Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
1
Kentucky-Tennessee
Good to Great
Directory and Guidebook 2018-2019
KT
2
Russ Williamson
Kentucky- Tennessee District of Kiwanis
2018-2019
Goals
Net increase in membership plus a minimum of two new clubs.
Continue support of SLP’s by chartering ten additional SLP’s
80 % of clubs participate in Club Leadership Training (CLE)
100% of clubs complete club bylaws
3
District Officers
Immediate Past Governor
James “Dale” Hawkins 1179 South Lucas Road Lucas, KY 42156 270- 404-5694 [email protected] Kiwanis Club of Caverna
Governor Russell “Russ” Williamson 532 Manis Rd Rogersville TN 37857-7065 423-754-4981 [email protected] Kiwanis Club of Rogersville
Governor- Elect Kendra Skidmore [email protected] 246 Wilson Avenue Cynthiana, KY 41031 740- 357-5720-h Kiwanis of Cynthiana
Vice Governor David Coulter [email protected] 2540 Big River Overlook Drive Sevierville, TN 37876 865- 446-4539-H 865- 202-9383-C Kiwanis Club of Sevierville
District Secretary-Treasurer Fran Marion 1730 Yorktown Road Lexington, KY 40504 859-494-1730 [email protected] Kiwanis Club of (The) Bluegrass
Lexington, KY
4
District Officers
Division 1
Bob Brinkmann
[email protected] (931) 728-0652-h (931) 581-2990-c (text-yes) 141 Dogwood Dr Manchester, TN 37355-7331 Kiwanis of Manchester Member Since 1988
Division 2
Gracie Porter
[email protected] (615) 227-1376-h (615) 594-2447 -c (text-yes) 808 Russell St Nashville TN 37206 Kiwanis of Madison Member Since 2013
Division 3
Tom Carter
[email protected] 423-503-7599
2474 Triangle Farm Rd Chattanooga,TN 37421 Kiwanis of East Brainerd, Chattanooga Member Since 1984
Division 4
Robert (Bob) Bland
[email protected] 865-408-2563-h 865-360-3009-c 303 Seminole Shores Loudon, TN 37774 Kiwanis of Tellico Village Member Since 2010
Division 5
B. Claire Crouch
[email protected] (423) 487-3399-h (Landline answering machine)
423-237-1129-c (text-yes) 120 Big Tree Rd Cosby, TN 37722-2832 Kiwanis of Newport Member Since 2011
Division 6
Heather Barrineau
[email protected] (606) 215-0822-c 406 Christian Street Corbin, KY 40701 Kiwanis of Corbin Member Since 2011
Division 7
Frank Roberts (Arlene) [email protected] 423-288-2097-h 423-737-3200-c (text-no) 159 Columbine Rd Kingsport, TN 37660 Kiwanis of Kingsport Member Since 2006
Division 8
Donna Ratliff
[email protected] 606-205-7610 PO Box 584 Pikeville KY 41502 Coal Run Kiwanis Member Since 2003
Division 9
Thom Schoolmaster
[email protected] (859) 749-5984-c 108 S Burns Ave Winchester, KY 40391 Kiwanis of Winchester Member Since 2016
Division 10
Anette Eades
[email protected] (502) 316-1563 (text-yes) preferred
122 Cherry Creek Lane Georgetown,KY 40324 Kiwanis of Scott County, Georgetown Member Since 2002
5
District Officers
Division 11
Bob Morgan
[email protected]. 931-698-5252-c 931-698-6401-h 112 W. Hardin Drive Columbia, TN 38401 Kiwanis of Columbia Member Since 1974
Division 13
Trille Bottom
[email protected] (859) 516-3137 –c 3511 White Rd Perryville, KY 40468 Kiwanis of Danville
Division 14
David Fernandez
[email protected] (270) 886-3793 310 Jonaquin Circle Hopkinsville KY 42240 Kiwanis of Hopkinsville Member Since 2010
Division 15
Jeff Walker
270-217-3640-c (text-yes)
60 Lakeview Dr Suite 1
Paducah KY 42001
Kiwanis of Lone Oak
Member Since 2001
Division 16
Joyce Boggs
[email protected] (606) 571-6340 835 Carter Ave Ashland, KY 41101-7417 Kiwanis of Ashland Member Since 2014
Division 17
Tim Thomas
[email protected] (270) 836-2281-c 624 N Hopewell St Madisonville, KY 42431 Kiwanis of Madisonville Member Since 1997
*No candidate for division 12 or 18
Division 12
Division 18
6
KY-TN Kiwanis International Officers
Past International President 1975-1976
Ted R. Osborn
Lexington, Kentucky
Past International President 2000-2001
Alex “Bo” Shafer
Knoxville, Tennessee
Past International Vice President 1983-1984
Henry L. Myers
Louisville, Kentucky
Past International Foundation Officer C. Edward Callis
Lebanon, Tennessee
Foundation President: 2006-07
Foundation Treasurer: 2004-05
Foundation Trustee: 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04
Past International Foundation Officer John Mayfield
Cheatham County, TN
Kiwanis International Foundation
Treasurer 2015-16
Kiwanis International Foundation
President 2017-2018
Kiwanis International officers
President Florencio C. "Poly" Lat
Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Trustee Paul Inge Paulsen
Divide, Colorado, USA UTE Pass/Woodland Park
Kiwanis Club
Area Director
Rhonda Vrell
7
Division 1
Franklin County, TN #15749 Charter 9/27-1999
Highland Rim, Tullahoma, TN #9891 Charter 3/27/1980
Manchester, TN #7745 Charter 4/07/1975
McMinnville, TN #K18707 Charter 10/15/2014
Murfreesboro, TN #416 Charter 2/23/1921
Tullahoma, TN #5771 Charter 8/06/1963
Division 2
Gallatin, TN #K18752 Charter 1/7/2015
Lebanon, TN #2667 Charter 1/09/1946
Madison, TN #5107 Charter 04/16/1959
Mt. Juliet, TN #18413 Charter 04/25/2013
Putnam County, Cookeville, TN #5069 Charter 12/29/1958
Division 3
Chattanooga, TN #0021 Charter 03/09/1918
Cleveland, TN #0281 Charter 07/16/1920
