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Boone REMC Annual Meeting March 10 Each year Boone REMC holds an annual meeting. At the annual meeting, a director election is held, and we present information about our operations and activities. The annual meeting also provides a forum for customer questions and feedback. Doors open for registration and refreshments at 8:45 a.m. The business meeting starts at 10 a.m. and ends at 12 noon. Door prizes will include a Grand Prize drawing for $500 cash, plus two $250 cash prizes, five $100 cash prizes and ten $50 cash drawings! You must be present to win all prizes. Watch your mail for your official registration postcard. A registration postcard is mailed to all Boone REMC customers. Please bring your registration postcard to the meeting. Board seats for districts 4, 5 and 6 are up for election this year. Click here for a Board of Directors district map. The 2012 director candidates are: These candidates were selected by a nominating committee comprised of Boone REMC customers. Any eligible customer, not nominated by the nominating committee, can become a director candidate by completing and filing a candidate petition at least thirty days before the annual meeting. The deadline for filing a candidate petition is February 9, 2012. > District 4 - G.Tom Taylor G. Tom Taylor is a grain farmer who also owns and manages West Central Indiana Contractors. He resides in Jefferson Township. Taylor has served on the Boone REMC Board of Directors since 1994. He has earned Certified Cooperative Director credentials from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. Taylor also serves as Boone REMC's representative, and second-vice chairman, on the Wabash Valley Power Association Board of Directors. Tom is a member of the Dover Christian Church. He is a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and a member of the Custom Harvesters Association. Tom and wife Janice have two sons, two daughters and three grandchildren.
Marcia C. Wilhoite is a Certified Public Wilhoite holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Notre Dame. The Wilhoite family owns and manages a hog operation and grain farm. Wilhoite is a member of the Boone County Council, Boone County Solid Waste District Board and the Boone County Redevelopment Commission. Wilhoite is a member of Centenary Methodist Church, Indiana Society of CPAs and the American Institute of CPAs. Marcia and husband Alan have two sons, two daughters and four gradchildren.
Alan D. Cragun is a self-employed grain farmer residing in Worth Township. He has served on the Boone REMC Board of Directors since 2006. Cragun holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Food Science from Purdue University. Cragun is a Certified Cooperative Director who also holds a Board Leadership Certification from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
Click here for a map to the Boone County Fairgrounds.
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