Kingston chamber elects new board of directors

The Greater Kingston Community Chamber of Commerce elected its new board of directors. The new board, which commences January 2009, consists of David Boone, Countrywide/Bank of America; Christine Conners, Kitsap Credit Union; Pete DeBoer; Nicholas Fitsemons, Pizza Factory; Daniel Martin, Kingston-North Kitsap Rotary, Patchwork Equities; Jeremy Moff, Moff Interactive; Kelly Muldrow, Windermere Real Estate – Kingston; Tom Ogden, The OGDEN Group.net; Bim Prince, Edward Jones; Mimi Smith-Danielson, Little City Catering; Tom Waggoner, Kingston Lumber; Sunny Woodward, John L. Scott; and alternate Lori Schmidt, Kitsap Bank.

December events at the Kingston chamber include:

Kingston Chamber Ambassadors meeting, installation of charter members, at 8:30 a.m. Dec. 2 at Cleo’s Landing

Kingston Chamber Board meeting, 7:30 a.m. Dec. 9 at Little City Catering

Kingston Chamber Ambassadors meeting, 8:30 a.m. Dec. 9 and 16 at Cleo’s Landing

After-Hours Networking, 5-7 p.m. Dec. 11 co-hosted by Windermere Real Estate-Kingston and American Marine Bank-Kingston, held at the bank on Highway 104.

Kingston Country Christmas and Holiday House Tour Dec. 13 at various locations in town

There will be no chamber luncheon in December. We will see you again in January for lunch provided by Little City Catering.

New members joining the Kingston chamber are BTA Builders, Inc., Ken Orlob; The DJ Guy, Frederick Pinard; Dale Rude of John L. Scott; and State Farm Insurance, John Johnson.

For contact information on these businesses and all chamber members, visit www.kingstonchamber.com and click on directory.

The chamber is pleased to announce recipients of its Patron Membership program. Congratulations go to The OGDEN Group.Net for Gold Patron and to new member John Johnson of State Farm Insurance for Silver Patron.

For more information on the chamber, visit www.kingstonchamber.com, contact Executive Director Linda Fyfe at (360) 297-3813 or stop by the office on Highway 104.

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