Copperhill, TN #0629 Charter 11/25/1921
East Brainerd, Chattanooga, TN #2746 Charter 06/04/1946
East Ridge, TN #3734 Charter 11/01/1951
Ft. Oglethorpe, GA #4228 Charter 06/29/1954
Hixson, TN #2935 Charter 04/16/1947
Ocoee, TN K18944 Charter 09/13/2016
Ooltewah-Collegedale, TN #8109 Charter 09/16/1975
Rossville, GA #3512 Charter 07/17/1950
Club Listing
8
Division 4
Athens, TN #292 Charter 08/11/1920
Madisonville, TN #5994 Charter 01/30/1922
Oak Ridge, TN #2687 Charter 03/04/1946
Roane County, TN #2388 Charter 06/26/1940
Spring City, TN #2028 Charter 02/27/1935
Sweetwater, TN #295 Charter 08/25/1920
Tellico Plains, TN #K02441 Charter 03/14/1941
Tellico Village, Loudon, TN #15626 Charter 03/16/1999
Three Rivers, Kingston, TN # 18816 Charter 06/10/2015
Division 5
Alcoa, TN #4236 Charter 07/08/1954
Farragut, TN #16323 Charter 09/26/2001
Foothills, Townsend, TN #16349 Charter 10/03/2001
Jefferson County, TN #5088 Charter 03/12/1959
Knoxville, TN #61 Charter 04/05/1919
Maryville, TN #190 Charter 12/29/1919
Morristown, TN #199 Charter 01/23/1920
Newport, TN #299 Charter 09/07/1920
Northside, Knoxville, TN #3336 Charter 06/15/1949
Norwood, Knoxville, TN #5413 Charter 05/12/1961
Sevierville, TN #16031 Charter 09/28/2000
Club Listing
9
Division 6
Corbin, KY #601 Charter 10/21/1921
Laurel County, London, KY #7717 Charter0 3/03/1975
Middlesboro, KY #419 Charter 02/25/1921
Pineville, KY #485 Charter 05/03/1921
Rockcastle County, KY #13072 Charter 04/19/1990
Wilderness Road, Harrogate, TN #12094 Charter 09/10/1987
Williamsburg, KY #10355 Charter 06/04/1981
Division 7
Greeneville, TN #4916 Charter 02/10/1928
Johnson City, TN #208 Charter 02/18/1920
Jonesborough, TN #1373 Charter 04/21/1925
Kingsport, TN #1159 Charter 01/08/1924
Rogersville, TN #2955 Charter 05/22/1947
Division 8
Coal Run, Pikeville, KY #K19016 Charter 4/18/2016
Hazard, KY #2216 Charter 04/02/1938
Jackson, KY #1034 Charter 06/30/1938
Jenkins, KY #2265 Charter 01/05/1939
Pikeville, KY #1078 Charter 07/27/1923
Division 7
Big Stone Gap, VA #943 Charter 01/25/1923
Bristol, TN #203 Charter 12/12/1920
Cosmopolitan Kingsport, TN #5690 Charter 12/03/1962
East Hawkins County, Church Hill, TN
#9518 Charter 03/22/1979
Elizabethton, TN #1739 Charter 03/02/1928
Erwin, TN #386 Charter 01/20/1921
Club Listing
10
Division 9
Beattyville, KY #962 Charter 02/15/1923
Berea, KY #835 Charter 08/23/1922
Fleming County, Flemingsburg, KY #3353 Charter 07/11/1949
Irvine-Ravenna, Irvine, KY #746 Charter 04/19/1922
Jackson County, McKee, KY #2236 Charter 06/30/1938
Mt. Sterling, KY #3281 Charter 03/24/1949
Powell County, Stanton, KY #14042 Charter 09/17/1992
Richmond, KY #2675 Charter 01/31/1946
Winchester, KY #320 Charter 10/12/1920
Division 10
East Frankfort, KY #3397 Charter 10/10/1949
Frankfort, KY #2066 Charter 10/08/1935
Gardenside, Lexington, KY #6501 Charter 04/30/1969
Georgetown, KY #2239 Charter 08/19/1938
Jessamine County, KY #19662 Charter 08/19/2018
Lawrenceburg, KY #K19007 Charter 5/19/2016
Lexington, KY #194 Charter 01/08/1920
Northern KY Young Professionals #K19143 Charter 10/24/2016
Paris, KY #2780 Charter 08/08/1946
Scott County, Georgetown, KY #10701 Charter 05/25/1982
Versailles, KY #2925 Charter 04/01/1947
Williamstown, KY #5708 Charter 12/31/1962
Club Listing
Division 10
Blue Grass, Lexington, KY #4280 Charter 9/21/1954
Boone County, Florence, KY #18912 Charter 8/18/2015
Campbell County, KY #19133 Chartered 10/5/2016
Covington-Kenton County,
Ft. Mitchell, KY #1719 Charter 01/13/1928
Cynthiana, KY #5036 Charter 10/23/1958
11
Division 11
Bedford County, TN #2999 (Formally Shelbyville, TN)
Charter 04/12/1946
Columbia, TN #225 Charter 03/30/1920
Fayetteville, TN #4843 Charter 09/05/1957
Giles County, Pulaski, TN #16870 Charter 09/17/2003
Lawrenceburg, TN #4057 Charter 10/06/1953
Lewisburg, TN #12658 Charter 04/06/1989
Spring Hill & Thompson’s Station, TN
# 17487 Charter 12/19/2006
Division 12
Bardstown, KY #2647 Charter 10/09/1945
Bullitt County, KY K#19448 Charter 02/01/2018
Dixie, Louisville, KY #4314 Charter 10/28/1954
Hardin County, KY # K19047 Charter June 21, 2016
Louisville, KY #68 Charter 11/01/1916
Oldham County, KY #19439 Charter 02/18/2018
Shelbyville, KY #2715 Charter 04/12/1946
Division 13
Campbellsville, KY #5159 Charter 09/15/1959
Danville, KY #1646 Charter 03/01/1927
Harrodsburg, KY #12128 Charter 09/29/1987
Lebanon, KY #2566 Charter 11/13/1944
Monticello, KY #2251 Charter 10/14/1938
Somerset, KY #1683 Charter 07/01/1927
Division 14
Bowling Green, KY #1072 Charter 07/27/1923
Caverna, Horse Cave, KY #19446
Charter 03/27/2018
Cheatham County, TN #17544 Charter 06/06/2007
Clarksville, TN #251 Charter 05/18/1920
Dover, TN #3025 Charter 09/29/1947
Franklin-Simpson, KY #17435 Charter 09/28/2006
Glasgow, KY #6254 Charter 05/31/1967
Hilldale, Clarksville, TN #6353 Charter 02/08/1968
Hopkinsville, KY #635 Charter 02/06/1921
Russellville-Logan, KY #5354 Charter 02/17/1961
Springfield, TN #687 Charter 02/10/1922
Club Listing
12
Division 15
Benton, KY #4163 Charter 03/26/1954
Mayfield, KY #2334 Charter 11/14/1939
