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Randolph (Randy) K Manship #61952 |
W. Galen Keene, #26749
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Regina Cannelongo-Mahaney #58562 Home: (302) 836-1576 |
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Home: (302) 478-5615
Senatorships are restricted to members or past members of at least five years
standing (dues paid).
Upcoming Events
The next meeting will be Monday, September 13, 7:00 p.m. at the Chinatown Buffet in Dover.
The Annual Christmas Social will be held at Galen Keene's home again this year on Sunday, December 12. Check back for details later in the year.
Activities Outside Delaware
Past Events
2010 Summer Social
The 2010 Delaware JCI Senate summer social was held 0n July 17, 2010 at President Randy and Sharlene Manship's home. Everyone attending appeared to have a great time enjoying food and fellowship. We were surprised and happy to see Richard Sames #5909 and his wife, Carolyn. His Senatorship was presented in 1967 as a Seaford Jaycee. He was happy to meet everyone before leaving for home in Milford. Region ll NVP Lloyd Lingle #59827 and wife Connie #54159 made the trip down from PA.
Attending were:
President Randy Manship #61952 and First Lady Sharlene |
Kevin Burdette #43136 |
2010 Middletown July 4th Parade
We had a great time helping the Middletown Jaycees run the First 4th of July Parade for Middletown Delaware. Patrick, Ragina, Lee, and Galen showed up at 7:30 AM to an empty parking lot and a great deal of new Jaycees. They were having a great time. Mark Oller, #67105 jumped in and began to organize the staging area along with Patrick. The rest of the new Jaycees knew best just to fall in line and do what was needed. The US Jaycee President, Jeff Lank, was in attendance as well as the Delaware Jaycee President, Tina Macko. They had about 60 groups representated in the parade, Including the Meddletown and Odessa Fire Departments, Advance Roofing, many Polititions, community groups, gymnastics and karate. Horses and cars were everywhere. With the help of Tracy Scrobot from the Main Street, this came together like a well oiled machine. Another great start to a long and great Jaycee Chapter growing in the community. It was so wonderful to visit my youth again and help them be the best they can be. Go forth and prosper Middletown Delaware Jaycees.
Galen Keene, Senator #26749
2010 DFRC 55th Annual Blue/Gold All Star Football Game
The 2010 DFRC Annual Blue/Gold High School Football Game was held on Saturday, June 19, at the University of Delaware Football Stadium. As in previous years the Delaware Senate was a force! We had 14 Senators in attendance, along with friends and family, to help the Delaware Jaycees with the concessions. The weather was great and so was the fellowship. We look forward to this Return the Favor project each year. After the game, the Senators joined the Jaycees at TGI Fridays for food, drinks, and shared stories of past glories. We also witnessed the swearing of a new Delaware Jaycee! Many thanks to all who attended and we hope to see you again next year.
Regina Cannelongo-Mahaney, #58562 |
Galen Keene, #26749 Jim Miller, #34554, former NVP and Special Friend to the Delaware Senate Jackie Miller, #56981, former NVP and Special Friend to the Delaware Senate Lawrence D. Green, #27324 Joanne Green, Wife of Larry Green Michelle Green, Daughter of Larry and Joanne Green Mark A. Oller, #67105 Dave Mackenzie, #55956 Randy Manship, #61952 Sharlene Manship, Wife of Randy Manship |
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2010 MAI
The Delaware JCI Senate hosted the Mid-Atlantic Institute meeting April 8-11, 2010. Held at the Newark Howard Johnson Inn & Suites,we had a very good turnout from all states in Regions II & III, as well as several other states across the country. Our small group did an outstanding job in organizing and running the conference as witnessed by the many positive comments received by those who attended. Region V.P.'s Rox Astry (II) and Elizabeth Benka (III) capped off the year in style at the Banquet on Saturday night held at the Delaware Park Banquet room. Thanks to all who attended, as well as those who helped to make this a weekend to remember.
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2009 USJCI Senate Fall Board Meeting
The Pennsylvania JCI Senate hosted their first National meeting by hosting the 2009 Fall Board Meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa, September 24 - 27. They looked like veterans by the great job they did. Some obstacles had to be overcome, such as the Trolley Tour being cancelled, due to the Federal Government hosting the G20 conference. President Randy & Sharlene were joined in Pittsburgh by Patrick & Regina Mahaney and Hank & Sandy Kolodner. Great Job Pennsylvania JCI Senate.
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2009 National Convention
President Randy Manship and First Lady Sharlene attended National Convention
in Atlanta. They were the only ones able to make the trip. They had quite the
time touring the Georgia Aquarium, the New World of Coke, and the CNN Building.
They also had a chance to go out to Stone Mountain with some of our fellow Pennsylvania
Senators and saw the LaserLight Spectacular.
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Shirts and Hats
Contact Regina Cannelongo-Mahaney if you're interested in purchasing either
of these items. The hats are all navy blue, priced at $15.
If you want
your first name, Senate #, and chapter on the back of the hat, the cost is extra
(around $5). Shirts come in
either White, Gray, or Navy. Shirts are
priced according to catalog availability. Name, number, and
Senate
logo priced extra (around $12). All prices are subject to change.
E-Mail The Delaware JCI SenateJAYCEE CREED
We Believe:
That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life;
That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations;
That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise;
That government should be of laws rather than of men;
That earth's great treasure lies in human personality;
And that service to humanity is the best work of life.
OUR CREED
Written by C. William Brownfield in 1946, the year 1996 was the golden
anniversary of the Jaycee Creed. Adopted by the US Jaycees and Jaycees
International, this simple statement of beliefs unites Jaycees around the
world in a bond of friendship and purpose. These 65 words have become the
third most important document in the lives of many, many people worldwide.
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