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2010 Lincoln/Reagan Day Dinner Re-cap

Montgomery GOP — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 22:15:06 +0000

A record 460 people turned-out for this year’s Lincoln/Reagan Day Dinner on Saturday, March 13th. It was the largest crowd ever. Congressman John Boehner was the featured speaker.

The following individuals received special recognition:

Jan Kelly: Chairman’s Award for unsurpassed and meritorious service to the Party

Terry Blair: Clara Weisenborn Award for outstanding service to the people of our community

Bob Rohrbach: Volunteer of the Year Award for outstanding work in service of the Party

Bryan Suddith: David D. Albritton Republican Man of the Year Award

Mike Nolan: Sheriff Gary Haines Memorial Award for outstanding public service

Joyce Young: Fred Young Memorial Award for outstanding service in fostereing and preserving good government

Sharon Lowry: Sue Finley Republican Woman of the Year Award

Aaron Gibson: Kay Wick Campaign Volunteer of the Year Award

Congratulations to all of this year’s award recipients.

Additional photos are available on our website www.montgop.com.

Join John Kasich’s Statewide Rally

Montgomery GOP — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 15:41:36 +0000

Please join John Kasich for a Kasich for Governor statewide house party for a New Way and a New Day.

When: Thursday, January 28th from 6:00 – 8:00pm

Where: http://www.KasichforOhio.com/HouseParty

The Dayton Tea Party Rally Drew More Than 8,000

Montgomery GOP — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:31:27 +0000

The Dayton Tea Party has announced the next Rally will be held at 7 pm on July 3rd in Brookville’s Golden Gate Park.

The event will have a similar flavor like the April 15th Rally, but with some twists. “We are having a professional fireworks show for all those that are in attendance. It will include a grand finale and more,” said Rob Scott, founder of the Dayton Tea Party. “We are having a kids area as well. This truly is going to be a family event with good music, activities and fellowship.”

Also, The Dayton Tea Party unveiled their revamped Web site that includes community forums, blogs and more. Additionally, the Dayton Tea Party is beginning community meet ups at local restaurants, coffee shops and libraries to discuss issues.

The April 15 event drew more than 8,000 in downtown Dayton at Courthouse Square. “The Tax Day Rally was amazing. We had a great crowd and amazing speakers.”

The Dayton Tea Party is a non-profit corporation that is a grassroots and nonpartisan group opposed to wasteful government spending. The Tea Party is made up of students, homemakers, working people, professionals, and business owners who are Democrats, Independents, Republicans, and Libertarians. To sign-up for email updates from the Dayton Tea Party, go to www.daytonohioteaparty.com. For questions, contact info@daytonohioteaparty.com.