http://www.killearnkiwanis.org/index.html
Club Code # K10763
Tax Exempt # 85-8012667911C-2
Club Address:
6608 Tim Tam Trail
Tallahassee, FL 32309
Meeting Thursdays at 7 a.m. at
the Killearn Country Club
- 19th Hole
God Bless America
Future
Meetings
March 17th, 2009
Board of Directors Meeting
7 a.m. for one hour
Talley's Grille
Planning and Budgeting for
community service.
Participation by Officers, Directors,
and Committee Chairs is important. All members are welcome.
Minutes of Last Board Meeting
March 25th, 2010
PL: ESHER SG: FACKENDER
PR: GRAGNANI
Rene Buck & Michelle Frneilick
A K Club at Heritage Oaks??
(Bob Gragnani)
April 1st, 2010
PL: GRIFFIN SG: LATOUR
PR: LUEBKEMANN
Easter Spiritual Aims
(LeRoy Thompson)
April 8th, 2010
PL: MCBEE SG: MEARS
PR: MILLS
Easter Spiritual Aims
(Don Griffin)
April 15th, 2010
PL: ORSILLO SG: ROBBINS
PR: RYOR
(Don Griffin)
April 21, 2009
Board of Directors Meeting
7 a.m. for one hour
Talley's Grille
Planning and Budgeting for
community service.
Participation by Officers, Directors,
and Committee Chairs is important. All members are welcome.
Minutes of Last Board Meeting
April 22nd, 2010
PL:SWEAT SG: THEOBALD
PR: THOMPSON
(Chas LaTour)
FUTURE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Look for your name here. Plan ahead and email or call Chuck Walter at 284-3760 when you have a program scheduled.
April 22nd ... Al Eppinger .. Golf Final Coordination
April 29th ... Johnnye Luebkemann
May 6th ... Norm Mears
May 13th ... Norm Mears
May 20th ... Tommy Mills
May 27th ... Bob Orsillo
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Potential Speakers
Check the list on page two for potential programs.
Our Previous
Three Programs
March 11th
Scott Bunnell,
Hope to Haiti Mission Director/
March 4th
John Berry,
The Legal Profession now and in the future.
February 25th
Bob Fulford, Dr. Ray Bellamy, and Dr Ron Saff
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Click here to see our 2009 golf web page
Click here to see the Results of our 2009 golf tournament.
Click here to see photos of the 2009 golf tournament.
Click to see their names.
2008 Prize Donors
2008 Sponsors
FINANCING
NEW BUDGET FOR 2009-2010
Click Below To See:
- Current Treasurer's Report
Click Here
Minutes of Last Board Meeting.
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PHOTOS
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Miracle Field, July 25th
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Archives of Previous Newsletter
Club Photo Albums
Collection Programs
Committee and Project Chairs
Division 3 Club Meeting Schedule
Division 3 Kiwanis Yahoo Group
Fund Raising Golf Tournament
General Mills Coupons For Education
How To Print This Newsletter
Objects of Kiwanis
Officers and Directors
Potential Speakers For Meeting Programs
Killearn Kiwanis Projects
Tallahassee Activities
at American Towns
2009 - 2010 Budgets
Foundation ( Service projects)
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Some Highlights
K-Kids $1,000
The Miccosukee Community
Baseball League Sponsorship $500
Miccosukee Youth Education Foundation $2,635
Miccosukee Boys & Girls Club $2,635
Admininstrative
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2009 Golf Tournament
The Complete Photo Album
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We have photos of all the sponsor signs on the course if you want one to show to your sponsors. You can print them on your printer or you can order prints from this album.
Blue Light Teams
(A team work concept to improve membership growth and community service)
#1
BAERINGER
COOPER
GRIFFIN
ORSILLO
VARLEY
#2
BARGER
P. DOWNING
HOLLOMAN
ROBBINS
WALTER
#3
BULL
R. DOWNING
LATOUR
RYOR
MCBEE
#4
CARTER
EPPINGER
LUEBKEMANN
SWEAT
ZIEGLER
#5
COLE
ESHER
MAYBERRY
SULLIVAN
#6
COLMERY
FACKENDER
MEARS
THEOBALD
#7
COLOMBO
GRAGNANI
MILLS
THOMPSON
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ATTENTIVE
Team members are attentive to team and club member's needs including: health, other personal needs, speical days (birthdays, etc.) attendance, and any other club related activity or sponsored event.
