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U & I KIWANIAN The Official Newspaper of the Kiwanis Clubs of Utah,

Southern Idaho & Eastern Oregon ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Utah-Idaho District***Kiwanis International

Volume 20 ~~ Issue 1

October / November 2015

*** ANNUAL ROSTER ISSUE - DO NOT TOSS ***

SUPPORT UTAH IDAHO DISTRICT FOUNDATION

WITH A $100 DONATION TO COMMEMORATE 100

YEARS OF KIWANIS SERVICE

We need your support today to sustain our tradition of making scholarships possible for Key Club and Circle K members in our

District. The Foundation in the past has been able to award up to five $1000 scholarships each to

Key Club members and Circle K members through donations by Kiwanis Clubs in a “Club Gifts”

to the Foundation. “Club Gift” traditionally has been to donate $6 per person or $100 whichever is

greater. Half of the scholarships were provided by a matching grant from International Kiwanis

Foundation. Last year the International Foundation stopped its program to match half of those

scholarships.

The only source of funding for the Utah-Idaho Foundation is through the generosity of its

members, Kiwanis Clubs, and other interested persons/corporations. Today, we need you as

members and clubs to increase support to Utah Idaho District Foundation. In addition to the

traditional “Club Gift” we are asking members to make a donation as well.

We invite you as Kiwanis members in the Utah-Idaho District to donate $100 in honor of the

100th Anniversary of Kiwanis International to Utah-Idaho District Foundation to help support youth

service clubs and scholarships.

In celebration of our Kiwanis International 100 Year Anniversary, the district designed a

fantastic 100 year commemorative lapel pin for this momentous event, highlighting UT/ID District,

thanks to the art work design by Div. 1, LTG Dick and Marilyn Sanford. The pin is 1 inch wide,

silver with white “K”, and a blue and silver banner on the bottom. These pins are available for sale

at $10 each. They will be available for your LTG’s to pick up for you, at the October Board of

Trustees meeting in October. So, place your order, with payment, to your LTG to be purchased at

the BOT meeting in October. All proceeds from the sales will be going to the Utah - Idaho District

Foundation.

The Reed Culp Medal – Reed Club medal has been created to honor our Past International

President Reed Culp. Reed Club was a member of the Salt Lake Kiwanis Club and was an active

Civic leader. He was a partner and owner with his brothers and later with his sons of Culp & Sons

Sheep Co. He was named to the national board of Boys Clubs of America and was appointed to the

Salt Lake Mayor's Committee on Juvenile Delinquency.

The function and goal of the Utah-Idaho District Kiwanis Foundation is to establish

permanency, through contributions and donations that will assure our youth leadership and

development programs will continue without interruption. Promoting high moral, ethical and

spiritual leadership examples to our youth is the key to this. As you may know, this annual campaign

is the primary source of income and determines much of the Foundation's impact, particularly in the

areas of supporting Kiwanis sponsored programs.

I pledge to support the Utah Idaho District Foundation in the amount of $100 in

commemoration of the International Kiwanis 100 years of service, please join me.

Pattie Lopshire,

Utah – Idaho District Governor 2008 – 2009

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HELLO KIWANIANS!

My name is Elizabeth Kwan and I will be serving as the

2015-2016 Utah-Idaho Circle K District Governor. I am a

sophomore studying psychology and music at the University of

Utah. This will be my fifth year in the Kiwanis family – second in

CKI – and after spending every moment in the UI district, I can see

what a great impact we make on our community, even though we

are a smaller district. Now, imagine the difference we could make if

we had more members.

My main goal is to stimulate long-term growth in our

district. Currently, the UI district has 70 members from our 5 active

CKI clubs: Brigham Young University, College of Idaho, Treasure

Valley Community College, Utah State University, and the

University of Utah. Part of that goal includes starting CKI clubs at

the Salt Lake Community College and Boise State University. I

have met with Kiwanis clubs in the Salt Lake City and Boise areas

to help with this process. Along with that, the district has provided

formal training to all club officers, so they will be prepared to

spread the word about CKI and increase membership.

Another goal I have this year is to build the relationship

among the members of the Kiwanis Family. Most of the CKI clubs

already have a strong relationship with their sponsoring Kiwanis

club, but the district is really going to stress the importance of

working with the other branches as well, especially Key Club. Our

hope is that through our growing relationship, Key Clubbers will

want to continue their journey through the Kiwanis family after

they graduate from high school. We have already taken a step

towards this by planning a joint Fall Rally with Key Club in Utah

and brainstorming project ideas with our club officers. I’m looking

forward to work with our members to reach these goals this year!

Greetings

I am Connie Zhou, a leader, a servant, but most importantly, a Key Clubber. I am excited to be able to serve as the 2015-2016

Utah-Idaho Key Club Governor and hope to accomplish many goals throughout my term. During my term, I will be working on the

membership growth and development of Key Clubs, the increase of successful Key Clubs, and the strengthening of Kiwanis Family

Relations.

The biggest resource for any Key Club is their Kiwanis advisor club. During my year as governor, I plan on enforcing that

bond between Key Club and their Kiwanis Family and to help each other grow.

During my term, I aim to see more Key Clubs reach out to their Kiwanis Advisor clubs to do service and learn more about the

great organization that sponsors them.

I hope to see many of our Key Clubbers continue their journey as service leaders and join Circle K, and hopefully one day,

Kiwanis.

My email is [email protected]. If anyone has any questions for me about Key Club, I will be happy to answer them.

Our website is: http://uikeyclub.org/ to learn more about what Key Club is doing.

Thank you and I cannot wait for another successful year filled with service!

Utah - Idaho Key Club District Board

Name Cell Phone Home Phone Email

Governor Connie Zhou 801-888-7363

[email protected]

Secretary/ Treasurer James Lee

[email protected]

District Admin John Brown 435-882-5559 435-830-8380 [email protected]

Revis Turner 208-404-3210 208-733-6709 [email protected]

Utah – Idaho CKI District Officers

Governor Elizabeth Kwan [email protected]

[email protected]

801-455-0488

Secretary-

Treasurer

Jocelyn Elvira [email protected]

[email protected]

208-585-4779

Idaho

Lieutenant

Governor

Ariana Gallegos [email protected]

[email protected]

Brigham Young University- Meetings TBD

President Jake Rice [email protected] 208-954-6840

Secretary

College of Idaho- Meetings TBD

President Tran Tran [email protected] 714-548-2588

Secretary Nicole Mohr [email protected] 208-830-0934

Salt Lake Community College- Meetings TBD

President Kristy Nguyen [email protected] 801-803-8123

Secretary Anna Chav [email protected] 801-907-1762

Treasure Valley University- Meetings TBD

President Joaquin Zavala [email protected] 208-615-0038

Secretary Michelle Rios [email protected] 208-369-3491

University of Utah- Meetings TBD at University of Utah Union Building

President David Mai [email protected] 385-321-8000

Secretary-

Treasurer Brian Truong [email protected] 801-649-8396

Utah State University- Meetings TBD

President Sam Plant [email protected] 208-420-1572

Secretary Kurt Lundgren [email protected] 801-918-8327

Utah – Idaho Key Club District Lieutenant Governors

Division Name Email

2A Marissa Lundeen [email protected]

5A Kelly Feng [email protected]

5B Josh Cahoon [email protected]

8A Justosovath Yan [email protected]

8B Amanda Jiang [email protected]

8C Nathan Fang [email protected]

Utah – Idaho Key Club District Committees

Committee Chair Email Members

Kiwanis Family Annika Machado [email protected] Sherridan Hatch, Shaylee Navarro

DCON Nithin Chalapathi [email protected]

Public Relations Danny Dong [email protected] Serena Aeschilman

Utah Member

Relations

Sonia Sehgal [email protected] Anna Sung

Major Emphasis Clara Valero [email protected]

Key Club International Awards

Presented to Utah-Idaho clubs at

the 2015 Annual Convention

DISTINGUISHED

DIAMOND CLUB

Utah-Idaho District: Boise High School

Kimberly High School

Roy High School

Skyline High School

ROBERT F. LUCAS

OUTSTANDING LIEUTENANT

GOVERNOR

For Utah-Idaho:

Carly Ho, Skyline High School,

Division

DISTINGUISHED DISTRICT SECRETARIES

Jeremy Lee, Skyline High School

DISTRICT CKI & KEY CLUB DATES Idaho Fall Key Club Training Rally - October 10, 2015, Twin Falls,

College of Southern Idaho. Registration 9:30 am Utah Fall CKI & Key Club Training Rally - October 24, 2015, University of Utah Union Building in the Crimson View, Salt Lake City, From 9

am – 5 pm. For all Utah – Idaho CKI Members and Utah Club Key Club Members

Utah-Idaho Key Club DCON - March 11-13, Best Western, Burley, Idaho

INFORMATION ON SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS AND YOUTH PROTECTION

FOR KIWANIS CLUBS IN THE UATH – IDAHO DISTRICT

By John Brown, Youth Protection Chair

SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM INFORMATION FOR THE UTAH – IDAHO DISTRICT

K-Kids and Builders Club

Club Renewal Center - North America & the Caribbean

NEW! The process has been simplified. To update your K-Kids’s and or Builders Club information and pay the renewal fee, the

sponsoring Kiwanis club’s Kiwanis secretary must follow these five easy steps:

1. Round up info. Get the current faculty advisor’s name and email address, and the number of club members.

2. Log into KiwanisOne at reporting.kiwanisone.org.

On the finance tab, individually select each K-Kids or Builders Club your club sponsors.

