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I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :
Meet Your Officers 2-3
Committee Reports 4
Region Reports 4
Membership Notices 5
Local News 6-7
State Conference Award Winners & Photos
8-10
Local Presidents 12
Leadership Team Roster
13-14
Calendar Of Events 15
Volume 86, Issue 1
July 2014
Sisters,
This is our year to SPARKLE SPARKLE!!! It was
GREAT to see many of you at State Conference this
year! We missed those of you that could not make it.
Conference helps us to grow closer to one another
and get our enthusiasm for BPW roaring. We need
you each to not only support each other on a local
level, but in our Regional and State levels in a positive
way. Remember we are an organization of Women
HELPING Women!!
I want to say I am honored to be serving as your
2014-2015 KFBPW President. As I said in my
installation remarks, I hope we can really make a push
this year to grow. We want growth in not only
numbers, but in the closeness of your clubs members. If we can make the connection with
one another strong, that will show others our love and enthusiasm for BPW. The love I
have for my BPW sisters is great. I plan to work very hard this year to make you proud of
your President. We want to grow while keeping with many of the traditions that our Past
Presidents have laid out for us. Let me know if you have any questions, needs, or even
gripes that I may be able to help with or just be a listening ear to. This is your organization
and we need your input. We want a Stronger – Larger organization by June 2015!
Please put on your calendars our Interim Board meeting this year at Barren River State
Park on October 24 - 25, 2014. We are planning a very educational meeting to help us
learn more about what we do and why, including officer and committee chair training.
Also we will have a health fair going, so plan to come and learn some of the latest health
tips for women. If you have not attended a State meeting before or have just got out of
the habit…. I want to encourage you to come. You will be surprised at how much closer it
will make you feel to your fellow sisters. Interim Board is NOT just for board members. It
is for ALL to attend as is State Conference. To achieve our goals we need everyone to be a
part of the activities and let’s work together. If you have not been actively involved in BPW
I want to challenge each of you to make that step! If you are active I want to say THANK
YOU!! All of you come be a part of our time to SPARKLE!!!
Tammy Cundiff 2014-15 KFBPW President
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Tammy Cundiff
KFBPW President I look forward to visiting with as many of
you as I can this year. Here is a little
background on me: I have been a member of
Somerset BPW since 2008 and quickly became
very passionate about BPW. I have served my
local club as first President Elect in 2009-2010,
and then as President in 2010-2012 and 2013-
2014, South Central Region Director 2013-
2014, State vice president, president elect, and
now President. (Can you tell I LOVE BPW??) I spent most of
my life in Louisville, KY until moving to Somerset at the
beginning of 2008 to open my own State Farm Insurance office. I
have been doing insurance now for 21 years. I have been married
for 25 years to Woody and together we have two lovely girls,
Staci and Michelle. Staci is 23 and this year gave us a darling
granddaughter (future BPW member) Aurora. Michelle is 20 and
works for UPS in Louisville . Staci and Michelle both are living
back there in Louisville together in the house they grew up in. We
have a dog and two cats. My other community involvements
include choir member at church, President of church women’s
group, Rotary club member, and local chamber member. I am
honored to serve as your President. Please feel free to contact me
anytime. I will do all I possibly can for each of you and your
clubs. Thank you all for your hard work and support for KFBPW!
Sharon Taylor-Carrillo
KFBPW President-Elect I joined BPW Hendersonville, TN in 1987.
I served as the Hendersonville President for 6
different terms, Greater Nashville BPW 3
terms and have served in all the offices and on
all the committees. I served TN as District IV
Director, Region II Director, State Treasurer,
Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary
and President Elect. In 2007-08 I served as
BPW TN State President. In KY I have served
as Franklin BPW President as well as other
offices and I’m currently serving as Administrative Assistant and
Newsletter Editor. On the state level in KY I’ve served as
Membership Committee Chair, Recording Secretary, Vice
President and currently serving as President-Elect.
