Board of Directors - The Kiwanis Club of Kent

The Kiwanis Club of Kent

Meets every Friday at 12 Noon at the

Golden Steer Steak-N-Rib House
23826 104th Ave. SE
Kent, WA 98030

The Kiwanis Club of Kent
est. 1930

"Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to changing the world one child and community at a time"

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Wednesday, 03 September 2008

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Board of Directors

President- Bill Johnson As our President it is Bill's job to direct our club. He must oversee the operations and delegate the responsibilities to ensure our club remains a top-notch service club. Bill is also our committee chair for Interclubs, where we as members go as a group and support other Kiwanis clubs in and around the area. Bill, you're going to make this year another great one!
President-Elect As President-elect it is Dave's job to prepare himself for President next year. He must listen and learn from past and present presidents, members and the public. He must support the efforts of the President. Dave also is our web master.
Vice- President - Julie Wallace Julie's job as Vice-President is to prepare herself for next year's President- Elect position and then the President position in the following year. Julie has also stepped up to co-chair the Community Service's committee with Charlie Lindsey. Thanks for being such an active member Julie.	Please send picture

Secretary - Carol Haigood - Carol's job is one of the most important jobs in the club. In Kiwanis, the �unsung hero� is the club secretary. Her role is to handle club affairs, such as looking after all details of the club and board meetings, do all reports, inform of dues to be collected, answer correspondence and keep records up to date. Her job is all important if the club is to continue to run smoothly. The importance of the club secretary cannot be overemphasized. There has yet to be a successful Kiwanis club with a disinterested or ineffective secretary. We are all so glad we have Carol.
Treasurer - Janet Stebbins Janet's job is money. She handles all of the financial affairs of the club. From collecting money during our lunches, keeping the books and cutting the checks. It's a very difficult job and Janet has stepped in to do a great job. Thank you Janet and keep up the good work.	Please send picture
Immediate Past President - Michele Campbell After a very successful year due to the diligent, hard work of Michelle, it is now time for her to SLOW down and relax a little. Michele's job as Immediate Past President is to advise. From her year full of experience, to her great knowledge of community needs, Michele knows how to get it done. Thank you Michele for the great year!
At- large member - Linda Cattey Linda is our book lady. She's the one who organizes the reading programs at the elementary schools and head start. She's got a great and is doing a great job with dealing with it. Keep it up Linda.
At- large member - Mary Lou Hall Our Mary Lou is our Kiwanitell editor and chief. Her job requires her to take down all the notes and announcements at our meeting and make up a report for our members and friends. She does such a good job at it she's been asked to again and again.
At- large member - Sally Gidgeon Sally is our new member orientation director. Her job is to make sure all new members and perspective members know how and what they need to do to join and become contributing members to the club. She also keeps track of all members lists along with all her numerous volunteering and coordinating duties.
At- large member - Rod Saalfeld Along with being one of Legion of Honor Recipients, Rod is our retention committee chair.
At- large member - Marti Reeder Marti is in charge of the program scheduling for our weekly meeting. If you'd like to come and speak to our group please contact her at martireeder@comcast.net.
At- large member - Henrik Sortun Along with being one of Legion of Honor Recipients, Henrik is also our Committee chair for Sponsored youth. He's the Key Club advisor and he runs the stands at French Field during football season.