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Division 68

The

Flamingo Times

Key Club

April 2014

Contents

Introduction

Farewell

DCON Recap

DCM

The ELIMINATE Project

The New District Board

ICON

Club Officers

Canby | Country Christian | McMinnville | Molalla | Newberg | Tillamook | Taft

Hey Division 68! My name is

John and I am a sophomore

attending Country Christian

School. I run Cross Country and

in my spare time I like running,

playing tennis, swimming,

hanging out with friends, and

Key Club! I started Key Club

my freshman year because my

friends were in it, after the first

meeting, I was hooked, by the

end of my freshman year I had

154 hours, breaking my school

record for most hours as a

freshman which earned me

“Key Clubber of the Year.” I im-

mediately wanted to do some-

thing more in Key Club and

when Leo told me about run-

ning for Lieutenant Governor, I

practically jumped at the

opportunity .

I am very excited to work

with all of you in this upcoming

year. Some of my plans are

that I want to improve club-to-

club communication, improve

club to Lieutenant Governor

communication with me, and

also to have a more unified di-

vision with more joint projects.

If you guys have any questions,

comments, or concerns please

let me know! I wish you all the

best of luck in this upcoming

year!

Introduction and Farewell



Hello Division 68!

Wow, we have all come so

far and I cant believe its finally

time for me to hand over the

thrown. We have all grown so

much during this past year and I

feel like we have united our-

selves as a division. During my

term I have accomplish multiple

goals of mine, all thanks to the

help of all of you. I wouldn't

have been able to do so much

for this division without the help

of all your cooperation with my

annoying emails, my random

phone calls, and my constant

reminders to serve, serve, serve.

Thank you to all who voted and

decided on the new Lieutenant

Governor and I know everyone

as a division will not regret it.

During my term I was excited to

serve all of you, each school,

each club, and each member

in any way I could and I am truly

proud of every single one of the

members in Division 68 for the

countless service hours you

have all put in to making this

world a better world for you and

for me and the entire human

race. Division 68, I leave you

with this, remember to get to

know John and make sure you

send him a message here and

there asking him how the job is

and how he's doing because as

a past LtG I know that knowing

my club members cared about

me made all the late nights

worth it. You are all in good

hands and I know John will not

reach the bar I set, he will set a

new one much higher then

mine was. I love my division and

I will always be here for you

guys! Good luck John and re-

member DIVISION 68, WE SO

GREAT!

With Love and Service,

Leo Gomez

DCON Recap!



Divisional Council Meeting

Sorry everyone I have not yet set up my first DCM,

but I can say it will be towards the end of the month.

Also because of the layout of our district I will try to

choose a location that is reasonable for everyone to

make it! Also within the next few months we can

expect to have a joint-DCM with Division 70.

When I conclude on the date and location of our

first DCM I will let you guys know!


The ELIMINATE Project

For The Eliminate Project, Kiwanis International and

UNICEF joined forces to eliminate maternal and neo-

natal tetanus. This deadly disease steals the lives of

nearly 60,000 innocent babies and a significant num-

ber of women each year. The effects of the disease

are horrid, tiny newborns suffer repeated, painful con-

vulsions and become extremely sensitive to light and

touch.

To eliminate MNT from the Earth, more than 100 mil-

lion mothers and their future babies must be immun-

ized. This requires vaccines, syringes, safe storage,

transportation, thousands of skilled staff and more. It

will take US$110 million and the dedicated work of

UNICEF and every member of the Kiwanis family.

Currently we are at US$49 million dollars, we have

done great but we cannot give up now! You can find

out more about it yourself or look at the progress map

online at sites.kiwanis.org


sites.kiwanis.org

The Next District Board!

Dear Pacific Northwest District, The ending

of District Convention is always hard, but it also

marks the beginning of another Key Club year

and another year of service. If you have not al-

ready met me I am Lisa Antonio, and I am hon-

ored to have the chance to serve as your Dis-

trict Governor for the next year. I am privileged

to be leading such a diverse and enthusiastic

district and I am excited to start building upon

our strengths and creating new solutions for our

district’s weaknesses. In this upcoming year I

want to focus on clubs and members. I want to

make sure clubs are thriving and increasing not

only membership, but active membership. I

want each club member to know the District

Board is there to serve the members. I am look-

ing forward to meeting all of you, and if you

have any questions please feel free to contact

me via email, Facebook, or telephone!