RECRUITERS
Team members are encouraged to work as a team to recruit and retain new members to the club so as to grow the club and better serve the community at large. Each team should recruit at least one few member each year.
TRAINERS
Team members will serve as service leaders/trainers to the members recruited by the team.
Serving The Children Of The World
DIVISION 3
FLORIDA DISTRICT OF KIWANIS
Kiwanis Club of Tallahassee - Killearn
Chartered August 26, 1982
A Wilbur Gold Outstanding Bulletin Award Winner:
(2000-2001) and (2001-2002)
1st Place: 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2005-2006 & 2006-2007
Honorable Mention: 1998 & 2004-2005
Changing The World One Child and One Community at a Time.
Dedicated to
the memory of:
Arthur D. Core, W. C. Hinton, Harlan Snodgrass,
Joe Alfes, Dave Scherff, Val Lynch, John Duke, Frank Gavigan, Earl Bufton,
Cliff Tucker, Bernie Higgins, Tom Yeatman, Tom King, Fred Parker, Doc
Schow, Frank Stephenson, Bill Kittel, Hal Allard, Jim Swenson, Jack
Kerwin, Charles Nuzum, Vince
Puccio and John Alford.The Six Objects of Kiwanis
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.
6. To cooperate in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of rightousness, justice, patriotism, and goodwill.
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BUDGET FOR 2009-2010
Click Below To See:
The latest Treasurer's Report
-New Foundation Community Service Budget for 2009-2010
-New Administrative Budget for 2009-2010
Minutes of Last Board Meeting.
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Editor - Chuck Walter 850-284-3760
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3201 Storrington Dr. Tallahassee, FL 32309
| This Week's
Meeting March 18, 2010 Presiding: BARGER; Pledge: COLLIER ; Song: COLOMBO; Prayer: EPPINGER; Introduction: FACKENDER; Winner: SWEAT; attendance: 27; Brag For a Buck: LUEBKEMANN, drivers license renewed to 2018; EPPINGER, 3rd generation to GA Tech. Guests: Mary Young, Miccosukee Youth Education Foundation; Buddy Street, Boys and Girls Club ------ PROGRAM Stephanie Beckingham  HOPE Community Director, Big Bend Homeless Coalition. 300 families and individuals housed over the years. Safe, stable housing with case management and structured living. TOM FACKENDER will coordinate our effort to participate in their Meal Volunteer Program. Click here to go to their web site and see how to help. Help For The Miccosukee Community Youth A check for $2,635 to Mary Young for the Miccosukee Youth Education Foundation.  And a check for $2,635 to Buddy Street for the Miccosukee Boys & Girls Clubs.  Lingerie Shopping For the Refuge House By Johnnye She started with $99, spent $84.22 for $289.54 worth of items using the hefty discounts afforded us by Jim Gooden at Bealls Dept Store. For Ronald MacDonald House Tommy Mills and Marvin Doyal picked up and sold 405 pounds of tabs and 5 pounds of Stainless steel for Ronald MacDonald House. they got a total of $166.50 and spend 1 and 1/2 hours each on the project. Science and Technology Expo( April 22nd) as well as
"Earth Day" (also April 22nd) For Earth Day, over the next few weeks, the students will collect plastic bags (the kind used at department stores and grocery stores) and present them at an "Earth Day" to be held at the Capitol on the morning of April 22nd. Secondly, the Council members will help with greeting, enrolling and directing exhibitors to their appropriate places during the Expo. The Expo will begin at 4PM with the enrolling of exhibitors and the parking of their vehicles (behind the school and we (Kiwanians) will assist in these efforts as needed, particularly with the parking function). We will also need to help with parking up at the strip mall (near Hancock Bank). The actual program will begin at 6PM and will end around 8PM. All the money raised from exhibitors and sponsors is used to keep Desoto Trails Technolgy up to speed. We can help with the plastic bag project by collecting bags and bringing them to school. John Ryor will try to secure a container like the one at Publix to use at the school so students have a central drop off for the bags they collect. If anyone is interested in being a judge of the student science projects let John know, They can always use more judges. Potential Speaker Al Rothstein, Academy of Florida Elder Law Attorneys elderissues@rothsteinmedia.com, (866) 636-3342 (office), (866) 636-3341 (cell phone) Subjects: 1) Protecting the Future of Our Seniors - Includes various difficulties seniors face, such as relatives who may take advantage of them, and government bureaucracy they may face in their daily lives. 