3. Update club info. Enter the membership count.

If the faculty advisor information is incorrect, please send a detailed email to [email protected].

The Kiwanis advisor information can be updated on the Secretary dashboard.

4. Check delivery address. The default address listed is the mailing address for the K-Kids and or Builders Club

5. Submit payment. After updating information for all K-Kids and or Builders Club sponsored by your Kiwanis club, submit payment

of US$180 for each sponsored club.

Once payment is received, membership kits will be mailed to the delivery address that you have verified or entered in Step 4.\

KEY CLUBS IN THE UTAH – IDAHO DISTRICT OF KIWANIS

Membership dues for all key clubs in the Utah – Idaho District are:

$12.00 plus any additional dues required by individual Key Clubs.

Dues and Reports - North America and the Caribbean

---- OPENS 9/14/2015 ----

The Key Club faculty advisor should update the club officers at the Membership Update Center. Then, the club secretary can follow

the easy three-step process to update membership information and submit members' dues.

1. Round up information from each new member, including email addresses and expected year of graduation.

2. Log in and update membership records (graduate members and add new members) at www.keyclub.org/muc. When

finished, select “Roster complete.”

3. Submit payment or print an invoice and pay by check under the “Finances” tab.

Update faculty advisor: Only the Faculty Advisor(s) on record at Kiwanis International for your Key Club may access the

Membership Update Center. If the Faculty Advisor name or email needs to be updated, please contact Member Services at

[email protected] or 1-800-KIWANIS x411 before accessing the Membership Update Center.

Update Kiwanis advisor: The Kiwanis club secretary can update information about your Kiwanis advisor on the Secretary Dashboard

in the Kiwanis online club management system.

KEY CLUBS (Continued)

If you have any questions or problems, contact our team at

[email protected].

Immediately after the election of new officers, you have a very

important task: Update your club’s officers in the Membership

Update Center.

Early Bird deadline for Key Club dues is November 1st.

Deadline for Key Club dues is December 1st.

All unpaid Key Clubs move to suspended status on February 1st.

Circle K Clubs in the Utah – Idaho District of Kiwanis

Membership dues for Circle K Clubs in the Utah – Idaho

District of Kiwanis are: $10.00 District dues and

1. Each CKI club in a nation with a per capita gross

national income of US$10,000 or more and from a

four-year institution with an enrollment of 5,000 or

more students shall pay an annual club fee of

US$600.


national income of US $10,000 or more and from a 4

year institution with an enrollment of less than 5,000

students, shall pay an annual club fee of US$450.


national income of US$10,000 or more and from a 2

year institution shall pay an annual fee of US$300.


national income of less than US$10,000 shall pay an

annual club fee of US$150.

The Circle K fee and district dues are sent to Kiwanis International

for payment. The district dues portion will be sent back to our

district.

If you have questions or suggestions regarding Service Leadership

Programs, contact:

K-Kids – Frankie Marler: [email protected]

Builders Club – Jerry Steelman: [email protected]

Key Club (Idaho) – Revis Turner: [email protected]

Key Club (Utah); Circle K or Youth Protection – John Brown: [email protected]

Youth Protection Information for the Utah – Idaho District

Review the Youth Protection Guidelines

• Download a copy of the guidelines at www.kiwanisone.org/youthprotection.

• The Youth Protection Guidelines are revised by the KI Board each year.

• Every club member should receive a copy of these guidelines every year. Provide youth protection training to club members.

• The power point training guide is available at www.kiwanisone.org/youthprotection.

• Encourage clubs to hold youth protection training at their club meetings during the year.

Complete the required criminal-history background checks

• All Kiwanis advisors to a Service Leadership Program (which include K-Kids, Builders Club, Key Club, Circle K, or Aktion Club) are

required to have a clear criminal history background check.

• All clubs should have their Kiwanis club secretary make sure their background checks

are completed and are documented in the

KiwanisOne dashboard.

• Kiwanis Advisors to Service Leadership Programs (which includes K-Kids, Builders

Club, Key Club, Circle K, or Aktion Club) will

be required, as of October 1, 2016, to obtain their Background Checks through the

Kiwanis International provider, Safe Hiring

Solutions.

At the end of the day, the goals are simple: safety and security. - Jodi Rell

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2015 – 2016 UTAH – IDAHO KIWANIS DISTRICT OFFICERS

Wes Sine,

District Governor

James (Jim)

Vaughan

Governor-Elect

Larry Hunter

Vice-Governor

Revis Turner

Immediate

Past Governor

Kelly Ryan-Rush

Secretary

Marvin “Marv”

Chamberlain

Treasurer

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THANKS TO ALL THAT MADE THE

96TH ANNUAL CONVENTION GREAT Wes Sine, 2015 – 2016 Utah – Idaho District Governor

As your Governor for the 2015 – 2016 year, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Convention Committee for a job well

done. Those who attended agree that there was something for everyone. The tour of the Aero Space Museum at Hill Field was

spectacular and our guide was very competent. We found out later that he was a Captain in US Air Force and did this in his spare

time.

Thanks to the Bonneville Club for arranging for the Luncheon on Friday. The mayor of Ogden was a credit to his city. By the way

Ogden is a fantastic place. Twenty Fifth Street has something for everyone. It featured great food and many Boutique Shops .

The educational classes were well done with something for everyone.

Ruth Incitti gave a first-hand view of the Eliminate Program and what it means to so many women and children. For the first time I

really felt the great work that is being done and committed myself to working harder to fulfill my obligation to this mighty program.

The Fish Farm was without peer with fantastic food and professional Western Music. I don’t know how many caught fish, but the

hamburgers were the best. Thanks again to the Ogden and North Ogden Kiwanis Clubs.

Thanks also the Ogden and North Ogden Clubs for officiating at the Saturday Luncheon. International Trustee Lance Incitti gave a

great presentation making all of us proud to be a part of Kiwanis International.

THANKS TO ALL (Continued)

The Panel on CKI, Key Club, Builders Club, and K Kids was very

informative and exciting to all that attended. Many questions were

answered for those who attended. The CKI Governor and the Key

Club Governors are exceptional young women and give cause to

our support of these great programs.

Finally, the Banquet was well done and the Speaker

Attorney General Sean Reyes gave us a sight of the world and the

vulnerability of the youth to those who would take advantage of

them for personal gain. Once again affirming Kiwanis commitment

to serve the children of the world. The Freedom Leadership award

was presented the Governor Mitt Romney and the Hope of America

award was presented the Orrin Hatch in abstentia

Oh Yes, thanks to the Stewart Family for the fantastic gifts that

were given during the convention. The dolls, some costing $100.00

were to be treasured and handed down from generation to

generation.

I wish to thank all that made this convention great, and thank those

who came. I know that you were all well rewarded for your efforts.

Next year the convention will be in Sun Valley, Idaho on August

11, 12 and 13. Make this your vacation for the summer and bring

the whole family. There will be much to do and much to learn.

I’d like to take a moment to say thanks to all of who you planned and participated in the Utah-Idaho District

Convention this year! I had a great time and it was wonderful to see many of you that I only get to see every so

often. I appreciate the camaraderie our Utah-Idaho District has built as well as the hard work we do as clubs,

divisions and as a district. Each one of us matters, so thank you.

Wishing you a wonderful New Kiwanis Year. Please let me know what you found particularly helpful, or if you

have any follow up questions or suggestions. We strive to make the regional trainings and convention better each time. We don’t know

how to do that without hearing from you.

You’re the best! Kelly

My Contact for your suggestions! Phone: 208.724.5174 [email protected]

WHAT DID YOU DO THIS SUMMER?

I have had a very enjoyable summer! It started with a fantastic International Kiwanis Convention in our organizations backyard, Indy!

Big things are in the works for Kiwanis International, and I am proud to be a part of this great family we call Kiwanis. More recently,

our Utah-Idaho District Convention reinforced my belief in Kiwanis: So many small details came together to create a wonderful

memory of fellowship and service. To kick things off, Thursday evening was the "Hospitality Suite" that allowed everyone to greet and

talk with International Trustee Lance Incitti and his lovely wife Ruth. The Ogden, and the North Ogden Kiwanis Clubs' hosted a very

pleasant bar-b-que on Friday to get everyone excited for the week-end ahead. The Eliminate Walk reinforced our commitment to our

partner, UNICEF in our tagline for this convention-"Save the Children". The Bonneville Club provided the program for a lunch with

Ogden Mayor Mike Caldwell and his very gracious welcome to the Utah-Idaho members. The Saturday evening banquet had everyone

rocking with Sun-Shade-and- Rain "doo-wop" singing group, before the Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes spoke on a most important

subject, the child traffic industry. I use the term industry, because of the international scope of the problem. Those in control are not

your back alley weirdos and perverts, but many people in higher realms of other business enterprises. Mr. Reyes opened many eyes of this vicious, global menace, and perhaps Kiwanis International could take on this problem in the future. On a District level we could

begin to learn now how we may create an impact to fight this dreaded atrocity.

On Sunday morning we paid tribute to Kiwanis members that have passed on, followed by a very inspiring message by Rabbi Ilana

Schwartzman. My personal thanks to all that organized the service. The convention however was not just eating and entertainment, but

offered many fine informative seminars and training sessions. Prizes were awarded, just by attending the classes, and I do hope folks

came away with a greater knowledge of Kiwanis. The next Utah-Idaho District Kiwanis Convention will be August 12-14, 2016 in Sun

Valley, Idaho. Past Governor Jim Spinelli is already canvasing the venues in the area, and in October Sandy and I plan to visit the Sun

Valley area on a "fact finding" mission as well. The next Kiwanis International Convention in the summer of 2016 will be held in

Toronto, Canada. Two great conventions next year--make your plans now to join us in our goal to "SAVE THE CHILDREN'!

