Tallahassee Elks Lodge #937 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

ANTLERS

DECEMBER 2017

MESSAGE FROM THE EXALTED RULER

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

FROM THE SECRETARY

It is with great pleasure to serve as the Secretary of the Lodge. I felt honored to be recommended by so many. I feel it's an opportunity that will definitely open up my social circle along with getting to meet you all at some time. I take my commitments very seriously and hope that you all are patient with me during this transition. Tom's a great mentor… I'm going to do my best to fill his "Secretarial" shoes to the best of my abilities because this Elk cares. If you have any questions for the secretary, feel free to contact me.

Sarah Smith, Secretary

IN MEMORIAM

PROPOSITIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS

First Tuesday Lodge Meeting 7:00 p.m.

First Thursday Elkett Meeting 6:00 p.m.

Second Monday Membership Committee 5:30 p.m.

Second Tuesday House Committee & BOD 6:30 p.m.

Third Tuesday Lodge Meeting w/ Initiation 7:00 p.m.

*Last Monday PER Meeting 6:00 p.m.

*PER Meeting will be December 18th this month

FFFRRRIIIDDDAAAYYY TTTHHHEEEMMMEEE NNNIIIGGGHHHTTT DINING ROOM VOLUNTEERS

First Friday Lou Langnehs & Tracey Austin

Second Friday Helen & Bryce Thornton Third Friday Tom Walden & Karla Jones Fourth Friday Carol Peck Fifth Friday Carol Peck

*

01 Carol K Dobson 20 Samuel H Lewis

02 Gary W Cates 20 Donald W Reeves Jr 10 Jerry Eldridge 22 Paul T Plazarin 13 Kenneth G Osburn 25 Janean Martin

17 James E Fell 25 Charles Wayne Turner Jr 19 Jayne M Todd 26 W A Barfield 20 Blake Heidelberg 28 Christopher Hunt

20 B E Black 31 Richard A Stafford *December 2017 Birthdays were not available. The above birthdays have been copied from 2016. New members left out, please send me a message and I will make a special birthday announcement for you next month.

TALLAHASSEE 937 ANTLERS PATRONS If you would like to be a patron and help offset the cost of the newsletter, it is only $20.00 for the entire lodge year. New Year starts each April. Please see Secretary for patron donations.

* New Patrons, paid for Lodge Year 2017-18

Ben and Regina Balding Carl and Dolly Ledig Stephanie Clapp Chuck and Mary Anna Mohr Sue Cowger Natalie Monteiro Tom and Joyce Dunaway Edith Perrella Judy R. Floyd Paul and Marilyn Tabanelli Larry and Pam Henley Bryce and Helen Thornton Charles and Annette Hurst Tom Walden Charles & Wynona Johnson Keith and Bonnie White Jan Johnston Larry and Shelia Wolfe Chuck Kingry Buzz and Lou Wright Cathy Lannon Walter Zontek

WISHING WELL DONATIONS

There is no report for October. Bingo players continue to be generous and often contribute a few dollars from their win from each game into the Well, helping to boost the collection that is gathered. The Well is emptied each week in the ballroom after Bingo to safeguard the funds and at the end of the month, a check is written to the Harry-Anna Trust Fund. Visit the following website for more information: http://www.floridaelks.org/florida-elks-trust-fund

The following were inadvertently left out of the thank yous for their participation in the Gretchen Everhart Fall Festival Chili Cook Off last month: Tracey Austin, Tracey O'Malley Moore, Margo Rosa and Tom Walden. Ron Brown

I wanted to take this opportunity to give thanks to Dorothy Brown and her untiring efforts to make our monthly newsletter fun and informative. Thanks so much. Karla Jones

Thanks to all burger cooks and volunteers who make our Monday burgers such a success. Love you guys. Karla Jones

From the Desk of the Club Manager:

A HUGE thank you to all of our Volunteer Bartenders! What would we do without YOU!!!

Thank you Carina-Beaudoin Tate TREMENDOUSLY for the yummies you make for our Thursday lunch buffet.

Many thanks to Karla Jones, Tom Walden, Don Dobson, and Pat Strawbridge for your continual assistance with Thursday lunches and tending to the Lions Club Lunch.

Thank you Dorothy Brown for always being willing to create such beautiful event flyers for our Lodge!

