NCRS President Dick Capello resigned his position effective November 1, 2014, for personal reasons. Per NCRS By-laws Section 6.2(d), the current Vice-President, Mike Ingham, is appointed to the position of President for the remainder of the past President's term.
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Although I am saddened to hear that Dick has chosen to step down, I'm confident that you will do a terrific job. Best wishes to you Mike. TonyRegion VII Director (serving members in Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas).
Original member of the Kansas City Chapter, est'd 07/11/1982.
Member: 1965 and 1966 National Judging Teams
Judging Chairman--Kansas City Chapter.
Co-Editor of the 1965 TIM and JG, 6th and 7th editions.
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Ditto on Tony's post.
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Mike,
Good luck in your new position
Dick,
Sorry to see you leave so soon.
RichardComment
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Mike, I know you will do a great job. Thank you for all of your hard work in the past.JeffComment
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Mike: know u can handle the presidency. sorry to see dickie go, but personal problems trump NCRS. mikeComment
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Mike,
We know you will continue doing a great job.
Dave & JoJudging Chairman Mid-Way USA (Kansas) ChapterComment
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Just to be perfectly clear, the actual resignation statement reads: "As of this day November 1, 2014 I resign my position as the NCRS President and as the Region 1 Director. I feel that without the complete support of the board and constant turmoil of trying to do what is best for NCRS I am not the person to lead NCRS.".Comment
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As a fellow graduate of the University Wisconsin Engine Research Center I know Mike will do a great job!
DukeComment
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Mike is a really good person. He brings with him a lot of wisdom. NCRS is in good hands.Comment
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Our club, it seems, is certainly in a time of turmoil. Just like everyone else, I feel I know some of the root causes. NCRS is the de facto most influential old car club on the planet, when it comes to judging and education.
NCRS has been, overwhelmingly, a joy to me for decades and I will be a faithful member until such time I am no longer physically able to be so. As Gary Chesnut rightfully reminds us, this is not the venue to express non-technical concerns. Unfortunately, for now, the typical path yields few results. It is my hope our club will gain its footing and soon get back on the centerline.
Regards,
MarkLast edited by Mark D.; November 4, 2014, 05:54 PM.KramdenComment
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Mike Best wishes in your new job, hope I will be able to help you next year. Please contact me if I can do any thing. Dave EwanComment
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Good to have a Westerner, best of luck.Big Tanks In the High Mountains of New MexicoComment
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For crying in a bucket....
Seems to me we need to bring some of the turmoil to a vote of the membership. Regional Directors should not be forced to duke it out on every emotional issue. When we have good honest people who try to do the job just throw in the towel and walk away, we have some serious issues. Today is election day and there were items on my ballot besides who to put in office. If it works for local government, it will work here too.
If we can't take a separate issue to a vote of the membership, I would at least expect regional directors to solicit the opinions of those they represent. It hasn't happened yet. Unless we know what the uproar is about how do we express an opinion?
Mike, You have a tough row to hoe.. I hope you are up for it.
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