Murray, KY #5416 Charter 05/16/1961
Paducah, KY #2268 Charter 01/20/1939
Princeton, KY #1331 Charter 01/23/1925
South Paducah, KY #4118 Charter 12/17/1953
Division 16
Ashland, KY #245 Charter 05/12/1920
Ashland Breakfast, KY #7634 Charter 11/12/1974
Carter County, KY #K19355 Charter Date 10/ 20/ 2017
East Greenup County, KY #7045 Charter 09/07/1972
Greater Martin County, KY #14499 Charter 07/12/1994
Paintsville, KY #1319 Charter 12/19/1924
Rowan County, KY #19182 Charter 03/15/2017
Salyersville, KY #2150 Charter 03/22/1937
West Liberty, KY #2228 Charter 05/10/1938
Division 17
Madisonville, KY #671 Charter 02/24/1922
Owensboro, KY #2343 Charter 12/21/1939
Sturgis, KY #780 Charter 05/19/1922
Division 18
Franklin, TN #K18465 Charter 09/24/2013
Nashville, TN #78 Charter 02/28/1917
Nashville South, TN #4800 Charter 05/22/1957
West Nashville, TN #4455 Charter 05/31/1955
Club Listing
13
Kentucky- Tennessee District Events
Lieutenant Governor Training
April 12-13, 2019* *Two Day Event
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park
Mid-Year Conference
February 15-16, 2019
Alcoa, TN
District Convention
August 23-25, 2019
Bowling Green, KY
14
1983-84
Chas G. Williamson, Jr.
641 Lakeshore Drive
Lexington, KY 40502
859-269-2319-home
1986-87
S. Clark Gannon (Elsie)
1515 Veranda Circle
Murfreesboro, TN 37130
1988-89
Alex A. “Bo” Shafer (Jane)
7000 Pembrook Shire Lane
Knoxville, TN 37909
865-584-1844-home
865-207-0761-cell
International President
2000-2001
1989-90
John W. Gorrell (Jenny)
5770 Stewart Road
Lexington. KY 40516
859-293-5265-home
859-293-0708-fax
1990-91*
Jerome M. Allen (Carolyn)
2152 Longreen Road
Kingsport, TN 37660
423-246-3263-home
Past Governor Contact Information
1991-92*
Worley R. Yost, Jr. (Jerri)
2010 Rodeo Drive
Bryant, Arkansas 72022
1992-93
C. Edward Callis (Brenda)
P O Box 218
Lebanon, TN 37088
615-444-6031-work
615-444-8708-home
International Foundation
President: 2006-07
1993-94
Joe Gibson (Paula)
113 Sir Barton Drive
Danville, KY 40422
859-583-9125-cell
859-236-2463-home
1994-95
Charles E. Ridenour (Kathy)
P O Box 444
Sweetwater, TN 37874
423-337-6123-work
423-337-6124-fax
*No longer a member of Kiwanis
15
1998-99
Terrell E. Horne, Sr. (Connie)
111 Claremont Road
Oak Ridge, TN 37830
865-482-5651-home
1999-2000
Burnis Patrick (Barbara)
PO Box 494
Salyersville, KY 41465
606-349-1379-cell
2000-2001
Jo Ann Sircy
670 Baypoint
Gallatin, TN 37066
615-206-9335-home
2001-2002
Kenneth T. Clawson (Bobbie)
150 Adams Lane
Richmond, KY 40475
859-623-6337-home
2002-2003
Asa O. Bishop, Jr. (Skippy)
7601 Harrisburg Court
Knoxville, TN 37909
865-693-0703-home
Past Governor Contact Information
2003-04
B. Wayne Sullivan
531 Boonesboro Avenue
Lexington, KY 40508
859-619-8130-cell
2004-2005
C.D. Reese (Joanne)
4122 Sam cooper Lane
Knoxville, TN 37918
865-851-9893-home
423-623-6161-work
423-623-2964-fax
2005-2006
Mark Garman (Michelle)
14109 Beckley Trace
Louisville, KY 40245
502-263-2321-cell
2006-2007
Alcide L. Porell (Yvonne)
152 Inagehi Way
Loudon, TN 37774
865-458-8643-home
2007-2008
David Y. Olinger, Jr. (Betty)
307 Brown Street
Berea, KY 40403
859-986-8716-home
16
2008-2009
James H. Westmoreland (Harriet)
3922 Westmoreland Court
Algood, TN 38506
931-537-3935-home
931-261-9657-cell
2009-2010
Glen Kleine (Joan)
107 Frankie Drive
Richmond, KY 40475
859-623-3041-home
859-248-5905-cell
2010-2011
James T. Mann (Dottie)
1846 Madison Street
Clarksville, TN 37043
931-624-4834
2011-2012
Donald E. “Don” Ritter (Janet)
4014 Bluestem Ln
Louisville, KY 40218
270-779-6341
2012-2013
Robert “Bob” Brinkmann
141 Dogwood Drive
Manchester, TN 37355
931-728-0652-home
931-581-2990-cell
Past Governor Contact Information
2013-2014
Roger Blair (Carolyn)
1917 Blairmore Road
Lexington, KY 40502
859-269-4832-home
859-619-3271-Cell
2014-2015
Paul “PR” Cook (Myra)
134 Valley Breeze Trail
Rossville, GA 30741
423-802-4085
2015-2016
Chuck Fletcher
PO Box 492
Frankfort, KY 40602
502-803-1967
2016-2017
Leigh Chagnon (Linda)
424 Nichols Drive
Knoxville, TN 37918
865-360-7676
2017-2018
James “Dale” Hawkins (Sonya)
1179 Lucas Road
Lucas, KY 42156
270-404-5694
17
Past Governor’s Wives Contact Information
Joline Osborn 13 Greenspring Circle Huntington WV 25705 304-736-0800
Birth date-April 22 Bettye Young 2700A Parkwood Avenue #4 Chattanooga TN 37404
Birth date- May 4 Bobbie Fant 5261 Boynton Dr. Ringgold GA 30736 706-866-7261 [email protected]
Birth date- July 2 Ruth Snyder 119 Evergreen Path Georgetown KY 40324 502-863-4773 frsnyder2001@yahoo,.com
Birth date- September 30 Nancy Resler 4306 Kinney’s School Rd. Cedar Hill, TN 37032 [email protected]
Birth date- August 15 Elsie Gannon 1515 Veronda Circle Murfreesboro TN 37130 615-893-7517
Birth date- December 31
Jane Shafer 7000 Pemmbrooke Shire Lane Knoxville, TN 37909 865-357-0121 [email protected] Birth date July 19 Jenny Gorrell 5770 Stewart Rd. Lexington KY 40516 859-293-5265 [email protected]
Birth date- December 22 Brenda Callis 1729 Summer Place Dr. Lebanon TN 37087 615-444-8708 [email protected]