WELKOME NEW OFFICERS

Tom Walden, Leading Knight; Saundra Lambert, Lecturing Knight;

Sarah Smith, Secretary

ELKETT CORNER

Happy December Birthday

to these Elketts:

1 ........... Carol Dobson 8 ........... Yvonne Littrell

THE BIG NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Our Auction in November was a HUGE success. Thanks to all who brought items and/or bought items. We netted almost $1600.00 dollars – Not $160.00 — add a zero to make it $1600.00!

Elkett General Meeting,

Thursday Dec. 7, 6:00 p.m. Our meeting is on December 7 - regular time of 6:00. BUT---- this is the fun event where we do a Christmas Gift Exchange.

Bring a gift of valued at not more than $10.00 and get ready to have FUN!! Elkett Christmas Social Dec. 9 Our Annual Christmas Party will be held at the Lodge on December 9th starting at 6:00. Bring a dish to share - always a lot of fun. If you prefer to not bring a dish the cost for the meal is $10.00. The lodge will be providing the entrée. Upcoming Elkett Schedule: December 7 ................................... Elkett Meeting, 6 p.m. December 9 ................................ Elkett/Elk Social, 6 p.m. December 17 ........................ Eggnog Sweet Walk, 3 p.m. January 4 ....................................... Elkett Meeting, 6 p.m.

Looking forward to seeing all of you at all of our functions in December. Submitted by: Carina Beaudoin-Tate, Secretary

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1ST, 6-10 p.m.

Papa Woody “The Entertainer”

will be playing in the Lounge Friday, December 1st from 6-10 p.m. Come dance the night away and bring a few friends. MEMORIAL SERVICE, DECEMBER 3RD

TALLAHASSEE LODGE #937 OF THE B.P.O.E.

Cordially Invites You to Our Annual

EEELLLKKKSSS MMMEEEMMMOOORRRIIIAAALLL SSSEEERRRVVVIIICCCEEE

Sunday, December 3, 2017, at 3:00 p.m.

In the Lodge Room, 276 N. Magnolia Drive

TO REMEMBER, HONOR, and

PAY TRIBUTE TO OUR ABSENT MEMBERS

Refreshments will be served in the Lounge following the service

EGG NOG SOCIAL DEC 17TH

The PERs of the Lodge will be serving the Egg Nog at the Social on Sunday, December 17th from 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. in the Lounge.

There will be a “Sweet Walk” hosted by the Elketts and your favorite holiday music provided by Captain Bob. Come out and socialize with other Elks and Family members in this time honored tradition.

NEW YEAR’S EVE PAJAMA PARTY DEC 31st

Come on out for some fun at the Pajama New Year’s Eve Party in the lounge, 8:00 p.m. until midnight – NEW YEAR’S EVE!! Bring a friend, and snacks to share!

Music, Karaoke, Games, and of course

Prizes for:

Most Creative,

Cutest,

and

People’s Choice

PAJAMAS!

$3.00 donation being asked to help offset the cost of champagne.

ELKS HOOP SHOOT DEC 9TH

VOLUNTEERS! VOLUNTEERS! VOLUNTEERS!

The Tallahassee Elks 2018 Hoop Shoot is scheduled to begin promptly at 10 am on Saturday, December 9th at the Walker-Ford Community Center. We plan to be done by 1 pm!

I need a solid 18 committed volunteer officials to have a smooth operation!

I have a formal guide for volunteers and a map to the center. Also, if you know of 8 to 13-year olds who know how to shoot a free throw, get the word out to them before the 9th.

THE FREE THROW CONTEST IS FREE!

John Bozeman 850.212.3881

CHRISTMAS DINNER AND DANCE DEC 9th

Annual Elkett / Elk

Christmas

Dinner

and Dance

Saturday, December 9

6:00 p.m. Cash Bar & Social Time 7:00 p.m. Dinner; Music & Dancing

Music by DJ Bob Thorburn

The cost will be $10 per person OR

you may bring a covered dish, enough to feed 8-10 persons.

Appetizers, Main Entrées, Coffee and Tea will be provided.

There will be music for dancing and a cash bar available.

Bring your family and friends

to celebrate the holiday season!

STATE PRESIDENT’S VISIT Jan 12-13, 2018 North District Live Oak #1165

You are cordially invited to join the North District and Host Lodges in welcoming and honoring our State President Carl Gerace and his wife Cathy, along with Vice President at Large Frank Malatesta, Jr. and his wife Sally.

