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Conclave 2003 PhotosState Chapter Dad Gary Vinson, Sr. helps kick off the opening of Conclave 2003.
With Conclave being expanded to four days, everything could proceed at a more relaxed pace.
SMC Mike Riley opens Conclave for the first business session.
State Marshal Craig Miller introduces a distinguished visitor, International Master Councilor Peter W. Brusoe of New York.
State Executive Officer Marc Bohn arrives at Conclave.
There were many new faces among the DeMolays that had come from all across the state, indicating the new growth of the organization, which has more than doubled the number of new members over last year's count.
Conclave is a wonderful opportunity to see old friends and meet new ones from all across the state and across the country. In addition to the International Master Councilor, there were four other State Master Councilors present. Everybody was ready to conduct their business, the first order of which was the election of new officers.
Mountain Park Past Master Councilor Richie Eells nominates fellow member and biological brother Chris Eells for the position of State Master Councilor.
Chris accepts the nomination and outlines his vision for Georgia DeMolay during the year 2003/2004.
Samuel S. Lawrence Master Councilor Geoff Bard nominates Jackie Moody of Cecil Cheves Chapter for State Senior Councilor.
Jackie accepts his nomination and outlines his vision for DeMolay in the upcoming year.
In the only contested race Junior Past State Master Councilor Justin Nobles of Samuel S. Lawrence Chapter places the name of Michael Griggers of Clayton Chapter into nomination for State Junior Councilor. Michael stressed the importance of education in moving DeMolay forward.
Illustrious Knight Commander Brian Eidson of Clayton Chapter places the name of Alex Williams of Clayton Chapter into nomination for State Junior Councilor. Alex also stressed the importance of education.
Dad Bohn presented the Strategic Plan that has been developed to help the adult leadership support the youth over the next three years of DeMolay growth and development.
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