2) Living Wills and Healthcare Surrogate - Taking control of your future as well as that of your family. 3) Elder Exploitation ------ Lana Pate, Donor Relations Officer Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. (386) 688-4729 or lpate@youthranches.org Please note the Blue Light Teams listed at the bottom of the green column to the left. President Jim announced these teams and their purposes in his initial meeting back in October. MEMBER NOTES PAUL DOWNING (MARIE) AND BETH CARTER'S family had a series of bad health events and accidents, including the death of Beth's brother in law. Beth herself was diagnosed with severe anemia. Paul slipped and fell but avoided broken bones. Marie is expected home soon after rehab following serious abdominal surgery. Keep our ill and grieving members and families, and travelers in your prayers. Golf Tournament Only about 5 weeks left to work on it. Forms for players, prize donors and sponsors/partners are available at the sign-in table. PICK SOME UP AND GET OUT THERE AND USE THEM. They have also been emailed to all members and posted on our website where they can be easily downloaded and printed at anytime. Instructions were emailed March 11th. Instead of just soliciting sponsorships for the golf tournament Al has suggested we solicit Partners/Sponsors for year round support of our Community Service Programs. Partners/Sponsors will get the same recognition as in the golf tournament but, in addition, will be listed on a new page of our web site. The minimum sponsor amount is $150 but more is encouraged. Al has developed a new information sheet to use along with the new Collage that was handed out earlier. If you did not get one contact Al. An article is coming up in the Killearn Kloverleaf April 1st. ------ Please pick up some posters and player forms and ask merchants if you can post them. MEMBERSHIP GROWTH EMPHASIS John Ryor has worked very hard to develop a new approach to help our club grow. The goal is to reach 40 members, a size that we will be able to accommodate physically and give us a good group to support the projects we want achieve. Please click HERE and read all the details about Breakfast at the 19th. We all need to particiapte. It is important to our future. MEMBERSHIP GROWTH AWARDS The Kiwanis International 1-2-3, You Hold The Key Awards Program Sponsor members: (1) earns a bronze key, (2) a silver, and (3) a gold. Invite potential members to visit us to see what they are missing and earn your full set of keys if they decide to join us. ----- Remember, your invited guest gets breakfast free the first time he/she visits us. Aluminum Tabs and Box Tops for Education Coupons Bring them in for Tommy Mills Many thanks to Marvin Doyal for staying involved with our club projects. ------ Aluminum Cans Remember to bring in your cans for Jim Varley. It would help if you rinse them out. PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIR NEEDS HELP KATHY COLE is public relations chair and needs your help with articles on our many projects. Give her as many details as possible and she will submit an article. We need to publicize our service as much as possible. It will help with membership growth. Are Your Dues Due? Treasurer Bob Downing asks that you check whether or not your records show you are up to date in your dues, and if not, pay them ASAP. Collect Wire Clothes Hangers This is an on-going Southside Club project to raise funds for their children's projects. Clean out your closets and bring in the hangers. Bring them to the meeting