My full time job is currently the Operations Manager at the
African American Heritage Center, Inc. I am also very active in
the Franklin Community with Church, Girl Scouts, Kiwanis, and
serving on several Boards.
I married Miguel Carrillo in 2009. I have one daughter,
LaVonni Taylor and 4 step children: Flor, Ruth, Amanda, and
Martha. One granddaughter “Lyrae” Taylor and, 5 step
grandchildren: Mark Anthony, Fernando, Melanie, Caesar, &
Victoria.
Thank you for electing me to serve as President Elect, and I
look forward to serving as your 2015-16 KFBPW President. If I
can be of any assistance to you please contact me at
Tammy Owen
KFBPW Vice President I am so excited to have been elected as
your new Vice-President. I have been a
member of BPW since 2007. I have served as
President for the Paducah River City club, and
Assistant Director and Director for the West
Region. I am currently serving on the BPW
KY Foundation Board of Trustees, and serve
as the Foundation Scholarship Chair.
I live in Marion, KY with my husband of
25 years, Brett and son Aaron. Aaron will be attending
Transylvania University in the fall and play on the Pioneer Golf
Team. My daughter, Mariah, lives in Paducah with her husband,
and my grandson, Carter. She is a nurse in the NICU at Baptist
Health Systems. I am the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs/
Director of Nursing for Henderson Community College. I am also
a Mary Kay Beauty Consultant, and just recently opened
Signature Boutique in Marion. My other community involvement
includes serving on the Crittenden Health Systems Governing
Board and a member of the Cardinal American Red Cross board in
Henderson. My hobbies include spending time with my family,
watching my son and husband play golf, and playing Words with
Friends.
I am excited and look forward to serving on your Executive
Committee and work with the Regional Directors/Assistant
Directors. Please feel free to contact me any time!!
Diane Croney-Turner KFBPW Treasurer
Diane is a 2010 graduate of Trevecca
Nazarene University with a BA in
Management and Human Relations. She is
also a graduate of the following leadership
classes: 1990-1991 Charter Class Pennyrile
Minority Leadership Focus 2000 (Focus 21st
Century); 1992 Leadership Hopkinsville/
Christian County; 1993 Leadership Kentucky.
She is Finance Director for Pennyrile Allied
Community Services, Inc. where she has worked for 39 years.
Presently serves on the following boards: Pennyroyal Area
Museum as Treasurer; Hopkinsville / Christian County Crime
Stoppers as Treasurer; Christian Co. Revolving Loan Fund
Committee; BB&T Hopkinsville Advisory Board; Focus 21st
Century as Treasurer. She is an active 20 year member of
Hopkinsville BPW where she serves as Treasurer. She is also
serving as KFBPW West Region Treasurer and was KFBPW State
President in 2009-2010.
As a member of Virginia Street Baptist Church, Diane is the
Church Clerk, Director of the Children’s Choir, a member of the
Ladies Bible Class, Mass Choir and Virginians and one of three
teachers of the HY Quest Sunday School Class.
Diane lives in Hopkinsville with her husband Charles.
Ginny White-Schatzke KFBPW Recording Secretary
I am proud to serve as your Recording
Secretary, again this year. Serving as the
KFBPW Recording Secretary in 2013-2014
was enjoyable and rewarding, and I would like
to thank everyone for their support.
Other 2014 – 2015 BPW responsibilities
include serving as the North Central Region
Assistant Director, Springfield BPW, Inc.
President, and various committees.
I reside in Springfield, KY with my husband of 15 years,
Gary. We are both retired from Kraft Foods and enjoy golfing,
traveling and spending time with family.
Please let me know if I can help anyone. My email is
Kim Pierce KFBPW Co-Executive Assistant
I have been a member of the Somerset
BPW for the last 3 years. I have worked for
State Farm for 4 1/2 years now. Before
insurance took over my life, I had 14 years in
banking and real estate. Other than BPW, the
civic organizations I give my time to include
Alzheimer’s TN, Inc., and I have recently
joined the American Red Cross. I was also a
troop leader for the Girl Scouts-Wilderness
Road Council as well as a troop recruiter.