Birth date- April 21 Paula Gibson 3500 Harrodsburg Road Danville, KY 40422 859-236-2463 [email protected] Birth date September 27 Kathy Ridenour 510 Broad Street Sweetwater, TN 37874 423-337-6123 [email protected]
Birth date Aug 26 Shirley Bowers 1001 Colllins Lane Frankfort, KY 40601 502-223-0100 [email protected] Birth date February 10
18
Past Governor’s Wives Contact Information
Doris Smith 1519 Woodluck Avenue Louisville, KY 40205 502-458-4559 Birth date- March 03 Connie Horne 111 Claremont Road Oak Ridge, TN 37830 865-482-5651 [email protected] Birth date- August 13 Barbara Patrick P.O. Box 494 Salyersville, KY 41465 606-349-1379 [email protected] Birth date- June 29 Bobbie Clawson 150 Adams Lane Richmond, KY 40475 859-623-6337 [email protected] Birth date- January 15 Skippy Bishop 7601 Harrisburg Court Knoxville, TN 37909 865-693-0703 [email protected] Birth date- November 29 Joanne Reese 4122 Sam Cooper Lane Knoxville, TN 37918 865-851-9893 [email protected] Birth date- April 08 Michelle Garman 14109 Beckley Trace Louisville, KY 40245 502-245-6341 [email protected] Birth date- June 26 Yvonne Porell 152 Inagehi Way Loudon, TN 37774 865-458-8643 [email protected] Birth date- June 21
Betty Olinger 307 Brown Street Berea, KY 40403 859-986-8716 [email protected] Birth date- May 20 Harriet Westmoreland 3922 Westmoreland Court Algood, TN 38506 931-537-3935 [email protected] Birth date- February 03 Joan Kleine 107 Frankie Drive Richmond, KY 40475 859-582-9530 Joan [email protected] Birth date-February 22 Dottie Mann 1846 Madison Street Clarksville, TN 37043 931-647-8339 [email protected] Birth date- October 08 Carolyn Blair 1917 Blairmore Road Lexington, KY 40502 859-269-4832 [email protected]
Birth date- February 19 Myra Cook 134 Valley Breeze Trail Rossville, GA 30741 423-208-6917 [email protected]
Birth date- June 13 Linda Chagnon 424 Nichols Drive Knoxville, TN 37918 865-548-7505 [email protected]
Birth date- June 19
Sonya Hawkins 1179 Lucas Road Lucas, KY 42156 [email protected] 270- 404-5694 Birth date-July 31
19
Name Email Phone
Governor Russ Williamson [email protected] 423-754-4981
Governor-Elect Kendra Skidmore [email protected] 740- 357-5720
Vice Governor David Coulter [email protected] 865-202-9383
Immed. Past Dale Hawkins [email protected] 270-404-5694
District Convention
Dist. Sec.-Treas. Fran Marion [email protected] 859-494-1730
District Office [email protected] 859-721-5685
Governor Russ Williamson [email protected] 423-754-4981
Governor- Elect Kendra Skidmore [email protected] 740- 357-5720
Vice Governor David Coulter [email protected] 865-202-9383
Immediate
Past Gov. Dale Hawkins [email protected] 270-404-5694
District Publications/ Contests
Chair Leigh Chagnon [email protected] 865-360-7676
District Youth Protection
Chair Myra Finney [email protected] 859-200-6091
KT NOTES
Don Ritter [email protected] 270-779-6341
Finance
Chair PR Cook [email protected] 423-802-4085
Immediate
Past Gov. Dale Hawkins [email protected] 270-404-5694
Governor Russ Williamson [email protected] 423-754-4981
Governor-Elect Kendra Skidmore [email protected] 740- 357-5720
Vice Governor David Coulter [email protected] 865-202-9383
Lt. Governor B. Claire Crouch [email protected] 423-237-1129
Dist. Sec-Treas. Fran Marion [email protected] 859-494-1730
Past Governor Bob Brinkmann [email protected] 931-581-2990
Risk Mgmt. Charles Ridenour [email protected] 423-337-6123
District Committees
20
Human & Spiritual Values
Chair Fred Troutman [email protected] 502-695-2586
Leadership Development
Coordinator Mark Garman [email protected] 502-262-2321
Instructor David Coulter [email protected] 865-202-9383
Instructor Bob Ergenbright [email protected] 865-984-8747
Instructor Jim Mann [email protected] 931-624-4834
Instructor Fran Marion [email protected] 859-494-1730
Instructor Don Ritter [email protected] 270-779-6341
Instructor Chuck Fletcher [email protected] 502-803-1967
Instructor Edye Bryant [email protected] 859- 576-1683
Interclub
John McMillan [email protected] 865- 389-3923
On To International Convention
Dale Hawkins [email protected] 270-404-5694
Partnership Coordinator
Lisa Williamson [email protected] (423) 367-8000
Past District Governors
Leigh Chagnon [email protected] 865-360-7676
Political Action Committee (PAC)
Chair Charles Ridenour [email protected] 423-337-6123
Governor Russ Williamson [email protected] 423-754-4981
Governor-elect Kendra Skidmore [email protected] 740- 357-5720
Vice Governor David Coulter [email protected] 865-202-9383
Immed. Past Gov Dale Hawkins [email protected] 270-404-5694
Past Governor Leigh Chagnon [email protected] 865-360-7676
Dist. Sec.-Treas. Fran Marion [email protected] 859-494-1730
Past Governor Mark Garman [email protected] 502- 262-2321
Past Governor Al Porell [email protected] 865- 659-3257
Past Governor Bob Brinkmann [email protected] 931-581-2990
21
Public Relations Coordinator
Chair Letha Catron [email protected] 270-484-1555
Resolutions, Bylaws, & Regulations
David Olinger [email protected] 859-986-8716
Risk Manager
Charles Ridenour [email protected] 423-337-6123
Sponsored Youth & Service Leadership Programs
