I looked in Qresear.ch and couldn't find any mention of this but I feel it is very notable. Doug Yonko was Jim Hensley's nephew. The only thing I found on Qresear.ch was him visiting the White House in 2012.

Doug Yonko died suddenly and expectantly in September of 2020. Doug worked at Hensley Beverage Company for nearly 40 years and served on Hensley’s executive committee. Throughout his career, Doug was involved in various community and business organizations including the Phoenix Thunderbird Charities, Arizona Workforce and Innovation Council, Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority, Arizona Finance Authority, Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Arizona Chamber of Commerce, Arizona-Mexico Commission, Arizona Lodging & Tourism Association and Beer and Wine Distributors of Arizona.

New york times article 2008

Hensley workers also told a local columnist in 1989 that they had been pressured to donate to specific political committees and to canvass for Mr. McCain’s first Congressional race in 1982. The company denied it. But workers say Doug Yonko, an executive and nephew of Jim Hensley, still buttonholes colleagues for donations. Mr. Yonko said all gifts were voluntary.

https://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/23/us/politics/23mccain.html

https://insideeko.com/doug-yonko-death-dead-doug-yonko-obituary-passed-away/

statement from Doug Ducey

https://azgovernor.gov/governor/news/2020/09/governor-ducey-statement-passing-arizona-leader-doug-yonko

>>13570656

Lots of blue check marks talked about it on twitter.

https://twitter.com/search?q=doug%20yonko&src=typed_query

>>13570656 I couldn't find one mention of his passing from Cindy McCain.

>>13570656

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/azcentral/obituary.aspx?n=douglas-james-yonko&pid=196945713

After attending Arizona State University, Doug's professional career was almost exclusively spent at Hensley Beverage Company. He began his career in 1982 and worked in multiple capacities, ultimately serving as Senior Vice President of Communications and Governmental Affairs, and as a member of the company's Executive Committee. It was not just Hensley, however, who benefited from Doug's keen instincts and leadership skills. Doug chaired the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority, Beer and Wine Distributors of Arizona, Arizona Workforce and Innovation Council, Arizona Finance Authority and Arizona Lodging and Tourism Association. He also served on numerous additional boards including the Arizona-Mexico Commission, Phoenix Thunderbird Charities, and the National Beer Wholesalers Association. His influence in our community ranged far and wide. He was an advisor to many of our political and community leaders, and acted as a mentor to countless young leaders who would come to him for counsel as they assumed positions of responsibility

>>13570656

Doug's mother

Betty J. Yonko left this world in peace on March 4, 2021. Betty was 91 years young and a native Arizonian. Born in Tucson, Betty was the only child of Al and Beulah (Hensley) Irving.

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/azcentral/obituary.aspx?n=betty-j-yonko&pid=198093225