Richard C Felice

Mr. Felice has given so much to the masonry industry it is quite difficult to keep track of it all and capture the full impact.

After starting in the industry as a laborer and advancing to journeyman bricklayer, Mr. Felice began his own company in 1959 with one truck and a mixer. Shortly thereafter in 1960, Mr. Felice incorporated Forrest & Associate, Inc. and joined the MCAA.


Over his distinguished career Mr. Felice helped establish the Masonry Institute of Iowa, successfully lobbied for several changes that have had significant positive impact for all masons, has served in several organizations’ committees such as ASTM, MACS, TMS, MSJC, and especially MCAA where he is still quite active as a past-President and board member.


Recognizing the need for a way for quality mason contractors to be able to distinguish themselves from their lesser competitors, Mr. Felice also played a role in creating and strengthening the MCAA’s certification program. Never one to pay lip service to anything, Forrest & Associate, Inc. became the first MCAA Certified Mason Contractor in the state of Iowa.


Through his years of dedication and service, Forrest & Associate, Inc. has developed a strong reputation for safety, quality, and innovation that is second to none.


Started in industry as a laborer and advanced to journeyman bricklayer. Began his own company in 1959 with one truck and a mixer. Incorporated Forrest & Associate, Inc. in 1960 and joined the MCAA. Helped establish the Masonry Institute of Iowa. Successfully lobbied for several changes that have had significant positive impact for all masons. Has served in several organizations including ASTM, MACS, TMS, MSJC, and MCAA. Is a past-President and board member of the MCAA. Played a role in creating the MCAA’s certification program. Became the first MCAA certified mason contractor in the state of Iowa. Has developed a strong reputation for safety, quality, and innovation.

Roles


MCAA Masonry Hall of Fame Alumni


Hall of Fame - 2012

Masonry Hall of Fame
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Forrest & Associate, Inc.


Hall of Fame - 1980- Current

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MCAA Membership Committee


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MCAA Board


Chairman - 1990-1991

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MCAA Masonry Hall-of-Famer Glenn W. Sipe Passes Away
September 2014

Glenn Sipe was inducted into the MCAA Masonry Hall of Fame in 2012

MCAA Key Accomplishments 2011-2012
August 2012

Membership dues are the largest source of funding that we have. These are just some of the key accomplishments supported by dues.

March 2012: For The Record
March 2012

Maybe it was that North Carolina drawl that pulled us in, or a propensity for engaging story telling. Whatever the case, Glenn Sipe had us all captivated during the Closing Banquet of the MCAA National Convention in January.

Honoring the legends
March 2012

Thank you, Mr. Sipe. Thank you, Mr. Brown. Thank you, Mr. Felice. And thank you, Mr. Painter. Thank you for all you've done for this noble profession.

Four inductees named to Masonry Hall of Fame
February 2012

On Thursday, January 26, 2012, the MCAA inducted four mason contractors into the inaugural Masonry Hall of Fame class at the MCAA Convention.

MCAA Nominating Committee Report
October 2007

On August 10, 2007, the MCAA Nominating Committee met to review and recommend candidates for MCAA office for the 2008-2010 term of office.

Masonry Magazine June 2006 Page. 9
June 2006

The Big Secret...

What Non-Stop learned when we were a large masonry contractor...

Non-Stop was born from the lessons we learned as a masonry contractor ourselves. We were as large as any and more profitable than most. But we never bec

Masonry Magazine June 2006 Page. 12
June 2006

Making the Grade Student
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6120 Union Chapel Road, Suite 100
Kansas City, Mo. 64152
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June 2006

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June 2006

LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE

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June 2006



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