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ANA election results
MrEureka
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For those who haven't heard, I just received this message:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 15, 2003
CONTACT: Stephen Bobbitt
Telephone: 719-632-2646 ext 113
E-mail: pr@money.org
GARY E. LEWIS AND WILLIAM H. HORTON JR.
ELECTED NEW ANA PRESIDENT AND VP;
THREE NEW GOVERNORS TO JOIN BOARD
A new president and vice president, and three new and four
incumbents have been elected to the American Numismatic Association
(ANA) nine-member Board of Governors, with 8,544 ballots cast in the
biennial election.
ANA Vice President Gary E. Lewis of Cape Coral, Florida, was
elected president, defeating ANA Governor Patricia A. Finner of Iola,
Wisconsin. Lewis received 4,589 votes to Finner's 3,827.
In the contested election for the vice presidency, Governor William
H. Horton Jr. of Keyport, New Jersey, defeated Governor Kay Edgerton
Lenker of San Diego, California, by a vote of 4,391 to 3,919.
New Board members are Alan Herbert, Donald H. Kagin and Will
Rossman. Incumbents re-elected are M. Remy Bourne, Arthur M. Fitts III,
Barry Stuppler and John Wilson.
Lewis, a 43-year life member of the ANA, was first elected to the
Board of Governors in 1995 and has served on the ANA's Audit, Finance,
Exhibit, Resolutions, Mediation, Commemorative Quarter and Young
Numismatists Committees. He also has served as a regional, district and
club representative and is the 1979 recipient of the ANA Outstanding
Adult Advisor Award.
Horton, a 31-year life member of the ANA, was first elected to the
Board of Governors in 2001. The general chairman of the 2000 ANA World's
Fair of Money in Philadelphia, he is a co-founder and first president of
the Garden State Numismatic Association, and has served as president of
a number of other clubs. Horton has served on a number of committees for
the ANA and been recognized by several clubs for his outstanding
contributions.
All members of the ANA Board of Governors elected this year will
assume office during the Association's 112th Anniversary Convention in
Baltimore, Maryland, July 30-August 3. Installation of officers will
take place at the convention banquet on Saturday, August 2.
Votes garnered by the winning candidates, as tabulated by the
independent accounting firm of Biggs Kofford & Company are:
* 4,800 for M. Remy Bourne of Vadnais Heights, Minnesota
* 4,260 for Michael S. Fey of Morris Plains, New Jersey
* 4,799 for Arthur M. Fitts III of Framingham, Massachusetts
* 4,576 for Alan Herbert of Belle Fourche, South Dakota
* 5,749 for Donald H. Kagin of Tibourn, California
* 4,195 for Bob Korver of Carollton, Texas
* 3,649 for Walter A. Ostromecki Jr. of Panorama City, California
* 4,289 for Will Rossman of Estes Park, Colorado
* 4,939 for Stuppler of Woodland Hills, California
* 3,375 for Anthony Tumonis of Tucson, Arizona
* 5,918 for John Wilson of Ocala, Florida
Nearly 30 percent of the eligible ANA voting membership cast
ballots in this election; nearly 28 percent voted in the ANA election
two years ago.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 15, 2003
CONTACT: Stephen Bobbitt
Telephone: 719-632-2646 ext 113
E-mail: pr@money.org
GARY E. LEWIS AND WILLIAM H. HORTON JR.
ELECTED NEW ANA PRESIDENT AND VP;
THREE NEW GOVERNORS TO JOIN BOARD
A new president and vice president, and three new and four
incumbents have been elected to the American Numismatic Association
(ANA) nine-member Board of Governors, with 8,544 ballots cast in the
biennial election.
ANA Vice President Gary E. Lewis of Cape Coral, Florida, was
elected president, defeating ANA Governor Patricia A. Finner of Iola,
Wisconsin. Lewis received 4,589 votes to Finner's 3,827.