In Kiwanis service, Captain Jim Vaughan, Governor Elect

SERVICE INDUSTRIES Larry Hunter, Utah-Idaho 2015-2016 Vice Governor

Greetings from Argentina and my thanks for your support at the District Convention. I will do all I can through electronic

communications to get up to speed and stay up to speed with regards to my obligations as Vice Governor. I will be back in the United

States at the beginning of May, 2016 and hope to see many of you thereafter.

Argentina is a beautiful, diverse country, but it has one glaring weakness: there are no Kiwanis Clubs (there are Rotary Clubs).

Nonetheless, the people are very hospitable, friendly and cultured. Buenos Aires, where my wife, Iris, and I live is a cosmopolitan city

of 2.5 million residents within the city limits and 8 million in the greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area. My wife and I are kept busy

with our assignments: I work in my Church’s Area Legal Department and she is the Area Mental Health Adviser.

Since we are unpaid missionaries, you could say that we are in the “service” industry. Indeed, as members of Kiwanis, we are all in the

business of serving others. Of the many reasons that we belong to Kiwanis, I have always felt that serving others is the most essential,

without taking anything away from the other purposes and benefits. When we serve out community as a club we can do things that we.

SERVICE INDUSTRIES (Continued)

cannot do as individuals. Furthermore, the fellowship with fellow Kiwanians and those we

serve is enhanced by those service opportunities. And we almost always learn something

during a service opportunity

I know from experience that most clubs have service projects and some Divisions do. I

would encourage all of us in this upcoming Kiwanis year to participate in a club service

project—make service to your community a part of your Kiwanis experience.

ABOUT LARRY HUNTER …

In addition to his active litigation and dispute resolution practice, Larry Hunter has been a

leader in Bar governance. He was President of the Idaho State Bar, a member of the State

Bar Commission, and is currently a member of the American Bar Association’s basic

governing body, the House of Delegates (HOD). He has been a State Bar Delegate to the

HOD since 2004. He has also served on numerous commissions, governing boards, and

steering committees in both the State Bar and the American Bar Association.

His current practice emphasizes dispute resolution and he has served as a mediator,

arbitrator, hearing officer, and neutral evaluator. He has helped dozens of litigants reach

satisfactory settlements or other resolutions.

As a litigator, Mr. Hunter has over 35 years of experience in trying cases before state and

federal judges and juries. Mr. Hunter is known as an effective advocate for his clients’

position while participating in an ethical and professional manner. He is particularly adept

at finding inconsistencies and other weaknesses in the opposing party’s case and exposing

them both before and during trial.

After graduation from college and prior to attending law school, Larry spent two years as a

missionary for his church in Chile and then two years working for the Latin America

Division of Bank of America’s International Banking Department. While in law school,

aside from working part- time, he served as the Lay Minister (Branch President) of a

Spanish-speaking congregation in Chicago. Thus, for the past 40 years, Larry and his wife

have been conversant in Spanish and included in Spanish-speaking activities.

Professional & Civic Activities

• Idaho State Bar – Dispute Resolution

(Board), and Professional Ethics Sections

• American Inn of Court #130, Bencher

• Idaho State Bar Commission, 2001-2004

• Idaho State Bar President, 2004

• American Bar Association Standing Commission on

Paralegals, 2005-2011; Chair, 2008-2011

• American Bar Association House of Delegates, 2004-

Present

Admissions

• Idaho State and Federal Courts • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Community Activities

• Boise Philharmonic Association Board, 2001-2011;

President, 2007-2008

• Participant in first year orientation presentations on Ethics

and Professionalism at University of Idaho Law School

and Concordia University School of Law

• Volunteer participant in Spanish language “Dia de la

Familia” presentation

• Pro Bono volunteer for Idaho Volunteer Lawyers

Program – Soundstart, English and Spanish

• Kiwanis International, 1978-present; President, Capital

City Club, 2010-2011

• Volunteer church work for Church of Jesus Christ of

Latter Day Saints, including Bishop and Branch President

of Spanish Branch

• School Volunteer – President of PTO, Member of the

School District Committee on Education, Coach of ninth

grade girls’ soccer team

• Youth soccer, softball, and basketball coach – 15 years

total

Education

• J.D., Northwestern University School of Law, 1976 • A.B., Harvard College, cum laude, 1968

• Twin Falls High School, 1964

MY JOURNEY AS U-I GOVERNOR 2014-15

By Revis Turner, U-I Kiwanis Governor 2014-15

Kiwanis is on a journey to Serve the Children of the World. I’ve discovered there are as many ways to serve as there are clubs in Utah-

Idaho. Although there are many challenges along our journey, each club from the smallest to the largest in our district has the

opportunity to choose a path to make that journey.

Our Kiwanis theme for 2014-15 was “The Way Ahead: A Century of Service”. We celebrated that part of the Journey in many ways.

First, for me, it was a highlight to present worthy Kiwanians the Century of Service Award. I met many wonderful people who have

given many hours in service to communities, clubs and children. Among those:

Two members celebrated 100th birthdays this past year-- Dr David Kirkpatrick of Pocatello & Bob Wangsgard of Ogden.

Archie Stradley—Caldwell’s Mr Santa Claus and recorded 60 years of perfect attendance.

John Colias--an Idaho Person of the Year as recognized by the Boise Community, and a Capital City club member for almost 60

years. He and wife have been married 75 yrs.

Tom McCarthy, of the Boise Gem State Club, 61 year member.

Rita Haggarth, an educator in Pocatello and first woman member of any U-I Kiwanis club -- the Bannock, Pocatello club

MY JOURNEY AS U-I GOVERNOR (Continued)

Ralph Benson former U-I Governor and member of the Provo Club. Later on a

member of the Orem Golden K club.

Bob Christopherson, 95 years old and a member of the North Ogden club who wore

his WWII uniform at the tour of the Hill AF Base Museum. The uniform still fit—that

was amazing.

Over 36 wonderful Kiwanis servant-leaders were recognized with an awesome legacy

given to us over the last 100 years.

Second, there are many more highlights dotted throughout the year that focused on training

and our Service Leadership Programs.

Our Education team organized two area training events with close to 100 people

attending.

The Kiwanis 100th Birthday party in Detroit with close to 1000 other Kiwanians in

which your district was represented by Wes Sine, Gov-Elect and myself.

Our District Key Club board successfully held a DCON in March after a year’s absence. A

New Key Club began at Horizonte High School in Salt Lake City under the watchful eye of

Kiwanis Advisor & Div 8 LTG. Carter Jones. This high school provides education for a

special population in their school district. I congratulate the SLC club for their initiative to

meet this vulnerable population.

The Price Kiwanis Club will start the 2nd century of service voting women into their

membership. Thank you to the leadership of Div 1 LTG Dick Sanford and Price

President, Bowdy Blanton for guiding this change.

The U-I District Eliminate Project fundraising challenge to provide vaccine to the 61 million

women of the world has committed over $310,000 from 80% of our clubs. The Centennial

Quilt raffle contributed $1361 to our district campaign.

Congratulations to Dave Nelson, Bonneville Club for having the winning ticket. There are almost 60 Kiwanians with Walter Zeller Awards. Thanks to Cheryl

Juntunen and Barbara Mullins for their leadership.

Distinguished Service Awards to deserving District Kiwanians.

o Kiwanian of the Year was presented to Wally Studer, Rupert, for his district

leadership in promoting the Key Leader Camp.

o Utah-Idaho Lifetime of Service Award was given to Don Gale, Salt Lake City

for his outstanding servant leadership through the Salt Lake City Club.

We experienced the beginning of the Formula Campaign to strengthen current clubs

and to begin new clubs in strategic areas.

o At the last report, U-I has reported a net increase in membership after the last

few years of declining numbers. However, let me add quickly, Kiwanis

influence isn’t entirely about numbers, but about the opportunity to serve the

children of our communities, the district and the world. Our clubs are doing

that in large and small ways. Of course, the more hands we have on board, the

more service we can engage in and the more children and youth for whom we

can provide servant leadership.

And finally, the challenge of the journey of “The Way Ahead” in 2014-15 for each of

us is to become the best club we can be and engage in the best service that will bring

out the best in the children and teens to become the best citizens for our world.

Because what we do in our district events provide the foundation for the impact on

Serving the Children of the World in preparation for a Second Century of Kiwanis

Service. Hence, this is the theme of the 96th U-I Kiwanis District Annual

Convention—“Serving the Children of the World One Child at a Time.”

In this portion of our journey, let’s continue our conversation about what our clubs,

divisions, and district will look like in the next 100 years.

Governor Revis Turner presents

Utah-Idaho District Kiwanian of the

Year Award to Wally Studer for his

leadership with Key Leader Camp

at the regular meeting of the

Rupert Kiwanis Club

“The best way to find yourself is to

lose yourself in the service of others.”

― Mahatma Gandhi

U-I DISTRICT PRESENTS THE LIFETIME OF SERVICE AWARD TO

G. DON GALE AT 2015 DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Lifetime of Service Award is presented to Kiwanis members who have demonstrated

over many years of service the ideals of what it means to be a Kiwanis servant-leader. The

far-reaching impact of Don Gale on his community represents the best of Kiwanis and

most importantly provides an avenue for the youth to have productive lives.