Aktion Club David Coulter [email protected] 865-202-9383
Builders Club Audrey Jones [email protected] 423-237-4279
Circle K Sue Fleschner [email protected] 270- 793-9514
Key Club Steve Phillips [email protected] 423-508-4885
K-Kids Edye Bryant [email protected] 859-576-1683
Key Leader Jim Mann [email protected] 931-624-4834
Membership
Chair Russ Williamson [email protected] 423-754-4981
Webmaster
Dwight Watt [email protected] 478- 494-3095
22
23
KT District Foundation
To improve the quality of human experiences and committed to meet the needs
of hearing impaired children
of the aged
of the disadvantaged
and all young children and youth
I/WE WILL DONATE AND/OR PLEDGE
QUARTERLY MONTHLY SEMI-ANNUALLY ANNUALLY ONE TIME GIFT
Enclosed is my check for:
($1 - 99) CONTRIBUTOR ($100-499) CENTURY CLUB ($500-999) BENEFACTOR ($1000 +)
In Recognition Of Ted R. Osborn,
Past Kiwanis International President, 1975-76
In Recognition Of Bo Shafer, Past Kiwanis International
President, 2000-01
NAME _______________________________________________________________ (PLEASE PRINT)
ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________
CITY_______________________________________STATE_____ZIP_____________
PHONE___________________________________________________BUS/HOME
If Paying By Credit/Debit Card:
CARD # _______________________________________________EXP__________
SIGNATURE__________________________________________________________ K-T District Foundation is a non-profit 501 c (3) organization and all donations are tax deductible
A NON-PROFIT PUBLIC FOUNDATION TO ASSIST
THE KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE DISTRICT OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL
COUNT ME IN TO BE A FOUNDATION SUPPORTER
FOR A ONE TIME GIFT OF $1000, OR PAYABLE OVER 10 YEARS MAXIMUM, BECOME AN
OSBORN FELLOW
SHAFER FELLOW “BO’S BUCCANEERS”
24
KT District Foundation The Kentucky-Tennessee District Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. was founded in March of 1982 as a not-for-profit, non-political, state recognized corporation. The founders agreed that Kiwanians, Kiwanis Clubs, and others should have the availability of an organization to which tax-deductible charitable contributions could be made for the benefit of the purposes in which Kiwanians believe. The Foundation’s Kentucky Certificate of Incorporation states that: “The purposes for which the corporation is to be formed are scientific, educational, and charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501c3 of the IRS code 1954 and in this connection, promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school and community, to raise the standards of home life, to instill and inculcate the objects of Kiwanis International.” The founders then listed the six objectives of Kiwanis International as the guidelines for the operation of the new Foundation. The foundation continues on the course set by the founders. The fund, which started with an initial funding of $700.00 now manages assets of nearly one half million dollars. The Foundation hopes to see the fund increase to more than one million dollars in the next decade. Please use the donor/supporter page provided for your donation.
Services Provided: The Foundation offers up to fifteen $1,000 Scholarships to deserving high school and college students. Recipients must be either the child or grandchild of a member in good standing of a Kiwanis Club in the K-T District.
The Foundation also provides scholarships to Key Club and Circle K students as determined by the District Administrators of these sponsored youth organizations. The Foundation awards one matching scholarship each to a Key Club member and a Circle K member; matching funds are provided by the Kiwanis International Foundation. Information concerning these scholarships can be received by contacting the respective Sponsored Youth Administrators.
Matching funds for club projects dealing with hearing impaired young children are also available from the District Foundation. This is a new program which began with the inception of Bo’s Buccaneers.
Member Participation:
All members of the K-T Kiwanis District are members of the District Foundation. The only source of funding for the Foundation is through the generosity of the K-T Kiwanis members, Kiwanis clubs, and other interested persons/corporations.
Each year the Foundation makes an appeal to all Kiwanis Clubs to consider a club gift to the foundation. Gifts ranging from $2.00 per member to more than $10.00 per member are common. With 100% participation by the clubs in the K-T District the Foundation would be able to award up to five matching scholarships each to Key Club members and Circle K members. This appeal is made in the spring and summer so as to culminate at the annual district convention in late summer. The Foundation is the recipient of memorial gifts from clubs and individuals in recognition of the service to Kiwanis of deceased members. The memorial tributes are welcomed by the Foundation and acknowledgments will be provided to families when appropriate.
