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JULY ISSUE
2014 – 2015 YEAR
VOLUME 46
Our Mission
SERVICE. ................. 1
FUNDRAISING ......... 2
MEMBERSHIP ........... 3
Kiwanis ncial pulse
A Message from your President
This month, and next, I shall speak to you about the plans of our
incoming Governor. Our Governor-Elect, Dr. Celia Earle, has set her
goals for the 2015-2016 year. Among other things, she wishes to get
back to the basics of Kiwanis by living the six objects of Kiwanis.
These permanent objects are: (1) To give primacy to the human and
spiritual rather than to the material values of life; (2) To encourage the
daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships; (3) To
promote the adoption and the application of higher social, business, and
professional standards; (4) To develop, by precept and example, a more
intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship; (5) To provide,
through Kiwanis clubs, a practical means to form enduring friendships,
to render altruistic service, and to build better communities; and (6) To
cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and
high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness,
justice, patriotism, and goodwill. I invite each of you to think about
these objects and what they mean for us as individuals and as
Kiwanians. I hope all of you are having a great summer! …………..President Todd Brister
Do good, feel good………………
Find new ways to get to know
people in our community.
Connect with others—and get
involved in projects that change
lives. Kiwanis is all about
making friends—and making an
impact—in our local community
Results….. Why do we send delegates to conventions? Just last week at the
Kiwanis International Convention, 9 amendments were presented with the results
being that 6 were approved and 3 defeated. See the details at: www.kiwanis.org. The
one that will most affect all of us is that international dues will be going up by $10 per
year, beginning Oct. 1, 2015. If we are not represented we do not get to vote.
Kiwanis College
The first female to serve on the
Kiwanis International Board was
Lisa McCoy of the Kiwanis Club
of Jacksonville, Texas. She was
elected to the board at the 86th
Kiwanis International Convention
in Taipei, Taiwan, in 2001. Next
year, Sue Petrisin, from Michigan,
will be the first female president of
Kiwanis International.
What is Kiwanis………………?
“Kiwanis is a global organization
of volunteers dedicated to
improving the world one child
and one community at a time”
FL District Governor –Charles Gugliuzza
Div. 2 Lt Governor –Doug Huntsucker
FL Foundation Trustee – Keith Forehand
Leaders Leaving a Legacy for the Children
So, you've come to the right place,
you’re in the right club, at the
right time. Don’t let the summer
pass without inviting someone to
join us. A great opportunity to
share the feeling as we celebrate
Independence Day this month.
Congratulations to amy pollick on her recent wedding
The heartbeat of the
Kiwanis Club of Panama City
13th
– Dale & Donna Cronwell
July Birthdays
13th
– Mike Dickey
14th
– Kay Cherry
14th
– Larry Perry
28th
– Arthur Hooks
31st
– Doug Merkle
July Anniversaries
9th
– Amanda & Nicholas Byers
9th
– Dave & Jennifer Hornkohl
12th
– Dave & Sayre Steere
21st
– Mike & Vera Reiter
24th
– Colin & Nicole McMichen
The Formula's recognition program honors people in four
categories. The first two are specific about when and how
individuals and clubs will be recognized.
1. The Gift of Kiwanis Award [For member-sponsors]:
On average, a Kiwanian gives 36 hours of service to the
community each year. Give the gift of service to
children by sponsoring a new member—and get
recognition for your effort.
2. Impact Circle [For clubs]: A thriving Kiwanis club is
a collaborative achievement. And stronger Kiwanis
clubs with an increased number of members can make a
bigger difference in their communities.
There’s no paperwork to fill out (except our monthly reports)
and I’m sure we will be seeing several of these accomplishments
in our club.
RECOGNIZING Exceptional Kiwanians
THANK YOU for YOUR SERVICE!
Welcome New Member
Bill Douglas Sponsored by
Hercules Pettis
Doug Smith For arranging our great
programs Quote of the Month
“Whether you think you can or think you can’t, you’re right.”
