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Serving the Children of the World
School Break Meal Delivery Project
Our club provides kids on school lunch programs with food boxes over school breaks to ensure they at least get breakfast and lunch during that time period. Shown here are members preparing meal boxes for this year's Thanksgiving break and the earlier Spring break. Shortly after the boxes are packed up they are delivered to families in the Crofton area. Club Treasurer Nancy Scaggs coordinates this project.
Children's Entrepreneur Market and
Crofton Key Club
November 12, 2025
At our Wednesday, November 12th regular club meeting we had a double program of speakers. The leader of the Children's Entrepreneur Market is shown in the upper left photo and 3 members of our Crofton High School Key Club are shown in the upper right photo. Some of the children involved in the Children's Entrepreneur Market program and their parents also attended and spoke.
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The Children's Entrepreneur Market program has children develop or obtain their own marketing strategies and items for sale at different market venues.
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The Crofton High School Key Clubbers are part of a very large contingent of members from their local high school. They gave details of their many service projects in the community.
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Possible future partnerships on service projects with both organizations and our club were discussed.
Team Surlis Receives Pinnacle Award
November 6, 2025
In the top photo Crofton Kiwanis Club Vice President and Immediate Past President Jim Harvey (far left) presented the Crofton Kiwanis Pinnacle Award for outstanding community service to Team Surlis/Remax Leading Edge Realtors of Crofton at the Greater Crofton Chamber of Commerce Awards Dinner on Nov. 6, 2025 at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant.
Realtors (l to r) Cathy Surlis Gress, Tara Surlis Kelly, Aidan Surlis, Jr., and Chris Gress are pictured. Team Surlis has contributed to many charitable causes over the years, and it has been the generous lead title sponsor of the Crofton Kiwanis Foundation 10K Challenge/5 K Race for more than two decades, which remains the Foundation’s major annual fundraising event.
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In bottom photos many Kiwanis Club members and other guests are shown attending the awards dinner.
Raising Flags for Heroes - November 1, 2025
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Three dozen energetic Crofton Kiwanis members and other volunteers gathered on a brisk Saturday morning, November 1st to erect more than 100 U. S. “Flags for Heroes” near Lake Louise at Crofton’s main entrance on Route 3.
The flags, most of them sponsored by proud friends and families and benefiting the Crofton Kiwanis Foundation charitable programs, honor active American military, veterans and first responders. Crofton Kiwanis partners with the Crofton Civic Association on this project twice a year in observance of Veterans Day and Memorial Day.
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Crofton’s Honored First Responder Photographer Gary Muggs is pictured in the bottom right foreground at the event.
Special Request - Let's Help Gary
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Let’s Help Gary – You’ve probably seen Gary Muggs, the young man in the picture with Chief Jett, at many Crofton events taking photos, such as the Kiwanis 5K/10K Run. Gary was recently taking photos at the Crofton Kiwanis Halloween Parade and Costume Contest, and the Flags for Heroes raising.
Gary is deaf and lives with his father, a widower himself.
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Gary’s dad passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, October 25th. Gary has lost his support and is overwhelmed with what he needs to do, and cannot even afford his father’s funeral. He needs some help from the community.
Please consider making a contribution at https://www.gofundme.com/f/community-support-for-garys-loss to help Gary get through this. Thank you.
Halloween Parade - October 25th
The Crofton Kiwanis Club held their annual Halloween Parade on Saturday, October 25th and it was a great success. The parade participants marched from the Crofton Country Club to Crofton Elemenentary school.
Chili Cook-off - October 12th
The Crofton Kiwanis Club held their annual Chili Cook-off on Saturday, October 12th at the Farmer's Market at the Crofton Library where about 10 chili chefs competed for various prizes. Seated at the Kiwanis chili tasting sales counter is Kiwanian Sharon Shipley.
Arundel Volunteer Fire Department Speaker
and New Member Induction - October 8th
In the upper left photo Arundel Volunteer Fire Department Engine 7 President Greg Hindt gave an update on the organization's operations and community involvement, as well as the station’s history, and on the proposal for a “Next Gen Station 7” project to modernize its current station facility. Discussion followed with him and other leaders from the department on ways in which various resources including Kiwanis could support the “Next Gen Station 7” objectives and create a better, more habitable, and safer environment for the station's crews, visitors, volunteers, and equipment.
