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Georgia District Governor
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Brent's Bio
Kiwanis has been part of our Governor’s life since 1995 when he started the Jones County High Key Club. He served for 2 years a club secretary. After enrolling in college, he charted the Circle K Club at Valdosta State University while pursuing his degree in Chemistry. Furthering his career as a Circle K member he became an Outstanding Club President for Georgia Circle K.
Upon graduation he continued his Kiwanis career, forming the first internet club in Georgia Kiwanis. His work was recognized and celebrated as a Distinguished Club President by Kiwanis International and it transitioned into the role as Distinguished Lt. Governor for Division 1 under Past Governor Dewy Smith. As his career progressed, he transferred back to Jones County Kiwanis where he severed in several roles including Director, Vice-President and President. Once again being named Distinguished President by Kiwanis International.
In addition to his service at a club level he had the greatest privilege of being the Circle K Administrator for the Georgia District. During his 12 years as admin, he worked with some of the brightest student leaders that Georgia Key Club and Circle K has produced. The international achievement of the Georgia Circle K district is a model for many districts to follow. Many of those students have gone on to serve other districts in various capacities including governors, administrators, and members of the international board. He has been recognized many times for his role as Administrator by both the Georgia District and Circle K International having achieved the highest honor possible the Circle of Service award in the year 2020. He served for 6 years as the head of the Logistics and Site selection committee modernizing the convention and other district events.
Outside of Kiwanis, he is the head chemist at A.R.I. His wife Kim is a nondestructive Tester Supervisor for the Air Force Civil Service. Kim herself has served two years as Lt. Governor and been named Distinguished by Kiwanis International. They have a 4-year-old daughter named Daisy.
Upon graduation he continued his Kiwanis career, forming the first internet club in Georgia Kiwanis. His work was recognized and celebrated as a Distinguished Club President by Kiwanis International and it transitioned into the role as Distinguished Lt. Governor for Division 1 under Past Governor Dewy Smith. As his career progressed, he transferred back to Jones County Kiwanis where he severed in several roles including Director, Vice-President and President. Once again being named Distinguished President by Kiwanis International.
In addition to his service at a club level he had the greatest privilege of being the Circle K Administrator for the Georgia District. During his 12 years as admin, he worked with some of the brightest student leaders that Georgia Key Club and Circle K has produced. The international achievement of the Georgia Circle K district is a model for many districts to follow. Many of those students have gone on to serve other districts in various capacities including governors, administrators, and members of the international board. He has been recognized many times for his role as Administrator by both the Georgia District and Circle K International having achieved the highest honor possible the Circle of Service award in the year 2020. He served for 6 years as the head of the Logistics and Site selection committee modernizing the convention and other district events.
Outside of Kiwanis, he is the head chemist at A.R.I. His wife Kim is a nondestructive Tester Supervisor for the Air Force Civil Service. Kim herself has served two years as Lt. Governor and been named Distinguished by Kiwanis International. They have a 4-year-old daughter named Daisy.