| Kurt Kilmer & wife Annette Joined SAR 9/05/1978
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	   				  |  | Past President Lewis Slocum & wife Carol Member since 2/14/1984
 
 
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	   				  | Past President Clyde W. Childs Joined SAR 11/26/1980
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       				  |  | Harry G. Taylor, Jr. with wife Ginny Member since 1994
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	   				  | President Booth greets member George H. Ballard & wife Nancy |  | 
	  			    
       				  |  | Son Joshua stands with Dad, Chaplain and Past President LTC Peter K. Goebel.  
					   Member James "Jim" T. Hays is in right rear of the picture and long time SAR 
					   member (12/19/1969) Noel Haskell is pictured in the foreground.  
					   Joshua led the Pledge of Allegiance for us at the start of the meeting
					    - Thank you Joshua. | 
				    
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						 The Chapter was delighted to have several of our newest members present at the meeting:
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	   				  | President Booth (r) meets new member Timothy Owen Condon.  
					   Tim, who now hails from Albany, transferred to us from the 
					   Massachusetts Society.  He is the nephew of new members Jim and John McDermott.  
					   All three men descend from Pvt. James Thornton who served from NY. Welcome Tim! |  | 
	   				
	   				  |  | New members (l/r) Peter J. Lindemann from Howe Caves, descends from Pvt.
					   Benjamin Ford, (MA); Larry E. Winslow from Glens Falls descends from Pvt.
					   Moses Harris, Jr. (NY); Tim Condon; Tim's Uncles John F., from Albany, and 
					   James E. McDermott, from Loudonville, with President Booth (second from left). 
					   Welcome Compatriots! 
 
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						 Just before the election of officers President Booth thanked his 
						 fellow officers and all chapter members and their families for their 
						 support at our Chapter events.  He gave special recognition to Program 
						 Committee Chair Stephen "Steve" C. Coye; Treasurer Richard "Rich" H. 
						 Fullam; Acting Chaplain Henry Goebel, Jr.; and Past Presidents Dennis 
						 F. M. Marr and Richard "Rick" C. Saunders, Jr.  Each received a 
						 Certificate of Appreciation and a replica of a 1775 Revolutionary 
						 War American 6 lb. Field Cannon as a token of the Chapter's thanks for 
						 expending "extra effort" during the last two year period.  Past President 
						 Marr could not be in attendance and received his award later.
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	   				  | Duane & Steve |  | 
	   				
	   				  |  | Duane & Rich 
 
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	   				  | Duane & Henry |  | 
	  			    
       				  |  | Duane & Rick | 
				    
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						 Past President Saunders announced the following slate of officers for the 2005 - 2007 term:
	 			 		 
						 President  Jonathan E. Goebel1st Vice President & Treasurer  Richard H. Fullam
 2nd Vice President  George H. Ballard
 Secretary  Stephen C. Coye
 Registrar  Duane P. Booth
 Genealogist & Historian  Dennis F. Marr
 Chaplain  Peter K. Goebel
 Assistant Chaplain  Henry Goebel, Jr.
 
						 The slate of officers was unanimously elected and the installation 
						 of officers was preformed by Past President Lewis Slocum.  
						 Past President Saunders escorted the new officers to the 
						 installation position.
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	   				  | Past President Slocum starts the ceremony |  | 
	   				
	   				  |  | Past President Slocum congratulates the new officers 
 
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						 Following the installation of officers Program Chair Steve Coye 
						 introduced our guest speaker Distinguished Professor of History, 
						 Sung Bok Kim from the University of Albany.
 Before delivering his prepared text, Dr. Kim introduced two men 
						 that are visiting from South Korea, Mr. Dong Hyuk Woo a 
						 Reporter with the Korean Broadcasting Service and Kang -Uk Kim, Esq., 
						 Senior Prosecutor of Seoul District Attorney's Office. Dr. Kim 
						 pointed out that most South Koreans like Americans and they appreciate 
						 America helping them maintain their freedom. The two visitors 
						 readily agreed with Dr. Kim.
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	   				  | Dr. Sung Bok Kim, Kang -Uk Kim, Esq., and Dong Hyuk Woo
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	   				  |  | Distinguished Professor Kim uses a personal touch in delivering his message.  
					   His presentation on "Why did the British lose in the American 
					   Revolutionary War" was excellent and well received by all in attendance.  
					   The Chapter presented Professor Kim with a Bronze Good Citizenship Medal 
					   and Certificate. 
 
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						 At the end of his presentation Professor Kim noted that we 
						 all have something in common with him. That is we all understand 
						 the importance of keeping the lessons of the Revolutionary 
						 War alive.  We need to always remember our early history and 
						 continue educate ourselves and our youth on the sacrifices 
						 that our ancestors made for us and keep the basis of the government 
						 that they gave us that have kept us free so long.
 Following the program by Professor Kim, President Jonathan 
						 Goebel asked Past President Booth to come up and receive his 
						 Past President's Certificate and Pin.  Past President Booth 
						 thanked President Goebel and everyone in attendance for there 
						 support and the ovation that they gave him.
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	   				  | Past President Booth & President Jonathan E. Goebel
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						 The meeting was adjourned until September 18, 2005. 
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