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Kiwanis International is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.Club #5153, Division 3 Chartered Aug. 31, 1959

Club DinnerCCKC’s Club Dinner and Officer Installation was held on September 18th at Capital City Country Club. A dinner of chicken cordon bleu and vegetables was on the menu, many honors were awarded, and Lt. Governor-Designate Jerome Wyche retired the outgoing officers and installed the new officers. More pictures inside on pages 9-11.

Clockwise from top: Dwight Davis and Ann; Odessa Johnson, Destiny Scriven, Emily Symeon (SAIL Key Club); Kendel and Dustin Driggers

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Recent SpeakersSeptember 14th: Jeb Blackburn, Youth Leadership Tallahassee

Youth Leadership Tallahassee was the idea of Leadership Tallahassee Class 20, who wanted high school students to get dual-enrollment credit at Tallahassee Community College, and is now in its 12th year. For 2 days in the summer, students are taken out of Tallahassee and have intensive immersion in leadership and teamwork.

Out of 150-200 applicants, 35 students are selected, focusing on a diversity of leadership experience and students who can build leadership. What is a leader? Situational leadership is a focus and students are encouraged to step back and be a follower sometimes. Why is leadership important to teach? Students have to learn and trained to be leaders at work. The program takes students out of their comfort zone, but not to the

point of uncomfortability. Minimum requirements include a 2.5 unweighted GPA and must have a number of volunteer hours.

September 21st: Jim Davis, Sustainable Tallahassee“Sustainable Tallahassee promotes environmental stewardship and economic vitality in our community through education and collaboration.” It has offices at First Presbyterian Church, which is big into the environmental movement with a solar panel array on its roof and has no investments in fossil fuel companies.

Sustainable Tallahassee encourages “reduce, reuse, recycle” by promoting re-useable water bottles with the city and county, hosts a “Trash Dash” 1 mile and 5 k run in November at the cross country track at the landfill, hosts a community calendar with environmental activities in the area, hosts “Green Drinks” – a monthly gathering so folks can exchange sustainability ideas, supports a Community Carbon Fund for local energy efficiency projects along with a Carbon Calculator to calculate personal carbon footprints, encourages new neighborhoods to set aside community garden space, and works with StarMetro to get free rides to downtown and promote the use of bicycles.

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Club Satellite About to Launch

The CCKC Board authorized creation of a new special member category at the September meeting, launching a Club Satellite for CCKC.

Ellen Ann is a recent CKI alum (as is her friend Michelle) and wants to join the grown up version of Kiwanis but is early in her professional life with budget and time constraints. Sam Kerce is a young CCKC member who wants to involve more Tallahassee young professionals in community service. Jessica Lowe-Minor has a toddler and full time career and wants to keep active in Kiwanis but can’t commit to weekly luncheons. Amber Tynan wants to make CCKC more interesting and dynamic. Cole Tessier works all day as a supervisor in a veterinarian hospital and rarely gets away for lunch meetings. Emma likes the idea of allowing more young adults to share the Kiwanis Service experience. I want to build on the legacy of CCKC with younger members who can help assure we remain relevant and engaged in our community on behalf of kids and the families.

The CCKC Club Satellite model is based largely on the successful program in place in Lake Mary Florida under the guidance and leadership of Florida District Kiwanis Treasurer C. Todd Smith. The term “club satellite” differentiates the membership model from a “satellite club.” Our satellite members will belong to CCKC and will enjoy most of the benefits of membership but will operate with a lot of independence with a focus on community service projects. To the extent there is leadership within the CCKC Satellite, it will focus on projects not administration. CCKC members will be free to participate in all functions of the CCKC Satellite.

CCKC Satellite members will have lower dues (even lower if the Kiwanis International waiver of dues for former SLP members remains in place) about $120 per year. They will have to pay the new member (initiation fee) to Kiwanis International (but not to CCKC) about $75. They will be carried by KI on the CCKC roster as members and thus can participate in CCKC events, programs and projects. They will be able to vote but not hold office or serve on the Board without being full members of CCKC.

