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Introducing the 2000-01 USA Council Board

USA Council PRESIDENT

Lloyd Crockett, Serra Club of Memphis, Tenn., has served as club president. He was District 18 governor and Region 5 director. He has served as USA Council vice-president of communications and programs. He is on several USA Council committees including Long-Range Planning and Relationships. He is Director for Planned Giving for the Catholic Diocese of Memphis. Lloyd Crockett, Serra Club of Memphis, Tenn., has served as club president. He was District 18 governor and Region 5 director. He has served as USACC vice-president of communications and programs. He is on several USAC committees including Long-Range Planning and Relationships. He is Director for Planned Giving for the Catholic Diocese of Memphis."

USA Council PRESIDENT-ELECT

Claire Howard, Serra Club of Bethlehem, Pa., served as club president for two terms, as District 80 governor, and as Region 3 director. She has chaired USA Council’s Meetings and Conventions Committee, and has served on the Finance, Leadership Training and Membership committees. She has most recently served as vice-president for membership and programs. Claire Howard, Serra Club of Bethlehem, Pa., served as club president for two terms, as District 80 governor, and as Region 3 director. She has chaired USACC’s Meetings and Conventions Committee, and has served on the Finance, Leadership Training and Membership committees. She has most recently served as vice-president for membership and programs."

USA Council COMMUNICATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT

Bill Ramsey, Serra Club of Omaha, Neb., has served as club president, district governor, international trustee, and club vice-president for communications. He launched the famous black-and-white ad series for vocations and developed the Serra 2000 program which seeks to promote Serra’s canonization. Ramsey was honored with the Outstanding USA Council Serran Award last June. Bill Ramsey, Serra Club of Omaha, Neb., has served as club president, district governor, international trustee, and club vice-president for communications. He launched the famous black-and-white ad series for vocations and developed the Serra 2000 program which seeks to promote Serra’s canonization. Ramsey was honored with the Outstanding USACC Serran Award last June."

USA Council MEMBERSHIP VICE-PRESIDENT

Fran Feyereisen, a charter member of the Serra Club of North Minneapolis, Minn., served as club president and has held other club offices. He has served as District 7 governor. He received the Jan Berber Award in 1996 and an Outstanding Serran of District 7 Award in 1997. Most recently he has served as Region 8 director. Fran Feyereisen, a charter member of the Serra Club of North Minneapolis, Minn., served as club president and has held other club offices. He has served as District 7 governor. He received the Jan Berber Award in 1996 and an Outstanding Serran of District 7 Award in 1997. Most recently he has served as Region 8 director."

USA Council PROGRAMS VICE-PRESIDENT

Sarah Smith, Serra Club of Brazoria County, Texas, has served as club secretary, vice-president for vocations and District 10 governor. She has served as USA Council Vocations Committee chair and was a member of the Vocations Committee for seven years. Currently she serves on the Finance and Meetings and Conventions committees. Sarah Smith, Serra Club of Brazoria County, Texas, has served as club secretary, vice-president for vocations and District 10 governor. She has served as USACC Vocations Committee chair and was a member of the Vocations Committee for seven years. Currently she serves on the Finance and Meetings and Conventions committees."

USA Council VOCATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT

Jim DeNike, Serra Club of Northwest Houston, has spent his life working for Shell Chemical Co., and is a former president and CEO of the Scallop Companies, Shell subsidiaries. He has served at the club level as president and vocations chairman. Most recently he has chaired the USA Council Long-Range Planning Committee for the past two years. Jim DeNike, Serra Club of Northwest Houston, has spent his life working for Shell Chemical Co., and is a former president and CEO of the Scallop Companies, Shell subsidiaries. He has served at the club level as president and vocations chairman. Most recently he has chaired the USACC Long-Range Planning Committee for the past two years."