Don Gale joined Kiwanis in 1988. He was elected president of the Salt Lake club in the

early 1990’s when it was the largest club in the Utah-Idaho District. He agreed to be the

district chair of the IDD (iodized salt) for Kiwanis International. He helped to rank the U-I

District and the Salt Lake City Club among the top ten in fund-raising per capita,

worldwide. He is a strong supporter of Key Clubs and the Terrific Kids effort. He attended

three international conventions and he wears a diamond Hixson pin. He was a featured

speaker at several district conventions and at many club meetings in Utah and Idaho.

Professionally, Gale was editorial spokesperson for KSL radio and television. He wrote

and delivered six thousand editorial comments. After “retirement,” he started a small

consulting company. He has written regular newspaper columns for almost twenty years.

He wrote and published three books, including the biography of a prominent Salt Lake City

businessman, published by a University of Utah Press. He wrote and presented hundreds

of speeches to groups ranging from accountants to educators. He served on many

community service organizations boards, from Ballet West to the Reading Room for the

Blind.

Additionally, Gale co-founded and co-chaired for fourteen years a citizens committee

called Understanding Chemical addiction Disease. In that capacity, he wrote and produced

several television documentaries about addiction disease, one of which was voluntarily

aired on every television station in Utah. He recently finished a fourth book, and he is

working on a memoir titled “Magic Moments.”

NEW! – DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS LIABILITY INSURANCE

Jim Spinelli, UT/ID District Risk Manager

Nobody expects to be involved in a lawsuit. But insurance is designed to protect against

the unforeseen. In the U.S. and Canada, directors and officers liability insurance helps

protect Kiwanis clubs, districts and members against such claims—so Kiwanians can

concentrate on service and fellowship.

Kiwanis International’s new D&O Liability Insurance Program makes this coverage less

expensive for most clubs in North America. In fact, the insurance costs just US$4 per

member for Kiwanis clubs. For any club with fewer than 125 members, that’s a savings

from the previous $500-per-club premium. The coverage is effective November 1, 2014

(the beginning of the policy year), and all clubs in the U.S. and Canada will be billed for

this coverage with their dues billing.

Why coverage matters

D&O liability insurance protects club or district assets and the assets of members against

the costs of lawsuits. Just a few of the potential costs covered are employment practices

liability (including accusations of discrimination, sexual harassment and wrongful

termination), allegations of mismanagement of funds, failure to enforce bylaws and

violation of state/provincial and federal bylaws.

D&O liability insurance protects the club or district itself as well as directors and

officers—and it also includes committee chairs, other club members and even volunteers

and employees. Thanks to the broad coverage, financial protection can even extend to

foundations, and the Key Club and Circle K International clubs that a Kiwanis club

sponsors.

What does the premium pay for? For Kiwanis clubs, the low per-member cost of D&O liability insurance pays for the

premium and a small administration cost. It also helps fund Kiwanis International’s

payment of the US$50,000 deductible. (The deductible is paid by Kiwanis International

and is not the responsibility of the club)

The premium can be paid from the club or district’s service account. As with general

liability coverage, the premium will be automatically included with the dues billing. The

claim process is also the same as for general liability insurance.

Questions? More details about the coverage will be available in Kiwanis International’s annual

insurance guide. If you have questions or comments, you can contact Kiwanis International

Risk Management at [email protected].

Risk is like fire: If controlled it will help

you; if uncontrolled it will rise up and

destroy you. – Theodore Roosevelt

Chance favors the prepared mind.

- Louis Pasteur

Risk comes from not knowing what you

are doing – Warren Buffet

2015 – 2016 UTAH – IDAHO DISTRICT ROSTER

2015-2016 UTAH-IDAHO DISTRICT OFFICERS Governor Bonneville, SLC

Wesley F Sine

1157 E 1700 S #B

Salt Lake City, UT 84105

C (801) 560-4642

E-mail: [email protected]

Immediate Past Twin Falls

Governor (Emmy)

Revis Turner

1889 Galena Dr.

Twin Falls, ID 83301

208-733-6709 C 208-404-3210


Governor-elect Clearfield

James (Jim) Vaughan

(Sandra)

6342 W 5100 S

Hooper, UT 84315-9725

C 801-721-3742


Vice-Governor Capital City, Boise

Larry Hunter (Iris)

1766 S Willow Lake Way

Eagle Idaho 83616

(208) 376-6529

E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]

[In Argentina until May 2016]

Secretary Meridian

Kelly Ryan-Rush

5000 S Deselm Way

Boise, ID 83716-6900

208-724-5174


Treasurer Twin Falls

Marvin D. “Marv” Chamberlain

P. O. Box 25

Twin Falls, ID 83303-0025

C 208-731-1696 W 208-734-4244


LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS Division 1 Westlake

Marilyn Sanford (Richard)

1736 Range Road

Saratoga Springs, UT 84045-3947

801-768-9939 C - 801-602-0858

E-mail:

[email protected]

Division 2 Tooele

Jerry W. Steelman (Patricia)

122 Country Club

Stansbury Park, UT 84074

435-882-2466


Division 3 North Ogden

Dean L Hadlock

173 E 3475 N

Ogden, Utah 84414

C- 801-648-8688


Division 4 Pocatello

Chuck Humphrey

852 Brookside Lane

Pocatello 83204

208-238-3584 C-208-244-7499 E-mail: [email protected]

Division 5 Twin Falls

Steven Westphal

21333 US Hwy 30

Filer, ID 83328

W: 208-734-9244 C: 208-420-6085


Division 6 Capital City, Boise

Steve Fields

1701 S Butler St

Boise, ID 83705

Phone: 208-344-5664


Division 7 Not Yet Appointed

Division 8 Salt Lake City

Carter E. Jones (Kathy)

4096 West Shinnerock Drive

South Jordan, Utah 84095

(801) 944-0257


Division 9 Caldwell

Stanley Boster (Glenna)

204 West Hazel St.

Caldwell, ID 83605-4718

H 208-459-8151


Division 10 Spanish Fork

G. Chad Bunn (Laurie)

55 S 1060 E

Spanish Fork, UT 84660-6312

H 801-798-0411


DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS TITLE/APPOINTEE PHONE#...E-MAIL

DISTRICT CONVENTION James (Jim) Vaughan

6342 W 5100 S

Hooper, UT 84315-9725

C 801-721-3742


2015 – 2016 UTAH – IDAHO DISTRICT ROSTER DISTRICT CHAIRPERSONS

TITLE/APPOINTEE PHONE#...E-MAIL

THE FORMULA COORDINATOR- GLOBAL CAMPAIGN FOR GROWTH

Jim Spinelli

P O Box 1826

Hailey, ID 83333-1826

C 208-721-7246

E-mail:[email protected]

HUMAN & SPIRITUAL VALUES

Jim Fields

643 Sunshine Drive


C 208-944-0679


EDUCATION

C. Erland Elmer

3459 Crestwood Drive

Salt Lake City, UT 84109-

3272

Co-Chair

Jim Spinelli

P O Box 1826

Hailey, ID 83333-1826

H 801-272-1527


C 208-721-7246


2016 INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION - Coordinator

Revis Turner

1889 Galena Dr.


208-733-6709 C 208-404-3210


INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION - District Representative Chuck Baker

1397 Suncrest Circle

Centerville, UT 84014

801-390-6772


PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS Revis Turner

1889 Galena Dr.


208-733-6709 C 208-404-3210


YOUTH PROTECTION John Brown

561 Tamarack Drive

Tooele, UT 84074-3147

H 435-882-5559 C 435-830-8380


RISK MANAGER

Jim Spinelli

P O Box 1826

Hailey, ID 83333-1826

C 208-721-7246


COMMUNICATIONS (Website & Newsletter Editor, etc.)

Gordon C. Lewis



H 801-296-0180 C 801-915-6228

E-mail: [email protected] or

[email protected]

UTAH – IDAHO DISTRICT ELIMINATE PROJECT DISTRICT COORDINATOR Cheryl Juntunen

71 Pelican Drive

Rupert, ID 83350-8714

H 208-436-1814 C 208-420-0511


UTAH MULTI-DIVISION COORDINATOR Barbara Mullins

513 Valley View Drive H 435-830-6909

Tooele, UT 84074-1985 E-mail:

[email protected]

UTAH – IDAHO DISTRICT FOUNDATION BOARD PRESIDENT Janet S. Flinders

515 Bringhurst Dr.

Providence, UT 84332-9439

C 435-757-2950


G. Chad Bunn

55 S 1060 E


H 801-798-0411


TREASURER Marvin D. “Marv” Chamberlain

P. O. Box 25


C 208-731-1696 W 208-734-4244


Pattie Lopshire

688 Pole Line Rd #73


208-410-5668


UTAH – IDAHO DISTRICT FOUNDATION BOARD Jerry Steelman

122 Country Club

Stansbury Park, UT 84074-9143

435-882-2466


Steve Fields

1701 S Butler St

Boise, ID 83705

Phone: 208-344-5664


Jerry Korn

6316 Colonial Cir

Boise ID 83709-1073

(208) 284-3035


SERVICE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM COMMITTEE (SLP) UTAH - IDAHO GOVERNOR Wesley F Sine

1157 E 1700 S #B


C (801) 560-4642


UTAH – IDAHO GOVERNOR

ELECT Jim Vaughan

James (Jim) Vaughan

(Sandra)

6342 W 5100 S

Hooper, UT 84315-9725

C 801-721-3742


COMMITTEE CHAIR,

CIRCLE K ADMINISTRATOR, &

ASST. UTAH KEY CLUB ADMIN.

