The Kiwanis news bulletin serving more
than 12,000 Pacific Northwest Kiwanians
Pacific
Northwest
District
VOLUME 76 NO. 4
Published by the Pacific Northwest Kiwanis Foundation
September - 2003
Yakima Hosts “Legendary” District Convention
Pho5tograph by Ken North
Commitment
Counts!
2002-2003 DISTRICT OFFICERS:
SYLVESTER NEAL
Governor
1720 64th Street SE
Auburn, WA 98092-8022
HOME PH. (253) 735-0139
FAX (253) 735-0182
E-MAIL: [email protected]
GARY MCGLOTHLEN
Immediate Past Governor
3102 Summitview Avenue
Yakima, WA 98902-2311
HOME PH. (509) 248-3085
HOME FAX (509) 248-3085
E-MAIL: [email protected]
LOUISE REGELIN
Governor-Designate
P.O. Box 126
Genesee, ID 83832-0126
HOME PH. (208) 285-0164
BUS PH (509) 335-2777
E-MAIL: [email protected]
Surrounded by Past Governors, Governor Sylvester Neal calls the first Delegate Session of the 86th Annual District Convention to order.
Pictured are (from left) Bill McVay, Bill Packard (partially obscured), Bobbe Godwin, Bill Watts and Joe Epler.
C O N T E N T S
NEWS FEATURES
Yakima, Land of Legends
1
Governor’s Message
2
Members Count Awards
3
Be CENTsational
3
Zone Conference Schedule
3
Builders Club News
4
Club Newsletter Judging
4
In Memoriam
4
Send Them Back
5
Interclubbing
5
Round Robin Winners
5
The Time Is Now
5
Yakima Convention Photos
6
District Awards
8
Indy Convention Photos
10
Indianaplos Convention Summary
10
Codi Frazier
12
Div. 20 Is A Water World
12
S.O.C.K.
13
Whitehorse Border Monument
13
Disaster Relief
14
New Clubs In The PNW
14
2003-2004 Kiwanis Kalendar
14
Finance News
14
New Kiwanians In PNW Continued 15
New Kiwanians In The PNW
16
Governor-designate Louise
previously served as Lt.
Governor of Division 56 in
1995-96 and again in 1997-98.
She has held several
appointments as District
Chair for the Diversity
Committee and the Human
and
Spiritual
Values
Committee. She recently
retired after a career as an
adjunct
professor
at
Washington State University,
teaching Business Law.
Richard L. “Dick” Mayer of
the Kiwanis Club of Greater
Federal Way, Washington was
elected to serve as Governorelect 2003-2004. Dick served
as Lt. Governor of Division 32
during 2001-02. The members
of his class of Lt. Governors
also elected him to serve as
President of the class during
that same year. During the
current year (2002-03), Dick
has served the PNW District
as Chair of two committees –
Risk Management and Zone
Conference Planning. He is
retired after a career with G.E.
Capital Credit.
Delegates also approved,
by a vote of 292 to 82, an
amendment to the District
Bylaws which will increase
District Dues by five dollars
per capita, effective October 1,
2003. This increases the dues
from the current $25.00 to
$30.00. The Bylaws amendment also provides for automatic $1.00 per year increases
in the per capita District dues
for the next five years, beginning October, 1, 2004. The
amendment also provides a
mechanism whereby the
automatic $1.00 increase is
null and void in any year
where the previous October 1
District membership figure
exceeds 15,000 Kiwanians.
The current District membership is approximately 13,000
members.
Presiding over the convention were Governor Sylvester
Neal and First Lady Doris. In
recognition to his service to
the
District,
Governor
Sylvester was presented with
a District Life Membership by
the 2002-2003 Class of Lt.
Governors at the Saturday
evening Governor’s Banquet.
NASA
Astronaut
Dr.
Bonnie Dunbar, a native of the
Sunnyside, Washington, was
the Keynote Speaker at the
Governor’s Banquet. Dr.
Dunbar, who has logged more
than fifty days in space, held
the audience absolutely
spellbound for well over an
hour as she presented an
audio-visual program that
contained highlights of her
five Shuttle missions.
Dr. Jerilynn McIntyre,
President
of
Central
Washington University, was
the speaker at Friday’s
Kickoff Luncheon. Following
Governor Sylvester’s theme
of “Commitment Counts,”
she spoke convincingly of
the need to make a commitment in one’s endeavors and
the rewards that commitment
brings.
PNW Key Club Governor
Matt Mund, of Fairbanks,
Alaska,
and
Circle
K
Governor Rachelle Strawther
of
Western
Washington
University spoke at and
presided over the Sponsored
Program and Organization
(SOAP) Luncheon. They were
joined by other members of
the Kiwanis Family – K-Kids
member Melanie Stevenson
of McClure Elementary in
Yakima, Washington, Builders
Club Member Katie Doyle of
Hood Canal, Washington and
Bend, Oregon Aktion Club
member Nancy Collar. Collar
brought tears to the eyes of
many as she related what
membership in Aktion Club
and the Kiwanis family had
meant to her.
Immediate Past Governor
Gary McGlothlen and Gloria
presided over the Saturday
Morning Awards Breakfast
which honored those clubs
and Kiwanians who had
excelled during the 2001-2002
administrative year.
The
Jack
P.
Delf
Distinguished
Service
Medallion was presented, on
behalf of the Past Governor’s
Committee, to John Frucci of
the Kiwanis Club of Spokane
Valley, Washington.
continued on page 2 . . .
CLEVE PARKER
Secretary & Treasurer
P.O. Box 747
Beaverton, OR 97075-0747
PHONE: (503) 641-8869
FAX: (503) 644-3600
E-MAIL: [email protected]
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL:
JUAN F. “ITO” TORRES, JR., MD
International President
Suite 408 Medical Arts Building
Santo Tomos University Hospital
Manilla, Phillipines
PHONE: 63-2/731-3056
E-MAIL: [email protected]
EDDIE SIGURDSSON
International Executive Director
3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, IN 46268-3196
TOLL FREE (800) KIWANIS
(SAME AS ABOVE) (800) 549-2647
FAX (317) 879-0204
E-MAIL: [email protected]
MARK A. SMITH, III
District Counselor
P.O. Box 191526
Atlanta, GA 31119-1526
PHONE: (404) 237-7200
FAX: (404) 262-1078
E-MAIL: [email protected]
To Kiwanian:
Over
seven
hundred
Kiwanians and guests made
their way to the “Land of
Legends” and attended the
86th
Annual
District
Convention held in Yakima,
Washington the weekend of
August 14 – 17.
Louise Regelin of the
Kiwanis Club of Moscow,
Idaho was elected to serve as
Governor for the 2003-2004
administrative year. On
October 1, 2003, she will
become the first Pacific
Northwest District Governor
to have been elected from the
State
of
Washington.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
September - 2003
Your Commitments Counted!!!
By Sylvester Neal
PNW District Governor, 2002-2003
PNW District
BUILDER
The Pacific Northwest District BUILDER
(USPS 417680) is published quarterly by the
Pacific
Northwest
Kiwanis
Foundation,
Cleve Parker, Editor, 10184 SW Laurel St.,
Beaverton,
OR
97005.
Periodicals-class
postage paid at Beaverton, Oregon, 97005 and
additional mailing office.
If you have comments or would like to submit
an article for publication, send it to Cleve
Parker,
Builder
Editor,
P.O.
Box
747,
Beaverton, OR 97075. Original photographs
must be submitted (b&w preferred). No reproductions or negatives, please. For correspondence via e-mail, please use the addresses
listed on page 1.
Builder Publication Schedule
Issue
Deadline
Issue
Deadline
December Nov. 10
June
May 10
March
September
Aug 10
Feb. 10
SUBMISSION POLICY: Many clubs have sent
us photos for the club notes page and have
later been disappointed when they not been
used. The following explains our needs and
requirements:
1. Space is limited and not every picture
submitted can be used.
2. We prefer action shots of Kiwanians “in
action” performing community service. We try
to avoid what are known in the newspaper
business as “grin & grip” photos. These are
defined as two or more people looking at the
camera while shaking hands or presenting an
award.
3. We can not use photos clipped from
newspapers at all. The quality just does not
reproduce well. We must have original B&W or
color photos to scan from.
4. Pictures may be sent to us as an
e-mail attachment if they are scanned at
original size, are scanned in gray scale at a
resolution of at least 170 dpi and are submitted
as a TIFF file.
5. Pictures will not be returned. Please do
not send us your only copy if you will need
it later.
CLUB SECRETARIES: Please send address
changes for your club members on the individual’s membership record form to Kiwanis
International,
Attn.:
Member
Services
Dept., 3636 Woodview Trace, Indianapolis, IN
46268-3196
POSTMASTER: Send address changes to
PNW District Builder, P.O. Box 747, Beaverton,
OR, 97075-0747
Have You
Moved?
We have been receiving a number
of Builder papers back due to
not having correct forwarding
addresses. If you have moved or
are planning to move, please print
your name and new address below.
Name _________________________
Address _______________________
City___________________________
State _______Zip Code __________
Send this form with the address
label from page 1 to:
Member Services Department
Kiwanis International
3636 Woodview Trace
Indianapolis, IN 46268
In my final article as your Pacific
Northwest District Governor, I have
too much to be thankful for to address
it all here. Kiwanians of this District
have made this year one of the most
rewarding experiences I have had in
Kiwanis. The people I have met, the
places I have gone, and the commitments to service I have seen have
enriched my life forever. If I had to
pick one day or one event, it would be
the love you showed Doris and I at the
Yakima Convention. We can only say,
thank you.
The administrative duties of
Governor could not have been
accomplished without the help and
support of the District staff. I have
come to realize and fully appreciate
the dedication and commitment to
excellence of our staff. Their support
has been invaluable to me and a great
asset to this District.
Reflecting back on this year, we set
our goals high and will not likely reach
them all. But, what really counts is the
difference Kiwanians have made in the
lives of others. Above all else, you have
“Succeeded in Service.” We can only
continue to succeed as we continue to
grow, and we must grow to serve.
I encourage all clubs to make
recruitment and retention a year-long
process. We cannot rely on one or two
membership drives per year. At the
close of each meeting, all members
should be encouraged to bring guest to
the next meeting. If that guest is not
interested in Kiwanis, we have at least
introduced Kiwanis to another
member of our community. If their
experience at a club meeting was
informative and fun, they will tell
others. It is simply a good public
relation tool to expose the community
to your Kiwanis club!
If some members have dropped out
of your club, I recommend an exit
interview be conducted to find out
why they left. You might be surprised,
and you might also learn something
that your club leadership did not
realize. Sometimes it can be a very
simple fix that is needed to retain
members. You may find that temporary circumstances are affecting the
member and that the club may be able
to help. Sometimes, a temporary leave
of absence may be an option in lieu of
dropping membership completely.
As our team prepares to pass the
baton to our successors, we all have a
key role to play in assuring a smooth
transition and finishing our year. In
addition to assisting the new club officers, one of the main jobs of the club
President is to see that the annual
report is timely filed. Many clubs have
also completed the criteria for awards.
But, if club leaders do not submit
the necessary paperwork, those
accomplishments may go unrecognized by others. I believe recognizing
achievements help inspire others to
achieve. We also learn from the
successes of others. I would encourage
each club President and Secretary to
review all awards, patches, and honors
your club might be entitled to – and
then take the necessary actions to
submit them for consideration.
If you have a large club or need a job
to get a new member involved, you
might consider a new club position of
Web Page Reviewer. As the District
and Kiwanis International relies more
on internet communications, having a
member assigned to routinely review
the web pages and report that
information to the club might be a
valuable assignment. Due to the need
to run International and District as
economically as possible, more and
more critical information will become
available only through web posting. It
will take a systematic approach or a
specific person to keep the club
informed and updated.
During 2003-2004, I will continue to
serve on the Board of Trustees, the
Executive Committee and the Finance
Committee. I also wish to thank the
2003-2004 Board of Trustees for
adopting the Kiwanis Family Against
Drunk Driving Campaign (KFADD),
our 2002-2003 Governor’s and Kiwanis
Family Project, as a ongoing and
continuing service program of the
Pacific Northwest District. Governor
Louise has asked me to chair the
KFADD Committee during 2003-2004
and I am pleased to accept.
I will be meeting with the MADD
State Chapters very soon to see how
we can further the cause to reduce the
loss of lives and the impact of drinking
and driving incidents. I am looking
for volunteers who will join our 20032004 team. If you have an interest
in working on our committee, would
you please send me an e-mail at
[email protected].
At this time, we plan to continue the
basic format that we used during the
2002-2003 year. This includes: the
distribution of Red Ribbons, programs
to educate club members, projects and
activities to promote saving lives,
coordination with local MADD
chapters and other organizations,
promotion of the wearing of KFADD
pins by all K-Family members,
commitment
signatures
of
students/clubs/community members,
the club patch recognition program,
and monthly newsletters to share our
activities. We are also looking for new
ideas and initiatives to help move this
campaign to the next level.
Thanks to all of you who participated in KFADD during 2002-2003 and I
especially wish to thank Dave Foote
for chairing a great kick-off year!
We encourage all clubs to submit their
applications for club patches for
2002-2003 before the October 15, 2003
deadline. Clubs meeting the criteria
will be recognized at the Eugene
District Convention next August. I
would encourage all SOAP Advisors to
help see that our sponsored programs
submit their applications as well.
I also have the honor of serving as
the Honorary Chair for the District
Kiwanis/SIGN initiative. I recently
had an opportunity to tour the SIGN
facility and meet Dr. Lewis Zirkle. I
was very impressed with the technology and their commitment to restore
mobility and productive lives to
trauma victims. I am trying to put
together a Point of Contact Person in
each Division who will serve as the
Division or Club liaison. If you are
interested in serving in this capacity, I
need you to send me an e-mail, and I
will get you more information.
You can see why I am so excited
about this coming year! Besides
KFADD and SIGN service initiatives, I
will continue to work in the areas of
membership growth and new club
building. I have worked with many of
you this past year and I look forward
to continuing to work with you in the
future. There are many more of you
that I have not met or worked with
YET — but I am excited that we will
still have the opportunity to do so!
Governor Louise Regelin has her
2003-2004 team in place and our
2002-2003 team will be right by their
side to help move this District forward.
Let’s continue to do what this District
does best - Serve the Children of the
World!
Yakima Convention continued. . .
The Melvin B. Dennis Outstanding
Secretary Trophy was presented to
three long-time club secretaries: Dr. Jay
Rust of the Lynnwood, WA club; Bill
Martin of the Riverview, Wenatchee,
WA club; and Velma Crawford of the
Yakima, WA club. Between the three,
they have racked up over forty-two
years of service as club secretary!
Larry Plaisance of the McMinnville,
OR club and Joan Russell of the
Bandon-By-The- Sea, OR club were
chosen by Past Governor Gary to be
the recipients of the Lee Price
Outstanding District Chair Award for
their work with (respectively) the
Kiwanis Law Enforcement Camps and
Builders Clubs.
The most prestigious award of all –
the 2001-2002 Governor’s Cup was
presented during the Saturday
evening Governor’s Banquet. Past
Governor Gary honored Governor
Sylvester with the award for his work
as District New Club Building Chair
during 2001-2002. This was in recognition of the fact that Sylvester had taken
on, and performed well in, one of the
most challenging positions in the
district – at the same time that he was
serving as Governor-elect and preparing for his year as Governor! The word
“stunned” is not too strong to describe
the reaction of Governor Sylvester who
had been led to believe that he was
going to escort the winner from the
audience.
The convention was also attended
by Kiwanis International Trustee
Nelson Tucker from Northridge,
California and his wife, Elva. Tucker
will serve as International Board
Counselor to the District during the
2003-2004 administrative year.
The 87th Annual Pacific Northwest
District Convention will be held in
Eugene, Oregon the weekend of
August 12 -15, 2004. So make plans to
attend. We want you all to visit and
“Be Seen In Eugene!”
YOUR COMMITMENTS
ARE STILL COUNTING!