Emma Huddleston has agreed to serve as the Project Lead for the CCKC Satellite. A CCKC member will always provide the administrative and organizational links between CCKC and the Club Satellite. Others, including Ellen Ann, Sam and Jessica are invited to join Emma in crafting this new model for membership in CCKC.

President’s Insights

Emma Huddleston, holding her plaque commemorating her service as Club Secretary, with President Woody Price.

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Tales for Tots

In continuation of one of 2009-2010 Florida Kiwanis Governor Donna Parton’s initiatives, CCKC members read to students at Betton Hills Preparatory Preschool.

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09/22/15: Ev Anderson

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t. 28, 2015Madison Club DinnerCCKC President Woody Price attended the Annual Installation Banquet of the Madison Kiwanis Club on September 22nd and witnessed the transferring of the Lt. Governor Home Club banner from 2014-2015 Lt. Governor Steve Sullivan (Tallahassee) on the right to 2015-2016 Lt. Governor Jerome Wyche (Madison) on the left. Congratulations, Jerome, and thanks for your service, Steve!

Did you now . . .Before serving its last meals on September 6th to the homeless in Tallahassee, CCKC teamed up with First Presbyterian Church for Feed the Hungry nearly 30 years ago!

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Miracle LeagueCCKC provided the refreshments for the Florida Disabled Outdoors Association Miracle Athletes playing baseball at the Miracle Field at Messer Park on September 24th. Key Clubbers from Lincoln High and Florida High volunteered on the field and cheered on the athletes. Tasty snacks of homemade cookies and brownies were provided by Carolyn Pardue; bananas and muffins from Fresh Market; and sodas, PowerAde, lemonade, and water came from Coca-Cola.

After leaving the field, Howard & Carolyn then dropped off the remaining bananas and muffins to a grateful Kearney Center, the new 24-hour homeless facility in Tallahassee. Baseball continues each Thursday at 6:00 until November 12th.

Tom Morgan, Howard Pardue (finishing off a plate of goodies), and Jim Davis

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Phillip makes contact, while 4 Key Clubbers look on

It’s a hit! Safe at the plate!

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Shoreline CleanupOn September 19th, Rickards Key Club organized a shoreline cleanup at Piney Z Lake in support of Keep Tallahassee-Leon County Beautiful’s “Shining our Shores” event.

Kiwanis Advisor Jim Ledbetter, Lincoln Key Clubbers and Faculty Advisor Melissa Melnicoff, and Virtual Kiwanis Club members Bob Henderson and Donna Wells also came out to lend a hand to help keep the lakeshore pristine.

A huge crew came out to help!

Rickards Key Clubbers working off a lakeside dock.

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Secretary Emma Huddleston presented Perfect Attendance tabs to Tom Duggar (37 years), Fred Williams (49 years), Amber Tynan (2 years), Jim Ledbetter (6 years), Joe Sanders (38 years), Tom Morgan, Howard Pardue, Jim Wylie, Woody Price (3 years)

Rose Patterson and Nathan Dollar at the sign-in table. Karen Gievers and Howard Pardue

Club Dinner cont’d

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Fred Williams, Joe Sanders, Ann Davis, Dwight Davis, Peggy Sanders, Charlene Williams

Jim Wylie receives a Robert Thal Life Member Fellowship Certificate to the Florida Kiwanis Foundation from President Woody Price. Sandra Wylie, Tom Duggar, Jim Wylie

Congratulations to the leadership team for 2015-2016: Amber Tynan (President); Jim Davis (President-Elect); Woody Price (Past President); Rose Ledbetter (Secretary); Joe Sanders (Treasurer); Tim Atkinson, Dustin Driggers, Jim Ledbetter, Jennifer Ohlsen (Directors 2015-2017); Dwight Davis, Tom Morgan, Linda Smith (Directors 2014-2016).

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President Woody Price was surprised to receive a Walter Zeller Award for support of The Eliminate Project. Jim Wylie and Pam Price hold the certificate with Woody.

President Woody Price reads a Legion of Honor certificate commemorating Fred Williams’ 50 years of Kiwanis service.