The Fairfield Inn & Suites located at 538 SW Corporate Drive Lake City, Fl. will be the official hotel for the weekend. The hotel rate for the weekend is $99.00 per night plus tax. Please call the hotel directly at 386-466-1014 for reservations and mention “Elks State President Visit 2018”.

The President’s party will be arriving at the hotel at approximately 4:00 PM on Friday, January 12, 2018. For those wishing to participate in the welcoming please arrive at the hotel by 3:30 PM. We encourage all members to join us.

The hospitality room with cocktails and snacks will open at 3:00 PM. We will depart at 5:30 PM for dinner at the Lake City Lodge located at 259 NE Hernando Ave. Friday’s dinner will be from the Lodge dinner menu. Dress for the evening will be casual. We will depart the Lake City lodge at approximately 8:45 PM and return to the hotel. The hospitality room will be open until 10:00 PM

Saturday morning a complimentary breakfast will be provided for hotel guests from 7:00 AM until 10:00 AM at the hotel. The President’s party will leave the hotel at 10:15 AM and travel to the Robert H. Jenkins, Jr. Veterans Domiciliary for a tour of the Veterans home and to meet our districts adopted Veterans. Lunch will be in the cafeteria with the Veterans at a cost of $2.50 per person. The Domiciliary is located at 751 SE Sycamore Terrace Lake City, Fl. Saturday evening activities will be at the Live Oak Lodge located at 415 East Howard St. The President’s party will leave the hotel at 5:25 PM. Cocktail hour (cash bar) will begin at 6:00 PM.

Dinner will be served at 7:00 PM. And will be an old fashioned Southern BBQ. The menu will consist of Smoked Chicken, Baked Beans, Pasta Salad, Dinner Rolls, Desert, Tea and Coffee. The tickets for the dinner are $12.00 per person. The attire for the evening will be business causal. Please complete the attached reservation forms for both Saturday events and return to me no later than December 15, 2017

RESERVATION FORM SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER

LIVE OAK ELKS LODGE # 1165 I/We will be attending the Presidential Visit Dinner January 13, 2018 and enclosed a check payable to John Dill, NDVP in the amount of: $________________for __________dinner tickets at $12.00 per person. Name: _________________________Spouse / Guest: _____________________ Title: ____________________________ Lodge: #___________ Home Address: ____________________________ Phone: ( ) ________ - ____________ Email:_______________________ Mail To: John Dill NDVP P. O. Box 74 McAlpin, FL 32062 Please RSVP No Later Than Friday December 15, 2017

RESERVATION FORM SATURDAY ACTIVITIES

ROBERT H. JENKINS, JR. VETERANS DOMICILIARY

I/We will be attending the Saturday morning activities and lunch at the Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Veterans Domiciliary on January 13, 2018. Please be prepared to pay cash at the domiciliary cafeteria. Cost will be $2.50 per person Name: _________________________ Total attendance: ______________________ Mail To: John Dill NDVP P. O. Box 74 McAlpin, FL 32062 Tel. 386-288-8352 E-mail: trkjky65@yahoo.com Please RSVP No Later Than Friday December 15, 2017

ELKS TRAINING COURSE Continued on: http://www.floridaelks.org/lodge-training-course (plus answers)

LETTER FROM VET This letter was written by a resident of the Lake City Domiciliary Home to let everyone know how much they appreciate Janet daSilva’s visits and fritters.

The Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Veterans’ Domiciliary Home in Lake City (Columbia County) opened to residents in 1990. The 150-bed Assisted Living Facility near the intersection of Interstates 10 and 75 provides a special combination of housing, personalized supportive services and incidental medical care to eligible veterans. Veterans must be able to feed and dress themselves and in need of assisted living care. Address: 751 SE Sycamore Terrace, Lake City, FL 32025. Call (386) 758-0600 for more information.

A MESSAGE FROM THE STATE SECRETARY Younger Members: Do We Really Need Them? Written by Carl Seibert Reprinted from the Florida Elks News, spring 2014 edition

Ask any member this question and my guess is that you will get a resounding “Yes!” but, the next thing you will most likely hear is, “but we really don’t know how to attract them and we’re not very successful at getting them.”