and Chuck Walter will give them to Gavin Boone who will take them to the Southside Club. Thanks to those who have done this. Keep it up. Northeast Chronicle March 11th, article about our golf tournament on page 10. http://www.tallahassee.com/chronicle. HELP THE EDITOR When you see errors and/or old information please email the editor, especially scheduled activities updates. ALSO, please provide, via email, information about your project activities so I can post them here. I don't know short hand and am a very slow note taker if anything is being said. There are also things going on that some of us never hear mentioned. Tallahassee Fuller Center for Housing The Center's web address is http://tfch.org/. Another project for you to help. THIS IS GETTING CLOSER. The New Builders Club at Deer Lake Middle School has been delayed until the next adminstrative year beginning October 1st, 2010. Planning needs to get started early. EDUCATIONAL NOTE Click here to check these items each week to learn about Kiwanis history and trivia. Membership Growth Development - A two year trial for a new membership category has been developed for people who would like to serve but can't make a commitment to regular attendance. Click here to read the specifics. Print a copy to review when you talk with prospective new members. MARCH BIRTHDAYS 10th - Ben Colmery 10 - 16 Kiwanis Internat. Foundation Week 15th Kathy Cole K-KIDS  The DeSoto Trail K-Kids  See article above. -------- The Gilchrist Elementary K-Kids Hearts For Haiti: K-Kids made hearts, wrote messages on them and collected $1 donations totaling $1,262.50. WOW!!! Humane Society Friends for Life: Donations of dog food, bowls, leashes, etc. to go the Seniors who have pets but need help caring for them. Bring in donations to give to Kathy until March 15th. Would like volunteers to help deliver to the seniors. Kick For a Cause (The Foundation). Each child pays $1 to kick. Carwash planned for May 1st. The AKtion Club donated some items to this project. Kathy Cole is chair assisted by Barbara Baeringer. Members are encouraged to attend to see the kids. Check with Kathy for exact time. -------- Thanks to all the committee members who are helping make this a successful effort for both K-Kids Clubs. Click below to see the K-Kids Page of KI Web Site Speaker Possibilities Go to page two and scroll down the left column. WEAR YOUR KIWANIS PIN! When someone asks you about it invite them to breakfast on the club. AWARDS FOR 2009-2010 Committee Chairs must submit committee reports to the District online at the District web site to be eligible for awards. It is easy once you get the feel of it. Get off to a good start by doing it now. Get the recognition we deserve. Serving The Club If you don't feel like you are involved enough in community service there is plenty to be done. Tell President Jim Barger how you want to be involved. A list of committees and projects is on page 2. Click here to review it. March Club Activities *AKtion Club -2 meetings *Key Club - 2 meetings *K-Kids (Gilchrist) *K-Kids (DeSoto Trail) *Labels and Coupons *Ronald MacDonald House *Miccosukee Youth Education Foundation *Miccosukee Boys & Girls Club FUTURE PROGRAM SCHEDULE Look for your name
in the Future Meetings Schedule
and below. Plan ahead and email or call Chuck Walter at
284-3760 when you have a program scheduled. REMEMBER: Our Bylaws prohibit programs which promote policital candidates or issues. It is permissable to introduce candidates, but not to have them do a program. ----- 2010 April 22nd ... Al Eppinger .. Golf Final Coordination April 29th ... Johnnye Luebkemann May 6th ... Norm Mears May 13th ... Tommy Mills May 20th ... Bob Orsillo May 27th ... John Robbins INTERCLUBS PLANNED Greensboro Interclub meeting on April 8th. Some female help will be needed for transportation. Paul Downing is getting an Interclub meeting schedule organized for the coming year. Give him your support. Each member is encouraged to attend at lest one interclub meeting each year. Easy ways to do it are: Division 3 quarterly meetings, AKtion club