Clockwise: Jim Davis, Pam Price, Linda Smith, Connie Gaede

Emma Huddleston and Amber Tynan

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09/21/15: Prospective Members Annie & Harry Biske (Linda Smith), who turned in applications that were approved in a brief meeting of the Board!

Recent Guests

Social & Fundraiser

After the CCKC board meeting on September 16th, Tom Morgan, Pam Price, and Woody Price came out to the 4th Quarter Bar & Grille for a social and fundraiser, with 10% of the proceeds going back to the club. The next social is October 5th.

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Lt. Governor Steve shakes hands with House Manager Bert after making a presentation, as Kiwanians and residents look on.

SSF Pantry Stuffing

Dustin Driggers, Amber Tynan, Woody Price, Tim Atkinson, and Lola Brognano pose with a wall of goodies brought by Kiwanis members to the Kiwanis House residents.

On September 14th, CCKC joined the aKtion, Killearn, Northside, Tallahassee, and Virtual Clubs for the twice-yearly Pantry Stuffing at the Southern Scholarship Foundation’s Ralph Davis-Kiwanis House.

Lt. Governor Steve Sullivan (Tallahassee) grilled up the hot dogs and hamburgers provided by CCKC and Kiwanians and SSF residents chowed down!

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Tim Atkinson is $3 happy...for a wonderful vacation in California and did the wine country - hard to remember - AND his daughter Ellie is applying to medical school and one of her essays asked what attributes she has of her father, and procrastination may be one of them. Woody Price is happy...$10 for diapers and $5 for diapers from Pam AND for John & Ev being there on Saturday AND Friday was his 44th wedding anniversary, which is hard to celebrate on September 11th. Just like Bono and U2 announced they were taking Helter Skelter back for the Beatles from Charles Manson, he was taking back his wedding anniversary from al Qaeda.

Happy Bucks – September 21st Tom Morgan is $5 happy for diapers AND $3 happy for a trip to Colorado with Janet with time to visit their daughter in Denver AND to spend 3 days in Rocky Mountain National Park AND to attend Janet’s high school reunion in Leadville, Colorado. Linda Smith is $5 happy...for 2 brand new members AND $10 for diapers! Connie Gaede is $5 happy...this morning, her dog Bella got a clean bill of health at the North Florida Animal Hospital. Dwight Davis is $10 happy...for the diaper people!

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Happy Bucks! Happy Bucks – September 14th Nathan Dollar is happy...for attending a great memorial service for Bill AND his grandfather’s 92nd birthday. Kyndra Light is happy...for her son’s 10th birthday AND a healthy baby coming in February AND for starting as Program Director for Oasis Center for Girls. Ev Anderson is happy and sad...for wrapping up the mission of feeding the hungry after 30 years at First Presbyterian Church with our biggest volunteer turnout ever. He will be researching whether to help out Grace Mission or Kearney Center with their efforts to feed the hungry. John Kenyon is $4 happy...the speaker is here today. Jack Levine is $5 happy...he, along with Jim Ledbetter and Jennifer Ohlsen, is going to the Healthy Families Florida Leadership Meeting to do networking with partners AND for 3,000 people at the DCF Summit - all amazing folks doing the best for our kids - with a spirit and energy that was palpable. Jim Ledbetter is happy...that John Kenyon and Ev Anderson are sitting together today, because they shared a tent in the rain on a very soggy day at football parking AND that one way or another, one of his alma maters was going to win on Saturday - Jacksonville State or Auburn!

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t. 28, 2015Fred Williams is happy...he went down to Orlando this weekend for a pre-wedding event for his granddaughter and got to meet the people he had never met before who will be in the wedding. Jennifer Ohlsen is happy...the Healthy Families Florida Leadership Meeting is over AND the Department of Children and Families budget includes a $2.5 million increase for HFF to serve more families and have mental health specialists. Harry Biske is happy...to be a new member, with Linda Smith as a sponsor and his wife sponsored a surprise retirement party and had his son come down from Atlanta.