In the contested election for the vice presidency, Governor William
H. Horton Jr. of Keyport, New Jersey, defeated Governor Kay Edgerton
Lenker of San Diego, California, by a vote of 4,391 to 3,919.
New Board members are Alan Herbert, Donald H. Kagin and Will
Rossman. Incumbents re-elected are M. Remy Bourne, Arthur M. Fitts III,
Barry Stuppler and John Wilson.
Lewis, a 43-year life member of the ANA, was first elected to the
Board of Governors in 1995 and has served on the ANA's Audit, Finance,
Exhibit, Resolutions, Mediation, Commemorative Quarter and Young
Numismatists Committees. He also has served as a regional, district and
club representative and is the 1979 recipient of the ANA Outstanding
Adult Advisor Award.
Horton, a 31-year life member of the ANA, was first elected to the
Board of Governors in 2001. The general chairman of the 2000 ANA World's
Fair of Money in Philadelphia, he is a co-founder and first president of
the Garden State Numismatic Association, and has served as president of
a number of other clubs. Horton has served on a number of committees for
the ANA and been recognized by several clubs for his outstanding
contributions.
All members of the ANA Board of Governors elected this year will
assume office during the Association's 112th Anniversary Convention in
Baltimore, Maryland, July 30-August 3. Installation of officers will
take place at the convention banquet on Saturday, August 2.
Votes garnered by the winning candidates, as tabulated by the
independent accounting firm of Biggs Kofford & Company are:
* 4,800 for M. Remy Bourne of Vadnais Heights, Minnesota
* 4,260 for Michael S. Fey of Morris Plains, New Jersey
* 4,799 for Arthur M. Fitts III of Framingham, Massachusetts
* 4,576 for Alan Herbert of Belle Fourche, South Dakota
* 5,749 for Donald H. Kagin of Tibourn, California
* 4,195 for Bob Korver of Carollton, Texas
* 3,649 for Walter A. Ostromecki Jr. of Panorama City, California
* 4,289 for Will Rossman of Estes Park, Colorado
* 4,939 for Stuppler of Woodland Hills, California
* 3,375 for Anthony Tumonis of Tucson, Arizona
* 5,918 for John Wilson of Ocala, Florida
Nearly 30 percent of the eligible ANA voting membership cast
ballots in this election; nearly 28 percent voted in the ANA election
two years ago.
Andy Lustig
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
Visit the Society of US Pattern Collectors at USPatterns.com.
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
Visit the Society of US Pattern Collectors at USPatterns.com.
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Board results in vote order:
Elected to the Board:
5,918 for John Wilson of Ocala, Florida
5,749 for Donald H. Kagin of Tibourn, California
4,939 for Stuppler of Woodland Hills, California
4,800 for M. Remy Bourne of Vadnais Heights, Minnesota
4,799 for Arthur M. Fitts III of Framingham, Massachusetts
4,576 for Alan Herbert of Belle Fourche, South Dakota
4,289 for Will Rossman of Estes Park, Colorado
Not elected:
4,260 for Michael S. Fey of Morris Plains, New Jersey
4,195 for Bob Korver of Carollton, Texas
3,649 for Walter A. Ostromecki Jr. of Panorama City, California
3,375 for Anthony Tumonis of Tucson, Arizona
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
Cameron Kiefer
Here's a warning parable for coin collectors...
He is a self serving FSOB that violated the ethics of the board!!
PNG member, dealer and is looking out for that only!! What's next, SEGS, NTC, ICG, etc.!!!
Why didn't he mention NTC[Jim Halperin] and PCGS[David Hall] were hit by the FTC. ,but everyone else only has complaints that are not under Federal Indictment! GEEZ, Does that explain why Mr. Hall can't discuss anything with Collector Universe or Mr. Halperin {Heritage} no longer has an interest in NTC!!
I wasn't duped by hype and print, but I guess most of you were!
NEVER LET HIPPO MOUTH OVERLOAD HUMMINGBIRD BUTT!!!
WORK HARDER!!!!