I am originally from East Tennessee. I have strong ORANGE
roots! I travel back home often! I now reside in Nancy, Kentucky
with my 2 sweet “babies”: a daughter, Kaylee, 14 years and a son,
Cole, 11 years. I have no hobbies. My kids leave no time for
anything else, and that’s fine with me!
Kathy Beasecker KFBPW Co-Executive Assistant
Originally from Kentucky, Kathy grew up
in Dayton, Ohio. She was the office manager
for a well know construction company and also
was a secretary for Bethel Baptist Church in
PA. In 2008, she moved back to Somerset to
help her mother. When she transferred her
State Farm policy to Somerset, she met
Tammy Cundiff. She worked with Tammy for
2 years and was manager of the Woodhouse
Day Spa for 3 years. Currently Kathy is working part time at
Boats and Storage in Somerset.
Kathy has 3 children and 5 grandchildren. She is looking
forward to working with the Somerset BPW and knowing some
amazing KFBPW women.
Debbie Pierce KFBPW Parliamentarian
Debrah (Debbie) Pierce is honored to be
serving KFBPW as Parliamentarian. An
active member of BPW/River City, Inc. for
approximately 20 years, Debbie has held
various board and committee positions at the
local, region, and state level.
Debbie believes in giving back to the
organization that has presented her with
numerous growth and leadership opportunities.
She is employed by AT&T where she holds the position of Senior
Market Research and Analysis Manager. Her community
involvement has extended to the United Way, Fund for the Arts,
AT&T Pioneers and Aspire Mentoring Academy in partnership
with Junior Achievement.
Debbie resides in Lawrenceburg, KY with her husband Bob.
They have two sons and two grandsons. Page 3
President
Tammy Cundiff
74 Water Cliff Dr.
Somerset, KY 42503
Home: 606-451-0101
Office: 606-676-0000
Cell: 606-639-0263
Fax: 606-676-0010
E-Mail: [email protected]
President-Elect
Sharon Taylor-Carrillo
2403 Gold City Road
Franklin, KY 42134
Home: 270-586-5798
Office: 270-598-9986
Cell: 615-319-6531
Fax: 270-586-5719
E-Mail: [email protected]
Vice President
Tammy Owen
2660 S. Green Street
Henderson, KY 42134
Office: 270-831-9737
Cell: 270-704-1702
Fax: 270-831-9718
E-Mail: [email protected]
Treasurer
Diane Croney-Turner
26 Harton Place
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
Home: 270-885-1425
Office: 270-886-6341
Cell: 270-881-0265
Fax: 270-885-6078
E-Mail: [email protected]
Recording Secretary
Ginny White-Schatzke
160 Serenity Drive
Springfield, KY 40069
Home: 859-336-9779
Cell: 859-481-4572
E-Mail: [email protected]
Co-Executive Assistant
Kim Pierce
110 Cains Store Cemetery Road
Nancy, KY 42544
Home: 606-871-9590
Office: 606-676-0000
Cell: 270-585-3419
Fax: 606-676-0010
E-Mail: [email protected]
Co-Executive Assistant
Kathy Beasecker
3810 Hickory Hill Dr.
Somerset, KY 42503
Home: 606-679-2254
E-Mail: [email protected]
Parliamentarian
Debbie Pierce
1009 Fox Hollow Drive
Lawrenceburg, KY 40342
Home: 502-839-8777
Office: 502-582-3056
Cell: 502-445-8169
E-Mail: [email protected]
BYLAWS Bonny Manning, Chair
Happy BPW New Year !
Congratulations to Tammy Cundiff, 2014-2015 President
of the Kentucky Federation of Business and Professional
Women (KFBPW). The bylaw committee appreciates the
opportunity to serve.
