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Vol 17, No 7 A Shoreline Community, Pine Knoll Shores, N. C. July 2022
K4TW Events Close kayak
Out Our 15th Year the
By Jean McDanal
Pine Know Shores, UC
Thank you all for your commitment and
dedication to making our 15th year a success. The first event held on Saturday,
May 14, was the Warrior Gala and Auctions, held at the DoubleTree. The second
event was the Third Annual K4TW Golf Tournament, held at the Crystal Coast
Country Club. It was a gorgeous morning for the 104 golfers to hit the links. There
were lots of fun holes, including Beat the Pro, Luck of the Draw and others, and
golfers were treated to a barbecue lunch. The winning teams were:
First Place
Clint Johnson
Russ Landen
Jim Pridgen
Kenny Tetterton
Second Place
Tim Bowen
Robert Garris
Jeff Garris
Ike Stein
PART OF A SERIES
A big thank you goes to Barb Holman for keeping tabs on our hole sponsors
and to all the volunteers who nianned the specialty holes, drove photographers
around and pitched in anywhere and everywhere.
The third and final event, the signature Kayak/Paddleboard Race was held
on Saturday, June 4. Setup at Garner Park was delayed vmtil early that morning
because of weather threats. The weather cleared, but the wind became a problem
with paddlers returning to the park.
As kayakers and paddleboarders registered. Garner Park was a beehive of
activity early in the morning. Marines from the Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point
Single Marines programs jockeyed kayaks from cars to the water. During check
in and registration, raffle tickets, t-shirts, koozies and lunch tickets were sold.
Pine Knoll Shores Realty set up for the limch, which included barbecue from
Roland’s Barbecue in Beaufort The Hope For The Warriors table was set up as
was one for the Navy Federal Credit Union.
Mayor John Brodman began the ceremonies with the Pledge of Allegiance and
opening remarks, and an invocation was given by Marian Goetzinger. The pre
race briefing was conducted by Deb Phillips, and then the elite group of racers
was signaled to start. These were individuals who felt they could do the 3.2-mile
course in 35 minutes or less. The paddleboarders took off in the second group,
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Strategic Planning Committee
By John Ferguson, Chairman
The Strategic Planning Committee (SPC) has recently undergone changes in
our membership. When Robert Cox was elected to the Board of Commissioners
(BOC), he switched from a volunteer member to our BOCTiaison and replaced
Commissioner Ted Goetzinger, who has assumed duties in other committees.
Ted’s knowledge of the myriad state and county activities, as well as his strong
historical perspective of Pine Knoll Shores, was vital to prioritizing strategies that
are realistic and achievable. He was certainly an asset to the SPC. Another change in
membership is that Craig Letchnef has decided to resign his position as a member.
Craig’s practical and straightforward approach to issues will certainly be missed. I
could always count on him to provide excellent feedback to help us move forward.
Finally' George Green, who has provided long and effective service to the SPC as
well as other boards and committees, has also decided to resign his position but
has agreed to assist us as needs arise. He has been a mentor and advisor to me and
provided much needed guidance to our committee for many years. I am thankful
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