has set to achieve within in coming years.

James is also Business Agent for UPS/Feeders, Republic and Riviana.

In 1978 Ramon became a Teamster with Local 50 as a sanitation worker in E St Louis, IL.  He transferred to Local 600 in 1979 when he went to work for Yellow Transit.  Over the years, he served as an Alternate Steward and a Chief Steward.  In 1985 he transferred to Local 667, where he eventually served as Business Agent, Secretary-Treasurer, Organizer and all around 'trouble shooter' for the membership.  Ramon has served as a Business Agent for every carrier that is represented by Local 667 and every UPS facility, Small Pack, and UPS Freight.

Ramon served on the IBT Human Rights Commission for 5 years.

Ramon continues to fight for this membership and uphold and enforce our contracts.  He is currently on the National Contract Negotiating Committee for UPS Freight (now TForce Freight).

Ramon is also Business Agent for YRC Freight, USF Holland, ABF Freight-Tupelo, and UPS CSI.

Herman has been employed by UPS Freight (formerly Overnight Transportation) for over 22 years.  He was a key member in the organizing campaign.  He has served as an Alternate and as Chief Steward for 6 years.  Herman is very passionate about protecting members' interests, improving working conditions for all and organizing.

Herman was elected as Vice-President of Teamsters Local 667 in 2016. 

Herman is currently Business Agent for TForce Freight, Athens Distributing, Ajax Distribution, Crown Distribution, Pepsico and Steepleton.

Mark was elected Recording Secretary of Teamsters Local 667 in 2016.

Mark is a 30-year employee at UPS.  He has been a Union Steward for 20 of those years and Chief Steward for 9.  Caring about members has always been Mark's goal.

  Robert Fields
Robert is a proud Teamster and UPSer since 1991.   He has been Chief Steward at UPS and is currently working at Teamsters Local 667 as UPS Business Agent and Trustee, he believes in making things possible... and it begins with teamwork and accountability.  With Robert, everyone has a voice.  He is working to keep this Union solidified.  Robert says "with dedication and determination, we can and will be more than successful in growing our Union for prosperity." 

Robert is currently Business Agent for UPS Packaging and Prairie Farms.

Corey was a Business Agent at Teamsters Local 984 and moved to Local 667 along with all the 984 Membership.

Corey is currently Business Agent for Alsco, Buzzi/Memphis Ready Mix, First Student, Owens Corning, Trumball, and Wells Lamont.

Matt Brown is currently Business Agent for Forterra, Railcrew, Stabilit/Glasteel, Waste Management, and Jacobus. 

In addition to his duties as a Business Agent, he heads up our Organizing Dept and works with our Political Coordinator. 

Barry Brown comes to us from the Kroger Distribution Center where is was Chief Steward.

Barry is currently the Business Agent for ACTS, Avis, Coahoma, Gate Gourmet, Gold Strike, Hertz, Horseshoe, and of course... Kroger.

Anthony Mayfield started at Roadway Express 1995, where he was a Steward for 15 years and  Chief Steward for 6 years. 

He has been a proud member of Teamsters 667 since 1995 and looks forward to being a great Business Agent for my local and helping our members.   

Robert Thomas Seay was born and raised on a farm in rural Alabama, Lamar County.  In 1948 it was very difficult to make a living on the farm so Robert left the farm and went to De Funiak Springs, FL at the age of 15.  He got a job at a sawmill owned by Mr. Sam Bo Parker.  That was a real man's job.  Robert worked there for one year until they ran out of logs to process.

No one else would hire Robert in De Funiak Springs at his age, so he decided to head back home.  Robert had friends that lived in Mobile, AL and friends in Birmingham, AL, so he flipped a coin to see which way he should go back home.  Birmingham was the winner.  When he got to Birmingham he called his friend.  His friend picked him up and they went to lunch.  Over lunch Robert's friend said "we are going to find you a job".  Robert's friend took him to the local ACIPCO service station.  Robert got a job there at $19.00 a week.  That was muich less than the $32.00 a week he had been earning back at the sawmill, but Robert was just grateful to have a job.  After 5 short weeks they raised Robert's pay to $45.00 a week.  While working there, one of Robert's daily jobs was to service the trucks for D.O.X.  One day Robert asked the D.O.X. foreman if he had any positions available at D.O.X.  The foreman said he did, but that he couldn't hire Robert because it would be a conflict of interest.  Two or three months later, Robert's boss died.  The next day Robert went to turn in service tickets to the foreman.  Robert told the foreman about his boss's passing.  He said "are you still interested in a job?"  Robert said "yes sir".  So at the age of 17, Robert Seay became a Teamster.  He started as a dock worker for D.O.X. on the 4th day of April, 1950.

Robert worked for D.O.X. from April 1950 to November 1956 and was a member of Teamsters Local 612.

Alabama Metal from November 1956 to June 1958 - Non-Union in Rosedale, MS

Malone & Hyde in Memphis, TN from June 1958 to July 1959 - Member of Teamsters Local 984

Schwerman Trucking from July 1959 to June 1962 - Member of Teamsters Local 984

ET&WNC  from June 1962 to June 1982 - Member of Teamsters Local 667

Consolidated Freightways from June 1982 to March 1995 - Member of Teamsters Local 667

In 1964 under C.H. Augustine, Robert was appointed Chaplain of Teamsters Local 667.  Each administration since 1964 has reappointed Robert as Chaplain.

Approximately 30 years ago the local PAC was organized.  Robert has been actively involved with the PAC since it began and has served as Local 667's Political Coordinator for the last 3 years.

Sonja has been a member of Teamsters Local 667 since 1983.  She is a second generation Teamster - Her dad, Murray Foster, was a Teamster and worked for Red Ball Motor Freight from 1953 to 1978.

Sonja has worked for various carriers over her career in the trucking industry.  She started with Superior Forwarding, Inc. where she was one of the first female rate clerks in the city of Memphis.  After Superior sold out, she went to work for ANR Freight as a rate clerk, then  after they closed she went to work for Jones Truck Line to help clean up their OS&D problems.  After Jones closed, she worked casual for ABF Freight, Roadway Express and Yellow Feight.  Whoever called her first is where she went to work that day/night...  After an extended hiring freeze was lifted at Roadway, they put her on regular in 1994.  In 2004 she was picked as Roadway's #1 Employee of the Year and represented Memphis in their "I am Roadway" campaign.   Sonja retired from YRC in 2009.

After a brief retirement, Sonja came to work for Teamsters Local 667 in January of 2016 and now helps our members with Insurance and Pension.