— Henry Ford
2014 – 2015 Officers / Directors
President Todd Brister
Past President Arthur Hooks
President Elect Mike Dickey
Vice President Eric Krebs
Secretary Kay Schneider
Treasurer Keith Forehand
Directors
Ed Bell Dale Cronwell
Kay Cherry TC Cotton
Dave Hornkohl Ron Boyce
Paul Mosca Doug Huntsucker
Terri Pierce
Club Contact Information:
Kiwanis Club of Panama City, Inc
P.O. Box 796
Panama City, FL 32402
Website:
www.panamacitykiwanis.org
Keith Forehand, Editor
(850)-832-1048
Committee Chairpersons
Young Children Priority 1 Arthur Hooks
Just 1 Book Arthur Hooks
Kidfest Dan Gall
Youth Services Ron Boyce
Boy Scouts Dale Cronwell
Special Olympics Keith Forehand
Human & Spiritual Values Peggy Hudson
Invocations Henry Hazard
Community Services Sharon Owens
Adopt a Highway Dave Burris
Adopt a Precinct
COA Fall Festival Hercules Pettis
Meals on Wheels Jim Thomason
Service Leadership Programs Kiwanis Advisors
Bay High Key Club Kay Schneider
Mosley Key Club Doug Huntsucker
Bozeman Key Club Jerry Wade
Arnold Key Club TC Cotton
Merritt Brown Bldrs Club Paul Mosca
Surfside Builders Club AC Stagg
Tommy Smith K-Kids Kathy Adams
Northside K-Kids
Beach K-Kids AC Stagg
Committee Chairpersons
Membership Eric Krebs
Orientation Keith Forehand
Inductions Dan Gall
Fund Raising Pancake Days Mike Dickey
Friday Fest Brian Hinton
Holiday Auction
Kay Cherry & Sylvia Maceluch
Golf Tournament
Dan Gall & Brian Hinton
Gumball Mike Reiter
Club Administration Programs Doug Smith
Set up Keith Forehand
Attendance Keith Forehand
Socials Eric Krebs
Public Relations Website Jim Sheetz
Facebook Seth Edewaard
Interclubs Finance Keith Forehand
Auditors John Benton, Jr
Jerry Sowell
Kiwanis Calendar of Events
More Volunteers = More Service Get Involved, You’ll be glad you did
July 2015
1
st - Club Meeting
Bill Heitzig - WWII History
3rd
- Meals on Wheels Jill Reich & Terry Jack
- Friday Fest (may move date) Park Cars Downtown - Brian Hinton
4th
- Independence Day!
8th
- Club Meeting Tyler Allender -Hurricanes
10th
- Meals on Wheels Jim Thomason & Dick Nallick
10th
- Committee Reports Due
15th
- Club Meeting Christy McBee -Life Management
17th
- Meals on Wheels Doug Huntsucker & Daphne Clark
22nd
- Club Meeting Wendy J. Fletcher-Altman -DCF
24th
- Meals on Wheels Brian Hinton & Jim Huffaker
28th
- Board Meeting PCMI – 5:30 pm
29th
- Club Meeting Christina Cassani -Bereavement
31st - Meals on Wheels
Sherry Hooton & Bob Daffin
August 2015
5
th - Club Meeting
Ron Boyce -PCMI
7th
- Meals on Wheels Jim Thomason & Jill Reich
- Friday Fest Park Cars Downtown - Brian Hinton
10th
- Committee Reports Due
11th
- ASAP Ground Breaking Details coming
12th
- Club Meeting Linda Fitzhugh -RMA
13th
- 16th
-Florida Kiwanis District Convention Sandestin
14th
- Meals on Wheels Doug Huntsucker & Brian Hinton
19th
- Club Meeting Bob Majka -County Manager
21st - Meals on Wheels
Daphne Clark & Terry Jack
25th
- Board Meeting PCMI – 5:30 pm
26th
- Club Meeting Program TBA
28th
- Meals on Wheels Dick Nallick & Bob Daffin
Sharon Owens
(850)-872-4130
www.healthystartbfg.com
CUSTOM BLIND & SHADE
Blinds -Shades-
Shutters and Closet
Shelving
763-1698
Keith Forehand customblindandshade.com
Todd C. Brister Attorney at Law
(850) 215-7885
810 Grace Ave.
Karen Forehand
Origami Owl
Designer
(850)-819-2432
karenforehand.origamiowl.com
Michael P. Dickey
Attorney at Law
(850)-785-7454 [email protected]
785-6103
Visit us at baycu.com or
3 convenient locations
Stan Peacock Attorney & Counselor
Of Law
848 Jenks Ave.
(850)-215-2112 www.stanpeacocklaw.com
304 W. 15th
St. Panama City, FL 32405
(850)-763-5208 [email protected]
Bob Kuchta Counseling
(850) 358-8389
BayTown Agency
Dave Hornkohl
784-3903 [email protected]
Peggy Hudson ……………………………….
Beauti control consultant
850-571-4932
850-774-5484
beautipage.com/peggyhudson
Harris Business
Machines
485 Harrison Ave.
(850)-769-2857
harrisbusinessmachines.com
21 W. Oak Ave. 850-785-6184
appliancespanamacity.com
DAFFIN INSURANCE SERVICES
J. Brian Daffin
1103 Jenks Ave.
(850)-769-8183
Books by the Sea
Mountains of Used Books
558 Harrison Ave.
Donald Ramsey
(850)-784-8100
2729 W. 23
rd St
Panama City, FL
872-3447
Charlie & Linda Coram
Please Support our sponsors
763-0194 Howell &
Linda Fraser
2421 Hwy 77
Gilberg’s Plaza moleholegiftspanamacity.com
Collectibles Etc.
Unique Art & Gifts
4th & Harrison Ave.
769-6306