I was recently forwarded an article concerning the VFW entitled “Four Reasons Why the VFW is Losing its Battle for Members.” It was written by a 30-year old female Marine. The reasons given for the VFW’s failed attempt to recruit this new member are universal and apply to almost every fraternal/social organization in existence. I believe we can use this article as a teaching tool for our Order and help us answer that nagging question, “Just how are we to attract younger members to the Elks?”

The four reasons given in the article for why we are losing the battle were:

Lack of relevance The headache of bloated hierarchy An unwelcoming vibe Dated recruiting practices

Now when we say younger members, this term can refer to someone younger than ourselves or to the many ages in between. For our purposes, I believe we should consider younger members as those aged 33 to 49, or collectively as Gen X. Let’s take a look at the four reasons listed above from the perspective of a member of Generation X.

Lack of relevance

Gen Xers really do have time in their lives to engage with the world in meaningful ways, especially with brands engaged in social causes. Is there anyone who addresses social causes any better than the Elks of Florida? Are we communicating this effectively enough, though, to connect a membership in the Elks with our cause? Gen X does not want to just give money to our cause; they seek a connection to our cause. They want to go outdoors and be involved in meaningful, physical service to our causes. If we are to attract Gen X into the Elks prior to them turning 50 years old, we must provide opportunities for these members to interact directly with each other and those we serve. This not only needs to happen in our Lodge and community projects but also in our state major projects.

The headache of bloated hierarchy

Gen Xers value peer feedback and collaboration more than top-down guidance. We can no longer maintain lengthy internal approval processes if we are going to expect younger members to bring forth ideas and suggestions or assist us with our current ideas. Membership should be more about being empowered to achieve for the cause, not for the Lodge or one’s self. Members need to be supported, not controlled, and trained in the Elks way, not told. We must create an environment in our Lodges where ideas come from the membership up, not from the officers down. We need committees of empowered members, not committees of one. We must allow members to execute the plan and give them timely support, and we must not hold them back with lengthy meetings and unnecessary formalities. Give a Gen Xer a problem to solve and they will use collaboration and action to solve it.

An unwelcoming vibe

Picture the front entrance of your Lodge and how members and guests are greeted. Is the first greeting one gets in your Lodge from the bartender or some heavy at the door tasked with guarding, not welcoming? As a member of the Florida Elks since the age of 25, I could write a book on the reactions I have received over the years upon entering a Lodge and not looking the age of the “average” Elks member. We have done it as parents and grandparents; it is now time for us to do it as Elks. We must become more accepting of the younger generation and the way they dress, sound, act and look. I believe that this reason in itself might be the biggest challenge we will have to overcome if we are to be successful in recruiting younger members. We must open our minds and greet every newcomer with a smile and welcoming attitude. When we do this we just might be surprised at the value a younger member might bring.

Dated recruiting practices

What message do we send with our past due dues notices? Are dues really all we are after? Our members are our salespeople. When we treat them like a check, can we really expect them to promote our causes or our virtues? Every member we lose is one less member we have to perpetuate our existence. If we are to be successful in attracting Gen X to the Elks, we will have to do a better job of selling what we do, not what we say! Our marketing must extend not only to new members but to every one of our salespeople. To recruit younger members we will need to educate them about what we are doing (today), not what we have done. We need to show them how we are making lives better and how they can get involved.

Rising to the Challenge

To many a Gen Xer, their vision of the Elks is the favorite place of their fathers and grandfathers. They have fond memories of the Lodge and care about what happens to the organization that has done so much good for so many folks. They really don’t want it to fade into obscurity. We Elks are honorable people who offer amazing assistance to children, veterans, and those less fortunate than ourselves. Through our local Lodges and our service to our communities, our children’s therapy services, our youth camp, our army of hope and our scholarships, we demonstrate our care about others and we promote this ideal through our websites and social platforms, but this is not enough. This is not a “build it and they will come” proposition. If we are to be successful in our recruitment of younger members, we are going to have to get serious about it at every level of the organization. We must get out of the building and into the community. We need to trade poker night for a citywide cleanup day. We need to put down the beer and pick up a shovel. We must use social and traditional media to let our towns know about the good work we are doing. Change happens when righteous people demand it and back a righteous cause. We are righteous people and attaining younger members is a righteous cause. Ours is a need for change to the status quo. Our success will be dependent on our ability to not think of how younger members will fit into our Lodges as they exist today. Rather, we must focus our vision on how we can adapt our Lodges so that younger members will fit into our Lodges tomorrow.

