TWHBEA Asks Celebration To Resign from Unity Committee
Thursday, May 24, 2012
The Executive Committee of the Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association voted this morning to ask the Celebration to resign from the Unity Committee. The vote was reportedly 8 to 6.
As a courtesy, President Marty Irby informed Celebration Board and Unity Committee member David Howard of the EC's action at approximately 11:15. The Unity committee met this afternoon at 1:30, followed by a "Meet and Greet" function in the Blue Ribbon Circle on the Celebration grounds.
Official Motion: To approach the Celebration to leave the Unity Committe; if they refuse, we (TWHBEA) leave.
By Roll Call Vote (8 For - 6 Against)
For
Irby
Miller
Montgomery
Brown
Wies
Moyer
Black
Starnes
Against
Urad
Cornelius
Lantis
Boyd
Hicks
Dean
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