September - 2003
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
MEMBERS COUNT AWARD WINNERS!!
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BE CENTSATIONAL!
Lee Pilkinton
Winthrop WA
Barbara Gies
Oak Bay
Jim Hollandsworth
Boardman
Dodi Negrich
Esquimalt
Stewart MacIntosh
Oak Bay
Ferrin Lauve
Providence Point
Skip Priest
Federal Way
Ann Waldrop
Bandon by the Sea
Celeste Dorsey
University, Anchorage
Bev Beach
LaGrande
Lin Lepicier
Bandon by the Sea
Kathye Kilgore
Kennewick
Every sponsor of a new member
will receive:
1. A personal thank you note from
the Governor.
Tiffany Vaughn
LaGrande
Harold Hartel
Weed-Lake Shastina
Sheryl Kroneman
Hood Canal
2. A “Centsational” Commitment
Counts elongated penny.
Mike Peacock
Silver Valley
Don Sattelberg
N. Thurston, Olympia
Liz Donnelly
Hood Canal
3. Credit towards earning the 20022003 “Members Count” recruiting
award. Only one more new member needed!
Jackie Truax
Medford
Allan Wood
N. Thurston, Olympia
Thelma Sacklin
Puyallup Sunrisers
Governor Sylvester wants to say
thank you to every Kiwanian
who sponsors a new member
during 2002-2003?
New Member’s Name __________________________________________________________________
Sponsor’s Name _______________________ Club _________________________ Division__________
Jeff Dunleavy
Mukilteo
Dennis Harper
Orofino
Bob Olsen
Burlington-Edison
Barbara Pardue
Kamiah Kiwanis
David MacBain
Vernon Four Seasons
Jack Groeneveld
Brewster
Arnold Anderson
Centralia
Dennis Lenihan
Westbank-Westside
Bob Holland
Chehalis
Bruce McBurney
Central Kitsap
Greg Hurlburt
Southwest Hills
Michael Petra
Chehalis
Luann Arnott
Forest Grove
Nancy Hoffman
Sandy
Connie Fletcher
Issaquah
Russ Hobbs
Tacoma
Jess Osilla
Montavilla
Leon Kos
Issaquah
Address_____________________________________________________________________________
City_________________________________ State_________________________ Zip______________
Club President’s or Secretary’s signature for verification _______________________________________
Nathan Kirk
Federal Way
Mike Mignano
Montavilla
Bill Ridley
Tumwater
Robert H. Menzies
Weed-Lake Shastina
Return to the PNW District Office at P.O. Box 747, Beaverton, OR 97075-0747 or Fax 503-644-3600
Forms will be accepted until October 31, 2003
2004 ZONE CONFERENCES
DATE
DIVISIONS
7-Feb
19, 34, 36, 38, 40
CONTACT & LOCATION
28-Feb
24, 26, 28, 30, 32
Curt Lutz (Renton) 253-856-5964
13-Mar
15 & 17
Dodie Negrich (Victoria) 250-380-4092
20-Mar
42, 44, 60, 64, 66
Jewell Bailey (Vancouver, WA) 503-667-8229
20-Mar
11, 13, 18, 20, 20M, 21, 22
Don Dejong (Mt. Vernon, WA) 360-755-0144
3-Apr
72, 74, 76
17-Apr
50, 52, 54, 58, 80
Norm Olsen (Moses Lake) 509-372-4810
17-Apr
78, 82, 84
Ellen Ashbaugh (Medford) 541-618-6601
24-Apr
5, 46, 48, 56
Don Largent (Spokane) 509-466-3186
24-Apr
7, 8, 9
Lee Cutten (Oliver, BC) 509-689-9107
23-25 Apr
AYS & AYN
Roger Shoffstall (Chena Hot Springs)
907-496-9423
1-May
MEMBERS COUNT!
Have You Earned
the
2002-2003
PNW District Recruiting Award?
Simply
recruit
2
new
members during 2002-2003
and receive this special
“Members Count” pin.
ACTUAL SIZE IS 1 3/4''
Sponsor’s Name _______________________ Club _________________________ Division__________
Address_____________________________________________________________________________
City_________________________________ State_________________________ Zip______________
New Member #1____________________________________________ Date Inducted _____________
New Member #2____________________________________________ Date Inducted _____________
Club President’s or Secretary’s signature for verification _______________________________________
Return to the PNW District Offce at P.O. Box 747, Beaverton, OR 97075-0747 or Fax 503-644-3600
Forms will be accepted until October 31, 2003
67, 68, 70
Twila Hill (McMinnville, OR) 503-876-3404
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
September - 2003
BC News
By Joan Russell
PNW Builders Club Administrator
Get In Touch With Your Builders Club - Now!
School administration is usually available at the school by August. Call to
make an appointment with the principal to tighten up plans for Builders Clubs
beginning in September. Have those advertising flyers ready to go - place them
all around the school giving time and location for the first Builders Club meeting
- place them at good sites within your community. Now is the time to begin!
Also, arrange to have a Builders Club Board meeting as soon as the leadership
and both advisors can get together. Be proactive - be one or two jumps ahead of
the clock! Our sports teams are warming up now, and practicing - so should our
Builders Club leaders!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING PNW DISTRICT WINNERS
OF THE BUILDERS CLUB AWARDS AND CONTEST PROGRAM.
• Leadership: Lacey Nicole Price, South Middle School Builders Club, Grants
Pass OR. Sponsor is KC of Golden Eagles, Grant Pass OR. Lacey is also
recognized by Kiwanis International for her outstanding leadership abilities.
• Scrapbook: Hood Canal Builders Club, Hood Canal WA, Sponsor: KC of Hood
Canal WA
• Speech: Katie Doyle of Hood Canal Builders Club, Hood Canal WA
• Recognition of Outstanding Faculty Advisor - Mike Herzog, of South Middle
School, Grants Pass OR. Congratulation Mike for a job well done!!
• Honorable Mention for Club Honors and their entry for the scrapbook contest.
South Middle School Builders Club of Grants Pass Oregon - for an outstanding year of community and Kiwanis service projects.
Dues And Membership Roster
The Membership Roster and dues invoice should be arriving early in
September! Act quickly and get your banner patch for being an Early Bird! There
is also another reason for being early to send in dues this year - member’s pins
are free if the dues and member’s roster is post marked before November 1st!
After that date, member’s pins will cost the club US $3.00 per pin.
KI Approves a Two-Phase Upgrade for Builders Club - 2003-2004!
“One of the major efforts over the past five years has been to bring parity [an
equivalent level of support] in materials and offerings among the SOAP groups.
K-Kids and Builders Club has benefitted from these efforts via the development
of the web sites, literature, member handbooks and cards, and materials for
sponsoring Kiwanis Clubs and faculty advisors. Some of the upgrades have
resulted from the addition of support staff, office reorganization, and improvements of member benefits. However, each of the above has placed a financial
drain on Kiwanis International.”
“To assure the continued support for K-Kids and Builders Club, a multi-phase
enhancement process has been approved to provide [a] Key Club/Circle K level
of support to the increasing needs of two rapidly growing programs - K-Kids and
Builders Club.”
“The first phase will be to upgrade the mailings, materials, and practices to
the local K-Kids and Builders Clubs. Those familiar with the workings of Key
Club have seen the improved packaging of their [printed matter] and “ there will
be similar enhancements which will be provided to K-Kids and Builders Clubs.”
The implementation begins October 1, 2003 with an increase of the annual
membership fee from US $1.00 to US $3.50.” Also, “the membership card will be
upgraded from paper to a plastic, credit card type, multi-year card.” The third
change will be for the membership pins. “The practice of providing member pins
will be greatly modified. The year tab will be removed from the member pin, and
Builders Club and K-Kids member pins will be provided only to clubs submitting 2003-2004 membership fees postmarked on or before November 1, 2003.
No “free” pins will be provided to those membership fees postmarked after that
date. “However, clubs may order member pins for $3.50 per pin from the
Kiwanis Family Store.”
The dues, pin and membership card information will be included with the
invoice and membership roster mailing to K-Kids and Builders Clubs and to
sponsoring Kiwanis clubs in August 2003.
Kiwanis International “anticipates the next phase of the enhancement efforts
[to] include the introduction of a “magazine” for K-Kids and Builders Club
members and advisors. Though the magazine initially will not rival the size and
number of the “other SOAP magazines for CKI and the Keynoter, K-Kids and
Builders Club members would receive a magazine three to four times a year. This
step would require a second increase in the membership fee for the two programs
- most likely to somewhere in the range of US $5.00.”
[Email message rec’d 7/24/03 from Lynn Tate, SOAP Dept of Kiwanis International].
If your Builders Club or the sponsoring Kiwanis club does NOT receive a
notice of dues increase or for the Builders Club the notice and the Membership
Roster Invoice and dues notice is not received in September, please contact
Kiwanis International SOAP Membership Dept., 1-800-Kiwanis [1-800-5492647], ext 296 or 186 - Email: [email protected] - Or contact District’s Builders
Club administrator, Joan Russell, [email protected]. 541-347-3683.
Again, Congratulations to the Builders Club of Hood Canal, and to Katie
Doyle, and to South Middle School Builders Club, and to Lacey Nicole Price of
Grant Pass OR. A special appreciation goes to Mike Herzog the South Middle
School BC advisor for a job well done!
The Builders Club members, their sponsors and advisors of the PNW District
are a great Team! You have all done a fantastic job this year - let’s do the same for
2003-3004! Thanks to all of our PNW District Builders Club members, their
sponsors and advisors!
Building Bridges Together ~ We CAN and WILL Make a Difference!!
Henry Peters
Blind Bay, BC
•
Al Albee
Chemainus, BC
•
Blanche Andrews
Lincoln City, OR
•
Nanischa Arnett
Sisters, OR
•
James Barclift
Milwaukie, OR
•
Georgette Beeson
Milwaukie, OR
•
Ben Benjamin
Toutle, WA
•
Harwood Bloedel
Salem, OR
•
Ed Bomersine
Wenatchee, WA
•
Ronald Brannon
Buckley, WA
•
John Carter
Spokane, WA
•
Stanley Clark
Victoria, BC
•
Chris Cohrs
Seattle, WA
•
John Cunningham
Vancouver, BC
•
Alice Dalton
Buckley, WA
•
David Doty
Prineville, OR
•
Ernest Durham
Roy, WA
•
Richard Eidal
Auburn, WA
•
Lyman Engle
Woodburn, OR
•
James Fellows
Everett, WA
•
James Ferguson
King City, OR
•
Agnes Fischer
Centralia, WA
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Phyllis Ford
Abbotsford, BC
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George Foster
Victoria, BC
•
William Fromson
North Vancouver, BC
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Robert Fuller
Bellingham, WA
•
Beth Gilbert
Spokane, WA
•
Ray Gilham
Pendleton, OR
Harold Greene
Friday Harbor, WA
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Sandy Halverson
Williams Lake, BC
•
Albert Hamson
Nelson, BC
•
Charles Hawley
Issaquah, WA
•
Francis Horrell
Ephrata, WA
•
Earl Houck
Spokane, WA
•
Frank Hull
Laconner, WA
•
Norman Johnson
Chilliwack, BC
•
Ralph Johnson
Moscow, ID
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Edwin Jolley
Springfield, OR
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Maurice Kelley
Battle Ground, WA
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Sam Konnie
Noti, OR
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Edward Lawson
Portland, OR
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Frank Lehning
Kelso, WA
•
William Leverett
Kirkland, WA
•
James Lindsay
North Vancouver, BC
•
Dixon Long
Renton, WA
•
G Roy Long, Jr.
Vancouver, BC
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Justin Longmoor
Issaquah, WA
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Paul Dick Lotzgesell
Sequim, WA
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Royd Lund
Auburn, WA
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Chuck Maiden
Qulcene, WA
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Robert Martin
Sandpoint, ID
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Dolna Mespelt
Seaside, OR
•
Bertram Mokler
Kennewick, WA
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Dr. Albert Moody
Bend, OR
•
Richard Morgan
Issaquah, WA
•
Paul Mounter
Peshastin, WA
Horace Nickson
Coos Bay, OR
•
Errol Olsen
Vancouver, WA
•
Orville Olson
Issaquah, WA
•
Prosper Ostrowski
Port Angeles, WA
•
George Peters
Kamloops, BC
•
Henry Peters
Blind Bay, BC
•
Richard Peters
The Dalles, OR
•
George Pheasant
Soap Lake, WA
•
Kenneth Price
Chilliwack, BC
•
Walter Read
Olympia, WA
•
Joseph Roberts
Cottage Grove, OR
•
Marjory Roberts
Chilliwack, BC
•
A H George Ryman
Summerland, BC
•
Donald Saint Louis
Olympia, WA
•
Vasant Saklikar
New Westminster, BC
•
John Schultz
Tacoma, WA
•
Richard Scott
Seaside, OR
•
J Albert Slater
Auburn, WA
•
Edith Smith
Kennewick, WA
•
Barbara Steele
Weed, CA
•
Bud Studley
Wenatchee, WA
•
Wendell Sullivan
Portland, OR
•
Ted Truax
Edmonds, WA
•
Melvin Vanderhoef
Bellingham, WA
•
J Wallace
Surrey, BC
•
Roy Walter
Coos Bay, OR
•
Rudolf Ylvisaker
Sisters, OR
•
Rochelle Zirkle
Orting, WA
WANTED!
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Questions and/or advice?
Call (253) 856-5889 or Email: [email protected]
You can download guidelines from:
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September - 2003
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
Operation
Send Them Back
Interclubbing
by Harry Dingwall
By Loren Lee
2002-2003 District Chair for Interclubs
PNW Past Governor
During a weekend retreat at Lake Wenatchee (the use of a summer home
donated to us by a non-Kiwanian) with PNW Circle K International officers I had
a rude awakening to the realities of being a Circle K Member. They are, as many
of you know, College students who are involved in community service and
leadership development as part of our Kiwanis Family. Of course money and
funding was a topic that came to the top of our discussion. I say this because each
retreat member kicked in $5 per person for food to last the weekend. Fruit drinks,
spaghetti, muffins, cookies and some other snacks that I didn’t recognize were
the order of the day. I did expect Top Ramen noodles but they were the normal
daily staples of these students and they were looking for a small menu change.
Getting back to the subject of Money. I found that funds for administrative
operations inside our District of Circle K were almost non-existent.
Circle K members are often the forgotten part of our family. They are young
adults with goals and visions. Often times working, going to school and being an
intricate part of our Sponsored Youth program. They could be the future
members of our clubs. Circle K members are workers. Yet they haven’t achieved
the financial support that our other sponsored youth programs have generated
in our District.
During this retreat an Idea came to light. Many of us in PNW Kiwanis
Organization have accumulated travel miles on different airline promotions. To
the surprise of many some have time limits on them and others have the ability
to donate or assign a certain amount of air miles to others. Each year it is a
struggle to raise administrative money to pay airfare to the Circle K International
Convention. Circle K has the same rules as we do about service money going
back to the community. There is a difference between us. Our Kiwanis clubs can
use our service funds to give to any of our sponsored youth programs. We do
have many Kiwanis Clubs who financially help Circle K clubs and members, but
when it comes to the cost of sending delegates to International convention it
often is more than these clubs can afford to give. Last year one of our Circle K
Members was elected as to the position of International Trustee.
So Operation Send them Back has arrived. We are looking for PNW Kiwanians
who will assign or donate air miles for the use of sending delegates to next years
Circle K International convention. It will be a first for our Circle K. At this
point only your name and contact information is all that is needed. This is an
experiment to see if we as Kiwanians can contribute more than money and
support College students who take the added responsibility of serving their
communities and represent us as young citizens and future leaders of Pacific
Northwest District of Kiwanis International.
Please e-mail your contact information to [email protected] or mail it to
L.E.Lee 2304 Hemlock St. Longview, Wa. 98632.
Let’s Send Them Back!
The Time Is Now!
