Corvettes owned by CCCC members parked in front of the National Corvette Musuem in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

From Our President...

I’d like to start my year as president by first recognizing the major contributions the past presidents have made to this club. That fact this club runs so smoothly is a testament to their efforts along with their respective boards. I have some very large footsteps to follow. Therefore, I am very appreciative of the trust you have placed in me to lead this club.

While the task seems daunting, I realize that I won’t be going it alone. With the excellent Board we have assembled this year, I anticipate some challenges, along with plenty of rewards.

The groundwork is already being laid with upcoming events in the planning stages. However, I feel we need to seek out other opportunities to further strengthen the camaraderie of our membership as well as experiencing new ways to enjoy our favorite toys! Interaction is the key to the success of any group, and it’s no different with ours. I urge you to join events, suggest events and by all means sign up to help out at events. You will find that it can be fun and rewarding!

Terry and Chris at the Vermontville Parade.On a personal note, as is my tradition, I started the year out on the right foot, by driving our Vette on New Years day! I was even able to convince my long suffering wife, Chris, to accompany me. Not an easy task on a cold January 1st!

Now that February is closely approaching, I can almost start thinking about top down weather! However, I’ve been advised that unless I want to go it alone, the temp better be above 74 degrees. With that in mind, I suggest shaking off the chill of winter and start embracing the coming thaw that signals clear roads and warm days.

I remember when I became a Corvette person. It was long ago, watching a television program involving two young guys traversing the country in a small sports car. I never missed an episode, I wanted to see the real star of the show, that little Corvette.

So I ask the question, when did you realize you were a Corvette person? Share your experiences, you might learn something new about your fellow members, or maybe even create a warm welcome to a new member.

In closing, I thank you for the trust and faith you have put it me, and I hope to be a part of another successful year.

Save the Wave!

Terry

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