USA Council SECRETARY

F. Patrick Egan, Jr., Serra Club of Wichita, Kan., has served as club president and membership vice-president. He won an Outstanding Serran Award in 1997. He has chaired the USA Council Relationships and Bylaws committees. Currently he is a member of the Bylaws, Finance and Relationships committees. He is also a trustee on the International Board. F. Patrick Egan, Jr., Serra Club of Wichita, Kan., has served as club president and membership vice-president. He won an Outstanding Serran Award in 1997. He has chaired the USACC Relationships and Bylaws committees. Currently he is a member of the Bylaws, Finance and Relationships committees. He is also a trustee on the International Board."

USA Council TREASURER

Anthony Plaia, Serra Club of San Buenaventura, Calif., has served as club trustee, programs vice-president and president. He has served the council as Region 11 director and membership vice-president. Currently he is a member of the Structures, Audit and Long-Range Planning committees. Anthony Plaia, Serra Club of San Buenaventura, Calif., has served as club trustee, programs vice-president and president. He has served the council as Region 11 director and membership vice-president. Currently he is a member of the Structures, Audit and Long-Range Planning committees."

USA Council PAST-PRESIDENT

James B. O’Hanlon, Serra Club of Portland, Ore., has served as club president and District 1 governor. He was on the Organizing Committee for USA Council and was Region 12’s first director. He has served on the USA Council Bylaws and Finance committees. Before serving as USA Council president he also served as treasurer. He serves as a trustee on the International Board. James B. O’Hanlon, Serra Club of Portland, Ore., has served as club president and District 1 governor. He was on the Organizing Committee for USACC and was Region 12’s first director. He has served on the USACC Bylaws and Finance committees. Before serving as USACC president he also served as treasurer. He serves as a trustee on the International Board."

USA Council REGION 1 DIRECTOR

Peg Britting, Serra Club of Hartford, Conn., has served as club communications vice-president. Currently, she is a member of the USA Council Communications Committee, is a contact for clubs in formation, and a Diocesan/Archdiocesan representative. She has served as District 24 governor. Peg Britting, Serra Club of Hartford, Conn., has served as club communications vice-president. Currently, she is a member of the USAC Communications Committee, is a contact for clubs in formation, and a Diocesan/Archdiocesan representative. She has served as District 24 governor."

USA Council REGION 2 DIRECTOR

Ines Trucchi, Serra Club of the Bronx, NY, has served on various club levels including president, as district governor, and on the USA Council Program, Meetings and Conventions, and Regions and Districts committees. She is currently serving as USA Council Region 2 director and is an international trustee. Ines Trucchi, Serra Club of the Bronx, NY, has served on various club levels including president, as district governor, and on the USACC Program, Meetings and Conventions, and Regions and Districts committees. She is currently serving as USAC Region 2 director and is an international trustee."

USA Council REGION 3 DIRECTOR

Agnes M. Morse, LHS, Serra Club of Bergen County West, N.J., served as club president, membership vice-president, treasurer and District 22 governor. Currently she is a club foundation representative and a member of the USA Council Program and Regions and Districts committees. Agnes M. Morse, LHS, Serra Club of Bergen County West, N.J., served as club president, membership vice-president, treasurer and District 22 governor. Currently she is a club foundation representative and a member of the USAC Program and Regions and Districts committees. "

USA Council REGION 4 DIRECTOR

William Nolan, member at large, is formerly of the Serra Club of Wheeling, W. Va. He has served as a foundation trustee, club foundation representative, and as District 19 governor for three years. Currently he is on the Regions and Districts Committee. William Nolan, member at large, is formerly of the Serra Club of Wheeling, W. Va. He has served as a foundation trustee, club foundation representative, and as District 19 governor for three years. Currently he is on the Regions and Districts Committee."

USA Council REGION 5 DIRECTOR

Mike Candebat, Serra Club of Memphis, Tenn., has served as vice-president of vocations, membership and programs and as president at the club level. He has also served as District 18 governor and on the USA Council Vocations Committee. Currently, he chairs the Regions and Districts Committee. Mike Candebat, Serra Club of Memphis, Tenn., has served as vice-president of vocations, membership and programs and as president at the club level. He has also served as District 18 governor and on the USACC Vocations Committee. Currently, he chairs the Regions and Districts Committee."