By Louise Regelin
PNW District Governor, 2003-2004
At Yakima I asked, “If Not Me, Who? If Not Now, When?” The responses
have been “Me, I’ll help” and “Let’s do it this year”. This is a time of change
in the PNW. Please be a part of that change. You have entrusted me with the
leadership of this great District, and I thank you for your trust and confidence. I
will work hard. Thank you to Governor Sylvester Neal, the Lt. Governors, the
people serving as District Chairs, and all Kiwanians who have committed to
work to accomplish certain goals. Information about District Goals, the
Governor’s Project, my travel schedule, etc. may be found on the District
website. They will be updated regularly.
The Governor’s Project for 2003-04 implements the Vision of Kiwanis “Serving
the Children of the World”. As teacher, library trustee, and concerned Kiwanian, I
have chosen “Books, Reading & Literacy in the Pacific Northwest”. This
project encourages programs and materials to improve reading opportunities
and promote literacy, especially for children. Details are coming soon in the
“Inside the District” publication and also on the district website.
Items of action by your Governor for 2003-04 include: Focus on club members,
events and activities; continue our strategic planning process begun by
Governor Sylvester Neal; working on membership and club retention; visiting
division and club events; providing continuity of goals and programs from year
to year; collaborating with our SOAPs; encouraging membership diversity;
working on Int’l President Bob Moore’s 1+1+1 goal (1 new member, per month,
for 1 year); continue with SEE adopted by both Ito Torres and Bob Moore;
contributing to our Foundations and IDD; and while doing all this, having fun
traveling this great District to meet more great Kiwanians.
The Who is Us, The Time is Now. We are a Kiwanis community and being
Kiwanians is a very special thing indeed. This year provides opportunities —
let’s take advantage of them. I look forward to a year of hard and rewarding
work with many happy meetings with Kiwanians around the PNW and the
world. Thank you for electing me your 2003-04 PNW Governor.
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Here we go–off on a running start into another exciting, fun and potentially
challenging Kiwanis year... Once club committees have been assigned, club
officers trained and club budgets approved (or about to be by the 15th), one more
accomplishment is very good for clubs to have achieved during this always
extremely busy Kiwanis month of October and that is: to schedule and chalk up
at least two or more interclubs during October. Upon achievement any future
potential difficulties interclubbing will be made easier to surmount because, once
accomplished, right there is the incentive to continue and/or even increase
interclubbing throughout the whole Kiwanis year by going for the ROUND
ROBIN award.
Before I go on, let me introduce my very able and worthy assistants for this
2003-2004 year. Victor Frazier of N.E. Spokane and Division 46 will be keeping
an eye out and an ear pealed as far north and south as he is able east of the
Cascades. Elizabeth Bennett of Bellingham and–2002-2003 Lt. Gov. Div. 18 takes
north of the Stillaguamish River as far as she can and Jerry Burkholder of
Woodburn, Div. 70, has as much of Oregon as he is able to manage. Hopefully
their contact information will be in our new P.N.W. District Directory. Otherwise
I can direct you to them. All three have had extensive experience and/or
involvement with interclubbing way above and beyond the call of duty.
Now this is a suggestion for a very few P.N.W. Kiwanians who just might need
it. If interclubbing is found to be in any way difficult for your club when the
holidays approach and the snow flies, please get to the most remote clubs in your
division in October—-saving your neighbors for when less time and/or less
favorable conditions (like bad weather) are expected. If even that plan is too
difficult to achieve during busy October, at least get to your Key Club and
closest Kiwanis neighbor so your club can get started off on the right track for the
ROUND ROBIN with at least the very minimum two INTERCLUBS in October.
(Better yet–always try for at least 5+!)
Here is a living example of the most tangible reason to INTERCLUB. There is
a long established club in my home division here, between the Cascades and
Lake Washington, who last Kiwanis year (2002-2003) complained to me that they
were having difficulty obtaining programs for their meetings. After giving that
club a couple of ideas, I pointed out that IF they interclubbed more by visiting the
rest of their/our division’s Kiwanis Club home meetings, they would find it
easier to get leads on programs. Also interclubbing seems to give clubs incentive
to get out to division council meetings. Why is that? My theory is: because at least
camaraderie and/or curiosity often encourages interclubbers to accompany their
president and/or a vice president and/or secretary there to see and visit with
whom-ever shows up from those clubs with whom they had recently
interclubbed. All of this can only help to strengthen clubs. Isolation is not any
better for a Kiwanis club than it is for a child or even a nation. So get out there
and see what other clubs are doing. First hand cross pollination of ideas is very
good for Kiwanis.
Please let me and/or my assistant District Chair closest to you know
as promptly as possible after any newsworthy interclubbing has been
accomplished. Surely the rest of our great P.N.W. District would be interested. For
example–has any interclubbing through cyberspace been accomplished as authorized by our P.N.W. District Board last administrative year? (See winter/spring
2003 P.N.W. District Board minutes.) Also if your division has an Interclub
Chair–as does Division 70–please someone let me know who he or she is. (See
June 2003 Builder.)
Your Lt. Governor has been issued the District Interclubbing Goals and
additional rational for interclubbing. Ask her or him for a copy or let me know–especially through cyberspace–and I will get a copy to you. (This is on our
P.N.W.District website under the “club” category.)
Sometime after every November 15th when the most recent past year’s
Round Robin forms are turned in and recorded we should know how much
interclubbing increased during that particular past adm. year. So let’s keep
building on this. Remember our Kiwanis motto: “We Build.”
2001 - 2002
Round Robin Awards
CLUB
Kelowna High Noon
Kamloops
Vernon Four Seasons
Summerland B.C.
Winthrop
Victoria
Abbotsford
Bellingham
Chilliwack Golden K
Port Angeles Noon
Edmonds Seniors
Mercer Island
Northshore/Bothell
Bonney Lake
Daffodil Valley
Puyallup
Puyallup Sunrisers
Auburn
Auburn Valley
Federal Way
Greater Federal Way
Meridian - Kent
Parkland Spanaway
Tacoma Mall
University Place
Central Kitsap
Clatskanie
DIVISION
7
8
8
9
9
17
18
18
18
19
22
28
28
30
30
30
30
32
32
32
32
32
34
34
34
36
42
CLUB
Northeast Spokane
Spokane Valley Golden K
Ellensburg
Kamiakin
Sunnyside
Yakima
Eastmont
Wacoka
Atomic City of W. Richland
Columbia (The)
Kennewick
Pasco
Richland
Tri-Cities Industry
Sunrise
Mt. Scott - Sunnyside
Ross Island Earlyrisers
Hillsboro
Tetrapolitan Golden K
Tigard
Sandy
Canby
The Capital
Corvallis
Sisters
Jacksonville
DIVISION
46
46
50
50
50
50
52
52
54
54
54
54
54
54
58
62
62
64
64
64
66
70
70
72
78
82
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
September - 2003
86th PNW Kiwanis
District
Convention
August 14-17, 2003
Governor Sylvester and First Lady Doris graciously
presided over the 86th Annual District Convention.
Yakima, Washington
Photos courtesy of Cleve Parker, Ken North,
Greg Hurlburt, Gary Beller, and Candy Richey
Dr. Bonnie Dunbar, NASA Astronaut, presents
Governor Sylvester with a memento of one of her five
missions aboard the Space Shuttle, including an
American flag that flew on the Endeavor in 1995.
Past Governors Bill Packard, Bobbe Godwin and Jim
McAllister wait to be introduced during the Saturday
morning Delegate Session.
Governor Sylvester looks on while Aktion Club
District Administrator Dick Haines “comes clean.”
Dick had vowed to shave his head if the District built
20 new Aktion Clubs during 2002-2003.
The weather for the convention was
absolutely gorgeous and many delegates
were treated to a wonderful view of
Mt. Rainier as they crossed the Cascades
on their way to Yakima.
Nancy Collar, an Aktion Club member from Bend,
Oregon addressed the Saturday luncheon and spoke
about how being a member of the Kiwanis Family had
changed her life. Here, she is joined on stage at the
conclusion of her speech by District Aktion Club
Administrator Dick Haines.
Governor Sylvester Neal opens the 86th Annual
District Convention held in Yakima. He was joined
on the stage by the other District Officers and
Past Governors.
International Trustee Nelson Tucker
of North Ridge, California brought
greetings from the International Board
to the Delegate Body. Nelson will serve
as the 2003-2004 Board Counselor to
the District.
John Frucci of the Kiwanis Club of Spokane,
Washington (left) was presented with the Jack Delf
Distinguished Service Award by Past Governor Loren
Lee. The award, presented annually by the Past
Governor’s Committee, is one of the most prestigious
in the district and honors the Kiwanis Service of the
late Jack Delf – a Past International Vice President.
What would a convention be without the various displays to look at? Here, the Kiwanis Foundation of
Canada educated the convention attendees about
their various programs.
WANT TO SEE MORE PHOTOS?
The photos on these pages and many
other photos are available for viewing in
color by going to the District Resource
area of www.pnwkiwanis.org. Just click
on the camera graphic to be taken to the
gallery pages.
If you would like to share some of your
photos please submit them via email or
CD-ROM to the district office in
Beaverton, Oregon. Instructions are on
the Gallery page.
Louise Regelin of the Kiwanis Club of
Moscow, Idaho was elected as Governor
of the District for 2003-2004. She
becomes the first PNW District Governor
to be elected from the State of Idaho.
The Yakima Convention officially began with the
traditional “Kick-off Luncheon” on Friday.
September - 2003
The 2003-2004 District Officers and their partners
are introduced to the Delegate Session by
International Trustee Nelson Tucker (right).
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
Photos courtesy of Cleve Parker, Ken North,
Greg Hurlburt, Gary Beller, and Candy Richey
Every thing that happens in a Delegate Session is not
always serious. Here, International Trustee Nelson
Tucker, Governor-elect Louise Regelin and Immediate
Past Governor Gary McGlothlen get a chuckle fro m
something the Governor has said.
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Members of the 20002-2003 District Board of
T rustees pose for a class picture at the conclusion of
the Sunday Delegate Session.
Governor Sylvester Neal confers with Parliamentarian
George Cadman regarding Robert’s Rules of Order
prior to calling the Sunday Delegate Session to order.
District Finance & Fund-raising Chair
Chris King brings the Delegate Body up
to date regarding the District’s financial
situation during the first Delegate
Session on Saturday.
The Host Committee of the 87th Annual District
Convention, to be held in Eugene, Oregon the weekend of August 12-15, 2004, brought a display highlighting the many attractions of “The Emerald
Empire . ”
District Secretary Cleve Parker, First Lady Doris
and Governor Sylvester Neal look on as Governordesignate Louise Regelin prepares to bring the 86th
Annual District Convention to a close.
Dick Mayer of the Kiwanis Club of
Greater Federal Way, Washington was
elected to serve as Governor-elect of the
PNW District for 2003-2004.
Millie Lewis did yeoman work in entering convention
registrations in to the computer and making sure
everyone’s records were correct.
Host Committee Registration Chair Audrey Rice of
the Yakima, Washington club gets organized before
the first wave of convention attendees arrives!
The weather was nice enough for a little outdoor
socializing.
Here, Div. 11 Lt. Governor Randy
Herman compares notes with Div. 64 Lt. Governor
designate Dudley Werschkul.
Division 66 Lt. Governor Sylvia Maly
received a plaque from Governor
Sylvester for coming in first in the
2002-2003
Lt.
Governor
Bulletin
Contest.
T im Baker of the Hillsboro, Oregon club starts
campaigning early for the office of Div. 64 Lt.
Governor. As there were not any babies available at
the convention for him to kiss, he “smooched the
pooch” belonging to Div. 64 First Lady Dordis
Hurlburt!
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
September - 2003
2001-2002 DISTRICT AWARDS
Awards were presented in Yakima at the 86th District Convention.
2001-2002 Distinguished Clubs (International)
Name of Club
1
1
1
5
5
5
9
11
11
11
13
13
15
15
15
15
17
17
17
17
18
18
18
19
20
20
21
21
21
21
21
22
22
20M
20M
20M
24
24
26
28
28
28
28
28
30
32
32
32
32
32
34
34
34
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
38
38
38
40
40
President
Prince George
Kitimat
Quesnel
Republic
Chewelah
Nelson
Oliver
White Rock
Langley District 100
Golden Ears, Maple Ridge
West Vancouver
Tsawwassen, Ladner
Powell River
Port Alberni
Comox
Parksville-Qualicum
Victoria
Sidney and Peninsula
Esquimalt
Victoria Golden K
Abbotsford
Chilliwack Golden K
Bellingham-Meridian
Port Angeles-Olympic
Oak Harbor
Anacortes, Sunrisers
Arlington
Marysville
Everett-Evergreen
Stanwood-Camano
Silver Lake-Everett
Snohomish
Lynnwood
Burlington-Edison
Sedro Woolley
Skagit-Mount Vernon
Ballard, Seattle
North Seattle Sunrisers
Downtown Sunrisers, Seattle
Issaquah
Bellevue
Mercer Island
Bellevue-Sunrisers
Woodinville
Edgewood-Milton
Kent
Federal Way
Meridian-Kent
Greater Federal Way
Foothills (The), King Co.
University Place, Tacoma
Fife-Milton
Tacoma Mall, Tacoma
Bremerton
Bainbridge Island
Greater Poulsbo
Central Kitsap, Silverdale
Greater Kingston
Silverdale
South Kitsap Breakfast
Olympia
Kristmas Town, Shelton
Hood Canal, Hoodsport
Centralia
Pe Ell
Fiona Stevens-Guille
Gordon Fox
Ronald Friesen
Erwin Johnson
Michael Dunniway
Marcel Mackell
Charles Dean
Reinard Kohls
Don Fenske
Mike Rawlinson
Ardath Hoole
Garnet Hunt
Robert Irving
Harold Frechette
John Williams
Ian Michayluk
Douglas Nielsen
David Scott
Doreen Negrich
Lorene Smith
Fred Hansen
Leslie McEachen
Michael Kirk
Nancy Martin
Richart Yount
Richard Harrison
Alvin Forar
Walter McKinney
Larry Vognild
Gary Vegar
Robert Mitchell
Daniel Rike
Ronald Swengel
Chuck Dynes
Kraig Rosencrantz
Bob Smith
Mark Foote
Robert Foster
Paul Runnels
Ernie Smith
David Bitter
Aida Kouyoumjian
Roger Wing
Catherine Howard
Lance Docken
Ray Coleman
David Larson
Bill LeBlanc
David Grohs, Sr.
Margaret Harto
Donna Perry
Jack Woods
Harold Bircumshaw
Chris Funke
Dr. Fred Grimm
Jim Ryan
Herb Shinn
Peter DeBoer
Roy Meyers
Eric Von Marbod
Sam Reed
Fran Myers
Sheryl Kroneman
Everet Macomber
Barbara Firoved
Div. 1
Div. 21
Div. 32
Div. 36
Div. 42
Div. 68
Div. 80
Div. 84
2001-2002 Merit Lt. Governors
(District Award)
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
Div.