Bylaw Committee Responsibilities: The KFBPW
Bylaw Committee is responsible for the annual review of the
LO bylaws and the submittal of the bylaws to the KFBPW
President for approval. It is important to keep the bylaws
up-to-date so the member understands the authority of the
LO relative to the KFBPW.
We are currently accepting LO Bylaw Approval Forms
for 2014-2015. If, after you review the LO bylaws, no
changes are made, simple a) prepare the Bylaw Approval
Form, (b) indicate “there are NO CHANGES TO THE 2014-
2015 Bylaws for (name of LO), and (c) submit to KFBPW
Bylaws Chair, [email protected].
Bylaw Committee Requests: It is important that EACH
MEMBER in the KFBPW obtain a copy of both the KFBPW
and the LO bylaws. The KFBPW bylaws are available at
bpw-ky.org and your LO bylaws are available from your LO
President.
Bylaw Committee Tasks: During 2014-2015, the bylaw
committee is preparing draft region model bylaws to assist
the region leadership in the governance of KFBPW.
The bylaw committee, using the “model local bylaw
format,” will include
the region boundary line map, i.e., north central,
south central, west
membership category designation (revised)
voting authority criteria, etc.
Thank you. Please let me hear from you.
FACEBOOK Cathy Hughes, Administrator
BPW Members and Facebook Users,
Did you know that KFBPW has a Facebook page? Well
we do! It is listed as Kentucky Federation of Business and
Professional Women.
We will post upcoming events that we are made aware of
on the state, regional and local levels. We will post other
interesting information.
So look for us, like us and use the page!
ISSUES MANAGEMENT Peggy Orberson, Chair
Hello fellow BPW Members,
I am excited to be a part of Tammy’s team this year and
hope we can get off to a great start. The state federation is
only as great as its members in all the locals across the state.
Now is the time to have planning sessions for your speakers,
programs, and projects for the year. It is our mission to
EDUCATE, INFORM, and ADVOCATE. To do this we
must also communicate. This issue will contain the contacts
for each officer, chair, and local contact, and also a calendar
of events. Keep them handy as you plan, and don’t hesitate to
use your officers and committee chairs as resources. Also
don’t forget the Leadership Manual.
It’s early to start talking about awards, but think about
the five focus areas as you plan your activities: Political
Action, Women in the Workplace, Economic Issues Important
to Women, Women’s Health Issues, and Skills Training and
Development. You do not have to include all areas to be
eligible for awards. Don’t forget to get feedback from your
members as to what issues are important to them.
As you conduct successful programs, please share with
me the names, contact information, and subject for any
consenting speakers that would be willing to go to other
locals or regions. Our goal is to prepare a resource for all
locals to share.
Enjoy your summer, but keep BPW in mind!
WEST REGION Wanda Crowe, Director
I hope everyone is having a great summer. The West
Region was excited to have the winning Aspiring
Professional in Brooke Archila at the KFBPW State
Conference. Brooke is a member of the Hopkins County
BPW. All the candidates did an excellent job and we are
very proud of Brooke and Leslie Page from Paducah BPW.
The West Region officers for the 2014-2015 year are:
Wanda Crowe, Director; Betsy Burkeen, Assistant Director;
Cathy Hughes, Secretary; Diane Croney-Turner, Treasurer.
Our spring regional meeting has been set for March 28,
2015 in Paducah, hosted by Paducah BPW. Please mark
your calendars now and make your plans to be there!
I’m looking forward to a great year and proud to be a
part of the West Region.
