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Colorado Commissioner, Rocky Mountain Region Commissioner, and Clan Chaplain Appointments - September 2008


Chieftain Kelly S. Davis has appointed Lisa James as the Commissioner for Colorado.  Lisa has been a member since 2003 and recently served as the Genealogist for Rocky Mountain Region. 

Chieftain Davis also appointed Bryon L. Scott Commissioner for the Rocky Mountain Region.  Bryon currently lives in California but expects to relocate in Colorado before the end of 2008.  He has been a member since 1996.  Bryon has previously served as Board Nominating Committee Member, Commissioner for the Armed Forces, Commissioner for Rocky Mountain States, Commissioner for South Mid-Atlantic Region, and Commissioner for Colorado.

Reverend Kenn Palmer has been re-appointed Clan Chaplain by Chieftain Kelly Davis.  Rev. Palmer, who lives in Wyoming, has served as Clan Chaplain since 2004.


News from the Annual General Meeting 

The Clan Scott Society's 2008 Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held in the evening of Saturday, September 6, at the Long's Peak Scottish/Irish Highland Festival in Estes Park, Colorado.  Two important announcements have been reported from the meeting. 

The following were elected to the Clan's Board of Directors and immediately took office:

Chieftain - Kelly S. Davis of Wyoming
Deputy Chieftain - Ronald R. Reeps of Virginia
Corporate Secretary - Charlie L. Sherwood of Oklahoma
Membership Secretary - David M. Scott of Texas
Treasurer - Christine Tondrick of Idaho
Member at Large - Forrest C. Shields of Illinois
Member at Large - Lloyd W. Scott of Colorado

Congratulations to all and a hearty thank you for serving.

Chieftain Kelly Davis announced the next three AGMs are planned to be held in conjunction to festivals listed below:

2009 - Rhode Island Scottish Highland Festival (www.riscot.org)
2010 - Texas Scottish Festival and Highland Games in Arlington (www.texasscottishfestival.com)
2011 - Loch Norman Highland Games in Huntersville, North Carolina (www.ruralhill.net/loch.htm)

Stayed tuned for further information from the 2008 Annual General Meeting as it becomes available.




Sir Walter Scott's Connection to the Da Vinci Code

Abbotsford, the historic home of Sir Walter Scott, has unexpectedly found itself on the Da Vinci Code trail after fans of the blockbuster discovered its library is a remarkable copy of Rosslyn Chapel. 

According to Scotsman.com:
Jacquie Wright, the administrator at Abbotsford, said yesterday: "We have had a number of people try to make the connection between Sir Walter Scott and the Da Vinci Code.

"It's been a very interesting time for us here at Abbotsford. Obviously we've known all along that the ceiling of the library is a detailed representation of Rosslyn, but it's only been in the run-up to the release of the film that people have started to call us and suggest there is a link."

Needless to say, tourism is expected to be healthy at Abbotsford this summer.

Full story: http://news.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=743422006




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