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The Higdon Family Association, Inc.

Officers for 2002-2003

President

Ernie Higdon
from Eldorado, Texas

1stVice President

Nina Ruth Vaughan
from Las Cruces, New Mexico

2ndVice President

David Mudd
from Clarkson, Kentucky


3rdVice President

Sally Swain
from Lebanon, Tennessee

One Year Director

Leoma Morris
from New Baden, Texas

One Year Director

Carol Tyrrell
from Angels Camp, California

Two Year Director

Helen Allison
from Arden, North Carolina

Two Year Director

Janice M. Higdon
from Moon, Virgina

Secretary

Joyce Higdon
from Eldorado, Texas

Treasurer

Charles P. Higdon
from Clinton, Tennessee

Parliamentarian

L. Frank Higdon
from Rockport, Texas

Historian

Eugene Smith
from Leitchfield, Kentucky

Newsletter Editor

Lisa Atkins
from Knoxville, Tennessee

Technologist

Nancy Higdon
from Clinton, Tennessee

Necrologist 1

Frances Smith
from Gulf Shores, Alabama


Each year the Higdon Family Association needs a few volunteers to be officers. At the annual association meeting, the Vice Presidents move up one level. For example, the current First Vice President Nina Ruth Vaughan will become the President at the 2003 meeting in Texas, and David Mudd will become the First Vice President and so on. A new Third Vice President is elected every year at the meeting of the association and is responsible for hosting the annual meeting when he or she becomes President. The outgoing President becomes the Parliamentarian.

The Two-year Directors automatically become One-year Directors. So we elect two new Two-year Directors. The directors are part of the Executive Board and are expected to attend the annual meetings of the association. The other positions, (Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, Newsletter Editor, and Technologist) are held for long as the person volunteers to perform such tasks and are approved by the association members to serve as an officer. The 1Necrologist plays a vital role; he or she reports on the deaths of Higdon family descendants and honors them with a short memorial service at the annual meeting.

You must be a member in good standing with the Higdon Family Association and be at least eighteen years old to be an officer. We are a non-profit organization; all of our officers are unpaid volunteers. Please contact the Higdon Family Association if you are interested in volunteering for next year (2003-2004).


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