USA Council REGION 6 DIRECTOR

Raymond J. Martin, a member of the Serra Club of Lake and Geauga Counties, OH, has served as member and chair of the Serra International Convention Committee from 1988-96 and as district governor. He currently serves on the Serra International Nominating Committee and the International and USA Council Long-Range planning Committees.

USA Council REGION 7 DIRECTOR

Ralph E. Brownlee, Serra Club of Milwaukee, Wis., has served as club president, treasurer and vice-president for programs. He has also served as District 14 governor. He has served the council on the Membership Committee. Currently, he is a member of the USA Council Regions and Districts Committee. Ralph E. Brownlee, Serra Club of Milwaukee, Wis., has served as club president, treasurer and vice-president for programs. He has also served as District 14 governor. He has served the council on the Membership Committee. Currently, he is a member of the USAC Regions and Districts Committee."

USA Council REGION 8 DIRECTOR

Cy Laurent, Serra Club of Twin Cities Airport, Minn., has served as club treasurer, president, trustee, programs vice-president, and as deputy regional director. He has also served as District 7-E governor. Currently he serves on the USA Council Meetings and Conventions Committee. Cy Laurent, Serra Club of Twin Cities Airport, Minn., has served as club treasurer, president, trustee, programs vice-president, and as deputy regional director. He has also served as District 7-E governor. Currently he serves on the USAC Meetings and Conventions Committee."

USA Council REGION 9 DIRECTOR

Ray Letourneau, Serra Club of Wichita, Kan., has served as governor of District 2. He has served as club membership vice-president, as a member on the USA Council Programs, Membership and Communications committees, and as a deputy regional director. Currently he serves on the USA Council Vocations and Communications committees. Ray Letourneau, Serra Club of Wichita, Kan., has served as governor of District 2. He has served as club membership vice-president, as a member on the USACC Programs, Membership and Communications committees, and as a deputy regional director. Currently he serves on the USAC Vocations and Communications committees."

USA Council REGION 10 DIRECTOR

Sam Sacco, Serra Club of Northwest Houston, Texas, has served as deputy regional director, District 10 governor, and as president, programs vice-president and trustee at the club level. Currently he is a member of the USA Council Regions and Districts Committee. Sam Sacco, Serra Club of Northwest Houston, Texas, has served as deputy regional director, District 10 governor, and as president, programs vice-president and trustee at the club level. Currently he is a member of the USAC Regions and Districts Committee."

USA Council REGION 11 DIRECTOR

Diana Seixas, Serra Club of Reno, Nev., has served as president and vice-president of communications, programs and membership at the club level. She has served as deputy regional director, district governor, and received the Papal Commendation from Pope John Paul II. Currently she is a member of the USA Council Membership, Regions and Districts, and Meetings and Conventions committees. Diana Seixas, Serra Club of Reno, Nev., has served as president and vice-president of communications, programs and membership at the club level. She has served as deputy regional director, district governor, and received the Papal Commendation from Pope John Paul II. Currently she is a member of the USAC Membership, Regions and Districts, and Meetings and Conventions committees."

USA Council REGION 12 DIRECTOR

Thomas Gianelli, Serra Club of Portland, Ore., has served in various offices at the club level, including president and vice-president for vocations and communications. He has also served as District 1 governor. Currently he chairs the USA Council Programs Committee. Thomas Gianelli, Serra Club of Portland, Ore., has served in various offices at the club level, including president and vice-president for vocations and communications. He has also served as District 1 governor. Currently he chairs the USAC Programs Committee."

USA Council REGION 13 DIRECTOR

Dolores de Aragon-Young, has served as club president, secretary, vice-president for communications and programs, club trustee and as District 6 governor. Currently she chairs the USA Council Meetings and Conventions Committee and is a member of the Structures, Leadership Training, and Communications committees. Dolores de Aragon-Young, has served as club president, secretary, vice-president for communications and programs, club trustee and as District 6 governor. Currently she chairs the USAC Meetings and Conventions Committee and is a member of the Structures, Leadership Training, and Communications committees."

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