Jeanne Schaal passed away December 2. She was a past president of Northwest Kiwanis and the first woman club president. Jeanne was a pioneer in many areas of her life. She was active in many business, church and volunteer groups; too many to list here. She had won awards for her efforts in both business […]
The Northwest Kiwanis of Columbus had quite a party this month. It was a great evening for all; good people, good food, good celebration. Not many clubs have as much to celebrate. Herein are just a few of the event’s event.
The Northwest Kiwanis Club funds the Ray Buck Good Citizen Lunches for Grandview Students. The lunches are the last Friday of each month. NWK should send at least one member to each luncheon.
The Northwest Kiwanis Club donated $25,000 to Grandview Heights Parks and Rec to help with the renovation of the playground at Wyman Woods Park. The donation will be made in two yearly $12,500 increments.
The Northwest Kiwanis club donated $1500 to the Upper Arlington Library to assist in the Meeting Space renovation.
The Board approved a $1500 donation to Ohio Business week to pay for four area students to attend the program.
The board approved donating $2500 to the Boulevard Presbyterian Christmas basket program on a motion by Young and Oyer. Baskets will be assembled Saturday Dec. 21st and delivered Dec. 22nd. Volunteers will be needed both days.
This week we lost one of the finest members of Northwest Kiwanis. Jacob L. Will joined Northwest Kiwanis in 1958; his sponsor was his father, E.J. Will. Mr. Will was club president in 1967. His many accomplishments include over 50 years as chairman of Easter Egg Hunt for Children and Adults with Disabilities. He chaired the scholarship
At the October 22 meeting, two new members were welcomed. Kerry A. Meyers-Luikart and John Korting were inducted into Northwest Kiwanis. Pictured above are (left to right) Bill Snellgrove, Mary Dauberman, Kerry Luikart, John Korting and Tim Cowardin.