Millions on WELFARE depend on you!
Seth
<< <i>Read up on Stuppler!!
He is a self serving FSOB that violated the ethics of the board!!
Please elaborate for the readers here just how Mr. Stuppler 'violated the ethics of the board'. Please do so without using the words: ACG, Hager, Diane or Alan.
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
Jeffrey - I'd tell you the only reason that I voted for Barry Stuppler was that Diane Hager didn't run, but I'm afraid you might think I was serious.
How come I didn't see Andy L.'s name on the ballots?
Seth - As you can see from my response to Jeffrey, I lack the political tact necessary to survive on the ANA Board. (There are more than a couple of participants on this Forum who can vouch for this!)
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
Visit the Society of US Pattern Collectors at USPatterns.com.
Sounds like exactly what we need, somebody to pphhhhbbbtttt them everyone now and then..
We'll use our hands and hearts and if we must we'll use our heads.
<< <i>Does that explain why Mr. Hall can't discuss anything with Collector Universe or Mr. Halperin {Heritage} no longer has an interest in NTC!! >>
Well, I do not know about all of the stuff about Halperin and NTC but that has nothing to do with David Hall and Collectors Universe. You are obviously not aware of the SEC rules involving ANY "insider" of any publicly held and traded corporation prohibiting forward results discussions except those that have already been released to the general public.
Had David Hall been under a major cloud with the FTC that would have likely prevented his being a stockholder with CLCT. This is not the case. You may want to withdraw your "cause and effect" posting.
I certainly voted for him. As far as jeffpnc's comments about Stupler, I have no idea what he is talking about. All I know is that Mr. Stuppler has done more for numismatic consumer advocacy than jeffpmc has ever done.
Brian.
<< <i>Read up on Stuppler!!
He is a self serving FSOB that violated the ethics of the board!! >>
Huh?
So self serving that he tried to protect a collector from overpaying for some ACG garbage.
He didn't violate any ethics. He took a stand as a dealer, NOT a board member, something the do-nothing-cya ANA board should do, but never has done.
<< <i>I wasn't duped by hype and print, but I guess most of you were! >>
Methinks you got it backwards, pal
BTW, in case there's any confusion because of the first name, I'm not Barry Stuppler.
<< <i>4,260 for Michael S. Fey of Morris Plains, New Jersey >>
Boy, that's gotta hurt to lose by 30 votes.
Michael
Got quoins?
As far as Michael Fey, I am really disappointed he didn't make it. I think he would have been an outstanding governor.
K S
The ANA Board will continue to please some/displease others by its activitties/inactivities, but we have the next two years (and then some) to discuss that (I WILL be on the boards and available to discuss anything not prohibited by the confidentiality agreement I signed).
For those who brought up tact or a lack thereof and the question of ba..., er, intestinal fortitude, think consensus building. A wise man once said it all boils down to whether you can count to five (the number of votes necessary to pass a motion). You get there by tact and, communications not by insulting the sources of those needed votes.
Gary Lewis and the Playboys did "This Diamond Ring" and a few other pop hits. "Judy In Disguise" was by John Fred and the Playboys, a group of SAE frat boys at LSU when I was there.
Currently on the road in Kansas (105 degrees yesterday) headed slowly towards Baltimore via the Upper Midwest and New England.
Peak Numismatics
Monument, CO
Congratulations on winning a seat. You gained at least 2 votes (I have a YN member of the ANA in my house
Mark
By the way, I received the Francis Scott Key/USS Constitution ANA silver and bronze convention medals and they are BEAUTIFUL!!!! This is the last year of the old ANA logo on the ANA medals?????????
I hate the new ANA logo. It should be a picture of the Morgan Silver Dollar Liberty, probably the most recognized symbol of all US Coinage and also fits better with the date of inception of the ANA. I spoke with Chris Cippoletti and vented (nicely) about my sentiments. He happens to be a great guy from what I see and hear of him but we just chose to disagree on that one issue.
09/07/2006
chris