March / April 2016
42
T
he KCRPCA has a long
standing tradition of
bringing in new leaders with
renewed energy and vision
while celebrating the ac
-
complishments of those who
have completed their term.
That tradition is celebrated
as the annual Changing of
the Guard ceremony.
This year's event was
held at Pinstripes, a Bocce
/ Bowling / Restaurant lo
-
cated in Overland Park, KS.
Close to 60 KCRPCA'ers
were in attendance, sam-
pling a bountiful buffet and
dessert bar while doing their
best to knock as many pins
down as possible
Tim Bubniak, current
KCRPCA President kicked
off the evening by welcom
-
ing everyone and setting a
fun tone for the evening.
Dinner was a wonder-
ful selection of finger food;
wings, sandwiches, side sal-
ads, potatoes rolls, quiche,
steak-on-a-stick and much
more. There was more than
enough for everyone. Luck-
ily bowling burned off
enough calories to make
sure there was room for des-
sert.
After dinner Tim Bubniak
brought up the board mem-
bers for 2015 and thanked
them for their contributions
during his term as president,
saying good bye to Ann Sto-
ver-Wyatt and Jerry Clark.
He then asked the new board
members to come up, wel-
coming on Jeff Hallam and
Jeff Wagoner.
One of the highlights of
SOCIAL
REVIEW
By Patricia & Murray Steeble
Changing of the Guard
PASSING THE TORCH
Jeff and Jennifer Hallam
Danny Waldron & Richard Bennett