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Dues to be paid: Month Joined in:
Regular Student
June $22.00 $13.75
July $20.00 $12.50
August $18.00 $11.25
September $16.00 $10.00
October $14.00 $ 8.75
November $12.00 $ 7.50
December $10.00 $ 6.25
January $ 8.00 $ 5.00
February $ 6.00 $ 3.75
March $ 4.00 $ 2.50
April $ 2.00 $ 1.25
To all Members who have not paid their 2014-2015 membership dues - May Day Was Pay Day
Local Organizations were responsible for distributing invoices to members. If
you have not received your dues invoice, contact your Local President or contact Patti
Fallin, Database Manager for a duplicate invoice.
State Dues are $25.00 for regular members and $15.00 for student members.
When submitting dues, send them to Treasurer Diane Croney-Turner. Include name,
address, phone numbers (home, work, cell and fax) and email address so we can enter
the correct information in the database. Also be sure to send a copy of your
transmittal to Patti Fallin so the database can be updated. Membership paid thru date
will be updated in the database once payment is verified.
Membership submittal forms are available on the Website - www.bpw-ky.org.
Also, indicate if you prefer the electronic version of the Kentucky Cardinal versus a
mailed copy.
Members who have not paid by August 15 will be dropped from the state
membership roster. For questions, contact Patti Fallin at [email protected].
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NOTICE
State Convention Dues and Director’s Liability
Insurance are due. Please send checks to
KFBPW Treasurer Diane Croney-Turner.
Invoices can be downloaded from
www.bpw-ky.org/download
NEW MEMBERS DUES SCHEDULE Many of you have indicated that you are having
problems determining the cost of dues for a new member
joining in a month other than May. To the right is a
schedule of how much dues will be for any new member
who joins in any particular month. This is for new
members only! All continuing membership dues are
$25.00 no matter when they are paid. There are no pro-
rated dues for continuing members. Dues are due May
31st of each year.
When submitting dues, send them to Treasurer Diane
Croney-Turner. Include name, address, phone numbers
(home, work, cell and fax) and email address. Also include
their join date so we can enter the correct information in the
database. Membership submittal forms are available on the
Website - www.bpw-ky.org. Also, indicate if they prefer the
electronic version of the Kentucky Cardinal versus a mailed
copy. Also send a copy of the form to Patti Fallin. If you
have questions, please contact Treasurer Diane Croney-
Turner or Database Manager Patti Fallin.
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Berea BPW Zayda Flanery, President
Berea BPW wishes everyone a great summer! We have
installed our officers for the year 2014-15. The officers are:
Zayda Flanery-President, Joyce Mosher and Hazel Morris –
Co-Vice Presidents, Recording Secretary – Rene’ Poitra,
Treasurer- Linda Van Winkle and Corresponding Secretary –
Sherry Jones. We would like to extend an invitation for you
to come visit us on the first Tuesday of each month at the
Smokehouse Grill in Berea beginning at 6 p.m.
This year we hope to work on our membership and the
presentation of our scholarship awards. We have started
plans for our Rudolph auction in December and hope to see
you there!
Campbellsville BPW Marilyn J. Neumann, President
In May the Campbellsville chapter presented
scholarships to two deserving young women. Britany
Harden was the winner from Campbellsville High School
and Rebecca Cross was the winner from Taylor County High
School. These scholarships are the focus of our fund-raising
activities throughout the year. We also elected officers for
the coming year: Marilyn J. Neumann, President, Karen
Hardin, 1st Vice President, Renay England, 2nd Vice
President, Fran Deener, Secretary, and Bethany Shively,
Treasurer. The executive committee will be meeting over
the summer to plan next year’s activities.
Hopkins County BPW Wanda Crowe
Hopkins County BPW is excited about all the
possibilities for the upcoming year. Our new officers are:
President, Lana Moore; President-Elect, Julie Franklin;
Treasurer, Patti Fallin and Secretary, Dana Weaver. We are
so pleased to recognize our very own Aspiring Professional,
Brooke Archila as the winner at KFBPW state conference,
which is a great honor considering the talent in this year’s
contest! President Moore presented each member with an
“honor” card to remind us to honor ourselves. In our
President’s words “in order to help others we need to take
care of ourselves first.” Hopkins County BPW is still
committed to recruiting quality members and making a
difference in the lives of women in our county and beyond.