The Ted Osborn Fellowship has been created to honor Past Kiwanis International President Ted Osborn. Contributions to the Foundation’s endowment in amounts of $1,000 or more entitle the donor to membership.
25
KT District Foundation
An attractive wall plaque, a medallion depicting the likeness of the honoree with a brightly colored neck-ribbon, and a distinctive Kiwanis lapel pin are presented to members of K-T Kiwanis District Foundation the Osborn Fellowship. All donors’ names will be included in an album which will be displayed at district meetings. The Bo Shafer Fellowship - Bo’s Buccaneers has been created to honor Past International President Bo Shafer. Contributions in amounts of $1,000 or more entitle the donor to membership, a medallion depicting the likeness of the honoree with a brightly colored neck-ribbon and a very distinctive lapel pin. All donors’ names will be included in an album which will be displayed at district meetings. Kiwanians are encouraged to include the Foundation in their charitable giving each year. Specific opportunities are offered to members at the K-T Kiwanis District Convention. Contributors of $100.00 or more receive a distinctive ribbon to be attached to their convention name badge. In addition, proceeds from the sale of Kiwanis merchandise, arts and crafts, and auction items benefit the Foundation.
A FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE
Announcement of Kentucky-Tennessee Kiwanis District Foundation Scholarships The KY-TN Kiwanis Foundation can award fifteen $1,000 scholarships throughout the District. The scholarships will not be awarded by Division. REQUIREMENTS
1. Each applicant must be a child or grandchild of an active member of a Kiwanis Club in the K- T District.
2. An applicant must be currently enrolled as an undergraduate in an accredited institution of higher learning or must be a high school senior with plans to attend such an institution in the fall immediately following graduation.
3. Each applicant must submit along with the application a letter (not to exceed two typewritten pages) addressed to the Selection Committee no later than January 31, 2019. The applicant must tell the committee something about him/herself such as extracurricular activities, community service, employment history, etc. The letter must be signed.
4. Recipients of scholarships will not be eligible a second year.
All applicants will be notified of the results of the selection process by letter. The successful applicants selected will be required to submit the following postmarked no later than July 1, 2019: A letter from the higher education institution indicating that the applicant is currently in good standing or has been accepted for the fall term immediately following high school graduation, the student identification number being used at the institution, and name and address of the Financial Aid Office of the institution.
KT District Foundation Scholarship
Kentucky- Tennessee District
The K – T District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin,
religion, sex, or disability. Please copy this requirement sheet and the application form.
Distribute to children or grandchildren who are interested in applying for a scholarship.
26
Application
KIWANIS SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORM
Kentucky – Tennessee Kiwanis District Foundation
Applicant’s Name Address Phone No: Email: Name of Kiwanis Parent or Grandparent Name of Kiwanis Club Division Number Name and address of local newspaper High School Applicant Currently Attends Classification: Check one High School Senior College Freshmen Sophomore Junior Name of Institution that you are planning to attend
Signature of Applicant Signature of Kiwanis Club President
This application along with the letter described in item 3 in the requirements must be Postmarked no later than January 31, 2019. Submit to:
Kentucky – Tennessee District Foundation P.O. Box 4327
Lexington, KY 40544 Email: [email protected]
Phone :( 859) 721-5685
27
2018-19 Kiwanis International Distinguished Service (K.I.D.S.) Awards
DISTRICT RECOGNITION Net gain in membership and achievement of the new club opening goal (as set and agreed to by the president and district governor).
DIVISION RECOGNITION (must have at least 5 clubs in good standing) Open at least 1 new club in the division; OR achieve a net increase in membership for at least two thirds of the existing clubs.
CLUB RECOGNITION (must complete 3 of 4 criteria below)
Membership and Education – Net increase in membership; OR sponsorship of a new Kiwanis club.
Community Impact – Completion of a signature project; AND sponsorship of at least 1 Service Leadership Program club.
Our Kiwanis Image – Participation of president and secretary in Club Leadership Education training.
Financial Viability – Per-member donation to the Kiwanis Children’s Fund (defined by either US$10 per member).
MEMBER RECOGNITION
Membership and Education – Presented to the member who best exemplifies excellence in growing the club, including encouragement of members to invite new people and work toward building a stronger membership.
Community Impact – Presented to the member who best exemplifies excellence in service to the community through the Kiwanis club’s signature and other projects and programs, and/or the club’s sponsored Service Leadership Programs.
Our Kiwanis Image – Presented to the member who best exemplifies excellence in promoting Kiwanis in the community, strengthening the Kiwanis brand and/or making Kiwanis known as the organization that most supports children.
Financial Viability – Presented to the member who best exemplifies excellence in supporting Kiwanis fundraising, leading by example as an individual donor and/or demonstrating strong
stewardship of and for the club’s financial resources.
28
Service Leadership Programs
Circle K International (CKI) is the premier collegiate and
university community service, leadership development, and
friendship organization in the world.
Circle K clubs are organized and sponsored by a Kiwanis club
on a college or university campus. CKI is a self-governing
organization and elects its own officers, conducts its own
meetings, and determines its own service activities.
CKI blends community service and leadership training with the
opportunity to meet other college students around the world.
To start a club contact: Sue [email protected]
Key Club International is the oldest and largest service
program for high school students. It is a student-led organization
that teaches leadership through service to others. Members of
the Kiwanis International family, Key Club members build
themselves as they build their schools and communities.
To start a club contact: Steve [email protected]
If you want to make a difference in your life and community, check out Aktion Club. More than
9,000 adults with disabilities around the world are involved in this Kiwanis-family program,
developing leadership skills while working with others to help those in need.
Aktion Club empowers members to be themselves, work together with friends and implement
plans through action. As an extension of Kiwanis International, Aktion Club shares the
mission serving children around the world. Through Aktion Club, members become leaders in
their community.
To start a club contact: David Coulter- [email protected]
29
Service Leadership Programs
If you want to make a difference in your life and community,
check out Builders Club. As students maneuver this “in-between-stage” of life, Builders Club empowers them to be themselves, work together with peers and implement plans through action. As an extension of Kiwanis International, Builders Club shares the mission of building leaders to help children around the world. Through Builders Club, students become leaders at school, in their community and in the world. Sound like something you want to be a part of?