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In the upper right photo the Crofton Kiwanis Club inducted new member Lauren Procz. Shown from left: Club Vice President Jim Harvey, Lauren Procz, member sponsor and Club Secretary Kim Kavanaugh, and President Renee Mackey.
Installation Night Dinner - September 24th
The Crofton Kiwanis Club celebrated its annual Installation Night dinner at the Crofton Ledo Pizza restaurant on Wednesday, Sept. 24th to install the 2025-2026 Officers and Board of Directors.
In the upper left photo outgoing President Jim Harvey (center) is presented with a Hixson Award for the immense contributions he made during the past year. Dennis Clark (left) and Russ Shipley (right) presented this prestigious and well-deserved Kiwanis International award.
In the upper right photo incoming President Renee Mackey thanked Jim Harvey for his service to the club during the past year.
In the middle photo the incoming Officers and Board of Directors are sworn in. Shown left to right are Immediate Past President Mike Pierre, incoming President Renee Mackey, incoming President-Elect Mike Sweeney, incoming Club Vice-President Jim Harvey, incoming Club Treasurer Nancy Scaggs, and Lt. Governor Katie Pajewski.
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In the bottom photo incoming President Renee Mackey welcomed returning Club Secretary Kim Kavanaugh for another year or service.
National Night Out - August 5, 2025
Kiwanis Club members handed out free water and candy to everyone attending the National Night Out at the Crofton Country Club.
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Pictured left to right are Club Treasurer Nancy Scaggs, Nancy Haseltine, Delores Hill, Marsha Perry, President Jim Harvey, and Jerry Esterheld.
Pie Bake-Off - July 19, 2025
The Crofton Kiwanis Club and the Crofton Civic Association held a highly successful 10th Annual Pie Bake-Off fundraiser on July 19 at the Crofton Farmers Market to benefit the Crofton Christian Caring Council (CCCC) Baby Pantry and raised almost $1100. There were 250 pieces of pie served and judged.
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In the top photo the pie servers are shown at the setup of 16 competing pies just before the public's onslaught. In the 2nd photo is CCCC Baby Pantry Chair Art McQuade. In the 3rd photo are Crofton Kiwanis Incoming President-Elect Mike Sweeney and Crofton Kiwanis Board Member/Webmaster Reggie Haseltine, CCCC Chair Sharon Shipley, and Crofton Kiwanis Club Treasurer Nancy Scaggs.
In the 4th photo is first time contestant and winner of both the best Fruit-filled Pie and Overall Winner Madeline Payne for a peach cobbler pie based on her mother's recipe. In the last picture she is shown receiving her award along with the 5 judges (left to right: Jason Jett, Judy Wilson, Yael Beckman, Mark Yarbrough, and Reggie Haseltine). Congratulations to Kelsey Locotos for winning the Best Savory Pie Award with a Chicken Pot Pie, and Samantha Bardoe for winning the Best Cream Pie Award.
Crofton Kiwanis President and Crofton Civic Association Comptroller James Harvey once again chaired the Bake-Off, and Crofton Farmers Market CEO Chad Houck along with Jennie is gratefully acknowledged for their continued generous donation of booth's logistical support, including setting up canopies and tables at 5:30 AM!
CPR Demonstration - July 9, 2025
At our July regular monthly meeting Crystal Richmond of the Arundel Volunteer Fire Department gave a CPR presentation.
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Members in attendance were informed how to quickly react in an emergency situation and given an opportunity to practice giving CPR on adult and infant mannequins. They also learned how to properly use an AED using training models.
Crofton Kiwanis 10K/5K Races
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Thanks to everyone who participated in our 10K and 5K races and many thanks to our sponsors.
We had over 500 runners total!