CCKC ventured to El Jalisco Mexican Restaurant to have an interclub with the Southside Club on September 17th. L-R: Lt. Governor Steve Sullivan (Tallahassee), Jim Wylie, Tom Duggar, Adrienne & Debi (Southside), President Woody Price, Lt. Governor-Designate Jerome Wyche (Madison), Dustin Driggers, and President Steve Weiss (Southside).

Southside Interclub

Jim Ledbetter is $5 happy...to have the distinct honor of being named Kiwanian of the Year at the club dinner on Friday. Woody Price is $5 happy...and thrilled to be surprised with a Zeller Medallion at the club dinner and installation banquet AND to turn everything over to Amber Tynan and Jim Davis AND to give $2 to the tip jar.

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Kiwanis Objects The six permanent Objects of Kiwanis International were approved by Kiwanis club delegates at the 1924 International Convention in Denver, Colorado. Through the decades, they have remained unchanged.

* To give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values of life.* To encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships.* To promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business, and professional standards.* To develop, by precept and example, a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship.* To provide, through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service, and to build better communities.* To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and goodwill.

CCKC is proud to recognize its members’ support of the Kiwanis International & Florida Kiwanis Foundations.

Donors who give $1,250 to The Eliminate Project—a global initiative to eliminate maternal and neonatal tetanus – become Walter Zeller Fellows, named in honor of the first donor to the Kiwanis International Foundation. Ev AndersonJim DavisHoward EisenmanBob Henderson Ed JoyceJim Ledbetter Woody Price

Donors who give $1,000 to the Kiwanis International Foundation become George F. Hixson Fellows, named in honor of the first Kiwanis International president. Bob Henderson *Tom DuggarHoward EisenmanEd JoyceHoward Pardue

Donors who give $1,000 to the Florida Kiwanis Foundation become Ralph Davis Fellows, named in honor of the first Florida Kiwanis Foundation president. Howard EisenmanBob HendersonBill RogersLarry SpaldingJim Wylie

*Diamond-level (additional $1,000/$1,250 donated)

Zeller, Hixson, & Davis Fellows

Bill RogersHilmar SkagfieldLarry Spalding Marcia WallerDonna Wells *Jim Wylie *

Bill Rogers John RyanHilmar SkagfieldLarry Spalding *Donna Wells *Fred WilliamsJim Wylie

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Service Projects:

1. Roadside Clean-up/Highway Beautification: Quarterly, the club goes out for about 2 hours on a weekend to pick up trash along a dedicated one-mile stretch of Richview Road.

2. Handicap Ramp Building: At the request of and in collaboration with Ability First, the club constructs ramps for disabled or senior clients with lim-ited access to their house.

3. Miracle League: CCKC, with other Division 3 clubs, Florida Disabled Out-doors Association, local government agencies, business and private orga-nizations and individuals, supports a special athletic field and activities for children and adults with limited abilities.

4. Pop-Top Tabs/Toiletries: Beverage can pop-tops are collected for Ronald McDonald House, and hotel toiletries are collected for the Big Bend Homeless Coalition.

5. Meals-on-Wheels: Each week a club member(s) delivers meals from Elder Care Services to about 10 clients on Route G5.

6. Feed-the-Hungry: Once a quarter, members provide meal service to the homeless at First Presbyterian Church.

7. Westgate Community Support: CCKC supports children of homeless fami-lies in temporary housing through rent assitance.

8. Kids School Dictionaries: The club annually provides dictionaries to all 3d graders at Ruediger, Pineview, Chaires, and Woodville Elementary Schools.

9. Ruediger Elementary Terrific Kids Program: CCKC sponsors recognition and mentoring of outstanding pupils ages 6-11.

10. Kids Voting: During general elections, CCKC mans a booth at a selected precinct to help educate kids on the election process.

11. SSF Support: The club partners with the Southern Scholarship Founda-tion (SSF) to raise funds through FSU Football Parking and provides financial support for SSF’s mission to provide rent-free housing to qualified students.

12. Ralph Davis Kiwanis House: CCKC, with other Kiwanis clubs, stocks food shelves in January and cleans/maintains this Southern Scholarship House in September.