7
8
9
17
18
19
24
26
30
44
46
54
56
60
62
70
Marion MacNeil
Cindy Krusel
Roy Reiber
Beulah Addicott
Brian Cleaver
David Brewer
Richard Lamb
Denis Sapiro
Bruce Uhl
Bill Mitchell
Charles Richardson
Jane Kassuba
Michael Butler
Jewell Bailey
Les Wegner
Earl Schroeder
Governor’s Cup
2001-2002
Sylvester Neal
Auburn, Washington
Kiwanis Club of Anchorage
W. Emory Darling
Alan Sheil
Margaret Mooreside
Donald McKnight
Elizabeth Riley
Regena Love
Marjorie Dean
Juliann Aubin
Carol Garvin
Randy Herman
Brian Woodward
Thomas Gigliotti
Robert Maitland
Egon Matheson
Donald Armstrong
William Brown
Willard Dunlop
Roald Feness
James Cunliffe
Florence Daniels
Gloria Graham
Ruth McKitrick
Eileen Lower
Gervais Zanon
William Cornell
William Brown
David Boulton
Thomas King
William Lucas
Dan Follette
Miriam Williams
Jane Thorndike
Jay Rust
Richard Wesen
Dianne Crawford
Katie Junquist
John Trondsen
Helene Lysness
Pauline Runnels
Pauline Sablan
Donald MacIsaac
Harry Dingwall
Judith Wing
Diane Fulton
Rodney Hash
Christine King
Lawrence Darby
Charles Miller
Judy Garcia
Christina Meyer
Donald Perry
Gerald Lankford
Richard Jensen
John Taylor
Charles Schroff
Ed Hakanson
David Middleton
Kendall Hansen
Edna Meyers
Carol Mahoney
Donald Powell
Patricia Tupper
Frank Davis
Richard Frombgen
Gerrie Toepelt
Name of Club
40
42
42
42
44
44
48
48
50
50
50
50
50
52
52
52
54
54
54
54
56
56
56
60
62
62
64
64
64
66
66
68
68
68
68
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
74
74
74
74
74
76
76
76
78
78
78
80
82
84
84
84
AYN
AYN
AYN
AYS
AYS
AYS
Twin Harbors
Kelso
Longview
Saint Helens
Fort Vancouver, Vancouver
Vancouver East
Sandpoint
Saint Maries
Ellensburg
West Valley, Yakima
Grandview
Selah
Wenatchee
Manson
Eastmont, East Wenatchee
Bavarian Village
Pasco
Columbia (The), Kennewick
Atomic City, Richland
Tri-Cities Industry
Lewiston Orchards
Orofino
Kamiah
Peninsula-Portland
Rockwood, Portland
Portland Metro
Beaverton-Tanasbourne
Tigard
Cedar Hills, Beaverton
Oregon City
Gresham Earlyrisers
Mc Minnville
Lincoln City
Walnut City, Mc Minnville
Waldport
Canby
Stayton
Capital (The), Salem
Woodburn
French Prairie Woodburn
West Salem
Wilsonville
Springfield
Emerald Empire
West Eugene
Bohemia Sunrisers
Oakridge
Coos Bay
Reedsport
Bandon By-The-Sea
Redmond
John Day
Sisters
Umatilla
Grants Pass
Yreka
Linkville, Klamath Falls
Weed-Lake Shastina
Fairbanks
Whitehorse
Chena-Fairbanks
Anchorage
Palmer
Kodiak
Jack P. Delf
Distinguished Service Medal 2001-2002
2001-2002 Distinguished
Lt. Governor Award
(International Award)
Brian P. Purdy
Richard L. Fleck
Dick Mayer
David Foote
William Y. “Bill” Eagle
Larry F. Tennant
Michael E. Duffy
Harold “Bud” Hartel
Secretary
John Frucci
Spokane, Washington
Kiwanis Club of Spokane Valley
Melvin B. Dennis
Outstanding Secretary Trophy 2001-2002
Dr. Jay Rust - KC of Lynnwood
Bill Martin - KC of Riverview, Wenatchee
President
Secretary
Corvin Varo
Robert Huffhines
James Ylvisaker
Nancy Harwood
Wilbur Wood
Matthew Miller
Howard Simmons
James McCuaig
Steve Hydorn-Young
Michael Tumy
Silvestre Cervantes
Jerry Holsten
Jeffrey Winter
Larry Lesmeister
Jerry Zerr
John Slagle
H. W. Felsted
William Morey
A Donald Ray
Rozanne Tucker
Judith Delka
Lynn Anderson
Ed Hasenoehrl
Illa Busch
Glenna Borg
Timothy Won
Dianna Cox
Frank Morehouse
Larry Cartales
Jane Dixon
Kenneth McManus
Colin Cameron
John Heck
Ronald Pittman
James Leake
Maggie Hubbard
Bron Herrod
Douglas Knights
Tim Gilbert
William Rhoades
Debra Giard
Susan Alton
Katie Sherman
Helen Baxter
Lloyd Henson
Jerry Vaverka
Judy Hampton
Michael Gipson
Delaine Humphreys
Richard Buskirk
Max Jacobs
Gerald Noah
Glenn Keeran
William Varady
Al Paulsen
Kimberley Presley
Evan Gill
Robert Menzies
Wayne Miller
Alvin Pederson
Brenda Dow
Donald Worthley
Steve Brown
Lyle Refior
Nadine Thomas
Richard Woods
Kenneth Botero
Robert Dent
Orin Swanson
Mark Vanderdrift
Donald Angell
Virginia Oakes
Robert Johnson
Anthony Suriano
Sandra Kron
Gloria Weedin
Melody Jean Neidhart
Kristina Barkley
Diane Garlini
Lovelle Jeffris
William Leggett
Diane Hart
Paul Beardsley
Paula Glenn
Marion Shinn
Pamela Jones
David Hasz
Richard Merck, Jr.
James Doig
Marjorie McAllister
Cynthia Jones
Helen O’Neil
Robert Bruno
Richard Farra
Richard Vaughn
Michael Rice
R. Carl Reynolds
Laurel Adams
Clara Corwin
Ken Perinchief
Rudolph Kaderly
Jeanne Reich
Vee Ott
David Christoff
Shirley Clemens
Theodore Heilbrun
Thomas Wurtz
Philip Jaspers
Gail Williams
Richard Ballinger
Patsy Gilliam
Gayla Oester
Holly Ramey
Rheta Thompson
Maynard McIntosh
Dottie Pollak
Jean O’Hara
Larry Clucas
Judie Drummond
Victoria Nowdesha
Steven Tippin
Donald Wallace
H. Van Z. Lawrence
Leona Marinoske
Robert Schneider
Tobben Spurkland
Ann Goodman
Joseph D’Elia
2001-2002 District
Annual Club Report Winners
Single Service
Diamond Section - 76 or more members
Port Angeles, WA
Tillamook, OR
Div. 19
Div. 67
Winner
Honorable Mention
Ruby Section - 46 to 75 members
Issaquah, WA
Kent, WA
Div. 28
Div. 32
Winner
Honorable Mention
Velma Crawford - KC of Yakima
Emerald Section - 30 to 45 members
Lee Price
Outstanding District Chair Award 2001-2002
North Central, Seattle, WA
Meridian-Kent, WA
Creswell, OR
Coliseum, OR
Larry Plaisance
Law Enforcement Camps
Kiwanis Club of McMinnville, OR
Joan Russell
Builders Club
Kiwanis Club of Bandon-By-The-Sea, OR
Div. 24
Div. 32
Div. 74
Div. 60
Winner
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Coral Section - 29 members or less
Country Homes, WA
Boardman, OR
Div. 46
Div. 80
Winner
Honorable Mention
Multiple Service
Diamond Section - 76 or more members
Yakima, WA
Vancouver, BC
Div. 50
Div. 13
Winner
Honorable Mention
Ruby Section - 46 to 75 members
West Seattle, WA
Bellingham, WA
Div. 26
Div. 18
Winner
Honorable Mention
2002-2003
ANNUAL CLUB GIFT CAMPAIGN
HIGHEST PER CAPITA CLUB IN DISTRICT
Emerald Section - 30 to 45 members
Chena - Fairbanks, Alaska
Jeanette Olemstead, President
Coral Section - 29 members or less
Ross Island Early Risers, OR Div. 62
Apple Valley, Yakima, WA
Div. 50
Ashland, OR
Atomic City, WA
Div. 82
Div. 54
Winner
Honorable Mention
Winner
Honorable Mention
September - 2003
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
PNW DISTRICT OUTSTANDING SECRETARIES 2001-2002
Division 1
Alan M. Sheil, Kitimat
W. Emory Darling, Prince George
Margaret Mooreside, Quesnel
Division 42
Richard I. Woods, Kelso
Kenneth R. Botero, Longview
Robert R. Dent, St Helens
Division 5
Elizabeth Riley, Chewalah
Regena I. Love, Nelson
Donald E. McKnight, Republic
Division 44
Orin G. Swanson, Fort Vancouver, Vancouver
Mark Vanderdrift, Vancouver East
Division 9
Marjorie I. Dean, Oliver
Division 11
Randy M. Herman, Golden Ears
Carol J. Garvin, Langley District 100
Juliann M. Aubin, White Rock
Division 13
Thomas F. Gigliotti, Tsawwassen-Ladner
Brian J. Woodward, West Vancouver
Division 15
Donald W. Armstrong, Comox
William W. Brown, Parksville-Qualicum
Egon Matheson, Port Alberni
Robert L. Maitland, Powell River
Division 17
James G. Cunliffe, Esquimalt
Roald J. Feness, Sidney & Peninsula
Williard G. Dunlop, Victoria
Florence M. Daniels, Victoria Golden K
Division 18
Gloria F. Graham, Abbotsford
Eileen A. Lower, Bellingham-Meridian
Ruth McKitrick, Chilliwack Golden K
Division 19
Gervais Zanon, Port Angeles - Olympic
Division 20
William M. Brown, Anacortes Sunrisers
William L. Cornell, Oak Harbor
Division 20M
Richard D. Wesen, Burlington-Edison
Dianne M. Crawford, Sedro Woolley
Katie Junquist, Skagit-Mount Vernon
Division 21
David G. Boulton, Arlington
William R. Lucas, Everett - Evergreen
Thomas L. King, Marysville
Miriam Williams, Silver Lake - Everett
Dan L. Follette, Stanwood-Camano
Division 22
Jay B. Rust, Lynnwood
Jane K. Thorndike, Snohomish
Division 24
John M. Trondsen, Ballard, Seattle
Helene Ann Lysness, North Seattle Sunrisers
Division 26
Pauline Runnels, Downtown Sunrisers, Seattle
Division 28
Donald R. MacIsaac, Bellevue
Judith D. Wing, Bellevue Sunrisers
Pauline Lou Sablan, Issaquah
Harry A. Dingwall, Mercer Island
Diane C. Fulton, Woodinville
Division 48
Virginia L. Oakes, Saint Maries
Donald S. Angell, Sandpoint
Division 50
Robert Carl Johnson, Ellensburg
Sandra M. Kron, Grandview
Gloria June Weedin, Selah
Anthony Suriano, West Valley, Yakima
Division 52
Lovelle Jeffris, Bavarian Village, Leavenworth
Diane E. Garlini, Eastmont, East Wenatchee
Kristina Barkley, Manson
Melody Jean Neidhart, Wenatchee
Division 54
Paul P. Beardsley, Atomic City, Richland
Diane D. Hart, Columbia (The), Kennewick
William V. Leggett, Pasco
Paula Beth Glenn, Tri-Cities Industry
Division 56
David R. Hasz, Kamiah
Marion L. Shinn, Lewiston Orchards
Pamela Jones, Orofino
Division 64
Cynthia C. Jones, Beaverton-Tanasbourne
Robert O. Bruno, Cedar Hills, Beaverton
Helen D. O’Neil, Tigard
Division 68
R. Carl Reynolds, Lincoln City
Michael C. Rice, McMinnville
Clara B. Corwin, Waldport
Laurel M. Adams, Walnut City, McMinnville
Division 74
Richard L. Ballinger, Bohemia Sunrisers,Cottage Grove
Philip Maurice Jaspers, Emerald Empire
Patsy J. Gilliam, Oakridge
Thomas E. Wurtz, Springfield
Gail Williams, West Eugene
Division 32
Lawrence Darby, Federal Way
Judy A. Garcia, Greater Federal Way
Christine A. King, Kent
Charles E. Miller, Meridian - Kent
Christina L. Meyer, The Foothills, King Co.
Division 78
Dottie Pollak, John Day
Maynard M. Mcintosh, Redmond
Jean I. O’Hara, Sisters
Division 80
Larry Clucas, Umatilla
Division 34
Gerald A. Lankford, Fife-Milton
Richard W. Jensen, Tacoma Mall, Tacoma
Donald T. Perry, University Place, Tacoma
Division 82
Judie L. Drummond, Grants Pass
Division 40
Richard Paul Frombgen, Centralia
Gerrie L. Toepelt, Pe Ell
Nadine C.R. Thomas, Twin Harbors, Grayland,
Westport, Tokeland
Trail
Kelowna High Noon
Kamloops
Vernon-Four Seasons
Brewster
Omak
Summerland
Winthrop
Courtenay, BC
Oak Bay
Saanich
Bellingham
Chilliwack
Juan de Fuca
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
Anacortes
Edmonds Seniors
North Central, Seattle
Northgate-Lake City
Shoreline
University, Seattle
Highline, Burien
Industrial Seattle
West Seattle
Kirkland
Enumclaw
Valley (The)
Parkland-Spanaway
Peninsula, Gig Harbor
West End, Puget Sound
36 North Mason
38 Lacey Sunsetters
38 North Thurston
38 Waterfront
42 Mount St. Helens
44 Battle Ground
44 Boulevard, Vancouver
44 Cascade Park
46 Country Homes
46 Northeast Spokane
46 South Hill Spokane
48 Newport
50 Kamiakin, Yakima
58 Moses Lake-Sunrise
60 Coliseum
60 South Riverside
66 Clackamas Sunrisers
66 Columbia River Gorge
67 Seaside
70 Salem
72 Corvallis Sunrisers
76 Florence
78 Bend High Nooners
80 LaGrande
82 Caveman
82 Jacksonville
82 Table Rock
84 Klamath Falls
AYS Greatland
AYS University, Anchorage
2002-2003
Club Brochure Awards
FIRST PLACE:
Eastmont-Wenatchee, Division 52
SECOND PLACE:
South Whidbey Island, Division 20
THIRD PLACE:
Seattle, Division 26
Division 84
Victoria Nowdesha, Yreka
Division AYN
Robert W. Schneider, Chena-Fairbanks
Hardy Lawrence, Fairbanks
Leona R. Marinoske, Whitehorse
Division AYS
Tobben Spurkland, Anchorage
Joseph D’Elia, Kodiak
Ann Goodman, Palmer
Kiwanis Club
of
Your Town
Kiwanis International
A Worldwide Club
for Community Leaders
Founded in 1915
2002-2003 Bulletin Awards
2002-2003 LT. GOVERNOR
BULLETIN CONTEST
FIRST PLACE:
Sylvia Maly, Division 66
SECOND PLACE:
Greg E. Hurlburt, Division 64
THIRD PLACE:
Elizabeth Ann Bennett, Division 18
Division 70
Ken Perinchief, Canby
Jeanne Reich, Capitol (The), Salem
David J. Christoff, French Prairie Woodburn
Rudolph J. Kaderly, Stayton
Shirley M. Clemens, West Salem
Theodore C. Heilbrun, Wilsonville
Vee Ann Ott, Woodburn
Division 30
Rodney G. Hash, Edgewood - Milton
Division 38
Frank N. Davis, Hood Canal, Hoodsport
Patricia A. Tupper, Kristmas Town, Shelton
Donald F. Powell, Olympia (Ck # & Div. #)
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26
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Division 66
Richard C. Vaughn, Gresham Earlyrisers
Richard D. Farra, Oregon City
Division 76
Rheta M. Thompson, Brandon-By-The-Sea
Gayla Oester, Coos Bay
Holly L. Ramey, Reedsport
Division 36
Charles Schroff, Bainbridge Island
John E. Taylor, Bremerton
David Middleton, Central Kitsap, Silverdale
Kendall Hansen, Greater Kingston
Ed Hakanson, Greater Poulsbo
Edna M. Meyers, Silverdale
Carol A. Mahoney, South Kitsap Breakfast
2001-2002 Merit Clubs
(District Award)
Division 60
Richard M. Merck Jr., Peninsula - Portland
Division 62
Marjorie McAllister, Portland Metro
James A. Doig, Rockwood, Portland
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2002-2003 CLUB BULLETIN
CONTEST
Coral Section
(29 Members & below)
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Silver Lake, Division 21
Hermiston Breakfast, Division 80
Winthrop, Division 9
Emerald Section
(30-45 Members)
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Oliver, Division 9
Summerland, Division 9
Skagit Mount Vernon, Division 20M
Ruby Section
(46-75 Members)
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Tri-Cities Industry, Division 54
Cedar Hills, Division 64
The Valley-Auburn, Division 32
Diamond Section
(76+ Members)
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Anacortes Noon, Division 20
Puyallup, Division 30
Richland, Division 54
Governor Sylvester is honored to recognize the following members who
have been reported to him as having recruited at least five or more new
members thus far in the 2002-2003 administrative year.