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Thanks to our 2025 Sponsors
(new sponsors in red)
Team Surlis of RE/MAX the Leading Edge
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Crofton Go-Kart Raceway​
Williams Financial Services
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Chesapeake Capitol Group/Morgan Stanley, Bethesda
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Carole & John Hampton
Wegmans
Chick-fil-A
Zancan Press
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TLC, lawn sprinklers & outdoor lighting
Ledo Pizza, Crofton/Bowie
Rehab 2 Perform
Solstice Kitchen & Bath
​Vuong's Martial Arts
Crofton Family Dentistry
Belair Engineering
Edward Jones Investment Advisor, Alexis Lecouras
Kumon Math & Reading Center of Crofton
Stuart Schmidt, delegate
Blue Dolphin Seafood Bar & Grill
The Fallon Family
Joyce & John Maloney
Sharon & Russ Shipley
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Cheaper Than a Geek
Shore United Bank
424 Wine & Spirits
8 Days a Week Business Solutions
Crofton Jazzercise Fitness Center
Panoptic Eye Care
Family Bike
Rich Reilly Insurance Agency
Patty & Dick Kemezis
Nancy & Reggie Haseltine
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Crofton Country Club
Gold's Gym
Best Storage
Scholarship and Teen of the Year Awards
The annual high school merit awards were presented at the Crofton Kiwanis Club Annual Meeting held on May 14, 2025.
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Shown above are four of the Key Club high school seniors who each received one of the Crofton Kiwanis Foundation's annual $1,000 college scholarships. From left to right are Davis Purnell (Annapolis High School), Nareh Avagyan (Chesapeake High School), Haylee Muenzer (Old Mill High School), and Tori Wright (Severna Park High School).
Our 5th $1,000 Key Club scholarship recipient was Devesh Zaveri, a graduating senior at Crofton High School. He will be attending the University of Maryland College Park and majoring in Finance. A scheduling conflict prevented attendance at the earlier presentation.
The Teen of the Year recipient of the $250 award was Isabella Maly (junior year, Severna Park High School) shown with Service Leadership Program Chair Bill Hand. The club also agreed to help with her expenses to the Key Club Convention.
Salvation Army Appreciation
Salvation Army of Annapolis Corps Commander Ruairi Ward (right) presents a Certificate of Appreciation for bell-ringing Christmas fundraising to the Crofton Kiwanis Club, at a Salvation Army April 5, 2025 regional recognition event for its volunteer organizations held at its Annapolis headquarters and accepted on behalf of Kiwanis by member Russ Shipley,
And the Winners Are...
Kiwanis President Jim Harvey holds the hat of ticket purchaser names as one of the 3 Gift Basket winners is announced by a Capriotti's Sandwich Shop employee at the April 23rd Club Fundraiser dinner.
Clarity Riding Presentation
April 9th
At our Wednesday, April 9th regular monthly club meeting Lauren Umlandt from Clarity Riding in Davidsonville described her riding school's horse lessons, training, competitions, breeding, and many other programs that are offered.
Crofton Cherry Blossom Festival
March 22nd
Members of the Crofton Kiwanis Club spread the word about community service and offered to hand out water to visitors at the Crofton Cherry Blossom Festival. Shown left to right in the upper photo are Past President Mike Pierre, Nancy Haseltine, Club Treasurer and 10K/5K Race Director Nancy Scaggs, Joyce Maloney, and Dolores Hill. John Maloney is on the left in the bottom left picture.
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Shown in the bottom right photo is Crofton Christian Caring Council’s Baby Pantry exhibit with Baby Pantry Director Art McQuade and CCCC Chairperson and Kiwanian Sharon Shipley.
$1,000 Kiwanis Scholarships
Each year the Crofton Kiwanis Club and Foundation offers competitive scholarships to selected seniors who are members in good standing of one of their High School Key Clubs (Annapolis, Archbishop Spalding, Arundel, Chesapeake, Crofton, Indian Creek, Northeast, Old Mill, and Severna Park). If interested click below for the online application form. Paper application forms can be obtained by contacting russ.shipley@verizon.net. Note that all applications must be received by April 15, 2025.
AARP Online Scams and Frauds Presentation
March 12, 2025
At our March 12th Monthly Meeting retired attorney Steve Migdal gave members a great presentation about being alert to online scams and fraud related to identity theft. In his support of the AARP Fraud Watch Network he shared a number of first hand stories about how people he's tried to help and advise, mostly seniors, have been tricked into withdrawing money from their bank accounts and giving it to imposters.
Johns Hopkins House Presentation
At the Club's February 12th Regular Monthly Meeting, Don Bailey, President of the Friends of Historic Johns Hopkins House, Inc. gave club members and guests a presentation of the status of the Johns Hopkins House. He gave a comprehensive talk covering the Hopkins family, Johns Hopkins life and philanthropic activities in Baltimore, and the different owners of the house and the modifications to the house they'd made through the years. The 6-member 501(c)(3) organization is currently focusing on fundraising to hopefully purchase the house and renovate it to provide a historical and educational site for the Crofton area.
