Executive Announcement

Dear Jeep Nation,

We have recently made some changes to the Executive Board, Adam has decided to step down as VP due to other committments and with my illness some changes needed to be made, so please help me in welcoming our new Executive Board for Jeep Nation. I want to Thank Adam for all his work as Vice President and we hope he will find time to hang out with us.

Thank you all for your hard work in this club, we could not do it without you.

Richard Martinez- Vice President currently acting as Interium President
Jonathan Jones - Officer Emeritus
Steve Bassett - Houston Leader
Justin Dressen - Waco Leader

Renee10 wrote:

Dear Jeep Nation,

We have recently made some changes to the Executive Board, Adam has decided to step down as VP due to other committments and with my illness some changes needed to be made, so please help me in welcoming our new Executive Board for Jeep Nation. I want to Thank Adam for all his work as Vice President and we hope he will find time to hang out with us.

Thank you all for your hard work in this club, we could not do it without you.

Richard Martinez- Vice President currently acting as Interium President
Jonathan Jones - Officer Emeritus
Steve Bassett - Houston Leader
Justin Dressen - Waco Leader

shouldent there be a vote?


i demand a vote!!!!!

power to the people!!!

We all know how well Steve did with that pesky Houston bunch the last time he had the reigns.....



(congrats to the rest.....)

I laughed....... and wondered which one he is, the retired professor, bishop or "other" professional.....

Emeritus (pronounced /ɨˈmɛrɨtəs/) (plural Emeriti, abbreviation emer.) is an adjective that is used in the title of a retired professor, bishop, or other professional. Emerita (/ɨˈmɛrɨtə/) is often used as the female equivalent, although avoided by purists, since phrases such as professor emerita are ungrammatical in Latin.
The term is used when a person of importance in a given profession
retires, so that his former rank can still be used in his title. This
is particularly useful when establishing the authority of a person who
might comment, lecture or write on a particular subject. The word is
typically used as a postpositional adjective but can also be used as a
preposition adjective. It is frequently capitalized when it forms part
of a title. The word originated in the mid-18th century from Latin as the past participle of emereri meaning to "earn one's discharge by service". Emereri itself is a compound of the prefix e- (a variant of ex-) meaning "out of or from" and merēre meaning "earn".

I think he's the female equivalent of steve!

yeah, i'm not exactly sure what an Officer Emeritus is either. AM i discharged from the club or what? Maybe Richard can explain. Cuz lord know i am not a bishop, but i could be a professor of love

wierd !! when i looked it up about 2 years ago, wikipedia stated it was an appointed position by an executive committee. or something along those lines. I had no idea what an officer emeritus was either.

so maybe we change his title to Sergeant-at-Arms or Secretary.

lets change it to secretary and he can wear a skirt at JPN meetings

i am down with that some chubby lovin boys and girls!

too many fancy words for me. Something like New Pres and New VP would be better. Do we really even need a VP if you have 3 chapter leaders? I would think 1 Pres and 3 chapter leaders (read 3 VPs) is enough chiefs.

I think we need a Sr. Decision Maker to decide that. Then all of the Jr. Decision makers can vote on what the Sr. Decision Maker decided.

..::Ryan::.. wrote:

I think we need a Sr. Decision Maker to decide that. Then all of the Jr. Decision makers can vote on what the Sr. Decision Maker decided.

HAH!

jkx0778 wrote:

lets change it to secretary and he can wear a skirt at JPN meetings

jeeperjennie wrote:

I think he's the female equivalent of Richard

(haha changed the name haha)


hahaha that kinda goes with what I said