NEED A CHRISTMAS GIFT?

A United States flag makes a great one and we’ve got them!

Our flags are 3’x5’, stitched nylon featuring embroidered stars and made right here in the good old USA. You will find them conveniently located in the lounge foyer. Flag sets are $35.00 and replacement flags $25.00. Just pay our friendly bartender. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

WINE TASTING NOVEMBER 19TH

L-R: Sheila Wolfe, Speaker; Jonathan Miller, Server; Christy Ervin, Speaker; Jane Floyd-Bullen, Guest

Thanks to all of the members who came out for the Wine and Tapas Sunday, November 9th. As Elks we hoped that you enjoyed the occasion as much as the volunteers did in serving you. We also hoped that it gave you a little taste of the wines we have.

Most of all we could do nothing as a fraternal order without the people who volunteer their time. Thank you so much Don and Carol Dobson, Adrienne Bellflower, Pam Armstrong, Jonathan Miller, Cathy Makela, Nancy Longman-Symons, Karla Jones, Anne Marie Hartsfield, (My grandson Julian Rigdon) and Christy Ervin a special thank you for your help and vision.

Submitted by Julia Jansen; Photos by Carol Dobson

MESSAGE FROM THE GRAND EXALTED RULER MALCOLM J. McPHERSON JR.

Embrace Charity And Compassion This Holiday Season

Embrace charity and compassion this holiday season Christmas is certainly a time to visit family, socialize with friends, cook delicious meals, and shop for the perfect gift, but we must also remember the true spirit of the holiday. As Dr. Seuss famously wrote in the story of the Grinch, “Maybe Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.”

For Elks, Christmas means a lot more. It’s the ideal time to put my theme of “Strengthening Elkdom Through Community Awareness” into practice and showcase the hope and charity that Elks have given throughout the past 150 years. There are many ways Lodges can give back to those who are alone or struggling this Christmas season, such as adopting a family in need of a warm meal or winter coat, donating gifts to children whose families can’t afford presents under the tree, or visiting with veterans who don’t have loved ones. Be sure to spread the word of your charitable efforts through your membership—I’m confident you’ll receive a positive response and many helping hands.

In addition, as you attend social events at your Lodges this holiday, remember to be kind and compassionate to one another. While the holidays are a fun and easygoing time for some, they can be difficult for others. It is our duty as Elks to extend the same help to each other as we do to our friends outside the Order. From our house to yours, Pat and I wish each of you a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy holiday season and New Year. We hope you all find a way to grow your hearts three sizes this Christmas.

See you in 2018!

HAPPY HOUR ENDING DECEMBER 1ST

December 2017

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Lounge Hours: Monday – Friday: 4:00 – 10:00 p.m. Saturday: 12:00 – 8:00 p.m. Sunday: Closed – Other than Special Events

Happy Hours:

Monday - Friday: 5 – 7 p.m. HAPPY HOURS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED

1

NO DINNER

Papa Woody “The Entertainer”

6-10 p.m.

2 Poinsettia Delivery

Meet at lodge

between 8:30 - 9 a.m. Coffee & Doughnuts

will be waiting!

3

Closed

Elks Memorial

Service 3 p.m.

4 BURGERS in Lounge $5.00

5:30 – 7:00 ($5.50 w Fries or

Onion Rings)

5

LODGE MEETING 7:00 p.m.

6 DD VISIT

LAKE CITY

BINGO 5 p.m. Cooks: Kingry Crew

7

Fried Chicken Lunch Buffet & Salad Bar

11–1

Pool Tournament

6 p.m.

8

NO DINNER

9

Hoop Shoot 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Elketts & Elk Christmas

Dinner/Party 6:00 p.m. Social 7:00 p.m. Dinner

10

Closed

11

BURGERS in Lounge $5.00

5:30 – 7:00 ($5.50 w Fries or

Onion Rings)

12

BOD begins when

HC Adjourns

13

BINGO 5 p.m. Cooks: McElroy

Crew

14

Fried Chicken Lunch Buffet & Salad Bar

11–1

Pool Tournament

6 p.m.

15

NO DINNER

Orientation 7:00 p.m.

16

Children's Christmas

Party 3 - 5 p.m.

Santa arrives at 4 p.m.

17

Closed

EGGNOG SOCIAL 3-7 p.m.