In Love and Service,

Lisa Antonio

Lisa Antonio

District Governor

(425) 985-8014

[email protected]


Hey PNW Key Clubbers! My name is Cleo

Tsang, and I’m so excited to serve as your 2014-

2015 Convention Chair. Another year has quick-

ly come and gone, and the 66th Annual District

Convention will be here before you know it! I

cannot express how honored I am to be plan-

ning a convention for the best Key Clubbers in

the world. With that said, I ensure you that I will

work my hardest to make the 66th Annual

DCON the very best! I hope to make you guys

proud – so start your countdowns! Please know

that I am open to suggestions, questions,

comments, etc. so feel free to contact

me!

In Love and Service,

Cleo Tsang

Cleo Tsang

District Convention Chair

(425)306-6823

pnwconvention-

[email protected]


mailto:[email protected]


Hello Key Clubbers! My name is Aneesh

Pappu and I am the incoming District Treas-

urer. I am so honored and grateful to serve

you all for the 2014-2015 term and I look for-

ward to what we will accomplish together!

One of my main goals is to actively educate

club treasurers so that dues collection is easy

and efficient for all clubs in our district. I also

plan to effectively monitor the budget of the

board and to oversee all fundraising efforts

for the district project this year. In addition, I

intend to play a very active role in working

with growth committees on the district board

to increase membership within our district. I

want you all to know that I am always availa-

ble to assist you with any and all problems

that you may have in your clubs. Feel free to

give me a call anytime, even if you just want

to chat, and add me on Facebook! I look

forward to meeting you all this year.

In Caring & Service,

Aneesh Pappu

Pacific North-

west District

Treasurer

Key Club Inter-

national

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[email protected]

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(509) 432 9908





Hi, everyone. My name’s Ik Hoon

Jung from Southridge High School in

Beaverton, OR (Div. 65), and I’m

excited beyond words to serve as your

District Secretary. I’ve been an

enthusiastic member of Key Club since

freshman year, and it is truly a dream

come true to be in this great position. I

hope my term can bring about great

positive personal growth in both myself

and other Key Clubbers, and I won’t let

you down!

Pacific Northwest District Secretary (503) 560-3693

[email protected]


Hey Pacific Northwest Key Clubbers!

This coming year for our district is going

to be a legendary one, and it’s an honor to

be a part of it as your 2014-2015 District Edi-

tor. I’m so excited to be involved in your

newsletters and giving THE ESPRESSO, our dis-

trict newsletter, the publicity it deserves. I will

make it as inclusive, informative, and exciting

as possible. This position combines my love

for service and design and I can say confi-

dently that this year, not only will we Key

Clubbers feel good, but we will also look

good in all of the publications in our district!

Jenny Zhang

District Editor

(206) 941-1073

[email protected]


International Convention

Hey everybody! ICON this year is in Anaheim,

California on July 2nd–6th. This is an amazing experi-

ence with amazing leadership training. If anyone is in-

terested please contact me!


Club Officers

Canby High School Key Club

President– Leo Gomez

Vice President– Karina Vega

Secretary- Michael Lam

Treasurer– Kennedy Birley

Bulletin Editor– Natalie Rodriguez

Country Christian Key Club

President– Levi Losli

Vice President– Luke Satrum

Secretary– Loveleen Brar

Treasurer– Ben Grandle

Bulletin Editor– Alex Satrum

Newberg High School Key Club

President– Violet Fox

Vice President– CJ Koch

Treasurer– Samatha Weymouth



McMinville High School Key Club

President– Molly Olson

Vice President– Camilla Sumner

Secretary– Lucy Bellville

Treasurer– Lucy Bellvile

Molalla High School Key Club

President– Amanda Rieskamp

Vice President– Carl Beyer

Secretary– Alyssa Rosenow

Treasurer– Angela Shvachka

Bulletin Editor– Emily Bever

Fundraising Coordinator– Devon Shaefer


Taft High School Key Club

President– Mikayla Blackstocks

Vice President– Jonathan Seifer

Secretary– Rachel Adams

Treasurer– Tyler Johnson

Bulletin Editor- Jonathan Seifer

Tillamook Highschool Key Club

President– Colin Atchison

Vice President- Sean Rumage

Secretary– Andie Putman

Treasurer– Kestrel Bailey

Bulletin Editor– Cady Hale


Thank you all for your service and time.

In Caring and Service,

Johnathon Kendall

Lieutenant Governor Division 68

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