HAPPY 30TH ANNIVERSARY ASSOCIATION! SERVING BOONE LAKE SINCE 1983

Boone Lake Association is celebrating 30 years of working to improve the water quality and safety of Boone Lake. The picture to the left is an iconic picture of the shape that Boone Lake was in during the early eighties. Boone Lake Association was formed in 1983 and with the support of its members, has made vast improvements in the condition of the lake. As everyone on the lake knows, it is a continuous fight to keep the litter and wood debris out of the lake. BLA would like to thank all our members, past and present, along with our business and government partners. The picture below represents the Boone Lake we have all come to love and enjoy!

Boone Lake Association WATCHING THE WATERS P.O. Box 111 Piney Flats, TN 37686 April 2013 www.boonelakeassociation.org BOARD AND COMMITTEE HAPPENINGS

BLA BUDGET As of December 31st 2012, BLA’s three accounts totaled $27,955. Of this, the Business Checking account balance was $14,297 (which included a $2,000 designated grant to Johnson City), the Capital Savings account balance was $10,774, and the Boone Lake Cleanup Day account balance was $2,884. Due to major expenses in the first 3 months of 2013, the Capital Savings account is now close to being depleted. This fund was used to purchase a new 60hp motor, a new storage facility located at Boone Lake Marina, new signage at the marinas and ramps, replacement of equipment stolen from a BLA boat, and upgraded containment barriers at our retention sites around the lake. The Capital Savings account is replenished gradually as Dues and Donations are received. 7.5% of every deposit is allocated to this account.

MEMBERSHIP NEWS Our membership at the end of 2012 stood at 582, 48 shy of the totals reached in 2010 and 2011. Thank you to the 400+ members who have already submitted dues for 2013. Additional dues reminders will be sent out over the next few months. If you have not mailed in your dues, please do so as soon as possible.

BLA believes that increasing our membership is vital not only for funding our activities, but also increasing water quality awareness around our lake. There is power in numbers. All Boone Lake Residents (2,000+) should be members of BLA. Encourage your friends and neighbors to join us in the fight to keep Boone Lake clean and beautiful.

WATER QUALITY The Water Quality Committee meets in April to discuss water collection testing sites around the lake for the summer of 2013. We will also discuss additional activities that the Water Quality Committee might pursue to maintain our good water quality for everyone who uses the lake. If you are interested in joining the committee or taking water samples during the summer, call Ann Harrison at 423-323-3887.

LAKE CLEANUP OPERATIONS The BLA crew and Lake Operations Committee have been extremely busy this winter. See article on page 7 for details.

BOONE LAKE ASSOCIATION is now on FACEBOOK Today’s young people and not so young people enjoy using Facebook to connect with family, friends and businesses. Boone Lake Association has created a Facebook page to connect with existing members and hopefully interest some new people in becoming members. We will be posting pictures, stories and events often, so please visit our page at www.facebook.com/BooneLakeAssociation and “Like” our page to follow us and see what Boone Lake Association is doing for Boone Lake.

Everyone is welcome to post pictures and stories related to Boone Lake type activities, whether it be lake cleanup projects, fun in your boat, catching that big , or a pretty sunset on Boone Lake. We would like to hear from you!

DATES TO REMEMBER Board Meetings – 1st Tuesday of each month – April 2, May 7, June 4, July 2 – Winged Deer Park Conference Room 7:00pm Members Welcome!

Boone Lake Cleanup Day – Saturday April 27, 2013

Questions for BLA – [email protected] JANUARY FLOODIN G Jay Wise

Monday January 14, 2013, the forecast was not good for Boone Lake and the surrounding region. The National Weather Service was predicting heavy rain and issued an area watch. The stationary front stalled, producing non-stop heavy rainfall across our region that lasted for several days.

The January flood raised water levels in Boone Lake, and approximately 15 feet in just a few days. We were fortunate this rain system hit in January while the lake levels were down so there was somewhere for all this rain water to go. TVA did a great job managing the lake levels. However, with over 650 tributaries feeding into Boone Lake, most reaching near flood stage, there was a lot of trash, debris and logs delivered to Boone Lake on both the Watauga and South Holston sides of the lake. The region received more than five inches of rain in a 3 day period followed by several inches of snow. At Bristol Motor Speedway and the surrounding area rainwater flooded parking lots. These floodwaters carried trash into Beaver Creek, ending up in Boone Lake near Davis Boat Dock. Boone Lake Association with the help of labor provided by Sullivan County cleaned up the area to remove much of the trash and prevent it from reaching Boone Lake.

With the water rising and snow on the ground, one of our crewmembers went to check on the BLA pontoon cleanup boat to discover it had been robbed and vandalized. Robbers broke into a locked tool box with a logging chain securing it with padlocks. Two chainsaws, a backpack leaf blower and several gas cans including the gas tank for the boat motor along with the logging chain were taken. They also damaged some of the wiring for the boat’s lights. A police report was filed with the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Dept. If anyone saw anything or hears of any information that may help in the investigation please contact the Sheriff’s Dept. or Boone Lake Association. Like the old saying goes, “when it rains it pours”! Additional security steps have been put in place to hopefully prevent this from happening again.

Boone Lake Association will be working to clean up lower parts of the in an attempt to remove some of the trash before it reaches Boone Lake. This along with our 14th Annual Boone Lake Cleanup scheduled on Saturday April 27, 2013 will hopefully get our lake cleaned up so we can all enjoy a fun and safe summer.

