Kristin Gill, Executive Director of the Carrollton City Schools Education Foundation, presented a program to the Carrollton Kiwanis Club at lunch in University of West Georgia's Hubbard Dining Room. In observance of last year's seventy-fifth anniversary of Kiwanis in Carrollton, the Carrollton Kiwanis Foundation presented a check in the amount of $7,500, designated specifically for subsidizing Field Trip Experiences for students in need of financial assistance.
Photo: Randy Miller presents the copy of the donation check from the Carrollton Kiwanis Foundation to Kristin Gill, Executive Director of the Carrollton City Schools Education Foundation. The members of the Kiwanis Foundation Board present on Friday were (l to r) Joe Bell, Tim Warren, Club President Paul McDaniel (Ex Officio), Clint Backstrom, and Jim Collins.
Service for the Kiwanis year begins October 1 and ends September 30.
Tom Ford - An Industrial Chemist,visited as a guest of Dr. Luke Lipham. He and his wife have been married for 55 years. He gets the College Award; having attended Troy, UAB, Mercer, and Auburn.
Cathy Myers Lawrence - Bob Myers enjoyed lunch with his daughter; Cathy, who attended school with today's guest speaker Margaret Miller. Cathy is a retired middle school teacher and librarian, and loves to camp, read, and do crafts. She is a bird watcher like her dad.
Dr. Edward Landrum - Kathy Parsons invited Dr. Landrum, Pastor of the Mighty Moore's Chapel and President of the Carrollton Ministerial Alliance. He is Chair of the loace NAACP Religioius Affairs. He is father of seven children and three grandchildren.
James Weaver - Jami Bower invited James to enjoy the Kiwanis lunch and program. James has been a part of the UWG Dine West and is currently a Director in Auxiliary Services working on Special Projects to include coordinating all commencement ceremonies. James and his wife have resided in Carrollton for the past three and half years. James mentioned his admiration for Kiwanis during his catering experience and now has the flexibility to be involved to give back to the community.
Joy Ginther - Joe Tarshis invited guest Joy Ginther, currently the Director of Advising at UWG. She is pursuing a Doctoral Degree at UGA. He and her husband Ben have been married for 13 years and have thee children, and she like so to run and ride bicycles.
Gunner Hamilton Davis attended with his dad; Shane Davis. Gunner is a fourth grader at Carrollton Upper Elementary School and is quite the outdoorsman.
JeNeen Walton - JeNeen is the mom of Caleb Walton, who finished eighth in the world in Gloscow Scotland last week in the world Irish dance championship. She was an amateur barrel racer and is now an event coordinator. Married, JeNeen is 28 years old. Following in her sponsor Margaret Miller's footsteps, JeNeen is applying to be a member of both the Carrollton Kiwanis Club and the Carrollton Golden-K. 
Dan Dockery - Dan just retired as Associational Missionary for the Carrollton Baptist Association. For the next six weeks, he will be serving as Sabbatical Pastor at Tabernacle Baptist Church.
Carlo Romo (right) - will be graduating in May with a B.S. in Psychology.
Greetings, and welcome to our Carrollton Kiwanis Club! We have been serving the Carrollton and West Georgia region through service to children of the community since 1947. We were chartered with sponsorship from the Newnan Kiwanis Club, and have donated thousands of dollars and volunteer hours to our community over the decades. We host sponsored projects in an effort to return our proceeds back to efforts that help children live, develop, and grow in a safe and nurturing community. Please join us at one of our weekly Friday lunch meetings to hear about new and noteworthy things affecting our community, and how you can join us in helping the youth of our community.
Serving the Children of the World
Carrollton, GA 30118
United States of America