Bill Petter, Kirkland Noon
Teri Leigh Baird, Kirkland Noon
Jim Schwend, Auburn Valley
Wayne Boden, University - Alaska
Shirley Reizel, Chilliwack Golden K
Jim McAllister, Columbia River Gorge
Emil Nyberg, Astoria
Walt Schrader, Federal Way
Jewell Bailey, Peninsula - Portland
Tom Bryant, Puyallup
Dick Vaughn, Portland
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
September - 2003
88th Kiwanis
International
Convention
June 20-24, 2003
Governor Sylvester Neal and First Lady Doris are
introduced at the 88th Kiwanis International
Convention.
Indianapolis, Indiana
International President-elect Bob Moore presided
over the debate on the International Dues Increase
amendment.
Christel DeHaan, founder of the Christel House
Learning Centers in Indianapolis, Mexico, Venezuela,
India and South Africa, was awarded the Kiwanis
World Service Medal by International President
Juan “Ito” Torres.
Past Governor Bill Packard of the Clackamas (OR)
Sunrisers club and Judy are introduced to the convention with the announcement that Bill will take
o ffice as President of the Kiwanis International
Foundation on October 1.
Governor-elect Louise Regelin of the Moscow, Idaho
club is introduced at the Closing Session on Tuesday
evening.
Division 50 Lt. Governor Steve Emhoff
updates the District Board of Trustees
on the plans for the 86th Annual District
Convention in Yakima, Washington.
International Trustee Case Van Kleef and Susan were
special guests at the District Dinner on Monday
evening. Here they enjoy a moment with Past Lt.
Governor Tim Won of the Portland Metro club. Van
Kleef, who served at the International Board
Counselor during 2001-2002, will serve as
International President during 2004-2005.
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION SUMMARY
More than 7,000 Kiwanians and guests attended the 88th annual International
Convention in Indianapolis, June 20-24. Hundreds of members took advantage of
the location to tour the World Headquarters of Kiwanis.
In addition to a full schedule of educational forums and workshops, 800
Kiwanians and guests attended an International Conference on Children to learn
more about children’s needs and how Kiwanis clubs can respond. A World of
Service Fair featured outstanding club and district service projects from around
the world.
The convention service project collected almost 10,000 new and gently used
children’s books to help schoolchildren around the world. Many brought books
to the convention; others donated gift certificates through a partnership with
Borders Books.
Many of the collected books were donated to children enrolled in Christel
House Learning Centers in Mexico, Venezuela, India, South Africa, and
Indianapolis. Books also will be provided to at-risk children in the Indiana
District through youth centers, homeless shelters, and centers for women and
children escaping domestic violence.
The House of Delegates elected Robert L. “Bob” Moore of Venice, Florida, as
International President. He first joined the International Board as a Trustee in
1994 and served as a Vice-President during the 1997-98 and 2000-01, as Vice
President/Treasurer in 2001-02, and President-Elect in 2002-03.
President-designate Bob is a 35-year member and past distinguished president
of the Kiwanis Club of Venice and served as Governor of the Florida District in
1991-92. He is an attorney and shareholder in the law firm Kanetsky, Moore,
& DeBoer, P.A. Bob and Jan Moore are parents of four sons and have five
grandchildren.
Case Van Kleef of Plover, Wisconsin, was elected President-Elect. Stephen K.
Siemens of Des Moines, Iowa, was chosen as Vice President/Treasurer from a
field of five candidates.
Newly elected International Trustees from Region I (U.S.) are Don Canaday,
Indiana; Mark Rabaut, Michigan; and Joel Lee Williams, Alabama. Also joining
the International Board are new Trustees Pierre Laliberté, Quebec (Region II,
Canada and the Caribbean) and Gunter Gasser, Austria (Region III, Europe).
The House of Delegates considered four proposed amendments. Delegates
approved an amendment to the International Constitution that raises annual
International dues from $27 to $42 per member.
Proponents of the dues increase stressed it will enable Kiwanis International to
balance its budget, eliminate debt, restore reserve funds, maintain priority
programs, improve services, and implement a strategic plan.
Delegates also adopted an amendment that directs the Board of Trustees to
adjust the dues of clubs in countries where the Gross National Income per
person is less than US$10,000.
An amendment to change club representation at district conventions was
defeated. Withdrawn for lack of a motion was a proposed amendment that
would have enabled Kiwanis International to offset operating costs by drawing
up to 15 percent of revenue from its fund-raising activities, third-party
agreements, and sale of database information.
Kiwanis International’s 2003 House of Delegates firmly underscored its
determination to finish the mission of virtually eliminating iodine deficiency
disorders (IDD) worldwide. The delegate body, gathered at the 88th Annual
International Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana, June 20-24, approved three
resolutions for the 2003-04 administrative year, one of which recommits the
Kiwanis family to fighting an ongoing battle against IDD.
Delegates also adopted three resolutions. The first resolution titled “113,000
Reasons to Complete Our Worldwide Service Project Pledge” commits the
Kiwanis family to complete its mission to virtually eliminate iodine deficiency
disorders (IDD). While more than 70 percent of the world’s households now have
access to iodized salt, 113,000 children are born daily who are still at risk of IDD.
By 2005, the Kiwanis family will raise an additional $3 million to protect its IDD
investment and complete the job.
A second resolution, titled “UNITED in Service,” supports the goals of 2003-04
International President Bob Moore. President-designate Bob will stay the course
set by his predecessor, 2002-03 International President Juan F. Torres Jr., MD, who
established three goals: “Succeed with Service, Excel with Membership, and
Educate Everyone.”
A third resolution, “Our Commitment to Young Children: Priority One,”
directs Kiwanis clubs to support Young Children: Priority One in 2003-04 by
addressing issues in four categories: safety and pediatric trauma, childcare and
development, maternal and infant health, and parent education and support.
Next year’s International Convention will be held in St. Louis, Missouri,
June 25-29, 2004.
September - 2003
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
Page 11
Harry “The Hat” Anderson of TV’s “Night Court” fame
entertained with his own special blend of comedy,
magic and card tricks.
Emil Nyberg of the Astoria, Oregon club was presented with his Ruby K – level 125 – by Governor Sylvester
at the District Dinner on Monday evening. The Ruby
K program honors membership recruitment.
Division 46 Lt. Governor Chris Brandvold and Jan
check out the goodies offered for sale in the Kiwanis
Supply Store.
Key Club International President Thomas Earnest of
Cullman, Alabama was a featured speaker at the
convention.
Past Governor Don Canaday of the
Indiana District was elected to a thre e
year term on the International Board of
T rustees. Canaday recently retired as
Director of Planned Giving for the
Kiwanis International Foundation. He
began his Kiwanis service in the Pacific
Northwest District as a member of the
Kiwanis Club of Chena, Fairbanks,
Alaska while serving in the U.S. Army.
Division 44 Lt. Governor Annette Cartwright plays
“Dueling Cameras” with our photographer.
Part of the KFADD (Kiwanis Family Against Drunk
Driving) display that PNW Kiwanians put together for
the Service Fair at the convention.
No – Division 22 Lt. Governor Art
Stutsman was not sitting in the wrong
place (notice the sign above). He was
just serving as a Convention Sgt. At
Arms and was assigned to keep those
wild folks from the Belgium Luxembourg
District in line!
PNW Kiwanians showcased the 2002-2003 Kiwanis
Family Against Drunk Driving (KFADD) project during
the Service Fair in the International Convention
Exhibit Hall.
Div. 40 Lt. Governor Bobbie Bryan and Vic Lien of The
Valley club in Auburn, Washington enjoy themselves
at the District Dinner.
Robert and Betty Konsela of the Portland Metro club
smile for the camera while waiting for the Delegate
Session to begin.
Div. 54 Kiwanians Ralph Curran (left) and John Yegge
(second from left) inform International President
“ I t o ” Torres about the new PNW Kiwanis/SIGN
(Surgical Implant Generation Network) partnership
while Governor Sylvester Neal (right) looks on.
Joyce Rada of the Port Orchard,
Washington club makes good use of her
time while waiting for the Delegate
Session to begin.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
September - 2003
AROUND THE DISTRICT
SALEM KIWANIS SUPPORT HONORARY JUNIOR MEMBER
The Salem Kiwanis Club has a young “Honorary Junior Member” who has
been an inspiration to many in the Pacific Northwest District. Her name is
Codi Frazier and she just turned 11 last July. She always wears her Kiwanis pin
and mentions that she is a member to virtually everyone she interacts with.
She is cared for by Salem Club member Loni Barrett. As Codi’s father was not
able to fully care for her after her mother died in 2002, Loni became Codi’s
legal guardian and full-time care giver. Loni, a relatively new Kiwanian, was
named as “Rookie of the Year” by the Salem club last September, just six
months after first joining the club!
As a result of bone cancer (osteosarcoma) discovered in her left knee in the
summer of 2000, Codi had a rotationplasty in February 2001. This is where the
surgeon removes the tumor by amputating the affected area. The foot is then
turned around and attached where the amputation was performed. This
allows the ankle to function in the place of a knee joint. Following the rotationplasty, it was thought that her cancer was in remission.
Last Fall, Cody was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes which further complicated her health care. Last Spring, as part of the standard routine before fitting
her with a new prosthetic leg, she was given a cancer-screening test at
Portland’s Shriner’s Hospital for Children. Unfortunately, it was discovered
that the cancer had returned and had now spread to her lungs.
Codi was then transferred to Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in Portland.
Unfortunately, her doctors, many of whom are a part of the Kiwanis
Doernbecher Children’s Cancer Program (KDCCP) have determined that her
cancer is inoperable. The cancer has recently moved into her left lung where
the tumor is pushing on her heart, trachea and other organs.
Codi has been an active part of the Salem Kiwanis Club for well over a year
and was made an “Honorary Junior Member” of the club in October 2002. She
earned this honor by attending many club meetings and also participating in
many of the club’s service projects. Among others, Cody helped out at the
annual pizza booth fundraiser at the Salem Art Fair and also spent a day at the
4-H camp with kids from the local homeless shelter. At the latter event, she
caught more fish than anyone else! More importantly, it was hot out and she
wore shorts. Through her candor about both her illness and her artificial limb,
she helped some of the homeless kids see that even people with homes can
have big obstacles in their lives.
Codi was also on the Salem Kiwanis Club’s Relay For Life team. She has
been on several interclubs and even attended a Division 70 Council Meeting.
Codi enthusiastically agreed to be featured in a new promotional video for the
Kiwanis Doernbecher Children’s Cancer Program (KDCCP). The video, funded by the clubs of Division 70, is expected to be completed in mid-November
and will be dedicated to Cody.
The Kiwanis Doernbecher Children’s Cancer Program (KDCCP) a 501(c)3
non-profit Kiwanis Foundation, was formed fifteen years ago by the late Gene
O’Brien, Past Kiwanis International Trustee. It is supported by the Kiwanis
Clubs of Oregon and Southwest Washington (Divisions 42 & 44). To date,
KDCCP has raised over one million dollars to benefit and fund the Kiwanis
Children’s Cancer Wing at Doernbecher Hospital.
Doernbecher is a member hospital of the Children’s Miracle Network and is
the only hospital in Oregon that provides stem cell (bone marrow) transplants
for children. Doernbecher cares for more than 40,000 children each year from
Oregon, SW Washington and surrounding states. Doernbecher cares for an
astounding 75% of Oregon’s juvenile oncology patients.
For further information about Codi, you can visit Codi’s web site at
www.codibug.com or the KDCCP website is located at:
http://www.ohsuhealth.com/dch/support/fund_kiwanis.asp
DIVISION 20 IS A WATERWORLD
PNW Div. 20 is unique in that all the seven Kiwanis Clubs which comprise it are
located on islands in upper Puget Sound. Three Anacortes clubs are based on Fidalgo
Island, Whidbey Island is home to the Oak Harbor and South Whidbey Clubs, while
the Orcas Club is at Eastsound on Orcas Island and the Friday Harbor Club is on San
Juan Island. The geography is insular and spectacular, but challenging when interclubbing is the program of the day. Anacortes Kiwanis Noon Club has an adjunct group
ANKRS, Anacortes Noon Kiwanis Rowing Society, which takes the lead on crossing the
waters between the Div. 20 clubs.
Anacortes Kiwanis Noon Club members row to an interclub with the Orcas
Island Kiwanis Club. (Bow to Stern) Jack Smith, Steve Mclean, Hal Forsey, Jack
Barnhard, and Herb Pearson enjoy a beautiful day and a workout on the water.
Governor Sylvester Neal visited eleven year old Codi Frazier, an “Honorary Junior
Member” of the Kiwanis Club of Salem, Oregon, on August 29th. He presented her
with his own Governor’s Pin and declared that she was “PNW Governor for The
Day.” Codi, has been fighting a three year battle with bone cancer and is currently being treated in the Kiwanis wing of the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital in
Portland, Oregon.
In Memory of
Codi Frazier
July 1, 1992 — September 23, 2003
Sadly, as this issue of the Builder was going to press, we recieved word that Codi
has lost her fight. Memorial contributions may be made in her name to any of the
charities listed on her website: www.codibug.com
Latest in Interclub visits was Aug. 5, when five Kiwanians at the oars pulled out of
Anacortes in the early dark. at 5:05 AM. Crossing Rosario Straight, they threaded
Peavine Pass at mile 10 and turned north into Eastsound, where another 11 miles away
was lunch with Orcas Kiwanis Club. ANKRS departed Anacortes first and was trailed
by a flotilla of 5 later-leaving power and sailboats with Noon Club passengers bound
for the Interclub luncheon at the town of Eastsound.
ANKRS was formed some 6 years ago as an element of Anacortes Kiwanis Noon
Club. It was the idea of Herb Pearson, a former Div. 20 Lt. Gov. There are now 11
members, of which 3 are women. Rowing is an every Tue. and Thu. early morning
ritual with a post-row coffee critique on shore at 8:00 AM. The Aug. 5 trip was the ninth
long distance row they have accomplished.
The five in this latest row formed a well-seasoned and multi-talented crew with an
average age of 68. Professions, left behind in retirement, include that of electrical
engineer, college math professor, county building officer, architect and mortgage
broker. There are four oar positions and one coxswain. The coxswain, while sitting in
the aft position, has navigating responsibilities and enjoys a 30-minute rest off the
12-foot oars. This changes every 30 minutes as crew positions rotate. During a pause for
seat rotation, rowers take time-out to swig water and recharge with an energy snack.
Each coxswain sets the changing topics of conversation in turn. Those at the oars were
Herb Pearson, Jack Barnard, Hal Forsey, Jack Smith and Steve McLean.
Jack Barnard was the navigator for this trip. Planning is extensive and begins
usually 6 weeks ahead. Weather, tides, currents and potential ship and ferry traffic
needs to be factored in, he explains. The rowing gig is 21 feet long, but sits close to
the water and under usual ship radar. A “manual sound devise” is part of the boat’s
equipment. Good planning has meant good weather for all ANKRS inter island trips to
date. There has been one instance when the course was changed to the far side of an
island to miss fog on the primary course.
“We were in the pre-dawn dark when a spectacular sunrise exploded over Mt.
Baker,” said Pearson, “followed by a real ‘buttermilk sky’. These are sights uniquely
enjoyed at the slow pace of a rowing gig,” he added. During the journey, the rowers
saw all manner of sea life, eagles in the sky and wildlife on the nearby shore. Most
wake-producing powerboats stand clear and the few curious are waved off when the
gig’s coxswain raises an “intimidating Jolly Roger” flag.