meetings, Key Club and K-Kids meetings when in session. IF ENOUGH MEMBERS ATTEND. For every inter-club our club completes between October 1, 2009 and March 1, 2010, we will receive one entry into a drawing for a Garmin GPS Navigator! The drawing will be held at the Zone 3 Conference and Governor’s Visit on March 13th, 2010. The more inter-clubs our club participates in, the better chance our club has at winning the prize!! So get going!! What a great prize for having fun!! INTERCLUBS COMPLETED January 20th - Northside Club (BULL, MILLS, CARTER, P. DOWNING) Quincy, Wednesday, February 17th noon (COLLIER, THOMPSON, LATOUR, no Interclub credit, only 3 present. Feb 11th AKtion Club (COLLIER, COLMERY, BULL, THOMPSON) -Lake Jackson, Mar 11th 7:30 PM Bob Downing Cathy Cole Jan Collier Ben Colmery Bob Bull and 5 from the AKtion Club. HUMAN & SPIRITUAL AIMS from LeRoy Thompson Education has for its object the formation of character. Herbert Spencer |
KIWANIS
INTERNATIONAL ---------- Serving The Children of The World President Paul G. Palazzolo from Springfield, IL the Springfield-Downtown Club. Meet him here. Click here to visit the President's Page and view his new video. ----- President-Elect: Sylvester "Syl" Neal Auburn, Washington The Valley, Auburn Club ---- International Convention 2010 Las Vegas, NV June 24-27, 2010 Plan to make it a family vacation. It is time to elect delegates
for the International Convention
which will be held in Florida's Past Governor, Stan Story of the Arlington, Jacksonville Club is a Kiwanis International Trustee. ---------- Kiwanis International Information Click to view a lot of information about current projects and helpful information for Committee/Project Chairs and members. READ YOUR NEW KIWANIS MAGAZINE The February issue has a center fold pullout about working with Key Clubbers. KIWANIS CONNECTED KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL EMAIL MAGAZINE It is a quarterly complement to your hard copy printed magazine. Go to this page to view the October issue and subscribe. http://www.kiwanis.org/magazine/march06.asp FLORIDA DISTRICT OF KIWANIS Click here to read Florida District information.  2009-2010 Governor Donna Parton's Logo  The Governor's Inspirational Message About Haiti Relief Click here to read the message from our District Governor. --- District Kiwanis Cruise Click above for details.  7 Night Eastern Caribbean The Florida Kiwanis Foundation Click Here to Read About It. You can become a sustaining member for $25. ---- Read your December 2009 - January 2010 Florida District Magazine Page 16 Club Reports for 2009-2010 See messages from Governor Donna Parton and many District Committee Chairs, as well as news of service projects for other clubs. -------The Florida Kiwanian OnLine Version Check our club activities report. Lots of good articles by District committee chairs and clubs. Read it. --- Project/Committee Chairs and all members Click To See Florida District Committee Chairs Look at the entire list to see these people who are willing to give their time to help us be the best Kiwanians we can be. DIVISION 3 ACTIVITIES Lt. Governor Donna Wells of the Capital City Club The
The
Capital Area Healthy Start is in need of diapers so Lt. Gov Donna is asking on behalf of
Healthy Start that clubs consider a “ DIVISION 3 COUNCIL MEETING Next Meeting NEXT Monday, April 12, 2010 7 PM Fellowship Baptist Church Fellowship Hall ------- Club voting members are: President, Pres Elect, Secretary and Interclub chair per the bylaws. President, President Elect, Secretary and Interclub Chair should attend. All others welcome. ------ Upcoming Events
March 22, 2010 Governor’s Dinner at Golden Eagle April 12, 2010 Division 3 Council Meeting & Election Lake Jackson Club, All you Can eat Pancake Breakfast Saturday the 24th of April from
7:30 until 10:00 AM. Well worth it. June 19th, Monticello Kiwanis Watermellon Run. Contact Jessica Corley at jessicacorley@gmail.com or Katrina Walton at (850) 510-9512. Richard Ziegler and Jim Varley can tell you about it. Click here to read the Division 3 Newsletter.
