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BYRON HERBERT REECE SOCIETY Officers, Board of Directors, and Advisory Counsel |
Directory
Mission Statement & Broad Goals
Byron Herbert Reece Society Bylaws
Officers, Board of Directors & Advisory Council
Sites to Visit and Other Links
Notes from Family, Friends & Literary Admirers
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OFFICERS: 2010 - 2011
Chairman: John Kay
Vice-Chair: Ron Roach
Treasurer: Debra March
Recoding Secretary: Dawn Lamade
Membership Secretary: Jan Bennett
Executive Committee At-Large Members: Janice Moore, Lamar Paris and Fleming Weaver
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 2010-2011
ADVISORY COUNCIL:
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BYRON HERBERT REECE SOCIETY BUDGET & FINANCE Purpose: To recommend an annual budget, maintain sound fiscal policies, and provide guidance and leadership in all fund-raising activities.
MEMBERSHIP & CULTIVATION Purpose: To recruit individuals to join the Society and to encourage members to support its goals and projects through active participation.
NOMINATIONS & BOARD DEVELOPMENT Purpose: To nominate a slate of officers and directors for election at the annual meeting and to fill vacancies that occur during the year; to assist in planning an implementing any Board development that might be deemed appropriate.
PROGRAMS & LITERARY ACTIVITIES Purpose: To plan and provide all programs and special literary activities related to the work of the Society, including but not limited to, the program for the annual meeting.
PROMOTION & PUBLICATIONS Purpose: To make the Byron Herbert Reece Society and its goals known to the general public, to maintain the Society website, and to handle all publications of the Society, including periodic newsletter.
ORAL HISTORY (AD HOC) Purpose: To undertake immediately the project of developing an oral history of Byron Herbert Reece - his life and his works - by interviewing persons who knew him well and recording their impressions on tape and in written from.
REECE FARM DEVELOPMENT (AD HOC) Purpose: To pursue options for funding and development of the Reece homeplace; to secure the Reece study and other valuable components of the Reece family property. | ||||