To start a club contact: Audrey Jones [email protected]
K-Kids is a service organization for elementary students sponsored by Kiwanis
International, and a local Kiwanis club, composed of leading business and professional
people of the community.
K-Kids is a "student-led" community-service organization ideally suited for students in
grades 1 through 6 (ages 6 to 12).
To start a K-Kids club contact: Edye Bryant- [email protected]
KY-TN Kiwanis District Office P.O. Box 4327
Email: [email protected] www.ktkiwanian.org
859-721-5685 District Secretary-Treasurer Fran Marion Administrative Secretary Vivian Heaton Submit News To:[email protected]
Kiwanis International 3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, Indiana 46268 www.kiwanis.org 1-800-549-2647 1-800-Kiwanis
30
Please read carefully as there have been changes!
2018-2019 Inter-Club Awards and Guidelines
Period Covered: October 1, 2018 through September 30, 2019.
(For additional information go to the KY-TN website and click on Inter-Club)
The purpose of the Inter-Club is to promote interaction between clubs to enhance fellowship and service. To
encourage Inter-Clubbing, and to recognize clubs actively participating, the following awards will be presented
during the 2020 Mid-year conference.
HARPER GATTON AWARD – Awarded to the club with the highest number of Inter-Club visits in each of the
three membership categories (19 or less, 20 – 39 and 40 or more). A minimum of twenty-five (25) Inter-Clubs
are needed to qualify. Awards will be presented to the first, second, and third place winners. No form is required
as winners will be determined by the monthly report from club secretaries.
KY-TN DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S INTER-CLUB EXCELLENCE AWARD – (Form required see page 32)
Awarded to all clubs meeting the following criteria: Complete 18 Inter-Clubs. Inter-Club with every club in the
home Division. Inter-Club with at least one Service Leadership Program (Aktion Club, Builder’s Club, K-Kids,
Key Club, Circle K). Participation by at least 25% of active* club members. Present a program to the host club
as part of an Inter-Club. Inter-Club outside of your division (may include Inter-Club at KY-TN Mid-Year
Conference, KY-TN District Convention or the Kiwanis International Convention).
To receive the KY-TN District Governor’s Inter-Club Excellence Award, the club president and Inter-Club
chairman must complete the Certification Form documenting the above criteria, and mail to:
KY-TN District Office, PO Box 4327 Lexington, KY 40544. The Certification Form must be postmarked by
October 31, 2019. Inter-Club Guidelines
An official Inter-Club occurs when a minimum of two (2) members from clubs with membership of 19 or less, or
a minimum of three (3) members from clubs with 20 – 39 members, or a minimum of four (4) members from
clubs with 40 or more members, visits another club for a scheduled meeting or other event. If less than the
minimum number of club members is present for an Inter-Club or double Inter-Club, current KY-TN Governor,
KY-TN Governor Elect, KY-TN Vice Governor, KY-TN Secretary/Treasurer, KY-TN Lt. Governor, past KY-TN
Governor, International Officers or Trustee, if present, can be counted. Only one substitute for a club member
may be used at any event, but may not be used should only one club member attend an Inter-Club.
The period covered for the awards is October 1, 2018, through September 30, 2019. Please note that the number
of members required is based on membership totals as of October 10, 2018, per Kiwanis International. Every
KY-TN Kiwanis club is eligible for these awards and is entered with the timely submittal of online monthly club
reports. Reports are due by the 10th of the following month. The Inter-Clubs are to be noted in the Inter-Club
section of the monthly reports.
Extra Inter-Club credit will be provided for:
(Only one extra credit can used per Inter-Club for a maximum of two credits)
An Inter-Club over 50 miles one way from the home club counts as a maximum of two; An Inter-Club of double
the required minimum members or more counts a maximum of two; Special designated district occasions: Inter-
Club at Division Governor’s Visit, Mid-Year Conference, District Convention and International Convention count
as a maximum of two.
*Active Member referrers to when dues are being paid. For clarification, these guidelines consider all references
to members as meaning Active Members.
31
District Contests 2018-2019 INTERCLUB EXCELLENCE CERTIFICATION FORM
Entry Deadline October 31, 2019
1. Did you interclub with every club in your home division? Yes __________ No ___________ If Yes, when _____________________________________ 2. Did you interclub with a Service Leadership Program (Aktion, Circle K, Key, Builders, or K-Kids Club)? Yes __________ No ___________ If Yes, when _____________________________________ 3. Did you present one program to a host club as part of an inter-club? Yes __________ No ___________ If Yes, when _____________________________________ 4. Did you have 25% of your active club members participate in at least one interclub? Yes __________ No ___________If Yes, # of members_______________________________ 5. Did you make at least one inter-club outside of your home division? Yes __________ No ___________ If Yes, when & where_____________________________ We certify that Kiwanis Club in Division No. has met the Governor’s Inter-Club Excellence Award Criteria for the Administrative year 2018-2019. Signed:_____________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ ____________________________________ President Interclub Chairman Mail to: PO Box 4327 Lexington, KY 40544
Club Miles Div. Members Attending
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
32
District Contests
2018-2019 Club Administrative Excellence Award
(October 1, 2018 thru June 30, 2019)
This award is for all clubs in good standing and is announced each year by the District
Secretary/Treasurer at the District Convention.
A special banner and date patch is awarded for the first year and updated annually with date
patch for the winning year.
EVERY report listed below MUST be filed on Kiwanis One in order for the club to receive credit for that
particular part of the requirement. The 2018-2019 ANNUAL CLUB REPORT is automatically completed if
your club files all twelve months of reports on Kiwanis One.
For 2018-2019 the following requirements MUST BE MET BY THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES:
1. Every OFFICIAL MONTHLY REPORT from October 2018 through June 2019 must be submitted on
line NO LATER THAN the 10th OF FOLLOWING MONTH. Example: October Monthly Report must
be submitted by November 10th.