The club also had a presentation by elementary school student Mason Willoughby about his Kindness Grows Here grant's Woody Would You Want to Play Box project to provide boxes of games and materials to grades 3-5 school students for use during recess.
Kiwanis Christmas/Holiday Party
Several members of the Crofton Kiwanis Club celebrated the upcoming holidays at host Past President Mike Pierre's house in Two Rivers. The evening consisted of pleasant conversation, a pot luck dinner, an ugly sweater show-off, a white elephant gift exchange, and singing Christmas carols.
Salvation Army Bell Ringing
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Crofton Kiwanis bell-ringers are shown in front of the Crofton Giant Food Store ringing bells during the 2024 Christmas season for charitable donations to Salvation Army Annapolis Corps. Shown in first picture is John Maloney. In second photo are Kiwanian Cheryl Swain with husband John Swain. In third photo, Salvation Army Annapolis Corps Development Officer Matthew Carolan (right) visits Kiwanis project chairman Russ Shipley.
Crofton Kiwanis and Salvation Army are deeply grateful to Crofton Giant Food for reserving our exclusive Salvation Army Red Kettle donation set up space at the store’s current and previous store locations over the past two decades.
Crofton Stream Restoration Project
November 13, 2024
Dr. Dennis Whigham, Distinguished Emeritus Scientist, retired from the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, spoke to the Crofton Kiwanis Club about the environmental benefit the recent stream restoration project between Crofton Parkway and Route 424 will provide. These include sediment collection from rainwater runoff and the restoration of a natural habitat. He gave an excellent presentation explaining why this project was done in the manner it was and gave examples of other restoration projects in the area.
Bethany Christian Services
August 14, 2024
Christopher Wirt, the Maryland and Virginia Executive Branch Director of Bethany Christian Services spoke at our August 14th Kiwanis Meeting at the Crofton Library about the many services their organization provides. These include reuniting separated immigrant children with their sponsors, foster care, adoption services, and pregnancy counseling.
Climate Change Presentation June 12, 2024
Bob and Shirley Fuller, ambassadors of ecoAmerica and members of the Prince of Peace Church's Earth Care Team, gave an interesting presentation on Climate Change at our June12th monthly meeting at the Crofton Library.
Crofton Key Club Announced at 48th
Charter Night Dinner
The Crofton Kiwanis Club held its 48th Charter Night Dinner on Wednesday, May 15th at the Frisco Tap House. During the dinner Crofton Kiwanis Past President and Service Leadership Program Chairman Bill Hand announced to rousing cheers that a new Key Club had just been created at Crofton High School. He stated that students there made it happen after several years of encouragement to the school administration by Crofton Kiwanis Club.
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The Crofton Kiwanis Club already sponsors nine other high school Key Club student service organizations.
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In the upper left photo member Dolores Hill of Crofton, far left, was formally inducted into Crofton Kiwanis membership. Her late husband John Hill had been a Crofton Kiwanis member for many years. Dolores is shown holding her new member folder and certificate, with sponsor Sharon Shipley at center, and President Mike Pierre at right.
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In the above right photo, President Mike admires the Crofton Kiwanis 48th Anniversary inscribed sheet cake. The program, venue, decor, fine buffet cuisine and glorious crowning cake effort was led by Club Vice President Renee Mackey, primarily assisted on the planning committee by Club Treasurer Nancy Scaggs. Many thanks on a job well done!
County Executive Visit to Kiwanis
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman (at right, shown shown with Crofton Kiwanis President Mike Pierre) presented on a variety of Issues in a lively discussion with an overflow audience at the Crofton Kiwanis Club monthly meeting held at the Crofton Public Library on April 10th. Topics included County zoning and development, transportation, commercial and residential construction considerations, environment protections, the ongoing road widening project on MD Route 3, assistance to veterans and underserved populations, and the rapid and strong unified multilevel government, military and first responders reactions to the Francis Scott Key bridge collapse tragedy. The County Executive was introduced by his associate and Crofton Kiwanis member and Crofton resident James Kitchin, who also participated in the Q and A. The audience also got a recap of the recently adjourned session of the MD General Assembly from House Delegate Stuart Schmidt (33-B), a Crofton Kiwanis member and Crofton resident.
