Board of Directors nominations
 

PGCA Election of Directors – Call for Nominations
The terms of PGCA Directors Tom Wooden, Mike Franzen and Randy Roberts will expire in 2026. Tom
Wooden, Mike Franzen and Randy Roberts each plan to run for re-election. The terms of Brian Hornacek
and Garry Gordon will expire in 2027. The terms of John Davis and Keavin Nelson will expire in 2028. The
Nominating Committee consists of (1) Chairman, Jeff Kuss, jeffkuss1@gmail.com, (219) 465-8558, (2)
Mike McKinney, mikemckinney2@att.net (828) 734-7192 and (3) James Hall, sjhall@vabb.com, (804)
310-4421. Nominees for Director must be Life Members, be willing to run for election and furnish a brief
biographical sketch and a color photograph to the Nominating Committee Chairman and to the Parker
Pages Editor no later than January 15 th , 2026. PGCA members desiring to nominate Life Members must
contact one of the members of the Nominating Committee no later than January 5 th , 2026.
Jeff Kuss, Chairman

As a point of curiosity, How can I become a life member?

Dylan, contact Mary Bowes to upgrade to Life Member… if there are openings available.





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In accordance with the PGCA Policies and Procedures, since the number of nominees as of January 5 th,
2026, equaled the number of Directors to be elected, Tom Wooden, Mike Franzen and Randy Roberts
will begin their new terms as Directors effective April 1 st , 2026.
Jeff Kuss, Chairman of the Nominating Committee.

Wait a minute. Does someone have to die for a new life member to be initiated? Get a life, you guys. Show me the paragraph in the bylaws.

I was going to do Life member a long time ago and read that if one came open someone could become one so I never pressed the issue and have been a member since 2008 and have almost paid for two lifetimes, so life goes on for how long nobody knows so I guess I stay with the 40/ year

Bill, it's in the bylaws that the number of Life members be limited to a specific percentage of PGCA Members.





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OK, I found it. It's in the membership roster. Page 1, Article 1, Section 1, Paragraph 1, 25% of total membership can be life members. The question is, where do we stand right now? Thanks, Dean.

I there are more who want to become lifers, why not change the bylaws? Reduced long term revenue?

I believe Tom Wooden is the Membership Chairman and these questions should be directed to his attention.





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