John Brown (Louise)

561 Tamarack Drive

Tooele, UT 84074-3147

H 435-882-5559 C 435-830-8380


KEY CLUB ADMINISTRATOR To Be Appointed

ASST. IDAHO KEY CLUB

ADMIN. Revis Turner

(Emmy)

1889 Galena Dr.


C 208-404-3210


KEY-LEADER ADMINISTRATOR Wally Studer

73 E 200 S

Rupert, ID 83350-9738

H 208-431-3604 W 208-679-2695


BUILDERS CLUB

ADMINISTRATOR Jerry W. Steelman

122 Country Club

Stansbury Park, UT 84074

H 435-882-2466


K-KIDS ADMINISTRATOR Frankie Marler

3171 Tagish Place

Meridian, ID 83642-9154

H 208-846-8342 C 208-608-2369


FINANCE COUNSELOR Marvin D. “Marv” Chamberlain

P.O. Box 25


H 208-734-8321 W 208-734-4244


CERTIFIED MASTER TRAINERS

Jim Spinelli

P O Box 1826

Hailey, ID 83333-1826

C 208-721-7246


Kelly Ryan-Rush

5000 S Deselm Way

Boise, ID 83716-6900

208-724-5174


SLP WEBMASTER Gordon C. Lewis



H 801-296-0180 C 801-915-6228

E-mail: [email protected] or

[email protected]

IDAHO EAST ZONE ADVISOR Chuck Humphrey

852 Brookside Ln

Pocatello ID 83201

208-238-3584


IDAHO WEST ZONE ADVISOR Frankie Marler

3171 Tagish Place


H 208-846-8342 C 208-608-2369


UTAH NORTH ZONE ADVISOR

UTAH MIDDLE ZONE ADVISOR John Brown

561 Tamarack Drive

Tooele, UT 84074-3147

H 435-882-5559 C 435-830-8380


UTAH SOUTH ZONE ADVISOR

2015-2016 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER Division 1

K04505 OREM President OREM Secretaries

Don Richardson

Central Bank

415 N State St

Orem, UT 84057-3801

H 801-224-1420


Earl Cropper

1978 S Laguna Vista Dr

Orem , UT 84058-7508

H 801-225-5059 W 801-225-5900


Meeting: 2nd Mon, 12:30pm @ Sizzler, 1240 S. State St., Orem, 1st Tues 12:30pm @

Zions Bank, 462 W 800 N, Orem

K09491 OREM GOLDEN K

President

OREM GOLDEN K

Secretary

Jon Topol

492 East 90 North

Orem, Utah. 84097

801-362-3047

E-mail: [email protected].

Connie Hodson

507 East 600 South

Orem, UT 84097-6334

H 801-225-6896


Meeting: Monday, 10:00am @ Senior Friendship Center, 133 North 400 East, Orem

K06093 PLEASANT GROVE

President

PLEASANT GROVE

Secretary

Mike J. Chamberlain

211 N 1300 E

Pleasant Grove, UT 84062-3021

(801) 830-5585


Lisa Harris

728 E 200 North

Pleasant Grove, UT 84062

(801) 856-5567


Meeting: 2nd Saturday 8:00am @ Jacob’s Senior Center, 247 West 200 South

Website: http://pgkiwanisclub.wordpress.com/ 3

K00654 PRICE President PRICE Secretary

Bowdy Blanton

537 South Carbon Avenue

Price, Utah 84501

(435) 630-0813


Paul Anderson

2286 N Shelby Lane

Helper, UT 84526-2421

H (435) 637-5735 C (435) 650-1250


Meeting: Thursday, 7:30pm @ Carbon Country Club, Hwy 6, Helper

K17997 WESTLAKE

President

WESTLAKE

Secretary

Robin DePalma

222 Range Road

Saratoga Springs, UT 84045

C - 571-322-1322


Marilyn Sanford

1736 Range Road

Saratoga Springs, UT 84045-3947

Phone: 801-768-9939 C – 801-602-0858


Meeting: 2nd & 4th Thurs., 8 AM, Location 995 W. 1200 N., Saratoga Springs, UT

84045 (Bottom floor of the North Fire House, entrance on the East Side.)

Division 2 - http://www.uikiwanisd2.org

K02418 BONNEVILLE

President

BONNEVILLE

Secretary Richard Greene (Major)

8988 Galbreath

Magna, UT 84104

(801) 781-0397

[email protected]

Gordon C. Lewis



H 801-296-0180 C 385-202-9845


Meeting: Wed, 11:45 am @ Little America Coffee Shop Meeting Room, 500 S Main St,

Salt Lake City Website: http://www.bonnevillekiwanis.net or

www.bonnevillekiwanis.com

K02418 Richfield Contact

Wesley F Sine

1157 E 1700 S #B


C (801) 560-4642


Meeting: Thu, 12:00 noon @ Days Inn

Richfield, 333 North Main, Richfield, UT

84701.

Website: http://www.richfieldkiwanis.org

K12181

CAPITOL HILL, SLC

President

CAPITOL HILL, SLC

Secretary

Don Larsen

241 N. Vine St. #607E

SLC, UT 84103

H 801-935-4942 C 914-213-5857


Bonnie Archer

231 West 400 North

Salt Lake City, UT 84103-1222

H 801 328-1325 C 801 910-3148


Meeting: Thurs, 7:00am @ State Capitol Bldg., State Room, 420 N. State St., SLC

Website: http:// www.capitolhillkiwanis.org

2015-2016 PRESIDENT & SECRETARY ROSTER (Continued)

Division 2 (Continued)

K02321 CLEARFIELD President CLEARFIELD Secretary

Beverly MacFarlane

2004 N 300 W

Sunset, UT 84015-3562

801-589-3023


Sandra D. Vaughan

6342 W 5100 S

Hooper, UT 84315-9725

H 801-721-7680


Meeting: 2nd/4th Monday @ 7:30 am, Star Cafe, 1540 South State Street, Clearfield

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/Clearfield/index.html

K15146 LAYTON President LAYTON Secretary

Douglas Kirgis

2244 E 1975 N

Layton, UT 84040-7877

H 801-546-4199


Bill Moran

2418 North 950 West

Layton, UT 84041-5325

H 801-775-9192 C 801-309-0190


Meeting: 2nd & 4th Wednesday, 6:30pm @ Golden Corral, 1624 Heritage Park Blvd.

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/Layton.index.html

K06987 TOOELE

President

TOOELE

Secretary

Sandy Critchlow

260 South 200 West

Tooele, Utah 84074

W: 435-882-4111

C: 435-830-6657


Karen Perry

245 Griffith Street

Tooele, Utah 84074

H: 435-882-4146

M: 435-830-7846


Meeting: Tuesday at noon at Bonneville Brewery 1641 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah

Website: http://www.uikiwanisd2.org/Tooele/index.html

Division 3

K03231 BRIGHAM CITY

President

BRIGHAM CITY

Secretary

Jason Yerka

22 N 500 W

Hyrum, UT 84319-6711

(435) 760-9364


Rea Olsen

11 West Forest St

Brigham City, UT 84302

W: 435-723-1007 C: 435-279-4089


Meeting: Wed, noon @ Maddox, 1900 S Hwy 89, Perry

Website: http://www.brighamcitykiwanis.org/

K02175 LOGAN

President

LOGAN

Secretary Nathan Shields

Cook Martin Poulson, PC

632 N Main St

Logan, UT 84321

W 435-750-5566

H none C - 801-369-8623


Richard D. Elwood

455 E 1150 N

Logan, UT 84341-2429

W 435-713-1804

H 435-753-4360

C 435-770-7050


Meeting: Wed, noon @ Logan Golf & Country Club, 710 N 1500 E, Logan, UT

K02808 NORTH OGDEN

President

NORTH OGDEN

Secretary

Dave Haddock

1123 E 2625 N

North Ogden, UT 84414

801-737-1336

Roger Blair

2831 N 1025 E

North Ogden, UT 84414-2429

H 801-782-8474


Meeting: 1st & 3rd Tue, 6:30pm @ Northview Community Ctr., 485 E 2550 N, No. Ogden

K00365 OGDEN President OGDEN Secretary

Howard Green

5703 Oakwood Drive

Ogden UT, 84405

(801) 391-4027


To Be Determined

Meeting (2015): 1st & 3rd Thurs, noon @ Hug-Hes Café, 1220 E. 4800 S., Ogden

K00365 PRESTON President PRESTON Secretary

Rob Tondini

133 S 1800 E

Preston, ID 83263-5412

(208) 851-0684


Nelada White

1627 N Radio Station Road

Preston, ID 83263

H (208) 852-2324


Meeting: 3rd Wed, 7:00pm – Contact President or Secretary for location



K04135 TREMONTON President TREMONTON Secretary

Phillip Wheatley

1300 South Main Street

Garland, Utah 84337


W 435-257-1684 H 435-279-0434

C 435 -279-0434

Jonathan R. Grover

52 West Main Street

Tremonton, UT 84337

W 435-257-6590 H 435-257-1219

C – 435-279-6816

Email: [email protected]

Meeting: Wed, 12:10pm @ Munn’s Bar TL Steakhouse, 20 W 1400 S, Garland, UT 84312

Division 4

K07482 BANNOCK, POCATELLO

President

BANNOCK, POCATELLO

Co-Secretaries David Ross

2459 Hiskey

Pocatello, Idaho 83201

C - 208-317-4082


Lynda Steenrod

1683 Syringa St

Pocatello, ID 83201-2312

208- 241-3166


Anne LoPiccalo

935 S. 3rd

Pocatello, Idaho 83201

C - 208-251-6845


Meeting: Thurs, 7:00am @ Perkins Restaurant, 1600 Pocatello Creek Road, Pocatello