Crofton Community Yard Sale
There was steady table traffic and good vibes at the Crofton Kiwanis community yard sale area at the town’s third annual Cherry Blossom Festival on Saturday, March 30, 2024. Kiwanis collected about $400 total from its table item sales and table rentals. Some potential new members and supporters got information on the club and fliers at our membership table. Special thanks to Kiwanis event organizer Nancy Scaggs, member and Crofton Civic Assn. Comptroller and the community’s event coordinator Jim Harvey, and all who donated items for the Kiwanis table sales. Nancy noted that many of Kiwanis’s unsold items were to be donated to Partners in Care, Goodwill, and the book/media charity program at Prince of Peace Presbyterian Church,
Pictured at a Kiwanis display table are (left to right) member volunteers Nancy Scaggs, Dennis Clark, Gene Stull and President Mike Pierre. Others assisting were members Kim Kavanaugh, Sue Harvey and Patrick Heelen.
St. Paul's Lutheran Quilters
A trio of St. Paul’s Lutheran Quilters wove their nonprofit’s impressive mission story of community, civic and charitable service at the March 13, 2024 monthly meeting of the Crofton Kiwanis Club. In addition to gifting of their quilts for many years to nursing homes, treatment centers, veterans groups, hospices and other local organizations, proceeds at their Annual Sale Oct. 4 - 6, 2024 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Crofton will continue their ongoing monetary contributions to worthy causes. Pictured in the left photo (left to right) presenting a St.Paul’s Lutheran Quilters contribution $500 check to Crofton Kiwanis Club and Foundation President Mike Pierre are Judy Parker, Donna Minner and Carol Kendrick. On the right is a large bed quilt.
Gold Star Presentation
At the January 10th monthly Crofton Kiwanis Club membership meeting presentation at the Crofton Library, attendees learned about a local program to purchase and install a Gold Star Memorial on Route 3 near the main entrance to the community. The location will be near the site of the Crofton Kiwanis Foundation’s twice annual display of U. S. “Flags for Heroes”.
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The memorial project is in celebration of Crofton’s 60th Anniversary, and jointly coordinated by the Crofton Village Garden Club and the Crofton Greenery Garden Club. The name Gold Star is from the custom of families of service members hanging U. S. wartime service flags in their home windows, bearing blue stars for a family’s living armed forces members and gold stars for deceased military members.
The current objective is to dedicate a 7-foot high Gold Star Memorial inscribed marker next to the Crofton main entrance in a ceremony on Sunday afternoon, November 10, 2024, in honor of Veteran’s Day.
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Shown in photograph are (left to right): Marcia Richard, Chair of Crofton’s Gold Star Memorial Committee; and Committee Co-Chair and Crofton Civic Association President Anna O’Kelly, each holding Kiwanis’ “Crofton 60th Anniversary” gift mugs; along with Crofton Kiwanis President Mike Pierre and Crofton Kiwanis Club Vice President and Program Chair Renee Mackey.
All in Greater Crofton wishing to share names of their Gold Star families are encouraged by the Gold Star program to email that information to: info@croftontownhall.org .
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Checks in support if the program can be made payable to “CVGC”, with check memo designation “Gold Star”, and mailed to Crofton Village Garden Club, P. O. Box 3492, Crofton, MD 21114.
Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Visit
Anne Arundel County Sheriff Everett Sesker dazzled the Crofton Kiwanis meeting attendees with his diverse and impressive biography in law enforcement and his ambitious Sheriff’s Department reorganization and goals for the future.
In the top picture are (from left): Crofton Police Acting Chief, Sergeant Jason Jett, and Corporal John Sims; Anne Arundel County Sheriff Everett Sesker; Anne Arundel County Sheriff’s Office Deputy and Public Relations Coordinator Angie Hines; and Crofton Kiwanis President Mike Pierre.
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In the lower right picture, new member James Kitchin in shown (center) at his June 14 Crofton Kiwanis membership induction with his sponsor, Crofton Town Manager Martin Simon (right), and Crofton Kiwanis President Mike Pierre (left). James and his family are long-time Crofton residents. He holds the position of director of research and special initiatives in Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman’s administration.
Honoring Veterans
Crofton Kiwanis Honors Members and Partners During Veterans Ceremonies
As part of its 2022 Veterans Day Observance program, the Crofton Kiwanis Club has recognized several of its members and program partners.
