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Serving the Children of Marion County

Kiwanis Month of May and Special Eagle Scout Presentation

Tammy Hoff, president, announced upcoming events highlighting the annual Kiwanis Sportsman’s Dinner in August. A special thank you to NC Sizemore for all of his continued works and as the photographer and program chair. Kiwanis of Ocala hosted several guest speakers during May.

One special presentation was The Eagle Scout Award earned by Stephen Lightbody, presented by past president Joe Voge. This was made possible by the Kiwanis Club of Ocala and fellow Kiwanian, Sandy Clardy. Sandy has given many years of service above self in working closely with and mentoring the Boy Scouts. Through his leadership and inspiration, these great young boys become greater young men and future leaders for our community.

Kiwanis gave a special thank you to the Randolph Family Catering Company for providing Kiwanis with home cooked meals each Friday without fail. They credit their mother’s special recipes for their wonderful cooking.

Wesley Wilcox, Supervisor of Elections for both Marion County and State Supervisor in leading all of Florida’s Supervisors, reminded members of upcoming election cycles and the importance of voting, via the mail and at the polls.

A special happy birthday was sung to long-time member and club pianist, Tommy Ball and his precious pup, Pongo.

Happy Bucks for given by Marlene Hatch, Karen Daily, Shelley Sizemore, Sandy Clardy, and the most happy bucks were given by Phil Olstein in announcing his daughter Erica’s special wedding.

All were happy to see Wes Wheeler, return after an illness, who shared his thankfulness for everyone’s concern and prayers for him.

Membership Chair, Paul Conley, inducted new member, Tammy Slaughter, into the Club. Tammy has served the Marion County Community for many years in being the difference to help our families and children.

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NC Seizemore Phil Olstein Karen Daily

Randolf Family Caterers

Wes Wheeler Joe Voge and Stephen Lightbody

Tommy Ball

Tammy Slaughter Wesley Wilcox

Tammy Hoff Sandy Clardy Marlene Hatch

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Kiwanis International is a global community of clubs, members, and partners, dedicated to improving the lives of children one community at a time. Today, with more than 550,000 members in 80 Countries, Kiwanis empowers members to pursue creative ways to serve the needs of our children, such as fighting hunger, improving literacy and being a mentor. Kiwanis Clubs host over 150,000 service projects per year.

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