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OUR CLUB ELECTIONS WILL TAKE PLACE on Tuesday night. THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE OF THE NORTH PINELLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CLUB has issued its report on nominations for officers and directors as follows:
- President: Kim Hartzell Nymeyer
- VP: Bill Norsworthy
- Secretary : Kate Baker
- Treasurer: Stacie Sheftel
- Director #1: Mark W Brandt
- Director #2: Dawn Burke
- Director #3: Lisa DesCoteaux
- Director #4: Paul Ford
- Director #5: Melissa Boyle Gallivan
- Director #6: Diane Lebedeff
- Director #7: Karen Wysong Miracle
- Director #8: Karen Mullins
- Sergeant at Arms: Garry W Miracle
As Chair of the Nominating Committee, I thank committee members Paul Ford, Karen Wysong Miracle, Dawn Burke, and Stacie Sheftel for their diligence and hard work.
If you click on the name of any candidate, it should take you to the Facebook page of the candidate. Please note that Karen Mullins and Lisa DesCoteaux have asked to move to board positions so that they may work on significant Democratic efforts in our county. We thank James Grayshaw for his past work on the board.
Nominations may be made from the floor at the March elections.
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Rev. Patrice Curtis will be our guest for our March Meeting
She is from the Unitarian Universalist Church to discuss human issues.
About the Speaker:
Rev. Patrice Curtis lifts up our sacred, human desire to live in compassionate relationship with each other, across similarities and differences. She serves the Unitarian Universalists of Clearwater, her third UU congregation. She is a former foreign affairs analyst for Congress, and humanitarian affairs officer for USAID. She has two graduate degrees, is a former presidential management fellow, and has lived in Europe and Africa.
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Join us for the monthly DCO meeting at the Dunedin Golf Club.
YOU are a member of the Dunedin Council of Organizations as a member of the North Pinellas County Democratic Club.
Join us,
Our next breakfast meeting is the
third Friday of the month
7:00 - 8:30 a.m.
Full Breakfast Buffet $10.00
September - May
Dunedin Golf Club
1050 Palm Blvd.
Dunedin, FL 34698
Door prizes and fun conversation.
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The North Pinellas County Democratic Club is accepting dues for 2019!
This is the year we make North Pinellas Blue!
Club Dues
$25.00 Annually
$15.00 for Students
or a Lifetime membership of $250.00.
Join us!
Click here!
Mail $25.00 Check to:
North Pinellas County Democratic Club
PO Box 415
Dunedin, FL 34697
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GET OUT THE VOTE!
We are here to make Pinellas Blue!
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Pinellas Democrats Monthly Meeting!
March 25 @ 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Join us on the 4th Monday of each month (**new day** except for May – which will be the 4th Tuesday due to Memorial Day) for our monthly meeting where were will have the latest updates about all we’re doing in Pinellas, what’s happening in the Florida Democratic Party, monthly speakers, and more!
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GTSDC March Meeting
Monday, March 18, 2019
7 PM - 9 PM
Tarpon Springs Recreation Center
400 S Walton Ave., Tarpon Springs, FL
We have a full program for Monday!
- First, we will have some party business to attend to with the election of our Executive Board. We need as many dues paying members to attend.
- Then we have the new PCDEC Chair Barbara Scott presenting "The Plan for 2019 leading into 2020"
- Followed by a "Holding them Accountable" presentation with a legislative update by our Party Liaison Paul Ford
- Finally, a plea for more voter registration action and how you can get involved.
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| Largo Mid-Pinellas Democratic Club |
Monday, March 18
6:30—8:45 pm
Come at 6:30 to socialize and order dinner. Meeting starts at 7:00 pm
Acropol Family Restaurant
1170 Starkey Rd
Largo, Florida 33771
Our March speaker is
Brian Beckman
Suncoast Sierra Club
Bryan is currently a volunteer with Suncoast Sierra, leading the Pinellas Ready for 100 campaign. In 2018, he led the Largo Ready for 100 campaign, which resulted in a city resolution to achieve 100% renewable energy by 2035. For more information click --> Sierra Club Ready for 100.
"Ready For 100 is a national movement of people working to inspire our leaders to embrace a vision of healthier communities powered with 100% clean, renewable energy. We are asking mayors, CEOs, religious leaders, principals, civic and community leaders, parents and students to commit to solutions that help us achieve 100% clean, renewable, and just energy across the United States by the year 2050."
Some interesting information about my home and me:
- I live in a 3 bedroom, 3 story townhouse, 2100 sq ft, and belong to an HOA. My home is the first in our HOA to get solar.
- My solar system covers all my home energy needs. I have a NET ZERO home. I pay $10.57 every month. I do not use natural gas. The solar system increased the value of my home if/when I would go to sell my home.
- My primary car is an all-electric, Chevy Bolt. Range is 250-300 miles on a full charge. Saves me $1,000-1,500 per year on gas.
- I took some energy efficiency steps last year including installing radiant barrier in my attic, adding more insulation in my attic, and installing a heat pump/hybrid water heater. All combined have reduced our energy bill 30-40%, before installing solar.
He is a precinct captain in District 66, a member of the NAACP, and League of Women Voters.
Bryan is recently retired from Kraft Foods/Mondelez International, where he was responsible for global logistics information systems.
He also enjoys spending much of his time volunteering with Habitat for Humanity, and helping non-profits, churches, and other organizations save energy, money, and lessen their collective impact on the environment. |
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Democratic Women's Club of Upper Pinellas
Next Meeting March 25, 2019
Clearwater East Library 2465 Drew St. (corner of Drew & Old
Coachman on campus Of St Pete College), Clearwater
11:30-1:30 pm
Barbara Scott is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana,
and has lived in Florida for over thirty years.
My parents are from the Cayman Islands and the exposure
to Caribbean and Creole cuisines as a child led to my love
of cooking. I was a chef for over twenty years. I had
always considered myself a good Democrat because I
always voted but due to my insanely busy work schedule, I
did not have the time to really get involved with the
Democratic Party. On November 8, 2016, I had gathered
with friends for what was to be a celebration of the election
of the first female President. As the night progressed, the
celebration turned into feelings of anger, fear and general
disbelief. On November 10, 2016, I went into work and
resigned. I wanted to be more involved in the Democratic
Party and our community.
I served as the chair for House District 67 and became the
Pinellas county chair in December 2018. I look forward to
working with all of you to get Democrats elected, protect
our Democracy and keep the country moving toward our
ultimate mission statement.....liberty and justice for all.
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