K00356 IDAHO FALLS

President

IDAHO FALLS

Secretary

Jed Robertson

356 Napa Dr

Idaho Falls, ID 83404

C (208) 932-1211 W (208) 522-8691


Rick Goodwin

5105 Brennan Bnd

Ammon, ID 83401-5870

W (208) 529-6460


Meeting: Thur, Noon @ Arugula Café, 151 North Ridge Ave, Idaho Falls, ID 83402

K00290 POCATELLO

President

POCATELLO

Secretary

Tari Jensen

Safe T Gard Storage

4604 Burley Dr, Chubbuck,

ID 83202-1920

(208) 237-1522 W - 208-238-9300


Dixie Donyes

1569 East Fork Mink Creek Road

Pocatello, ID 83204

H (208) 317-3412 W (208) 236-2931


Meeting: Tues, noon @ Clarion Inn, 1399 Bench Road, Pocatello

Website: http://kiwanispocatello.org

K05023 REXBURG

President

REXBURG

Secretary

Jason Benedict

Zions Bank

149 W Main St.

Rexburg, ID 83440

208-356-7688


Rick Excell

556 Trejo St., Ste A

Rexburg, ID 83440-2626

208-356-4456


Meeting: Tues, noon @ Broulims, in Private Room, 124 W Main, Rexburg 3

K12842

SHELLEY

President

SHELLEY

Secretary Ray Hollist

1499 N 1100 E

Shelley, ID 83274-5114

W (208) 681-0763


Regina L Garza

US Bank

201 W Pine St.

Shelly, ID 83274-1236

(W) (208) 357-3306


Meeting: 1st, & 2nd Tues, noon @ China King, 196 North State Street, Shelley

3rd, 4th & 5th Tues, noon @ Goodsell Early Learning Center 185 W Center, Shelley

Division 5

K01927 BUHL

President (Oct. ‘15 Sep ’17)

BUHL

Secretary

Lee Cline

108 Rainbow Circle

Buhl, ID 83316

AC (208) H 543-8332 W 737-6744

C 490-0048


Phyllis Davis

1950 E 3700 N

Filer, ID 83328

H 208-326-4980, C 208-308-5774

e-mail [email protected]

Meeting: Wed, noon @ El Cazador, 113 Broadway S, Buhl



K02633 BURLEY

President

BURLEY

Secretary

Kevin Horak

1921 V St

Heyburn, ID 83336-7625

H (208) 650-9248 W (208) 878-9313


Scott Lindstrom

P.O. Box 910

Burley, ID 83318-2651

(208) 954-0916


Meeting: Wed, noon @ Morey’s Steakhouse, 325 East 3rd St, Burley

Website: http://www.burleykiwanis.com

K01204 FILER

President

FILER

Secretary Ronald Conrad

2497 4th Ave. East

Twin Falls, Idaho 83301

H (208) 736-4592 C (208) 731-4596


Shirley Gailey

P.O. Box 462

Filer, Idaho 83328

C (208) 308-3448


Assistant Secretary

Terry Kulik

4035 Mountain Vista Lane

Filer, ID 83328-5555

(208) 326-4829


Meeting: Tuesday, noon @ United Methodist Church, 5th & Union, Filer

K17234 HAILEY IDAHO & WOOD

RIVER VALLEY President

HAILEY IDAHO & WOOD

RIVER VALLEY Secretary

Robert Wiederrick

PO Box 792

Hailey, ID 83333-0792

H (208) 788- 5415 W (208) 7880018


Gerald Reinke

3180 Shenandoah Dr

Hailey, ID 83333-8601

(208) 221-4114


Meeting: Wed., 11:30am @Blaine County Sr. Connection, 721 3rd Ave South

Website: http://haileykiwanis.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KiwanisOfHailey

K03517

JEROME

President

JEROME

Secretary To Be Determined Lorrann D. Morrell

1015 4th Avenue Drive

Jerome, ID 83338-2138

H 208-324-8710 C 208-410-2709


Meeting: 1st Thu 12:00 noon, Jerome School District Administration Office, 107 3rd

Avenue West 2nd & 3rd & 4th & 5th Thu La Campsesina Restaurant, 1323 Lincoln Ave.

Website: http://jerome.kiwanisone.org

K18108 KIMBERLY

President

KIMBERLY

Secretary Jim Hardenbrook

131 Syringa Ave., P.O. Box 326

Kimberly, ID 83341

C - 208 907 2935


Robert Parish

91 Hwy 74


H 208-733-6126 C - 208-490-0716


Meeting: 1st and 3rd Wed @ Noon @ Ageless Senior Citizens, 310 Main St N, Kimberly

K03887 RUPERT President RUPERT Secretary

Jason Gibbons

1724 Pine St

Rupert ID 83350-1149

(208) 436-6577,

[email protected]

Wally Studer

73 E 200 S

Rupert, ID 83350-9738

H 208-431-3604 W 208-679-2695


Meeting: Tues Noon @ Rupert Elks Lodge, 85 S 200 W, Rupert, ID 83350

K00394 TWIN FALLS President TWIN FALLS Secretary

Neil Christensen

2927 9th Avenue East


C 208-420-4144


Marvin D. “Marv” Chamberlain

P. O. Box 25


C 208-731-1696 W 208-734-4244


Meeting: Thurs, noon @ Turf Club, 734 Falls Avenue, Twin Falls

Website: http://www.KiwanisTF.org


Division 6

K05512 BOISE GEM STATE

President

BOISE GEM STATE

Secretary

Luke McManamon

3087 W Foxtrotter Dr

Meridian, ID 83646

(208) 761-1767


Bill Kaylor

5264 N Bach Pl


208-288-4395


Meeting: Mon, noon @ Marie Callender’s, 8574 Fairview Ave., Boise, Id 83704

K03557 CAPITAL CITY, BOISE

President

CAPITAL CITY, BOISE

Secretary

Elizabeth (Beth) Neddo

3754 S. Open Sky

Kuna, Idaho 83634

C - 208-859-0304


Elsa I. Bennett

7634 Cambridge Drive

Boise, ID 83704-7201

H 208-375-2794


Meeting: Thu, noon @ Powerhouse Event Center, 621 S. 17th Street, Boise, 83702

Website: http://www.capitalcitykiwanis.com/

K02438 EMMETT President EMMETT Secretary

Toni Brown

Diamond B Group Inc.

P.O. Box 656

Emmett, ID 83617-0656

(208) 365-4985


Carrie R, Johnson

977 Edgemont Road

Emmett, ID 83617-9510

(208) 596-0318


Meeting: Wed, 11:45am @ La Costa Restaurant, 517 N. Washington Ave, Emmett

K08755 MERIDIAN President MERIDIAN Secretary

Jed Snelson

6077 S Atwell Grove Avenue

Boise, ID 83709

C 208-860-4775 H 860-4775 W 377-7111


Evi Keller

11165 W Greyling Drive

Boise, ID 83709-3900

C 208-859-1905


Meeting: Wed, noon @ Louie’s Restaurant, 2500 East Fairview, Meridian

Website: http://www.meridiankiwanis.org/

Division 7

K03701 ST. GEORGE President ST. GEORGE Secretary

Russell Mitchell

301 N 200 E, Suite 3A

St. George, UT 84770

(435) 628-1627


Richard Bausman

225 N Valley View Drive, Apt #102

St. George, UT 84770-5194

H: (435) 674-0157 C: (435) 313-0553


Meeting: 2nd & 4th Mon, noon @ Golden Corral, 42 South River Road, St. George

84770

K09027 SANTA CLARA

President

SANTA CLARA

Secretary

Karl Paulson

292 N 1240 W.


C: 385-208-6302


Blair Frei

2189 W 1465 N


Cell: 435-680-2636


Meeting: Thu at 12:30 pm @ Pizza Factory, 2 W St. George Blvd St. George

Division 8

K00107 SALT LAKE CITY

President

SALT LAKE CITY

Secretary

Lynnette Shimmin

46 E 300 N

North Salt Lake, UT 84054-2428

(801) 573-8848


Terry Hritz

Bonneville Distribution

5 Triad Center, Suite 300


W (801)237-2420 C (801)362-0506


Meeting: Thu, noon @ Joseph Smith Memorial Bldg Mezzanine Floor, 15 East South

Temple, SLC Website: http://www.slckiwanis.org/

K03995 SUGAR HOUSE, SALT LAKE CITY

President Secretary

Margaret M. Petersen

2728 S Highland Drive Apt 4


H 801-466-3671


John E. Cameron

3549 Westwood Drive


H 801-278-8225 W 801-268-3584


Meeting: Tues, 12:10pm @ Forest Dale Golf Course, 2375 S 900 E., Salt Lake City



K04644 WEST VALLEY, SALT LAKE COUNTY

President Secretary

Rick Buchanan

3094 W Uintah Pines Cir

South Jordan, UT 84095-8462

(801) 910-4555


Daniel Park

4191 Donibristle Circle

South Jordan, UT 84095-9103


Meeting: 2nd & 4th Tues, 12:15pm @ Golden Corral, 3399 W 3500 S, West Valley

Division 9

K00546 CALDWELL President CALDWELL Secretary

Leif P Skyving

1806 Washington Ave.

Caldwell, ID 83605-4944

C (208) 250-6339


Peggy G Ross

612 Crocus Ct

Nampa, ID 83651-6549

208-795-0312

peggy.ross2010@yahoo,.com

Meeting: Thu, noon @ W. Valley Med. Ctr, Kaley Conf. Rm, 1717 Arlington Ave

K00811 NAMPA President NAMPA Secretary

Ana Moroshan

Branch Manager, Nampa 12th Office

500 12th Ave. South

Nampa, ID 83651

(503) 969-7802 W 208-468-0996


David E. Palumbo

11249 Highlander Road

Boise, ID 83709-5250

H 208-362-1736 W 208-440-1736

E-mail:

