Hi all,
After spirited debate, Phyllis Richland was approved by Delegate Assembly to serve as UCO Vice President for the unexpired term of one year.
This vacancy was created by the election of Dave Israel to the Presidency of UCO. Dave had been serving in the position of UCO VP.
Welcome aboard Phyllis!
Dave Israel
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Phyllis
ReplyDeleteThe delegates who voted for you
made a smart, wise and intelligent
decision in voting you as VP.
You will continue what you have
accomplished in the past and
I know you will continue to make
CV very proud to have voted
for you.
CONGRATULATIONS and
ReplyDeleteWELCOME ABOARD PHYLLIS...
LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU!
Congratulations, Phyllis. I was very happy that you were voted in by a large majority of the delegates.
ReplyDeleteSpirited!!! it was down right bashing!!!! I feel bad anyone has to be subjected to that. I am so glad you are aboad Phyllis...you are a better person than me, I could not have tken that bashing!!! David did you have to let it go own that long?
ReplyDeleteHi Norma,
ReplyDeleteApril 10, 2010 10:21 AM,
My Administration must walk a well considered line which might be described as "middle of the road".
If I cut off dissent, I am painted as an autocrat. Thus I think we must allow those with differing opinions the right to speak.
I think some of the dissenting speakers who go "overboard" lose credibility in the eyes of the Delegates; and we saw the displeasure of the Delegates surface when they, in no uncertain terms, told one speaker to sit down.
I will make every effort to run a democratic meeting and will try to modulate the level of negativism and minimize it's effect.
Dave Israel
Well said Mr. President!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
David, I can only echo what Tropworld1 said to you: "Well done!"
ReplyDeleteI too am glad Phyllis Richland was voted in as vice president to fill your vacancy. I sat next to Phyllis at the meeting. It was NOT EASY for this sensitive woman to listen to all the bashing, but she held it in, and then, thankfully, the vote went her way. One man who got up in her defense said that changing one's mind about something isn't necessarily a sign of weakness; it can be a sign of maturity. I wholly agree.
But you had to let things go as they did for the very reasons you cite. To me, you did a masterful job of handling this, your first delegates meeting. I was most of all impressed when, near the end, a man criticized you for not praising Dan Gladstone and Jerry Karpf for the work they have done for the Village. You agreed with him! And you not only agreed, but then went to praise these two in your own words. I think we elected a wise and fair UCO president.
I have every confidence that our
ReplyDeletenewly elected VP, will work well
with our current Adminstration.
Under the leadership of the MOST
qualified Person of our time----
we will have the opportunity to
EXPLORE,IMPROVE & IMPLEMENT NEW
IDEAS, ALONG WITH THE BEST OF THE
PAST,which Phyllis was a part of..
Congratulations on behalf our Asssociation, Chatham M.
I've finally found a team worth working for and with. I shall henceforth be gracing the UCO Office with a greater frequency of my presence. Very diplomatic Dave, you've allowed the people themselves (Delegates) to shun those who would only seek attention through disruption.
ReplyDeleteNot one person stood up to announce that they, or another, would like a bite at the "vice-Presidential apple". If no one ran against Phyllis, she'd be the only candidate on the ballot. Wouldn't that be a fine mess, and would speak volumes regarding the electorate. Good job!
Randall...
ReplyDeleteI do hope for the sake of EVERYONE
associated with UCO...you WILL
CONVEY THE CONDENSED VERSION of your VAST amount of knowledge.....
( You know you lose almost everyone
after 2 minutes)
Love Yah!
Bettie L Bleckman
Hi Bettie,
ReplyDeleteI am presently under Dave's tutelage in presenting my statements concisely, simply, and with clarity.