Danville BPW Brenda Baker, President
The Danville local is in the process of planning our
programs and projects for the year. Members are enthused
and energized to let our area know about the area’s best kept
secret – Business and Professional Women.
Some of the topics and projects include inviting speakers
on BPW/KY Foundation, personal safety, and women’s
health; celebrating Kentucky Business Women’s Week;
conducting Pay Equity activities; sponsoring an Aspiring
Professional candidate; and participating in community/civic
activities such as bell-ringing for the Salvation Army at
Christmas and supporting Holly’s House, a home for young
pregnant girls. To do this, we will need ideas for fund
raising, and are looking for input from other clubs about
successful fund raising ideas they have had. They may
contact President Brenda Baker at [email protected]
with details.
We will also continue with membership recruitment and
strive to make the public more aware of the value of our
organization through better public relations activities. Let’s
all take the plunge and make this the best year ever!
Glasgow BPW Tina Combs, President
Things have been busy here at Glasgow B&PW.
Our June meeting was the first at our new location, T.J.
Pavilion Community Center with a local Bistro catering. We
enjoyed having our State President, Tammy Cundiff visit us
for committee sign-up night. President-Elect Myria Taylor
began our year with a strong statement: A chain is as strong
as its weakest link. Members were asked “What will the club
be this year?” Will it be strong because of your participation?
Everyone signed up for a committee and completed an
issue management survey to determine our member’s interest
and needs. The survey results determined we will focus on
Voter Registration Drive, Time Management, Health Care
Access and Costs, Burden of Health Care Cost & Dealing
with Difficult People.
We are currently preparing for July’s meeting that will
highlight finances for our ladies in ways to save by
couponing. Melanie Watson is our Finance Chair and we
expect an educational and fun night.
Some upcoming events being discussed and planned
include: membership drive, new member installation,
updating our membership directory, new member mentor/
orientation workshop. We also hope to have a Professional
Development Program this year. It’s going to be a great year!
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Hopkinsville BPW Dorothy Tolliver, Legislation Chair
Since the last publication, Hopkinsville lost a devoted
member, Dawn Askey. She is missed! We extend sympathy
to her family.
Ann Boseman, Chair for Scholarship had our two
recipients come to our April meeting as guest speakers. Both
ladies are outstanding and we feel they are most deserving of
our scholarship dollars. Ann already has two new recipients
chosen for fall semester.
Finance Committee did our May program, Karen Lamb
did an “Education of our Finances” by explaining how our
budget is set with ideas of how we can go forward making
better use of our dollars.
June was a busy month. We had a team at “Relay for
Life”; Peggy Stricklin did a great job as chair. Five of us
attended State on June 13-14 in Lexington; June meeting was
installation of new officers for 2014-15. We congratulate
Janice Cayce and her team for bringing home the President’s
Award from state!
We have added two new members to our rolls and we
look forward to a busy and productive year with Lena Wann
as our incoming president. We wish all a safe and happy
July 4th.
Springfield BPW, Inc. Ginny White-Schatzke, President
We are gearing up for an extremely busy time now that
our 2014–2015 officers have been elected: President –
Ginny White-Schatzke; President Elect – Kim Fritz; Vice
President – Lisa Haydon; Recording Secretary – Mary Lynn
Fenwick; Treasurer – Janice Tinge; Nominations Chair –
Laurie Smith
Our organization is in the process of becoming a non-
profit corporation. The official name will be Springfield
Business and Professional Women’s Club, Inc. Becoming a
501 (c) (6) will help tremendously with sponsors during our
yearly signature fund raiser.
Thanks to everyone who attended/supported the Wine &
Stein held in May. The success of this event allows us to
provide scholarships to women throughout our community to
further their education and career.
Four of our club members attend the State Conference.
