Missouri Artisans Association, The Best of Missouri Hands, is committed to non-discrimination and equal opportunities in its membership, educational programs, activities, and employment regardless of race, color, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, age, disability or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran.
Welcome to a new Best of Missouri Hands year—2012
You, our members, are the backbone of this organization and we appreciate your involvement and support.
As your President, and with the help of the board of directors, I look forward to continuing the great work started by Peggy King, retiring board president and other retiring board members. We are anticipating a year of exciting changes and improvements, all of which we believe will make the organization even more meaningful to our great artistic community. Our goal is to develop programs and venues that will enhance the value BOMH brings to its juried and non-juried members, while maintaining the integrity of our vision and mission. (click here to read the mission of BOMH)
I wish to express my thanks to those retiring board members, committee chairs and to 2012 current board and committees. It is my pleasure to acknowledge the dedication of those who served, and of course and huge thank you to Peggy King who served us well as President, 2010- 2011. We have many leaders in the BOMH community who generously give of their time and talents and support. Their advice and insightfulness are a valuable resource to this organization.
THANK YOU - Peggy King, Jeannie Scott, Vic Barr, Don Kelley, Carol Knox, Jeff Walker, Pamela Outersky-Smith, Kristie Kittleson, Michael Gaines, Danita Allen Woods, Mary Beth Sinclair, Bill Merritt, Stephanie Witte, Don Crozier, Garrnetta Sullivan, Mary Benjamin, Tresa Killion, Brenda Beck-Fisher, Jamie Carey-Humphries, Danya Roselle, Shug Goodlow, Lisa Becker, Jerry Cox, Ellen Klamon, and Dodie Eisenhauer.
And a very special thank you to Best of Missouri Hands- Martha Greer, Executive Director