with important District and Division dates and announcements. AKTION CLUB 
SECOND & FOURTH THURSDAYS 6:30 - 7:30 PM PLEASE HELP MAKE EVERY AKTION CLUB MEETING AN INTERCLUB. ------ Our Tallahassee LARC AKtion Club contributed $100.00 to the Haitian Earthquake Relief Effort. ----- The Club donated some items to the Humane Society Friends for Life project described in the Gilchrist K-Kids section. You can still help with that. ----- Dempsey Mayo Road Pickup THIS Saturday, March 20, 1:25 PM. Finished by 3 PM. Meet at the parking lot north of W.T. Moore School. ----- Every member ought to experience an AKtion Club Meeting, or project. ------- Attending the Greensboro Interclub meeting on April 8th. Some female help will be needed for transportation. ----- Dog Wash at The Humane Society, April 10th. ----- Collecting canned and dry food for The Adopted Family at each Meeting. FOR THANKSGIVING $200 worth of groceries deliverd to last year's adopted family (a mother with 5 children). FOR A NEW CHRISTMAS ADOPTED FAMILY Can and dry goods are being accumulated. You can help by giving some to Bob Bull. Key Club  Web Site Key Club Officers for 2009/2010 school year.  Left to Right: Emily Poltevecque - Editor, Michael Katzmayr - Secretary, Allison Dod - President, Christine Heery - Vice President, Kate Gonsalves - Faculty Advisor, Meghan Cunningham - Treasurer ------ VP Christine Heery has agreed to be interim LTG for the rest of this year and possibly next year. ------ Lord Lawton Pageant ------Postponed to a later date. Funds raised will go to Relay For Life ------- Our Bufton Scholarship will be presented at one of our meetings later. ------ Miracle Field Support Key club funded placement of plaques at the Miracle Field. ------- District Convention will be in April. We are putting an ad in the Convention Program honoring the Key Club. KEY CLUB PLEDGE: I
pledge on my honor to uphold the objects of KEY Club International;
to build my home, school, and community; to serve my nation and God
and to combat all forces whch tend to undermine these
institutions.
The blue outline indicates a link to the Aktion Club, Key Club, FSU Circle K & KI Home Page. CANS FOR JIM BRING IN ALUMINUM CANS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR OUR ADMIN ACCOUNT Collect Aluminum cans (not the tabs) for recycling. Jim Varley will collect what we bring in and take them to recycling. Preferably they should be crushed, but bring them either way. Collections Remember travel cosmetic items for Johnnye to take to the Refuge House. Ruby K Award If you have recruited 5 or more members you are eligible for this award; that is, if you can remember their names. Give the names of your recruits to George Sweat and maybe he will get the pin for you. Awards are made for increments of five members recruited. COMMITTEE CHAIRS SUBMIT ALL YOUR MONTHLY REPORTS FOR THIS YEAR. It is the only way your committee can be eligible for District awards. If you get behind you can catch up on the past due reports. A list of District Awards and the criteria is available on the District web site at 2009-2010 District Awards Criteria Find your District Committee Counterpart and communicate with him/her. Florida District Committee Chairs "Brag For A Buck" Just give a buck and state your brag in one minute or less. Over that time costs $5.00 Biblical Bloopers from Sunday school students - from the Old Testament... Moses went up on Mount Cyanide to get the Ten Amendments. HOW TO MAKE UP MISSED MEETINGS TO MAINTAIN YOUR PERFECT ATTENDANCE RECORD Simply attend a meeting of another club, including AKtion, Key, K-Kids, or another Kiwanis Club, a Division Council meeting, a club project, or a Board meeting. With all these possibilities there is little reason not to have perfect attendance. PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS Tell Al Eppinger how many years are shown on your current perfect attendance tab, if you have one. Also, tell him how many years you have earned. This includes previous membership in other Kiwanis clubs. This is not for calender years. It is for one year of consecutive meetings and/or makeups. Explore Your New eNewsletter Click below to see the K-Kids Page of KI Web Site and read about K-Kids. DISPOSE OF YOUR FLAGS PROPERLY Bring them to Bob Gragnani and he will take them to the American Legion for proper retirement. Or you can take them to the mail box at the American Legion marked "Flags". Aluminum Tabs Continue to collect the tabs and bring them to Tommy Mills. BOOK COLLECTIONS Remember books for the Veteran's Clinics. (GRAGNANI) AND Books for pre-schoolers TALLAHASSEE VOICES Click To Join and participate in local issue surveys. It is easy. To Do List: Get your guest's email address and send him/her the link to our Newsletter each week. Increase your efforts for the coming year. Help us grow toward better community service. YOU JOINED FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE Now tell Jim Barger where you want to serve. If you don't tell him he will assign you and then you need to support him by doing the job. |