18

BURGERS in Lounge $5.00

5:30 – 7:00 ($5.50 w Fries or

Onion Rings)

19

LODGE MEETING

w/ INITIATION

7:00 p.m.

20 BINGO 5 p.m.

Cooks: Tully Crew

ANTLERS Article

DEADLINE NOON

21 Fried Chicken

Lunch Buffet & Salad Bar

11–1

Pool Tournament

6 p.m.

22

STEAK DINNER

FUNDRAISER FOR

RITUAL TEAM More info

coming via CHAT

23

24

Closed

25

26

27

BINGO 5 p.m. Cooks: Henley Crew

28

Fried Chicken Lunch Buffet & Salad Bar

11–1

Pool Tournament

6 p.m.

29

NO DINNER

30

31

Closed

New Year’s Eve Pajama Party

8 p.m.-midnight

The Antlers is a Monthly Publication

of Tallahassee Elks Lodge 937

276 NORTH MAGNOLIA DRIVE

TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301

VOLUME 19, NUMBER 12

Tallahassee Elks Lodge 937 Officers 2017-2018

Exalted Ruler John Bozeman 212-3881

Leading Knight Tom Walden 877-9110

Loyal Knight Jonathan Miller 345-5276

Lecturing Knight Saundra Lambert 850-559-8727

Esquire Vacant

Chaplain Ron Brown 224-6756

Inner Guard Danny McElroy 251-6336

Tiler Earl Irvin 728-4658

Secretary Sarah Smith 766-0643

Treasurer Christy Ervin 264-7331

Trustee (5-year) Samantha Heyn (863) 287-1372

Trustee (4-year) Dorothy Brown 212-3227

Trustee (3-year) Jeff Jansen 877-3639

Trustee (2-year) Tracey Austin 556-0297

Trustee (1-year) Julia Jansen 274-6694

Lodge Advisor Larry Henley, PSP, GLELectK 422-3507

Lodge Mediator Robert Greenberg 385-7095

Presiding Justice Sam Lewis 222-8107

North District VP John Dill (386) 288-8352

North District DDGER Julia Ferrell (850) 509-6440

State President Carl Gerace www.floridaelks.org

/ Lodge 937 Programs

Adopt-A-Road Tom Walden 877-9110 Antlers Newsletter Dorothy Brown 212-3227

Submit newsletter articles to: rubyslippers937@gmail.com

Bingo John Bozeman 212-3881

By-Laws Ron Brown 224-6756

Larry Henley 422-3507

Carl Ledig 212-7397

Children's Christmas Party Karla Jones, Carol Dobson, Julie Jansen, Joelle Peek

Gretchen Everhart Coord. Ron Brown 224-6756

Harry Anna Trust Fund Ron Brown 224-6756

Lounge Activities Christy Ervin 264-7331

Relief Committee John Bozeman 212-3881

Ritual Tracey Austin 556-0297

Scouting Ron Brown 224-6756

Visitation (Inter-Lodge) Ron Brown 224-6756

Volunteer Coordinator Carol Dobson 877-1652

Elkett President Sheila Wolfe 294-0228

Club Managers Cathy Makela 877-1652

Carol Dobson

RV Park Manager Jeff Jansen 877-3639

Dining Room 877-2723

FAX 878-6342

National Programs

Accident Prevention John Holgan 510-7166

Activities Committees

Drug Awareness John Bozeman 212-3881

Hoop Shoot John Bozeman 212-3881

Public Relations Tom Napier 508-7339

Community Activities John Bozeman 212-3881

Auditing & Accounting Margo Rosa 656-3858

Committee Larry Wolfe

Carol Peck 545-9633

Warner Garrison 528-8666

PER Association Tracey Austin 556-0297

Fraternal Committees John Bozeman 212-3881

Americanism Lou Langnehs 766-5741

Flag Day John Bozeman 212-3881

Orientation Jonathan Miller 345-5276

Investigation John Bozeman Jeff Jansen

Jonathan Miller

Membership Jonathan Miller 345-5276

Memorial Day Lou Langnehs 766-5741

Lodge Activities John Bozeman 212-3881

Elks Memorial Day Carol Dobson 228-3263

Elks National Foundation Carl Ledig 212-7397

ENF Scholarships Jan Thorburn 878-5757

National Veterans Service Fred Ingley 510-8134