Following luncheon with the Orcas club, the oars are stowed and gig is towed home
by one of the accompanying Anacortes Noon Club boats. The rowing crew is dispersed
among the powered vessels with talk about the next challenge, which Pearson says
could be to Victoria, on Canada’s Vancouver Island, a 28.8 mile international row.
September - 2003
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
Southern Oregon
Camp Kiwanis
By Dick Mayer
PNW Governor-Elect 2003-2004
In 2002, the first 4 day camp for children with disabilities was held at Camp
Myrtlewood in Bridge, Oregon. This experience was the stepping stone to our
Southern Oregon Kiwanis clubs developing the Southern Oregon Camp Kiwanis
(S.O.C.K). With a major financial contribution from the Klamath Falls club and
financial contributions from the clubs of Coquille, Reedsport, Brandon and
Jacksonville, we were able to expand our vision and held the 2nd annual camp
outing from July 28th to July 31, 2003.
The Board of Directors consists of Wendy Millard, Dick Mayer, Dick Haines,
Robyn Johnson, Bob Eck and Dan Dreschel. Dick Haines is President and Robyn
Johnson is the Secretary/Treasurer. Wendy Millard is the Camp Director. The
camp staff came from many Kiwanian volunteers.
This year we enjoyed the fellowship of 9 campers and are looking forward to
expanding the number of campers each year. To do this, we are seeking
donations to help offset the cost of the camp and supplies.
The Mission statement reads: Southern Oregon Camp Kiwanis is dedicated to
providing a fun, accessible, affordable and safe camping experience for youth
and young adults with mobility impairments or physical disabilities.
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WHITEHORSE CLUB ERECTS BORDER MONUMENT
Led by the Whitehorse, Yukon Territory club and club President Stan
Marinoske, Kiwanians from the AYN Division spent the July 4th weekend
building the first Peace Marker monument to be constructed on the
U.S./Canadian Border in over twenty years. They were joined by Governor
Sylvester Neal and an interclub from the Kiwanis Club of Oliver, British
Columbia.
Located on the Alaskan side of the border at the Skagway/Fraser border
crossing, the monument is a ten foot tall representation of a Inuksuk – the
classic Inuit stone figure.
Inuksuit (plural of Inuksuk) are among the most important objects created by
the Inuit – the first people to inhabit portions of Alaska, Arctic Canada and
Greenland. The term “Inuksuk” means “to act in the capacity of a human.” It is
an extension of the Inuit word “Inuk,” meaning “a human being.”
Designed by Whitehorse Kiwanian Rob Mason, a professional architect, the
monument features over 30 commemorative stones donated by other Pacific
Northwest Clubs in Alaska, British Columbia, Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
The Yukon stone, donated by the Whitehorse Club, is in the shape of the Yukon
Territory with the Kiwanis logo inscribed.
The four day project was several years and $10,000 in the making. It is
estimated that over 1,000 person-hours went into the project. Rick Kellow of
the Oliver Club was a major driving force in obtaining and transporting the
majority of stones donated by clubs in British Columbia, Oregon, Washington
and Idaho. AYN Lt. Governor Ray Dinger and Past Lt. Governors Tim McCarty
and Neal Gregory were instrumental in obtaining permission from the State of
Alaska to place the monument on the Alaskan side of the border.
As a border monument in the Northland, construction of the Inuksuk is
highly appropriate. The Inuksuit figures had many practical functions, being
employed as hunting and navigation aids as well as coordination points and
message centers. In addition to their earthly functions, certain Inuksuk like
figures had spiritual connotations and were objects of veneration. Even today, the
appearance of familiar Inuksuit on the Arctic landscape are a welcome sight to
the Inuit when far away from home.
So compelling was the desire of the Inuit to create Inuksuit, they appear not
only on the earthly landscape but in man Inuit legends and stories. They even
emerge from the movements of fingers playing a Inuit version of a Cat’s Cradle
like string game and in a winter-sky constellation.
Like all Peace Markers erected by Kiwanis on the border of Canada and the
United States, the inscription on the monument will read:
“THIS UNFORTIFIED BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN THE DOMINION
OF CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN SHOULD
QUICKEN THE REMEMBRANCE OF MORE THAN A CENTURY OLD
FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN THESE TWO COUNTRIES. A LESSON OF
PEACE TO ALL NATIONS.”
(Top) Campers and staff of the first Southern Oregon Camp Kiwanis (SOCK) pose for
a group photo.
(Bottom Left) SOCK Campers enjoyed canoeing on Myrtle Wood Creek.
(Right) Camp President Dick Haines, a.k.a. "King SOCK," is resplendent in his royal
robes made entirely out of socks by Camp Director Wendy Millard.
(Top Left) Lt. Governor Ray Dinger works on the framework for the Inuksuk Peace
Monument. (Top, 2nd from left) the spectacular view from the front of the Inukshuk
monument, looking towards Skagway Alaska. (Far Right, top) Whitehorse Kiwanians
Rob Mason and Scott Tyrner work on the Inuksuk. (Far Right, bottom) Whitehorse
President Stan Marinoske mixes concrete. All the materials to construct the
monument had to be hauled over 80 miles from Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. Notice
the generator in the foreground of the picture. Other frames show a sampling of the
stones donated by other PNW Kiwanis Clubs and Whitehorse Kiwanian Rob Mason’s
original plans for the most unique Kiwanis Peace Marker on the U.S./Canadian
border.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
Disaster Relief
By Ron Ryman
President, Kiwanis Foundation of Canada
On Thursday August 21 my family was evacuated from our home in Kelowna
due to the wild fire on Okanagan Mountain. After being evacuated for a week,
we were fortunate to return to our home. 68 families in our subdivision of
Crawford Estates were not so fortunate. To date 243 homes have been lost in this
fire, including the home of a Past President of the Kiwanis Club of Kelowna High
Noon. Other areas of BC have experienced a similar situation.
This experience has opened my eyes to the emotions and stress on people
when a natural disaster occurs. When a disaster happens in another part of the
world, my heart goes out to the people affected; however I never imagined the
extent to which they are impacted.
I have also experienced the support of our community coming together to help
each other – I have suggested to some that we must have a community of
Kiwanians when I see and experience the outpouring of help and support. The
community has come forward with substantial donations to the fire fund
through the Red Cross, Salvation Army and other local charities.
The need for immediate financial support was very evident when the evacuation was initiated. 30,000 citizens were evacuated, and they all needed lodging,
food, and in many cases clothing and transportation.
The Kiwanis Foundation of Canada administers a Natural Disaster Relief
Fund. The fund has provided support for Badger Newfoundland (flood);
Kamloops BC (wild fires); Red River Manitoba (floods); and Quebec (ice storm).
The Foundation has the ability to act very quickly when a need is identified and
a request is made. We need to build this fund to have the resources available to
provide support when needed.
I appeal to Kiwanis Clubs and Kiwanians in Canada to help replenish the
Disaster Relief Fund, and to build the fund resources so the Foundation will be
in a position to provide relief in Canada when a disaster happens. Individual
donations are tax deductible and a tax receipt will be issued. Please forward your
donations to: Kiwanis Foundation of Canada, PO Box 5034 Brantford Ontario
N3T 6J7.
I sincerely hope your club and club members will seriously consider this
appeal. Thank you for your continued support to the Kiwanis Foundation of
Canada.
2003-2004 KIWANIS KALENDAR
October 1
October 31–November 2
February 27–29
2003
Administrative year begins
Fall District Board Meeting &
Kiwanis Family Conference
Sea-Tac, Washington
2004
42nd PNW Circle K District
Convention
Bellingham, Washington
March 5–7
Midwinter District Board
Meeting
Richmond, British Columbia
April 2–4
55th PNW District Key Club
Convention
SeaTac, Washington
June 25–29
89th Kiwanis International
Convention
St. Louis, Missouri
July 2–6
Key Club International
Convention
St. Louis, Missouri
July 3–7
Circle K International
Convention
St. Louis, Missouri
August 12–15
87th PNW Kiwanis District
Convention
Eugene, Oregon
September 30
Administrative year ends
September - 2003
Finance News
By Chris King
PNW Finance & Fundraising Chair
Following the passage of the district dues increase at the District Convention
in Yakima, I would like to take this opportunity to thank those delegates who
attended our Question and Answer sessions that were held there prior to the
vote.
It was important to the members of the Finance Committee to make sure that
we were able to give you a fair and unvarnished idea of where the district is
financially and to be able to answer the questions that members had for us.
We felt that if we could present to you the measures we have taken each year
– to cut costs and hold down expenses, you would be in a better position to
evaluate the need for a dues increase.
With approval of the increase by the delegates, we have been able to avoid the
cutbacks that had been planned for reimbursement of Lt. Governor expenses. We
have also been able to more fairly remunerate our Sponsored Organization and
Program – especially the newer programs like K-Kids, Builders and Aktion Club.
Most importantly, we will be able to make adequate contributions to fund our
various Reserve accounts – contributions that could not have been made had the
dues increase proposal failed to win your approval.
As most of you know, these Reserve accounts are the district’s method of
putting money away in savings – both as a hedge against future, unforseen needs
and a way to fund future expenses, such as equipment purchases that are just too
large to be able to fund out of one years budget. Just as with your own families
savings, these Reserve accounts are critical to our financial well being
The dues increase approved at the convention provides for an immediate $5.00
per capita increase in dues, effective October 1, 2003. It also provides for annual
$1.00 increases for each of the next five years, beginning in October 2004. By
giving approval to the step increases, the delegates have given the district the
tools to deal with inflation and loss of members.
The amendment approved by the delegates also provides that these $1.00 step
increases will not take effect in any year in which the district membership climbs
above 15,000 Kiwanians. Quite simply, membership growth will help to spread
the cost of running the district out over a larger number of people and provide
both the clubs and the district with more revenue to carry out our mission.
Each member of the Finance Committee recognizes that this was a difficult
vote for many of you, particularly since we are all having to also deal with an
increase in International dues at the same time. I thank all of you who voted for
this proposal, and most especially, those who spoke in favor of it on the delegate
floor.
We pledge that both the Finance Committee and the District Office staff will
continue to monitor expenses and look for innovative ways to control costs while
providing a greater degree of service to clubs and their members.
We are always willing to consider any ideas that you, as members of the
district, have to increase the district’s efficiency, control costs and increase
revenues. You may contact me at [email protected].
Many of you asked at convention where you could find a copy of the 2003-2004
district budget. You will find both budgets that were submitted to the 2003-2004
Board posted on our district website. They are contained within in the 2003-04
Board minutes for their Yakima meeting. You can access those Minutes, and
many others, by going to:
http://pnwkiwanis.org/PNWKIResources/minutes.html
While on this page, you can also find a copy of the district’s financial
statements for the year ended 2001-2002. The financial statements for the year
which will end September 30, 2003 will also be posted on the same page upon
completion of our annual audit. That will most likely occur this coming March.
Once again, I would like to thank the delegates who supported the dues
increase amendment for their vote of confidence in both the leadership of this
district and the future of Kiwanis in the Pacific Northwest.
NEW CLUBS IN THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Lilac City
Aktion Club
The Lilac City Aktion Club was chartered
with 23 members on July 8, 2003. The
Kiwanis Clubs of West Spokane and
Spokane South Hill are the sponsoring
clubs. Susan Benzie is the Faculty
Advisor. The Kiwanis Club President is
Jackie Orth.
Yakima Valley
Aktion Club
The Yakima Valley Club was chartered
with 26 members on June 3, 2003.
The Kiwanis Clubs of Yakima and
Kamiakin, Yakima are the sponsoring
clubs. Barbara Greco is the Kiwanis Club
President and Jerry Henderson is the
Faculty Advisor.
Kootenai County
Aktion Club
The Kootenai County Aktion Club was
chartered with 23 members on June 17,
2003. The Kiwanis Club of Coeur d’
Alene is the sponsoring club. Kathy Bush
is the Kiwanis Club President and Pam
Harris is the Faculty Advisor.
Summit
Kiwanis Club
The Summit Kiwanis Club was chartered
with 20 members on July 16, 2003. The
Kiwanis Club of Puyallup is the sponsoring club. Sandy Wagner is the Kiwanis
Club President and Deanna Kemp is the
Kiwanis Club Secretary.
September - 2003
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
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New Members continued from page 16. . .
Charles A. Lundberg
Jamie Malamphy
Linda Matson
Terry Oxley
Michael Pelela
Virginia Schlvetz
Elizabeth A. Schmalz
Roselle Skinner
Florence J. Thomas
Linda M. Turner
Martin B. Anderson
Ty Birdwell
David Burke
Frederick Cauness
Jason Crispin
John Fasler
Patricia M. Gardner
Teresa Hiatt
Daniel E. Kay
John T. Martens
Wendy Michelbrink
Sally Miller
Randall L. Morrison
Joan Mosebar
Mona Pelesky
Susan C. Robinson
Juanita Samione
Patricia L. Schaeffer
Thomas F. Schaeffer
Jerrad Shepard
Nancy Sjoberg
Karen L. Smith
Steven Warren
Donald Webster
Faye Webster
Betty A. Wolf
Eileen M. Browning
Robert Browning
Ethan B. Calhoun
A Ernest Carman
Jill Davidson
Sandra Davis
Opal Fields
Rebecca L. Fisher
Jacquelyn Groulx
Teresa Hess
Dwayne E. Hryciw
Connie Kennedy
Deanna Remcik
John Stennick
Julia A. Stoel
Lynda Taylor
Richard Weiler
Charles Wheeler
Tim Austen
Brad Bell
Russell Burgamy
William M. Corey
Geoffrey Herron
Libby Mangue
Sean A. McNulty
Carrie Shifflette
John Stallberger
Bill Swanson
Belarmina Brook
Pat Brookhart
Sandra Christensen
Sheryl Faulks
Linda T. Finney
Wayne D. Fugere
Lisa D. Green
Sandra E. Huff
Jeff M. Jordan
James Kraft
Bob Maurer
Jana McCluskey
Joe Michielli
Paul G. Murray
Janice R. Nutton
Theo Theodore
Danyll Van Lierop
James S. Walker, Jr.