Pictured in photo above at the Crofton Kiwanis Veterans Commemoration membership meeting on Wed., Nov. 9 at the Nautilus Diner are these members and partners recognized with framed certificates for their Kiwanis veterans and patriotic program involvement and their public, charitable and club service: (shown left to right): Crofton Kiwanis member since 2001 Andy Caufield (NSA Cybersecurity Officer, retired Navy Lt. Commander, and Naval Academy graduate, and the featured Nov. 9 program speaker); member and Past President John Maloney (Crofton Kiwanis Flags Around the Parkway chairman and leading advocate for many years); member John R. Hill (Army Vietnam Combat Veteran and Flags for Heroes participant): member Jim Harvey (Crofton Kiwanis Flags for Heroes’ outstanding chairman, organizer, manager and promoter “multi-tasker” again this year); with Crofton Kiwanis Club President Mike Pierre at far right. Honorees not pictured: Bob Carr, TLC Irrigation (Crofton Flags Around the Parkway’s generous installation and storage donating corporate partner for many years); Kiwanis member Martin H. Simon, Crofton Civic Association Town Manager (and the Flags for Heroes CCA facilitator - with endorsement of the Crofton Civic Association Board of Directors – in providing the new electric power source site for the Flags for Heroes display of 100 [and growing] U. S. flags on the Veterans Day and Memorial Day periods at Crofton’s main front entrance); and members Ray and Nickie Zancan.
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Member Special Recognition
In the photo above Kiwanian Nickie Zancan receives from Vice President Russ Shipley the framed certificate recognizing her, member Ray Zancan and Zancan Press of Upper Marlboro for their Flags for Heroes support including the 2022 donated vinyl display banner; their 2022 continued outstanding Kiwanis Halloween Parade leadership and contributions; years of support of the Crofton Kiwanis 10 K Challenge / 5 K Run fundraising event; donated printing for Crofton Kiwanis catered events; and other provided design, printing and logo product services.
We thank these outstanding contributors, and all involved in our club’s patriotic programs and other services and projects, for continuing Kiwanis and community participation.
"Courage" Theme Night
The Crofton Kiwanis Club learned about “Courage” at its monthly membership evening meeting at Nautilus Diner on Oct. 12, 2022 in two ways.
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Crofton Kiwanis paid tribute on Oct. 12 to member John R. Hill, who was presented with a patriotic “Stars and Stripes” table runner created by Crofton’s St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Quilters. With Veteran’s Day approaching, the club recognized his courageous U. S. Army military accomplishments in Special Operations as a Green Beret in the Vietnam War. Among his military citations, Sergeant Hill received the Bronze Star Medal and also the Purple Heart for combat wounds sustained, He has been an active member of Crofton Kiwanis since 2018 and has volunteered for the Crofton Kiwanis “Flags for Heroes” program and various wounded warriors and other Crofton Kiwanis Foundation projects. He and his wife Dolores moved to Crofton in 1972 where they raised their two children.
Shown below that photo are Carol and B.J. Diamond of Crofton describing how their “Cam Power for All” - Where Hope Begins - nonprofit honors the memory of their late 8-year-old daughter Cameron, who lost her battles with leukemia and complications in 2008. Their fundraising (including an annual Charity youth competition at Crofton Swim and Tennis Club) supports John’s Hopkins Children's Hospital and it’s kids’ playroom, provides funds and encouragement to young patient families in need, backs pediatric disease research, and awards local high school seniors with college scholarships in family sciences. Please visit their website at: http://www.campowerforall.org
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Lifetime Achievement Award for Youth Service Leadership
Long-time Kiwanis members Bill and Janet Hand received the Crofton Kiwanis Club’s Lifetime Achievement Award from Club President Mike Pierre (pictured at right) at the Club’s 47th Annual Installation Dinner held on Friday, Sept. 30, 2022. Bill and Janet were recognized for their decades of dedication, achievements and service in support of Kiwanis sponsored youth projects and particularly high school Kiwanis Key Club programs at the local, division, and district levels. Bill recently stepped down as chair of the Crofton Kiwanis Service Leadership Program and as liaison to Crofton Kiwanis’ 5 sponsored Key Clubs at these high schools: Anne Arundel, Broadneck, Indian Creek, Meade and Archbishop Spalding.
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