[email protected]

Meeting: Thurs, noon @ Jade Garden, 1514 Caldwell Blvd. Nampa

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kiwanisclubofnampa

K03132 NEW PLYMOUTH

President

NEW PLYMOUTH

Secretary

Paris Cole

23615 Whale Bay Ln

Caldwell ID 83607-7545

E-mail [email protected]

Cathy Myers

717 Cherry St.

New Plymouth, ID 83655-5284

(208) 278-3723


Meeting: Mon, noon @ Internet Truck Stop Lunch Room, 222 N. Plymouth Ave

K01655 ONTARIO President ONTARIO Secretary

Candace Shock

1059 SW 2nd Ave

Ontario, OR 97914-2120

(541) 889-7057


To Be Determined

Meeting: Wed, noon @ Treasure Vly Community College, Weese Bldg., 650 College

Ave

K00870 PAYETTE President PAYETTE Secretary

Kipp McKenzie

2074 Newman Lane

Payette, ID 83661-5386

W 208-642-3379

Dr. David J. Brown, DDS

2490 – 1st Ave S

Payette, ID 83661-3165

208-642-3556


Meeting: Tues, noon @ Mandarin, 136 S Main, Payette

K17629 TREASURE VALLEY OF NAMPA

President Secretary

Robbi L Blessin

2712 Mink Court

Nampa, ID 83687-9124

H (208) 461.2971

E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected] (KI has this one)

Beth Neunaber

11764 Moss Lane

Nampa, ID 83651-8018

208-965-5350

[email protected]

Meeting: 2nd & 4th Tues @ 6:30 am, LeBarons Café 1210 2nd St. South, Nampa

Website: http://www.treasurevalleykiwanis.org/

Division 10

K00736 NEPHI President NEPHI Secretary

Rick L. Robins

335 E 1100 S

Nephi, UT 84648

(435) 623-0988


Wayne S. Andrews

295 S 100 E

Nephi, UT 84648-1811

H. 435-623-1644 W 435-623-2242


Meeting: 4th Thu, noon, Juab School District Office, 346 East 600 North, Nephi,

Others by e-mail



K03484 PAYSON President PAYSON Secretary

Richard Behling

4989 W 12400 S

Payson, UT 84651-9633

801-465-4893


Mike W. Hardy

P O Box 342

Payson, UT 84651-0342

H. 801-465-1798 C (801) 885-4120


Meeting: Wed, noon @ Mountain View Hospital, 1000 E. Hwy 6 (100 N), Payson

K00489 PROVO President PROVO Secretary

John Ashworth

599 S 750 W


H (801) 798-8515 W (801) 345-2121


Michael Foote

PO Box 1445

Provo, UT 84603 (801) 374-0395


Meeting: Tues, 12:00 noon @ Provo Marriott Hotel, 101 W. 100 N., Provo

K00626 SPANISH FORK President SPANISH FORK Secretary

Douglas Lund

121 Parkway

Provo, UT 84604-4427

(801) 471-9220


Clyde Nielsen

1709 Fairway Lane


H. 801-798-9323


Meeting: 1st and 3rd Wed. 7 pm at Veterans Memorial Building, 400 N. Main, Spanish

Fork

K00652 SPRINGVILLE President SPRINGVILLE Secretary

Douglas G. Hamilton

293 S 450 W

Springville, UT 84663

C - 801-704-9722

W - 713-245-0190

email: [email protected]

Jerry C. Cluff

311 East 100 South

Springville, UT 84663-1928

H - 801-489-6394

C - 801-368-5119


Meeting: Thurs, noon @ Magleby's, 200 S Main, Springville (September-June), and

Thurs, 7:00 pm at Kelly's Grove Kiwanis Pavillion, Hobble Creek Canyon (June-

August)

KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL 101ST CONVENTION Toronto, Ontario, Canada

June 23 - 26. 2016

Convention Website:

http://www.kiwanis.org/convention/2016

Candidates will be announced as they are declared. Candidates' pages will be posted as

information is received from the declared candidates.

Don't just have an opinion. Put it into action. Important amendments and resolutions are

submitted for votes at the convention every year. As a convention delegate, you'll be a part

of the discussion.

Volunteer

Become a sergeant-at-arms

Consider volunteering for the Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. Sergeants-at-arms play an

important role by providing logistical assistance and support at all sessions, forums and

events. They enjoy a behind-the-scenes role—with plenty of time left over to enjoy other

convention activities. Make sure to indicate your wish to be a sergeant-at-arms on your

registration form.

Watch the convention site to find out when registration and ticketed events for the 2016

convention will open.

Hotel list with district assignments coming in October 2015

Schedule

Wednesday, June 22

Morning: Registration opens

All day: Store and exhibit hall open

Late afternoon: Welcome reception in the World Showcase (exhibit hall)

Thursday, June 23

All day: Registration, Kiwanis Store and World Showcase open

Workshops morning and afternoon

Evening: Opening Session

Schedule (Continued)

Friday, June 24

All day: Registration, Kiwanis Store and World

Showcase open

Workshops morning and afternoon

Early morning: Fellowship Breakfast

Morning: Business Session

Early evening: Kiwanis in Canada’s 100th

Birthday Party, a public event

Saturday, June 25

Morning: Kiwanis Store and World Showcase

open

Idea Exchange sharing sessions

Early afternoon: Closing Session

Evening: Kids at Heart Gala, dinner and

entertainment

Events and dates subject to change, watch for

new details and changes. Schedule details will

be posted as they are finalized; check back often

and sign up for email updates

http://www.highroadsolution.com/

kiwanis_preference_center/emailsearch.aspx

REMINDER: DEADLINE FOR

PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS AND

AMENDMENTS IS OCTOBER 31

Sep 08, 2015

If your club is thinking about submitting a

proposed resolution or Kiwanis International

bylaw amendment to be considered at the 2016

Kiwanis International Convention in Toronto,

the time is now. The deadline for submissions is

October 31, 2015. Guidelines on making

proposals can be found at

kiwanis.org/convention/ amendments.

FUTURE KIWANIS

INTERNATIONAL CONVENTIONS

Paris, France July 13 - 16, 2017

Las Vegas, Nevada June 28–July 1, 2018

GUYANA IS NEWEST

KEY CLUB NATION!

Sep 07, 2015

Kiwanis International is thrilled to welcome

Guyana as the newest country to join the Key

Club nation and the Kiwanis-family programs.

In the 90 years of Key Club's existence, it has

expanded to 35 countries.

IMPACT AND PROGRAMS

Through the Kiwanis International Foundation,

you can help make the future better for children

around the world—and for members of

Kiwanis’ Service Leadership Programs. You

can join the fight to eliminate a deadly disease

like tetanus, and you can join the immediate

response to disasters that threaten families’

health and welfare.

Our foundation’s programs offer you a range of

ways to make a difference—today, tomorrow

and forever.

You are here to make a difference, to either

improve the world or worsen it. And whether or

not you consciously choose to, you will

accomplish one or the other.

- Richelle E. Goodrich

BROWSER UPGRADE REQUIRED FOR MEMBERS USING

INTERNET EXPLORER ON

WINDOWS XP AND VISTA COMPUTERS

Sep 03, 2015

Critical credit card compliance changes are coming to the Kiwanis reporting system that

will keep any member using the Internet Explorer web browser on Windows XP and Vista

operating systems from accessing our sites. Members using these older browser and

operating system combinations are encouraged to update right away as this industry-wide

security concern is not unique to Kiwanis.

When is this happening?

Many organizations have already made this update. Kiwanis International is preparing to

make this update on September 16, 2015. Please share this important notification with other

members. If you have questions, please contact [email protected].

What do members need to do? All members are encouraged to update to the most recent

browser version to avoid security issues. Supported versions include:

All Windows O/S using last 10 versions of Chrome, All Windows O/S using last 9 versions

of FireFox, All Windows O/S using last 9 versions of Opera, All Windows 7 & 8 using last

4 versions of Internet Explorer, •All Mac O/S using the last 2 versions of Safari

ROBERT G. BARTON 1928 – 2015

Robert G. Barton, born September 18, 1928 in Manti, Utah to Clinton W. Barton and

Geneva Michaelsen Barton. He was educated in Midvale and

Duchesne schools. His family moved to the Avenues in Salt

Lake City and he graduated from East High School. Having

been raised in the patriotic era of World War II, he could

hardly wait to join the Navy, which he did, early, at age 17.

He served two years and was honorably discharged as a

veteran at age 19. Bob entered the University of Utah on his

return and earned BS and MS degrees. While at the U, he was

on the wrestling team and received the Scholarship Award

and at 155 lbs, he could beat any wrestler on the team due as

much to his tenacity as his skill. Bob always credited his

success to the GI Bill and the University of Utah. He was

employed by the LDS hospital system, which later became

Intermountain Health Care. After his retirement, he returned to the U of U and learned to

speak Russian and Spanish. He married Bette Jean Frahm June 5, 1950; a happy marriage

of 65 years. Bob and Bette are the parents of four amazing children, grandparents of seven

boys and two girls, and great grandparents to two girls and one boy. Always loyal to U of

U athletics, they have had season tickets for football and basketball games for 40 years.