Sue White
Melvin D. Williams
Ron Brady
Steve Burnett
Mary R. Butler
Deborah Carrington
Che Eissinger
John E. Gordon
Jeffery W. Green
Bruce A. Griswold
Rebecca Jenicek
Laurie Katana
Beth A. Martin
Gary M. Moore
Juanita R. Morgan
James H. Parker
Tim Pettis
Deborah M. Schutz
John H. Smith
Jennifer L. Swanstrom
Lisa M. Turpin
Larry D. Young
Juan M. Aguilar
Teresa F. Anderson
Paula J. Brown
Carol Cavanaugh
Elinore B. Cossel
Christine Cote
Jason W. Emhoff
Dan Evans
Cheryl Ficele
Brian Hart
Helen M. Hinman
Donald W. Middleton
Christine Neill
Patricia J. Stewart
Rebecca J. Storlie
Sandra L. Sutton
Louise Tabayoyon
Allison Taylor
Jeanne Thompson
Peter H. Tran
Charlotte E. Tullos
Kitty Wallace
Michael Whittle
Sue D. Anez
Richard D. Coon
Sharon M. Evans
Aurora Flores
Randy Gold
Korene Greenwood
James Kellogg
Richard W. Kling
Nelse L. Lunstrum
Nedra Mires
John D. Stoll
Judy M. Trefethen
Debi Allessio
Don N. Barners
Blaine Bickelhaupt
Shirley Billingsley
Doug Buske
Aleta Busselman
Russell Cowen
Christine Espinoza
Christine Evanson
Benjamin C. Floyd
Walt Gobel
Margaret Haecker
Joanna Harrington
Nathan Hedman
Chuck James
Nancy Lee. Johnson
Hollie Kaiser
Thiry Jane Kassuba
Barbara B. Keltch
William P. Kendrick
Virginia Kent
Georgia A. LeFebvre
Susan Meek
Jesus G. Melendez
Teresa L. Moore
Donald K. Morgan
Janet Narum
Lacey Sunsetters
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North Thurston, Olympia
38
Olympia
38
Olympia
38
North Thurston, Olympia
38
Hood Canal, Hoodsport
38
Shelton
38
Hood Canal, Hoodsport
38
North Thurston, Olympia
38
Hood Canal, Hoodsport
38
Centralia
40
Chehalis
40
South Bend
40
Centralia
40
Pe Ell
40
Centralia
40
South Bend
40
Centralia
40
Chehalis
40
Centralia
40
Ocean Shores
40
Aberdeen
40
Centralia
40
Ocean Shores
40
Twin Harbors, Grayland, Westport, Tokeland40
South Bend
40
Ocean Shores
40
Twin Harbors, Grayland, Westport, Tokeland40
Twin Harbors, Grayland, Westport, Tokeland40
Chehalis
40
Chehalis
40
Aberdeen
40
Centralia
40
Pe Ell
40
Pe Ell
40
Ocean Shores
40
Scappoose
42
Scappoose
42
Longview
42
Clatskanie
42
Clatskanie
42
Clatskanie
42
Scappoose
42
Saint Helens
42
Clatskanie
42
Kelso
42
Clatskanie
42
Rainier
42
Clatskanie
42
Rainier
42
Scappoose
42
Rainier
42
Kelso
42
St. Helens Day Breakers
42
Vancouver East
44
Boulevard, Vancouver
44
Boulevard, Vancouver
44
Fort Vancouver, Vancouver
44
Salmon Creek, Vancouver
44
Battle Ground
44
Cascade Park
44
Boulevard, Vancouver
44
East County
44
Battle Ground
44
East Spokane
46
Spokane Valley, Spokane
46
Spokane Valley, Spokane
46
Spokane Valley, Spokane
46
Downtown Spokane
46
Medical Lake
46
Northeast Spokane
46
Deer Park
46
Spokane Valley, Spokane
46
South Hill Spokane
46
East Spokane
46
South Hill Spokane
46
West Valley, Spokane
46
Spokane Valley, Spokane
46
Spokane Valley, Spokane
46
Medical Lake
46
Liberty Lake
46
Cheney
46
South Hill Spokane
46
Deer Park
46
Newport
48
Sandpoint
48
Silver Valley, Kellogg
48
Saint Maries
48
Idaho Panhandle, Coeur D’Alene
48
Coeur D’Alene
48
Sandpoint
48
Newport
48
Silver Valley, Kellogg
48
Sandpoint
48
Idaho Panhandle, Coeur D’Alene
48
Silver Valley, Kellogg
48
Post Falls
48
Rathdrum-Lakeland
48
Coeur D’Alene
48
Newport
48
Idaho Panhandle, Coeur D’Alene
48
Coeur D’Alene
48
Coeur D’Alene
48
Rathdrum-Lakeland
48
Sunnyside
50
Kamiakin, Yakima
50
Kamiakin, Yakima
50
Yakima
50
Roslyn
50
Yakima
50
Apple Valley, Yakima
50
Yakima
50
Roslyn
50
Sunnyside
50
Kamiakin, Yakima
50
Grandview
50
Yakima
50
Cle Elum
50
Kamiakin, Yakima
50
Roslyn
50
Yakima
50
Prosser
50
Yakima
50
Prosser
50
Ellensburg
50
Cle Elum
50
West Valley, Yakima
50
Eastmont, East Wenatchee
52
Wenatchee
52
Wacoka of Cashmere
52
Manson
52
Wenatchee
52
Riverview, Wenatchee
52
Wenatchee
52
Manson
52
Wenatchee
52
Riverview, Wenatchee
52
Wenatchee
52
Wenatchee
52
Walla Walla
54
Kennewick
54
Dayton
54
Richland
54
Richland
54
Richland
54
Tri-Cities Industry
54
Pasco
54
Columbia (The), Kennewick
54
Kennewick
54
Pasco
54
Tri-Cities Industry
54
Kennewick
54
Columbia (The), Kennewick
54
Dayton
54
Richland
54
Kennewick
54
Tri-Cities Industry
54
Pasco
54
Kennewick
54
Pasco
54
Columbia (The), Kennewick
54
Richland
54
Pasco
54
Kennewick
54
Walla Walla
54
Walla Walla
54
Sheri D. Nolan
Bryan Olson
Andrew G. Perdue
Andrea Perry
Donald W. Ray
Nancy Roberts
Alfredo Rodriguez
Rennae A. Rosenberg
John R. Scheer
Jeff Schlekeway
Daniell P. Smoke
Anthony M. Wolf
Ronald E. Banks
Carol J. Brown
Julie A. Burch
Arbella D. Cochran
Adam Dayley
Hayley Dayley
John H. Fagan
Carol Hengen
Terry Herman
William B. Higgins
Beverly Jurgens
Guy L. Jurgens
Jodie Knox
Janice McPherson
Karen Millage
Barbara Pardue
Heather Seman
Mark Seman
Roxanne Simler
Loma Ulmer
Justine C. Click
Linda Couture
Carrie D. Durfee
Judy A. Alley
Jack Alvord
Joseph W. Coryell
Leslie B. Diehl
Chad W. English
Cathy Herman
Irv McGeachy
Ernest J. Oar
Todd Peters
Kevin T. Ray
Matthew J. Searfus
Ramona B. Bierlein
Rebecca Crew
Nell F. Gay
John M. Hubach
Gail Lewis
John Lewis
Leslie McGrew
Warren S. Muetz
Ronald E. Pfeifer
Nanette Ringering
William A. Roesch
Patricia Schmitt
Anthony S. Smith
Ken H. Stanley
James T. Tamura
Kristina J. Tanaka
Alan R. Black
Matthew Bordonaro
Jesse Brooks
Joseph P. Dahmen
Linda Decker
Susie Evers
Mary Furchner
Loretta J. Groom
Trudy L. Irwin
Irene L. Kuehl
Daniel Muro
Rose Marie Neisz
Jack Nichols
John P. Philipson
Deborah L. Smith
Pam Smith
Randall J. Smith
Eric J. Weberg
Charles J. Zwick
Gilbert Albelo
Gretchen Brown
Carlynn Capps
Amy Carlton
Dale Fiedler
Harry O. Flanagan
Jerry Garland
Patricia E. Gayley
Jana E. Ince-Carey
Richard L. Jensen
Tracie C. Johnson
Linda Malone
Marcia McQuade
Norma J. Meyer
Dick Miller
Joan Miller
Mark A. Montgomery
Sandra M. Montgomery
Laura E. Parsons
Carla C. Piluso
Josh Roy
Carol Sanders
Tom H. Stein
Vicki C. Thompson
Yvette L. Uber
Jan M. Waite
Daniel G. Wood
Scott Allen
Frank A. Burns
Jana Chilson
Ted B. Erickson
Brian E. Hines
Joyce E. Jensen
Jay Kosik
Zita Nyitrai
Janice L. Parks
David L. Reid
Don Schmidt
Lori Slatter
Nadine Stilwell
Tony Walsh
Marie Barton
Jim Bennett
Rodny Bixler
Patricia Brooks
Sandi J. Colvin
Patrick M. Dunne
Frank Engle, Jr.
Fran L. Green
Tim Hart
Gregory Holmes
Robert K. Holveck
John R. Hurley
Barbara L. Jackson
Vince Johnson
Lew Jones
Robin Jones
Dave Keyser
Keith Lampard
Robert M. Lewis
Janice Lillard
Bruce Mace
Susan K. Massart
Robert B. Mehl
John W. O’Brien
Kelly Rea
James R. Sevcik
Aileen Smith
Darel Smith
Joy Spatz
Blair Timmerman
Valerie A. Unger
Bill Wilson
Otis F. Winchester
Richard M. Wolcott
Mark C. Adcock
Jim Anderson
Catheine Brosnan-Trepus
Shawn Carter
Douglas Clydesdale
L. Brett Davis
Scott Downey
George Haight
Gregory A. Ice
Stephen Jantz
Kennewick
Kennewick
Kennewick
Pasco
Tri-Cities Industry
Pasco
Pasco
Tri-Cities Industry
Pasco
Columbia (The), Kennewick
Tri-Cities Industry
Richland
Orofino
Kamiah
Orofino
Orofino
Orofino
Orofino
Pullman
Orofino
Orofino
Lewiston-Clarkston
Orofino
Orofino
Moscow
Moscow
Kamiah
Kamiah
Moscow
Moscow
Kamiah
Kamiah
Ephrata
Quincy Valley, Quincy
Quincy Valley, Quincy
Columbia View, Portland
Coliseum, Portland
Northeast Portland
Columbia View, Portland
Northeast Portland
South Riverside, Portland
Peninsula-Portland
Coliseum, Portland
Columbia View, Portland
Northeast Portland
Northeast Portland
Rockwood, Portland
Portland
Westmoreland Golden K, Portland
Gateway, Portland
Montavilla, Portland
Montavilla, Portland
Ross Island Earlyrisers, Portland
Ross Island Earlyrisers, Portland
Mount Scott, Sunnyside Portland
Gateway, Portland
Portland Metro
Ross Island Earlyrisers, Portland
Gateway, Portland
Gateway, Portland
Gateway, Portland
Portland
Tetrapolitan Golden K, King City
Southwest Hills
Southwest Hills
Beaverton-Tanasbourne
Southwest Hills
Ballad Towne, Forest Grove
Southwest Hills
Tigard
Forest Grove
Tigard
Tigard
Southwest Hills
Southwest Hills
Tigard
Forest Grove
Beaverton-Tanasbourne
Forest Grove
Tigard
Cedar Hills, Beaverton
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Oregon City
Milwaukie
Historic Downtown Gresham
Milwaukie
Gresham
Sandy
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Sandy
Sandy
Gresham
Gresham
Oregon City
Historic Downtown Gresham
Oregon City
Oregon City
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Historic Downtown Gresham
Clackamas Sunrisers
Historic Downtown Gresham
Manza-Whee-Lem, Nehalem
Astoria
Astoria
Tillamook
Manza-Whee-Lem, Nehalem
Manza-Whee-Lem, Nehalem
Manza-Whee-Lem, Nehalem
Astoria
Tillamook
Astoria
Tillamook
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Astoria
Astoria
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Newberg
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Lincoln City
Mc Minnville
Lincoln City
Newberg
Dallas
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Lincoln City
Dallas
Lincoln City
Lincoln City
Lincoln City
Newberg
Newberg
West Valley, Willamina
Lincoln City
Dallas
Lincoln City
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Lincoln City
Dallas
Lincoln City
Newberg
Dallas
West Valley, Willamina
West Valley, Willamina
Lincoln City
Newberg
Dallas
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Lincoln City
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Michael Mosar
James G. Needham
Jim Parsons
Margo Root
Tina K. Skiles
Anita Stromme
Amy Velez
Casey Woolley
Jim Yeager
Debbie H. Youmans
Gregory W. Anable
James L. Brooks
Keith Conway
Shaun Cooper
John Dundon
Jon R. Farthing
D John Kruger
Mike M. Orourke
Brian Orr
Thomas A. Peterson
Janet R. Reddington
John F. Sills
Thomas F. Sramek, Jr.
Robert Teter
Larry J. Bauer
Cristie Beaudoin
Bonnie Carrere
James A. Copeland
David Davanzo
Jayson K. Davis
Donald A. Denneson
Ron Fenrich
Robert Guy
Ivan Hernandez
John G. Lehmann
Adam W. Mulhall
Pam Petersdorf
John R. Rudolph
Dana L. Ufford
John A. Vaille
Sharon Van Gorder
Robin Vincent
Kurt M. Walker
Robert Armour
Laurea A. Arnoldt
Bobbie Bolden
Connie Davis
Bruce Day
Barbara Dodrill
Gwendolyn D. Farley
Barbara L. Foster
Debra F. Fox
Merton Greif
Donna Hannah
Kelle Herrick
Susan Nilson
Nan Osbon
Sidney S. Pucek
Donald L. Robinson
Dale W. Schlack
Roman Semenyuk
DeAnn Shaw
Scott Traylor
Barry Winters
Debbie Ausmus
Linda S. Bafford
Carl E. Berg
Tim Brown
John Duff
Cliff Ellis
Bill Gill
John Hite
Pierre L. Inghels
David L. James
Charles Kuzminski
Bruce D. Ludwig
Maureen Lugar
Richard Nowak
Bonnie Olson
Kevin Pangle
Kenneth Reiser
Tim Strahl
Judy Trego
Cameron W. Anderson
Michele Baird
Dave Bruce
Kate Close
Jeff Davis
Joshua S. Dykes
Floyd Emerson
Phyllis E. Gilbertson
Gail Huber
David L. Hughes
Andrea Jacobs
Michele F. Johnson
Nancy L. Johnson
Kenneth W. Karsmizki
Gary L. Larson
Steven Lear
Leo B. Lucatero
Dennis Morgan
Billie J. Morris
Andrea Nice
Larry D. Nicholson
Laurie A. O’Leary
Shane L. Pratt
Steven J. Schmidd
Tammye K. Sundholm
Stella Walker
Brenda L. Barker
Jessica Berg
Royce M. Bivens
Sandee Clinton
Arthur L. Conger
Dave Daniel
Joseph A. Flaim
Janice Fox
Kristen L. Hathaway
Karen L. Hutchings
Jack Lentz
Jo Anne Mac Farlane
Wayne Morrow
Charles A. Nelson
Stan M. Penn
Chris A. Stenger
Shonna White
James Wilson
Corrine K. Adams
William U. Blanchard, Jr.
Carol Fowler
Kristina Goby
Rick Larson
Phil D. Parsons
John B. Runnels
Judith C. Runnels
Samuel P. Van Meter
Lori A. Whisenhunt
Terryl Day
Ronald J. Huffman
Gary Koenig
Rebecca Koenig
Arlene E. LaMarche-Coghill
Karen J. Lapp
Sharlene L. Miles
Jackie L. Nelson
Ethan Orenstein
Louise Parker
Trinity Reeves
Helen Sims
Mari L. Torell
Scott E. Tyrner
Laurina Ballard
Jan Chatto
Donna L. Evans
James R. Evans
J. Suzanne Holmes
Mary L. Pate
Melvin Worth
Silverton
Canby
Keizer
Canby
Canby
West Salem
West Salem
Keizer
Keizer
Molalla
French Prairie Woodburn
Wilsonville
Canby
Woodburn
West Salem
French Prairie Woodburn
Canby
Woodburn
Albany
Takena, Albany
Albany
Albany
Sweet Home
Lebanon
Corvallis Sunrisers
Takena, Albany
Takena, Albany
Takena, Albany
Albany
Sweet Home
Albany
Sweet Home
Oakridge
Fern Ridge, Veneta
Springfield
Eugene
Fern Ridge, Veneta
Eugene
West Eugene
Bohemia Sunrisers, Cottage Grove
Roseburg
Fern Ridge, Veneta
Oakridge
Bohemia Sunrisers, Cottage Grove
Fern Ridge, Veneta
Bohemia Sunrisers, Cottage Grove
Creswell
Eugene
Bohemia Sunrisers, Cottage Grove
Fern Ridge, Veneta
Emerald Empire (The), Eugene
Coos Bay
Bandon By-The-Sea
Bandon By-The-Sea
Coos Bay
Coos Bay
Bandon By-The-Sea
Florence
Florence
Reedsport
Coos Bay
Bandon By-The-Sea
Bandon By-The-Sea
Reedsport
Florence
Reedsport
Coos Bay
Bandon By-The-Sea
Coos Bay
Coos Bay
Coos Bay
Bandon By-The-Sea
Burns-Hines
Sisters
Sisters
Redmond
Redmond
Bend
Bend
Prineville
Bend
Sisters
Sisters
Redmond
Madras
Sisters
Burns-Hines
Bend
Redmond
Burns-Hines
Sisters
Hermiston Breakfast Club
Wallowa Valley
Wallowa Valley
Boardman
Hermiston
La Grande
Dalles (The)
Boardman
Pendleton
Umatilla
La Grande
Pendleton
Goldendale
Dalles (The)
Pendleton
Wallowa Valley
Goldendale
Dalles (The)
Boardman
La Grande
La Grande
Goldendale
Umatilla
Wallowa Valley
La Grande
Hermiston
Medford
Bear Creek, Talent-Phoenix
Rogue River
Table Rock, Jackson County
Grants Pass Golden Eagles
Grants Pass
Grants Pass Golden Eagles
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
Grants Pass Golden Eagles
Upper Rogue Of Jackson County
Grants Pass Golden Eagles
Table Rock, Jackson County
Table Rock, Jackson County
Grants Pass
Grants Pass
Grants Pass
Linkville, Klamath Falls
Weed-Lake Shastina
Weed-Lake Shastina
Linkville, Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls
Weed-Lake Shastina
Weed-Lake Shastina
Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls
Chena-Fairbanks
Chena-Fairbanks
Delta Junction
Delta Junction
Chena-Fairbanks
Chena-Fairbanks
Chena-Fairbanks
Delta Junction
Borealis, Fairbanks
Whitehorse
Chena-Fairbanks
Chena-Fairbanks
Delta Junction
Whitehorse
University, Anchorage
Kodiak
University, Anchorage
University, Anchorage
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Palmer
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST DISTRICT BUILDER
WELCOME NEW KIWANIANS
September - 2003
IN THE
PNW
This list contains new members who were reported to Kiwanis International between January 1st and August 31, 2003.