2. 2018-2019 CLUB ELECTION REPORT must be submitted on line NO LATER THAN JUNE 1, 2019. Such
report of club election MUST contain at least the correct name, mailing address, phone number
and e-mail address of the 2018-2019 club president and 2018-2019 club secretary.
3. ALL DISTRICT DUES PAID ON TIME within sixty (60) days after receiving invoice.
4. SECRETARY OF STATE annual report must be filed with the Secretary of State (Kentucky or
Tennessee).
Prompt filing of the online report and following the instructions are required to earn this award.
The 2018-2019 Club Administrative Excellence Awards will be made at the 2019 District Convention.
All of the above requirements are very important for our District!!!!
Let’s get 100% of our clubs reporting online.
Please note there are no exceptions to the above rules.
33
District Contests
MEMORY BOOK CONTEST 2018 – 2019 (Date of Contest: October 1, 2018 through August, 2019)
Rules governing the (both digital and hard bound formats) 2018-2019 K-T District Memory Book Contest:
Digital memory books will be accepted (CD’S) using power point format. Follow the same criteria as the hard bound memory books in tabbing each category.
The purpose of this contest seeks to encourage all Kiwanis Clubs to keep a Memory Book to preserve a permanent record of club activities. First and Second Place patch will be awarded in each of the following groups of clubs for both formats. (Clubs 39 or less / Clubs 40 or more) Membership will be based on Kiwanis international figures as of Oct 10, 2018 for both formats.
The following criteria must be included:
A. Official Club Name, City and State, Kiwanis District and Division, List of Officers and Directors B. Summary of your clubs activities in pictures with captions. C. Pictures of Kiwanians working in club service projects along with a narrative about each project. D. Pictures of Kiwanians working in club fund raising projects along with a narrative about the project. E. Newspaper clippings, newspaper pictures and other publicity of club activities
F. Pictures and narratives of Kiwanis involvement with K-Kids, Builders, Key and Circle K Clubs G. Pictures and narratives of assisting new club building this includes SLP programs H. Pictures and narratives of club rebuilding efforts this includes SLP programs I. Pictures and narrative of all convention and conferences attended (International if possible, District Convention Mid-Year Conference and Division Council Meetings) Please tab Memory book in alphabetical manor as listed above for easier judging.
NO MATERIAL SHALL BE USED PRIOR TO THE PREVIOUS DISTRICT CONVENTION Judging of the best overall memory book must have all the above criteria. Judging will be based on the following point system: Maximum Points
A. Club information contents 5
B Local initiative in pictures with captions 15 C All service projects 15 D Fund Raising projects 15 E. Newspaper clippings and photographs 10 F. Kiwanis involvement with sponsored youth 15 G Kiwanis involvement with new club building 5 H Kiwanis involvement with club rebuilding efforts 10 I Convention attendance and activity 10
(International, District Conventions, Mid-Winter
Conference & Division Council Meetings)
Entries shall be brought to the room being used as the District Office and placed on the table designated for memory
books at the 2019 District Convention by 9:00 PM Friday. Awards for memory books will be made at the 2019 Kentucky-
Tennessee District Convention.
34
District Contests Newsletter CONTEST-
Date of Contest: October 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019
Each KY-TN Kiwanis club is encouraged to send a club newsletter to their members as a source of Kiwanis
communication.
To be considered in the judging, a club needs to send its newsletters to the District Office and the District Chair
preferably monthly or at least quarterly by mail or email (pdf files only). First and second place winners will be awarded.
Newsletters will be prejudged for criteria qualification by the committee, and the top four newsletters will then be on display at
convention. The winner will be determined by popular vote of registered attendees to the convention.
Is it so designed that it can carry out its three most important functions?
1. Maintain member morale and enthusiasm 2. Encourage meeting attendance 3. Inform the membership fully on club activities and projects.
Prejudging criteria:
Is the bulletin regularly issued?
Is it easy to read, attractive and interesting?
Does it contain items of Club, Division, District and International interest?
Does it have a good format? Who What Where When
Does it recognize club achievement?
Does it use current Kiwanis branding? (Logo, color, and font)
Does it use photos effectively?
Please mail or email to the following:
Leigh Chagnon 424 Nichols Drive Knoxville, TN 37918 Email: [email protected] KT District Office PO Box 4327 Lexington, KY 40544 Mark envelope Newsletter Contest [email protected]
35
District Contests
BROCHURE CONTEST -
Brochure must be mailed by July 15, 2019
Each Kiwanis Club in the Kentucky-Tennessee District is encouraged to produce a club brochure. A high-quality club
brochure is invaluable member recruitment and public relations tool and every club is highly encouraged to have one.
The K-T District will sponsor a club brochure contest for the 2018-2019 Kiwanis year. First and Second place winners will
get awards. Brochures will be prejudged for criteria qualification by the committee and the top four brochures will then be on
display at convention and winner will be determined by popular vote of registered attendees to the convention.
The following criteria must be included to qualify for judging:
• Include club name, the time and place of the meetings, and a brief club history.
• List your projects and describe how your community benefits from Kiwanis. Stress that your club is international in scope.
• Describe how Kiwanis benefits members.
• Provide the name of a contact person with appropriate contact information.
• Use the approved Kiwanis logos for club, district, and international. (Logo, color, and font)
• Clarity-provide who, what, where, and when.
• Make sure your brochure is easy to read and appealing enough to catch attention.
For contest purposes, mail a copy of your club brochure by July 15, 2019 no later to be eligible to win.
Mail To the following judges
Leigh Chagnon 424 Nichols Rd. Knoxville, TN 37918
KY-TN District Office Mark envelope “Brochure Contest”. PO Box 4327 Lexington, KY 40544
36
37
Circle K 2018-2019 District Board
Governor Emily Fox
Secretary and Treasurer Danielle Huey-Haas [email protected]
Sue Fleschner CKI District Administrator [email protected] 270- 793-9514
Kentucky- Tennessee District Office
Mailing Address: PO Box 4327 Lexington, Kentucky 40544
Physical Address: 333 Waller Avenue Lexington, KY 40504
859-721-5685