Bob was committed to community and service and belonged to Kiwanis Club for most of

his working and retirement years. He also volunteered as a coach for several basketball

teams and as an English as a Second Language tutor. Robert G. Barton is survived by his

wife Bette, children Richard G. Barton, (Marie), Julie Rasmussen (Arthur, deceased), Tina

Aramaki (Craig), Robert Michael Barton (Holly), Janet Douglas Barton (daughter in-law),

nine grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. He is also survived by his brothers John

Lynn and Douglas; and preceded in death by his beloved sister Vivian and brothers Hal and

Kay Stephen. Bob's loyal companion Pete, a Goldendoodle, looks for his master every day

and sleeps at the foot of his bed, waiting for Bob's return. Special thanks to CNS hospice

staff (Cindy, Mindy, Jennifer, and Dave) and his daughter Julie, for their compassionate

care in making Bob's final months as comfortable and peaceful as possible. In lieu of

flowers, please consider a scholarship donation to the Crimson Club Athletic Fund in

remembrance of Robert G. Barton. See http://www.crimsonclub.utah.edu or mail to 1825

East South Campus Drive SLC, UT 84112. Published in Salt Lake Tribune from Sept. 2 to

Sept. 3, 2015

DR. HARRY F. BRUMBACH JR. June 13, 1924 - August 8, 2015

Dr. Harry Franklin Brumbach, Jr., known to family and friends as

Harry, HB, Lin, Dad, Pops, Lover Boy, Harry the Hammer, and

Dr. B, lived a wonderful and long life; but he lost his battle with

cancer on August 8, 2015 at 91 years of age.

It is hard for many to imagine that Harry had a life prior to being

an Idahoan, but his adventure began when he was born to Harry

and Myrtle Brumbach in Essex County, New Jersey in 1924. He

graduated from High School in Newark, NJ and received his

DR. HARRY F. BRUMBACH JR. (Continued)

college degree from Bucknell University in Harrisburg, PA. After graduating from New

York University's med school, Harry completed his residency in Surgery at the National

Institute of Health and Cancer Institute in Baltimore, MD.

It was at this point in his career, 1957, that Dr. B made the big move west with his wife,

Mebs, and 4 kids, in a small non-air conditioned station wagon bound for Idaho's Magic

Valley with the goal of experiencing the great "wild" west and setting up a private practice

specializing in general surgery; a practice that ended up spanning 41 years. During these

golden years, Harry and Mebs bore one more daughter and together raised 5 wonderful

children.

He then met and married his beloved wife, Jan, and together they brought two more

beautiful boys into this community. Despite being a "seasoned" father, he maintained his

boundless energy, giving of himself to his family, patients, and community. He gave his all

to everything he cherished. Adventurous horse trail rides with his children, loud cheering

during non-stop baseball games under the blazing sun, family re-enactments of the trek of

Lewis and Clark near the beloved family cabin. This forever instilled a love of the

mountains in his children. These are just a few of the ways he dedicated himself to his

family.

He also loved nothing better than seeing a patient re-gain health! This was not un-noticed

by his staff and colleagues; he was nominated by his surgical nurses, and subsequently

awarded, the Ageless Hero Award. This award he held in high regard. He gave to his

community in many ways including chairing the fundraising committee that brought CSI its

Civic Auditorium. He served as chairman for the Bio Medical Ethics Committee of Magic

Valley Regional Medical Center for over 20 years, and he was the president for the

Dilettantes and an avid Kiwanian to the end.

He was a 50 year Legion of Honor member, 2005 Community Service awardee, and Twin

Falls Club President in 1992-93.

Harry was a proud, yet humble man, and prided himself in helping support his 7 children

through college. This allowed them peace to work toward their dreams. He did not however

go without a little self-indulgence--- near to his last breath, he finished each day with a

hearty bowl of butter pecan or vanilla ice cream!

Upon retiring from his practice, Harry took up woodworking, and as with everything else in

his life, he gave it his all; it became his passion. He spent countless hours perfecting his

hand at making step-stools for nearly every family in Twin Falls, furniture for his close

family and friends, and found a love behind his lathe sculpting bowls, lamps, and candle

sticks. We can all cherish these works of his hands for years to come.

He will always be remembered with love and joy by his family including his wife of 38

years, Jan and children: Kevin Brumbach (Liza), Chuck Brumbach (Cheryl); Todd

Brumbach (Glenda); Kim Brumbach; Claudia Brumbach; Marsha Farley (Cliff).

Grandchildren: Keefer Brumbach (Courtney), Katrina Zepeda (Mark); Zach Brumbach

(Hope), Mike Brumbach (Barb), Sara Duke (Adam), Carly Brumbach, Dylan Brumbach,

Clara McFarlin (Riley) and Emma Farley. Great Grandchildren: Dom, Ben, Mercedes,

Auggie, Josie Zepeda – Caleb, Micah, Benson, Marcella Brumbach. Brother-in-law, Bob

Wissenback (Jan). Harry was preceded in death by his son, Jonathan Brumbach.

The family would like to extend their deepest gratitude to Visions Hospice for the loving

care and support they provided to Harry, as well as Jan and the family during the last

several months of his life.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations in honor of Harry to the organizations he was

committed to including St. Luke's Medical Center Foundation, CSI Foundation, and Twin

Falls Ascension Episcopal Church.

Condolences may be left for the family by visiting www.reynoldschapel.com.

GEORGE ANTHONY (TONY) WOLFF Jul 30, 1943 - July 21, 2015

George Anthony (Tony) Wolff, 71, of Nampa, died on July 21,

2015 and went to Heaven be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus

Christ. He had struggled many years with Parkinson's disease.

Tony was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on July 30,

1943. He moved with his parents, Dr. R. George and Lenora

(Trix) Wolff, and younger sister Penny, to Homedale, ID when

he was 8 years old. His father was the only medical doctor in

GEORGE ANTHONY (TONY) WOLFF (Continued)

Homedale for 15 years. Times were different then, and Tony and Penny learned to drive a

car while transporting their father to attend to his house calls.

Tony graduated from Homedale High School in 1961 and attended the University of Idaho

where he met his future wife, Katherine. They were married on June 18, 1965 after their

graduation. They spent their next four years in Missouri where Tony attended dental school

at Washington University, St. Louis where he became a naturalized American citizen so he

could practice in Idaho.

Kathy taught first and second grade. After graduation, they moved to Alameda, California,

where Tony served in the Public Health Service at the Coast Guard base at Government

Island from 1969-1971. Their first child, David, was born there.

In January, 1972, Tony became Dr. Charles Hanson's associate, and practiced dentistry in

Nampa, ID until retiring in 2003. He loved his patients, and was most appreciative of his

fine staff and caring front office assistants, dental assistants and hygienists. Two more

children, Matthew and Allison, were born to their family. They loved living in Nampa and

were thankful for the community and for such a great place to raise a family.

Tony served in various leadership positions in the community and in the dental profession.

He was Cub-Master of pack #116, Indian Guides leader, President of the Kiwanis Club,

served on the school board at St. Paul's, Vice-President of the Board of Directors at

Broadmore Country Club, named "Boss of the Year" by the Credit Women's Bureau, and a

member of the College Church of the Nazarene where he loved singing in the choir and in

the Living Christmas Tree. He was President of the Southwest District Dental Society,

President of the Idaho State Board of Trustees, President of the Board of Directors of the

Delta Dental Plan, chairman of the Idaho State Peer Review Committee, head of the dental

staff at Mercy Medical Center, a member of Doctors With a Heart, and a fellow of the

International College of Dentists.

Tony loved his family and placed them first in his life. He so enjoyed golfing and had

many long-time golfing friends. He and his children raised Suffolk sheep and showed them

in 4-H competitions.

A church trip to Haiti in 1993, where he attended to the dental needs of many of the

Haitian people, was very meaningful to him.

His family was devoted to him and offer praises to God for giving them such a fine, loving

husband and father. He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Katherine, his sister Penny,

Aunts Gladys and Jean, his children David, Matthew, and Allison, six wonderful

grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins.

The family expresses their heartfelt gratitude to the gentle, patient, and consistent care

supplied by the caregivers and staff of Harrison's Hope Hospice. The family is also very

thankful for the sensitive and specialized care from the caregivers and administration at the

Streamside Facility in Nampa.

STEVEN DELROY JONES 1939 - 2015

Steven Delroy Jones - born the 1st of November, 1939 to Don

Carlos and Lucy Stevenson Jones - left this world for another

on the 14th of this month, which happens to be the 55th

anniversary of the best day of his life.

Steve was a fiercely loyal son, brother, husband, father,

grandfather, and friend. He gave everything he did 200% and

could not understand any other way of doing things! It only

makes sense that an intense, incredibly fast-acting cancer is

what took him from us.

Steve believed in and was the perfect example of hard work,

but he also played just as hard. Until very recently he could

still be found fixing roofs, on top of scaffolding, digging fence

posts through concrete, playing basketball with guys half his age, or playing blue birds

with his grandkids.

He was preceded in death by an infant son Keith, with whom we are sure he has been

happily reunited; his parents; his little sister, Donna; a great-grandson, Jimmy; and many,

many friends. He is survived by his loving wife, Emily; sons Robert (Cynthia), Calvin, and

Dean Russell; daughters Lora (Jim) Sorensen, Cathy (Chris) Goss, and Claire (Kim) Jones,

17 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren, and many more friends.

Published in Salt Lake Tribune from July 16 to July 17, 2015

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