13. Diaper Drive: In January and June, CCKC donates diapers to Healthy Start for kids ages infant to 5 years.

14. Soldier Care Packages: CCKC sends packages/backpacks with per-sonal care items to deployed US combat troops.

15. Turn About: CCKC members serve on the board of this private non-profit, family-centered agency providing Child Victim Rapid Response for children who are victims and/or witnesses to violence, and for drug/alcohol rehab for youth and adolescents.

16. Toy Donations at TMH Pediatric Unit: CCKC’s Kiwanis One Day Proj-ect buys and delivers toys to children receiving treatment at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital’s Pediatric Unit.

17. Big Bend Hospice Tree of Remembrance: Members staff the tree for a day, and shoppers donate to purchase an ornament to place on the tree in memory or in honor of a deceased loved one.

18. Lifeline: Members volunteer through Tallahassee Memorial Health-Care Lifeline Services program to install a button-activated emergency services summoning device so those who live alone or have restricted mobility can feel secure in knowing they can summon help when needed.

19. Apples for Teachers: CCKC and Kiwanis Kids recognize teachers and staff at Ruediger Elementary for their service with apples once a year.

20. Tales for Tots: CCKC donates new and “gently loved” books to kids, infants to 5 years old, volunteers to read the books to them, and then gives them the books to keep in order to encourage them to read.

21. Service Leadership Programs: CCKC sponsors Kiwanis Kids at Ruediger Elementary School, Builders Club at Raa Mid-dle School, and Key Club at Lincoln and Rickards High Schools.

22. ReadingPals: CCKC members volunteer to read one-on-one, for one hour a week, with a student in kindergarten, 1st, or 2nd grade at a Title One school to inspire and help them to read on grade level when they reach 3rd grade.

23. Guardian ad Litem: Club members volunteer their time in this partnership of community advocates and professional staff providing a powerful voice on behalf of Florida’s abused and neglected children.

24. Immunization Coalition: This partnership of health agen-cies in Leon and Gadsden Counties, Leon County Schools, and Kiwanis Clubs promotes infant and back-to-school immuniza-tions and flu shots.

25. Elder Day Stay: Club members donate items to be used for Bingo prizes at Elder Care Services’ Elder Day Stay – a facility that allows a “home away from home” environment with safe, social interaction for seniors.

26. Veterans Transport: Club members, through The Disabled American Veterans and Department of Veterans Affairs, vol-unteer to drive veterans to Lake City and Gainesville VA Clin-ics for treatment that is not available in Tallahassee.

27. Dictionaries & Thesauruses: The club annually provides dictionaries to all 3rd graders at Ruediger, Pineview, Chaires, and Woodville Elementary Schools and thesauruses to students at Raa and Woodville Middle Schools.

Fund-raising Projects:

1. Football Parking: Members park cars at the Southern Schol-arship Foundation (SSF) parking lot on Stadium Drive during home FSU football games. CCKC splits the proceeds with 70% going to SSF to help provide college scholarships and a por-tion of the remaining 30% to CCKC to support club projects.

2. Pancake Breakfast: CCKC volunteers cook eggs and pan-cakes at a local restaurant for breakfast for a modest fee in the first quarter of the year.

3. Alternative Christmas Market: An annual fund-raiser in early December in which the club mans a booth at Christ Pres-byterian Church providing shoppers with items supporting a selected club project, such as the Miracle League, from which they can choose to purchase as donations.

4. Firecracker 5K Race: CCKC is continuing the 30-year his-tory of this Kiwanis race, started by the Greensboro Kiwanis Club and always held on the 4th of July. The event also in-cludes a 1 mile fun run/walk.

5. Saturday in the Park Concert Series: Members sell beer and wine to concert-goers at Ponce de Leon Park on the first Saturday of the month from May to October.

6. Bunco: A fundraiser involving the social dice game for groups of 12-16 players.

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Pop Top Tabs and Hotel Freebies

Place pop top can tabs and any hotel freebies in the container in the storage cabinet for distribution to Ronald McDonald House and Big Bend Homeless Coalition. POC: Fred WilliamsMeals on Wheels Roster – ROUTE G5

Please place the date of service on your calendars. If for some reason you find that you are unable to deliver the route, try to arrange a swap with another club member.

