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Kiwanis International Page
Kiwanis International Headquarters -3636 Woodview Trace - Indianapolis, IN
1-800-kiwanis / www.kiwanisone.org
MEET THE 2009-10
KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL BOARD |
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President
Paul G. Palazzolo
Springfield, Illinois
Springfield-Downtown club
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President-Elect
Sylvester Neal
Auburn, Washington
The Valley, Auburn club
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Immediate Past President
Donald R. “Don” Canaday
Fishers, Indiana
Meridian Hills, Indianapolis club
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Vice-President
A. Alan Penn
Medina, Ohio
Medina Breakfast club
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Bascom L. Allen Sr.
Starkville, Mississippi
Starkville club
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John R. Button
Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada
Ridgetown club
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Randolph “Randy” DeLay
Houston, Texas
Greater North Houston club
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Pam Fleming
Sheffield, AL
Sheffield club
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Piero Grasso
Bergamo, Italy
Bergamo Orobico club
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William E. “Ed” Hutchinson
Cape May, New Jersey
Cape May club
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James S. “Jim” Jennings
Green Valley, Arizona
Santa Ritas, Green Valley-Sahuarita
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Bernard W. “Bernie” Knott
Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia
Shepherdstown club
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Tadao Oda
Sendai, Japan
Sendai club
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Jerome E. Peuler Jr
La Plata, Maryland
Waldorf club
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Stewart L. Ross
North Mankato, Minnesota
Mankato club
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Eduardo T. “Ed” Sedillo
Dumaguete City, the Philippines
Dumaguete Sandurot club
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Robert Vande Rieviere
Nieuwpoort, Belgium
Tielt club
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Garry L. Warner
Sikeston, Missouri
Sikeston club
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Peter Wüllenweber
Bayreuth, Germany
Bayreuth club
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INTERIM CEO
Stan Soderstrom
Indianapolis, IN
Pike Township Club
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KIWANIS NEWS
RELEASED DECEMBER 10, 2009
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On Friday, January 1, 2010 at 11 a.m. (EST), millions of spectators from around the world will celebrate the New Year with the 121st Rose Parade themed 2010: A Cut Above the Rest. The Rose Parade will once again feature the beautiful pageantry and tradition of magnificent floral floats, high-stepping equestrians and spirited marching bands.
Watch Kiwanis Shine on New Years Day
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Kiwanis Rose Float – Kiwanis International
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Theme: Above the Rest
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Designer: Michelle Lofthouse
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Description: A multi-tiered tree house lifts more than a dozen youngsters from Kiwanis Leadership Clubs “Above the Rest” as they enjoy the delights of the outdoors and all it has to offer – tree climbing, fishing, enjoying the relaxing pleasure of a classic wooden and tire swings, and butterfly watching. Activities all notably labeled “Kids Only” in a childishly scrawled sign near the front of the float – the Kiwanis Club’s 29th Rose Parade entry
Sponsored by: Kiwanis Club of Rose Float – Kiwanis International Foundation
Built by: Phoenix Decorating Company at a projected cost of $155,000.00 (however about $75,000 credit id given for provide volunteers for the other floats). Over 10,000 live flowers will be used along with 5,000 pounds of dry material.
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RELEASED JANUARY 4, 2010
KIWANIS ROSE FLOAT WINS AWARD
On Friday, January 1, 2010 millions of spectators from around the world saw Kiwanis at its best during the 121st Tournament of Roses Parade as the Kiwanis entry won the Isabella Coleman Award, for best presentation of Color & Color Harmony through floral use.The Award was the 14th earned since Kiwanis first became a part of the Annual New Years Day Event in 1984. Over 7,000 Kiwanis Family volunteers were used to decorated the Kiwanis Entry, "Above The Rest" and eight others built by the Phoenix Decorating Company. The Kiwanis Club of Rose Float was chartered in 1983 to design and produce the annual float and to procure the 7,000 volunteers needed each year. The design for 2011 will be released in February and the Club will go about its duty of building another award wining float. |
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