Martina Humphrey
Marie Kelly
Candace J. Lucas
Ian McInnes
James L. Carter
Jody Golik
Pat Golik
Stephen J. Hedrick
Mark Selle
Inge Van Dyken
N. Ellis Dudley
Robert Grant
Patricia L. Gutcher
Carole A. Helmer
Barry Reid
Peggy Blundell
Douglas Button
Cheryl A. Garrison
Shannon J. Hammer
Byron Link
Carol L. MacBain
Brian Salter
Rusty Bonser
Guy J. Deschatelets
Kate Ditzel
Eric Driessen
Fred A. Edelman
Cheryl Ethrington
George Filiatrault
David Fruit
Joan D. Furness
Dorothy J. Greenslade
Gerald Jansma
Julie I. Langlois
Carmen Lenihan
Dennis A. Lenihan
Anthony Morris
John Nicholls
Bart A. Northcott
Joy Olmsted
Pat Phalen
Helen Prouse
Hazel Rehill
Lori Reuss
Richard W. Rozell
Robb Schrock
David W. Sicks
Joe Simonsen
Sandie Simonson
Karl Sloan
B Donna Toft
Marvin A. Tracy
Melodie D. White
Dee Wood
David Wright
David Boag
Patty Cameron
Elmer C. Esau
Colleen Hopwood
Ernest Hopwood
Alicia M. Hunter
Israel T. Jacob
Oral Keen
Jeff Lamphere
Liz McCrindle
Al McIvor
Clarence J. Roth
Gerald H. Toppen
Joan Berry
George W. Blaker
Stephanie Collette
John A. Ellison
Siegfried Gebhardt
Arthur Holmes
Rick Hopkins
Ian Humphreys
Margaret Kalaski
Celeste Klassen
Gary W. A. McHale
Karen Mumby
Roy Nodwell
William D. Powrie
Sheelagh Raynor
Marty Rosenberg
Nathan Rosenberg
Eduardo Salvador
Inez Scott
Carroll Taylor
Ronald J. Watton
Jean Willoughby
Daniel Zybutz
Lewie G. Audy
Terry Ewan
Louis Ferreira
Susan Godkin
Martin Hacker
Richard F. Hall
Marion Hawkins
Felice Iorio
Helena Kelly
Jerry McComb
Tom McGuckie
Robin L. Nadig
Sally Petersen
Jeff Pohl
Johanna Polman Tuin
Donna Reddick
Doreen J. Scantland
Dianne Snow
Reni Snow
Trent Snow
Don G. Turner
Alfreda M. Walsh
Judith Whyte
Wendy Bains
Dr. Basil Bolton
Marilyn Boulton
Sharon Caldwell
Marie Craig
Joan Crossfield
Florence M. Daniels
Christopher D. Fodor
Ivor John
Audrey L. McFarlane
John C. Orman
Dorothy M. Simons
Jaleen K. Bacon
Bob Barker
Gary M. Barnhart
Kalene Drummond
Scott Drummond
Manny Gomez
Lorraine Hanson
Clara Howe
Rosemary Hutchings
Cathy Kunz
Florence H. Larose
Lynda McKay
Robert McKay
Roy McLoughlin
Kelli Miller
Bruce L. Mooney
Dorothy Neste
Paul M. Nuchims
Jon W. Picolet
Henry A. Reasoner
Wayne Reimer
Charles Rendina
Denise Spreitzer
Jack H. Spreitzer
Heather A. Strobel
Jean L. Waight
Norma Watson
Bob Baitinger
George R. Bawden
Peggy A. Bierbaum
Mary A. Breen
Thad Ferre
Mark Grant
Kirk Gresham
Prince George
Prince George
Prince George
Prince George
Colville
Nelson
Nelson
Chewelah
Chewelah
Nelson
Kelowna Summit
Kelowna Summit
“Kelowna, High Noon
Kelowna
Kelowna, High Noon
Downtown Kamloops
Kamloops
Downtown Kamloops
Kamloops
Downtown Kamloops
Vernon-Four Seasons
Vernon-Four Seasons
Okanogan
Oliver
Omak
Brewster
Winthrop
Twisp
Oliver
Tonasket
Westbank-Westside
Oliver
Oliver
Oliver
Westbank-Westside
Westbank-Westside
Summerland Golden K
Oliver
Winthrop
Twisp
Brewster
Westbank-Westside
Summerland Golden K
Okanogan
Winthrop
Okanogan
Tonasket
Okanogan
Okanogan
Okanogan
Oliver
Winthrop
Brewster
Okanogan
Summerland Golden K
Golden Ears, Maple Ridge
New Westminster
Golden Ears, Maple Ridge
White Rock
White Rock
Golden Ears, Maple Ridge
Lynden
Lynden
Lynden-Breakfast
Golden Ears, Maple Ridge
Golden Ears, Maple Ridge
White Rock
Lynden-Breakfast
North Vancouver
Evergreen, North Vancouver
Vancouver
West Vancouver
Tsawwassen, Ladner
West Vancouver
Richmond
Vancouver
Vancouver
Richmond
Richmond
Vancouver
Capilano, West Vancouver
Capilano, West Vancouver
North Vancouver
Richmond
Richmond
West Vancouver
West Vancouver
North Vancouver
Capilano, West Vancouver
West Vancouver
Vancouver
Duncan
Westview, Powell River
Duncan
Nanaimo
Chemainus Crofton
Courtenay
Chemainus Crofton
Duncan
Westview, Powell River
Duncan
Port Alberni
Port Alberni
Parksville-Qualicum
Duncan
Powell River
Parksville-Qualicum
Nanaimo Sunrisers
Parksville-Qualicum
Parksville-Qualicum
Parksville-Qualicum
Westview, Powell River
Comox
Nanaimo Sunrisers
Oak Bay, Victoria
Esquimalt
Esquimalt
Sidney and Peninsula
Oak Bay, Victoria
Oak Bay, Victoria
Victoria Golden K
Oak Bay, Victoria
Oak Bay, Victoria
Victoria
Oak Bay, Victoria
Victoria Golden K
Ferndale
Lake Whatcom
Lake Whatcom
Lake Whatcom
Lake Whatcom
Lake Whatcom
Ferndale
Chilliwack Golden K
Abbotsford
Ferndale
Chilliwack Golden K
Chilliwack Golden K
Chilliwack Golden K
Chilliwack
Bellingham
Ferndale
Matsqui, Sumas, Abbotsford Golden K
Lake Whatcom
Lake Whatcom
Bellingham
Sardis
Lake Whatcom
Lake Whatcom
Lake Whatcom
Chilliwack
Bellingham-Meridian
Chilliwack Golden K
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Port Angeles
Port Townsend
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
Port Townsend
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Mandy Hollister
Aubrey King
James Lane
William D. Leavitt
Jennifer Lockhart
Gail McClane
Hugh McGee
John L. McMullen
Alexander McTavish
Barbara McTavish
Nancy Prince-Fox
Dick Rein
Al Ryan
Kathie Ryan
Suzi Schmidt
Doug Soehl
Colin R. Thomson
George A. Wellman
Constance F. Angst
Ray W. Bloom
Sharon K. Boyd
Len Dawson
Donald R. Fenkner
William G. Fraser
Patrick Gallagher
Christopher Gergen
Sharon Giberson
Paul A. Godfrey
Bobbe L. Godwin
Eric N. Johnson
Joseph S. Mobley
Douglas Pearson
Kris D. Portis
Cheryl A. Racine
Betsy L. Rogers
Melody Sedy
Lila M. Symonds
Patric M. Tompkins
Alvin E. Ulbrickson
Richard M. Vesque
Carolyn B. Wahlfeld
Jeffery D. Wiedenmeyer
Henery L. Wright
Richard K. Youngberg
Annette M. Arp
Chuck Barnum
Scott J. Clements
Jeffery A. Drayer
Kathleen A. DuVall
Lauren Freitas
Richard F. Grimstead
Janice M. Holt
Perry W. Knight
Kenneth L. McCulloch
Mark Osborn
Colin M. Sands
Bruce Shellhamer
Jamie L. Southard
Mervyn Thompson
Galen Williams
Dreana D. Berggren
Kathy Blumenstein
Earline Bowen
Lois J. Brown
James Coghlan
Kathleen Friend
Victoria Gillis
Gary Johnson
Jennifer S. Nesbitt
Thomas E. Peiffer
Harlan Roberson
Jack D. Smith
Christine J. Thoma
John Diel
Mary Gardner
Murphy Greene
Don Hennerberg
Paul E. Jacobson
Marilyn J. Jones
Dan Juhl
Renato Lubrin
Michelle Malhiot
Michael Medalia
John Nutting
Jessica Peterson
Nancy Rasmussen
Carie Rott
Michele Skinner
Glenda Terry
Gordon W. Balisky
Jonita Cruz
Douglas A. Diel
Barbara Foster
Andrew Goodstein
Amani Harris
Phuong T. Hong
Lisa LaRosa
Elizabeth Larson
Michael J. McFarlane
Vicki Angus
Daniels Charles
Gene K. Danielson
Donna Davis
Rick Freeman
John M. Gaston
Luke Jauhola
Ali A. Madjdi
Kenny L. Adams
W. Sunni P. Ash
Leonard Aspinwall
William J. Badgley
Michael Baird
H E. Budd
LaRelle Catherman
Budd Choate
Scott Donaldson
Nathan Edelstein
Nicci Edwards
Michele M. Forkner
Richard Freeberg
Joshua D. Freed
Keith A. Hartley
Mary A. Haynes
Jennifer Holms
Jan L.. Jeide
Paul Kirschner
James P. Mahar
Kellie Moeller
James M. Morin
David Nadalin
Leslie M. Ogden
Ron Olsen
Russell Peak
Sue Peterson
Jacquelyn Prentice
Amee D. Quiriconi
Elizabeth Sanford
Jeff Stark
Patrick Stone
Henry D. Thomas
Deborah Wakefield
Michelle Whitten
Jana D. Williams
Retta Winbigler
Benjamin Addink
Shirley Bendick
Daniel Bickel
Tami Bryan
Joseph Bryant
Winda L. Camp
Dick Carman
Diane Carr
Sharon L. Chavers
James Hamilton
Andrew Hill
Cynthia Hill
Marc Hines
Vickie B. Jennings
David Jensen
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
Juan De Fuca, Port Angeles
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
Port Townsend
Port Townsend
Sequim-Dungeness
Sequim-Dungeness
Port Townsend
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Port Townsend
Port Townsend
Port Townsend
Sequim-Dungeness
Port Townsend
Juan De Fuca, Port Angeles
Sequim-Dungeness
South Whidbey, Whidbey Island
Anacortes, Sunrisers
Orcas Island
Anacortes, Sunrisers
Anacortes, Sunrisers
Anacortes, Sunrisers
Anacortes
Oak Harbor
South Whidbey, Whidbey Island
Anacortes, Sunrisers
Anacortes Moonlighters
Anacortes
Anacortes, Sunrisers
Orcas Island
Anacortes
South Whidbey, Whidbey Island
Anacortes
South Whidbey, Whidbey Island
Anacortes Moonlighters
South Whidbey, Whidbey Island
Orcas Island
South Whidbey, Whidbey Island
Anacortes
Anacortes
Anacortes
Anacortes
Mount Vernon
Burlington-Edison
Mount Vernon
Burlington
South Mount Vernon
Burlington
Mount Vernon
Skagit-Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon
Skagit-Mount Vernon
Burlington
Skagit-Mount Vernon
Burlington
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon
Burlington-Edison
Mukilteo
Arlington
Silver Lake-Everett
Mukilteo
Silver Lake-Everett
Lake Stevens
Arlington
Lake Stevens
Mukilteo
Stanwood-Camano
Lake Stevens
Mukilteo
Lake Stevens
Snohomish-Tillicum
Snohomish-Tillicum
Lynnwood
Lynnwood
Edmonds Seniors
Snohomish-Tillicum
Monroe
Monroe
Snohomish
Edmonds Seniors
Edmonds Seniors
Monroe
Lynnwood
Monroe
Snohomish
Monroe
North Central, Seattle
North Central, Seattle
North Central, Seattle
North Seattle Sunrisers, Washington
Ballard, Seattle
Northgate, Seattle
University, Seattle
University, Seattle
University, Seattle
Ballard, Seattle
West Seattle
Central Seattle
West Seattle
West Seattle
Central Seattle
Highline, Burien
Downtown Sunrisers, Seattle
Central Seattle
Providence Point, Issaquah
Kirkland
Providence Point, Issaquah
Kirkland Sunrisers
Kirkland
Northshore, Bothell
Kirkland
Northshore, Bothell
Northshore, Bothell
Providence Point, Issaquah
Kirkland
Issaquah
Providence Point, Issaquah
Northshore, Bothell
Kirkland
Snoqualmie Valley
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Northshore, Bothell
Providence Point, Issaquah
Woodinville
Sammamish, Washington
Issaquah
Kirkland
Woodinville
Kirkland Sunrisers
Kirkland
Issaquah
Sammamish, Washington
Kirkland
Northshore, Bothell
Issaquah
Snoqualmie Valley
Bellevue
Providence Point, Issaquah
Kirkland
Summit
Bonney Lake
Puyallup Sunrisers
Summit
Summit
Bonney Lake
Puyallup Sunrisers
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Puyallup Sunrisers
Puyallup Sunrisers
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Kirsten Conrad
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Cari Craner
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Nilee Derington
Kathy Doan
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Paul Douglas
Charisse Eggleston
JoAnn Eternod
Joni Flory
Shanta Frantz
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Carol A. Haigood
Donald E. Hanson
Percell L. Harrison
Bernadean Harvey
Billie F. Hinze
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Rogene Jackson
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Lynn J. Kamola
Nathan Kirk
Michael Knorr
Robert M. Lee
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Tanya K. Lindsey
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Michele J. May
William Morton
Marsi Napier
Julie M. Peterson
Terri P. Rodman
Bryan Rosbach
Willy F. Rude
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Jerry Thorson
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Jo Anne Volak
Kari Wagner
Kerry Wolf
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Margaret L. Albertson
Valinda L. Andrea
Anthony Andrews
Mona Baghdadi
Wendy Cowart
Rich Dryden
Michael C. Dunn
David Easterday
Gregory Eisnaugle
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John Herold
Paul Horton
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Robert A. Julian, Jr.
Amanda Knowles
Michael Knowles
Kristin Lemke
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Dirk Thompson
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Laurel C. Dane
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Keith Heinzelman
Calvin Kendall
Elizabeth Kosse
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Lawrence Lyon
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