Welcome
Kiwanians are ordinary people who perform extraordinary "hands-on" work. In Windsor, CT, as elsewhere around the world, the Kiwanis Club is a snapshot of the community; a group of dedicated, caring and involved volunteers who believe that they can make a positive difference in their community.
The
Kiwanis Club of Windsor has been actively involved in the Town of Windsor for over 46 years giving out over $80,000 worth of scholarships to Windsor High School Students.
Windsor Kiwanis 42nd Annual Shad Derby Road Race
May 19, 2012
Overall Male Runner Winner
Overall Female Runner Winner
Overall Male Walker Winner
#52 John Riccio
Overall Female Walker Winner
Class of 2011 - 2012
New members: Jim Yocius, Mary Ellen Gamache, Bruce Buchan, Lisa Atwood, Margie D'Agata and Skip Hamel. Not pictured Ellye Rosenberg.
New Members Installed
New member Mary Ellen Gamache, sponsor John Gamache, President Parker
President Parker, sponsor John D'Agata, new member Margie D'Agata
TWO IN A ROW
Bowie Wong was selected as the 2012 Shad Derby Queen on May 5, 2012 at the annual Shad Derby Coronation Ball.
Bowie was sponsored by the Windsor Kiwanis Club and is also a member of the Windsor High School Key club.
Bowie and her escort Khangnhi Nguyen
Bowie with her family and Kiwanis president Jim Parker
President Parker and Kiwanis member Linda Roberts
Sage Park Cape Cod Experience Field Trip
Peter Lepak is seen speaking with Kiwanis member Rich Knickerbocker after Thursday's meeting. Mr. Lepak spoke about the Sage Park Middle School's field trip to Cape Cod in June.
The Club presented Mr. Lepak with a check to be used for scholarships for the program.
New Members Installed
Meet Bruce Buchan and Skip Hamel. They were both installed as members of the Club at Thursday's meeting.
New England District Governor Vesta Browne visits the Windsor Kiwanis Club
Governor Browne paid a visit to the Windsor Kiwanis Club at the weekly meeting on Thursday March 29th. Pictured above: Club president Jim Parker, Governor Browne, Club treasurer Mike Waltein
Governor Browne with traveling companion NED
Windsor High School Key Club Competes in Annual Chamber of Commerce Windsor Feud
Windsor Kiwanis Celebrates 46th Anniversary
On January 20, 1966 the Windsor Kiwanis Club received it's charter. Seen in the above picture, at a party to celebrate the event, are Don Schildknecht, Tom McGovern, Nan Fryxell, Al Fryxell and Lieba Bernstein.
Windsor Town Hall Employees Win 7th Annual Kiwanis Canoe Race
The town employees collected $3555 in cash and 810 pounds of food to win the race. Total cash raised for the Windsor Food / Fuel Banks was $5635 and 2537 pounds of food. Many thanks to the Kiwanis, Rotary, Windsor Women's, Exchange, Jaycees and the Lions Clubs for their donations.
The
"Best Dressed Canoe Trophy" was won by the Windsor Women's Club.
SHAD DERBY ROAD RACE INFORMATION:
2011 Kiwanis Road Race Results.pdf
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