Representatives were Kim Fritz, Carolyn Hardin, Sarah
Burns and Ginny White-Schatzke.
We recently awarded a $1,000 Community Activism
Scholarship to Bethlehem High senior, Katherine Griffitts
and a $300 non-traditional scholarship to Jennifer Lawson.
In July, we will host our summer social/meeting at
Horseshoe Bend Winery.
September 29, 1964 will mark 50 years since our club
was chartered! We are planning a celebration… more details
coming soon.
Paducah BPW, Inc. Merryman Kemp, Secretary and P. R. Chair
President Pat Moriarty, Secretary Merryman Kemp,
Treasurer Dorthy Carlisle, and Leslie Page, member and our
Aspiring Professional as well as first place winner at our
Regional meeting, attended State Convention.
Our local is very busy preparing for an event we are
sponsoring for the entire community on Tuesday evening,
July 8. Paducah Police Captain Don Hodgson will present a
program about the dangers of texting while driving. Hillary
Coltharp also will be on the program. She is a local young
woman who was severely injured in an automobile accident
while texting. We have conducted a massive P. R. campaign
by e-mail, and we have distributed many colorful fliers. An
anonymous donor has contributed money for two cash prizes
to be given away after the program.
Somerset BPW Pam Emerson, President
Somerset BPW is geared up and ready for another great
year! We’ve been very busy getting our Committees
together and planning membership drives, fundraisers and
events for the upcoming year.
I especially look forward to our summer travel months in
June and July when our BPW Sisters get together to have fun
and become better acquainted! It’s a wonderful opportunity
to form closer relationships with our members as well as
mentor our new members.
In June, after enjoying a delicious meal at Cheddar’s
Restaurant, we visited Pioneer Playhouse in Danville and
watched a hilarious play called “Whodunnit, Darling?” The
Sheriff in the play was a real hoot! We’re now looking
forward to our next outing on July 24th, when we’ll travel to
Stearns, KY, to visit the South Fork Scenic Railway where
we’ll hop aboard the train for a scenic train ride followed by
a visit some of the shops nearby; and of course, we “must”
seek out a great place to eat before returning home.
Our plans seem to be coming together nicely and this
should be a very successful and productive year for Somerset
BPW! Meetings are held the 4th Thursday of the month.
Photo Credits: Sharon Taylor-Carrillo,
Diane Croney-Turner, Carla Harney, Nena Matheny, Tammy Owens, Karen Galde
Friends at Kentucky Federation of Business and Professional Women,
Thank you so much for all of your support and generous donation! We appreciate you all and pray a continued relationship with you all! Blessings to you all!
Cindy Warr and Team Refuge
BPW/KY Foundation
Danville BPW
Kentucky Cardinal
Springfield BPW
Mentoring Award
Glasgow BPW
Kentucky Professional Women’s Week
Hopkinsville BPW
Woman of the Year
Tunya Adams, Licking Valley BPW
Business Equity
Cedar Ridge Health Campus, Licking Valley BPW
Woman of Achievement
Sonja Ferrell, Hopkins County BPW
Issues Management
Licking Valley BPW
Legislation
Middlesboro BPW
Giraffe Award
Franklin BPW
Membership
Overall - Hopkinsville BPW
Highest Increase - Danville BPW
Public Relations
Hopkinsville BPW
Newsletter
Franklin BPW
Aspiring Professional Representative
Brooke Archila, West Region
President's Award
Janice Cayce, Hopkinsville BPW
State Conference Award Winners
Local President 1990- 91, 1998- 99, 2006-07
State Recording Secretary 4 years
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State Executive Assistant
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State President- Elect 2002-03
State Database Manager
8 years
State Website Administrator 10 years
State Vice President 2001-02
KY Foundation Board of Trustees
4 years ( 2 years as Chair)
Regional Director 1992- 93
State President
2003- 2004
State
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The Kentucky Cardinal Editor
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Local Treasurer
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