Please be at Elder Care Services, 2518 W. Tennessee St., by no later than 11:00 on your assigned date. Earlier is better! Remember we have to deliver the meals no later than 12:30 to meet Federal guidelines. Call 245-5932 if you have a conflict. For those of you who are new members, please see Fred Williams for information concerning the meals route. Thanks!September 30th – Howard EisenmanOctober 7th – John KenyonOctober 14th – Eddie WilliamsOctober 21st – David JohnsonOctober 28th – Jim Davis

Tales for TotsMembers read to students at Betton Hills Preparatory Preschool

September 29th – Jim DavisOctober 5th – Connie GaedeOctober 13th – Jim WylieWeek of October 19th – Dwight DavisOctober 26th – Fred WilliamsNovember 4th – David Johnson

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Board of Director Meetings

CCKC Board of Directors last met on September 16th. The next meeting is October 5th. The board meets on the first Monday of every month at 5:30 pm at the office of Margaret Lynn Duggar 1018 Thomasville Road. Meeting minutes are posted on the CCKC website. Members are encouraged to attend BOD Meetings. Meeting materials are posted on the CCKC website at www.Capitalcitykiwanisclub.com/info.html

Saturday’s in the Park Concert SeriesOctober 3rd @ 7:00 - 10:30 PM Ponce De Leon Park100 West Park Avenue, 32301

FSU Football ParkingOctober 10th @ TBAOctober 17th @ TBASouthern Scholarship Foundation322 Stadium Drive, 32304

Division 3 Council Quarterly Meeting October 12th @ 7:00 PM Lake Park of Madison Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation Community259 SW Captain Brown RdMadison, FL 32340

Non-4th of July PartyOctober 24th @ 2:00 - 5:00 PMBring a side dish or dessert. Club provides hamburgers & hot dogs. Southern Scholarship Foundation322 Stadium Drive, 32304Lower Parking Lot

Kiwanis International, District, Division, CCKC Leadership

2014-2015 CCKC Officers President: Woody Price

President Elect: Amber TynanVice President: Jim Davis

Past President: Janet Morgan Secretary: Emma Huddleston

Treasurer: Joe Sanders

CCKC Board of Directors2013-2015:

Tim Atkinson, Don Lanham, Jim Ledbetter, Jennifer Ohlsen

2014-2016: Dwight Davis, Tom Morgan, Linda Smith

2014-2015 Division 3Lt. Governor: Steve Sullivan (Tallahassee)

Lt. Governor-Elect: Jerome Wyche (Madison)Past Lt. Governor: Heather Locke (Lake Jackson)

Secretary: Sam Kerce (Tallahassee)Treasurer: Keith Roberts (Lake Jackson)

Florida Foundation Trustee: Jim Wylie (Killearn)

2014-2015 Florida DistrictGovernor: Chuck GugliuzzaGovernor-Elect: Celia Earle

Past Governor: Matthew Cantrall http://www.floridakiwanis.com

2014-2015 Kiwanis InternationalPresident: Dr. John Button

President Elect: Susan Petrisin Past President: Gunter Gasser

http://www.kiwanisone.org

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Birthdays Members are encouraged to give a gift equal to their age to the CCKC Foundation or service projects.September 28th – Connie Gaede

Wedding Anniversary October 1st – Mike Stephens

Membership Anniversary October 4th – Jim DavisOctober 7th – Jessica Lowe-Minor

Coming soon . . .Weekly Greeter: September – Lola BrognanoOctober – Jim WylieNovember – Nathan Dollar

Program Coordinator:September – Jim DavisOctober – Dustin DriggersNovember – OPEN

Upcoming Speakers:

September 28th: Tom Cordi, Sustainable Tallahassee’s Green Business Program

October 5th: Junior Achievement

October 12th: Alzheimer’s Association

October 19th: Florida Blue ACA presentation

October 26th: Who we play for

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