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BARRIER REPLACEMENT

BLA worked this winter to replace the old styrofoam barriers at our containment areas. These barriers are used to contain logs and large debris in designated coves during the summer until the water goes down and the debris can be burned or removed during the winter. The new corrugated pipe barriers are environmentally friendly and are more visually attractive. Old styrofoam containment barriers New corrugated pipe barriers

BLA Crew works to replace barriers 14 ANNUAL BOONE LAKE CLEANUP DAY SATURDAY, APRIL 27

Come join us for the official kickoff to 2013 Season on Boone Lake! It is our opportunity to clean up our lake in preparation for boating season.

Saturday, April 27th from 9 A.M. until 3 P.M. volunteers will be at points all around Boone Lake handing out bags and gloves as needed to everyone who wants to help clean up our lake. Pick up stations will be located at: Boone Lake Marina Davis Boat Dock Lakeview Marina Jay’s Boat Dock Sonny’s Marina Rockingham Marina Ramp at Bluff City Ramp at 11E

Spend as much or as little time as you can picking up litter and debris. Return the bags to the pick up stations by 3 P.M. to receive tickets good for Cash Prizes. The more you pick up, the better your chance to WIN! 4 P.M. at Winged Deer Park there will be a picnic for all the participants with FREE TEE SHIRTS, FREE FOOD and CASH PRIZES!!!

Come join the FUN! The following article was submitted by one of our members. It About appeared in the October, 2012 Seaworthy magazine. Electric Shock Drowning

Conscientious parents, who would never that was also reported to have “improper Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) at marinas and imagine letting their children go boating without wiring.” An earlier test of 50 freshwater private docks. (Note that in Europe, GFCIs a life vest or ride in a car without securing their boats in the Portland, Oregon area by have been required at marinas for almost 30 seat belts, often have no qualms about letting Kevin Ritz, the nation’s foremost expert on years and ESD is no longer a concern.) Until a child jump off a dock into fresh water. What ESD, found that 13 boats—26 percent— such time as freshwater boats and docks are these parents don’t realize is that if the dock were leaking potentially lethal doses of safe—and that could be decades away—the has120-volt AC power, lethal amounts of electricity into the water. best defense is to never swim near docks with electricity could be finding their way into the energized 120-volt AC power. Signs should water from faulty wiring on the dock or a boat. How much electricity is lethal? AC current be posted warning children and parents to In a one week period this past July, four children flow of around 100 milliamps (mA) of AC STAY OUT OF THE WATER! The rule has and one young adult were killed in separate current will put the heart into fibrillation and to be enforced. If someone must go into the electric shock drowning (ESD) incidents at death will likely follow within seconds. But water to retrieve something lost overboard, the docks on freshwater lakes. lesser amounts of electricity, say, 15- 30 mA, electricity to the dock should be shut off. Note will create muscle paralysis, and even the that 12-volt electricity will not cause ESD. Nor • At a marina on in , best swimmers will be drowned. Note that will 120-volt current from a boat’s generator a 10-year-old boy died instantly and his most local law enforcement investigators unless another boat (with an electrical fault) 11-year-old friend was critically injured don’t have the technical background to is sharing electricity from the generator via and died the following day after swimming recognize an ESD accident and there is no a power cord. In saltwater, electricity does near a docked houseboat. Frayed wiring post-mortem evidence available to coroners not cause ESD; saltwater is more conductive near a metal swim ladder on the houseboat to ascertain whether electricity was involved than the human body. There is not yet enough was believed to have been the cause. Five in a drowning. It is highly likely that there research to know at what point brackish water adults who tried to rescue the boys were also are many “drowning” victims who were becomes dangerous or what distance from a affected and there likely would have been actually electrocuted. possible electrical fault is safe. When in doubt, more fatalities had someone on the dock stay out. not had the presence of mind to disconnect When ESD accidents are identified, the parents the houseboat’s shore power cord. and friends of the victims are almost always Note: You can test to see if a boat is leaking unaware that swimming from an energized electrical current using something called an AC • At Dry Branch Cove on Lake of the Ozarks, dock is dangerous. In many past ESD cases, clamp meter, which clamps onto a shore power a 26-year-old woman was electrocuted bystanders who dove into the water to save cord and measures electricity going into the and died while swimming from a private children have also become victims. To protect boat’s electrical system and returning from the dock that, according to preliminary police against ESD accidents, the American Boat and system. If the two numbers aren’t exactly the reports, had faulty wiring. Her two half- Yacht Council (ABYC) adopted standards in same, electricity is in the water. Clamp meters, brothers, ages 11 and 13, felt a tingling 2010 that require an Equipment Leakage Circuit GFCIs and ELCIs are available at West Marine, and were saved when they swam toward a Interrupter. (ELCI) be installed on new boats. (www.westmarine.com). If you have questions different dock. However, not all boat manufacturers follow about your dock or boat’s electrical system, the ABYC standards, which are voluntary, your best source is an ABYC–certified marine • In a separate Lake of the Ozarks incident, and there is no requirement to retrofit ELCIs electrician. To find someone who is qualified in an 8-year-old boy and his 13-year-old sister on older boats. There is also no standard your area, go to www.abycinc.org/certification/ both died while swimming from a dock that requires the installation of Ground Fault directorySearch.cfm

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EMAIL UPDATE Boone Lake Documentary REQUEST In January 2013, Martin Becerra, an ETSU student, contacted Please keep BLA updated with your Russ Harrison, BLA President, for assistance with a film project current email address as we are concerning Boone Lake. The corresponding more with members results of this effort can be via email in an effort to save seen at www.facebook.com/ money. You can send us an email at boonelakeassociation or [email protected] with www.boonelakeassociation. any changes you may have. org BLA BOARD MEETING, DECEMBER 4, 2012

BLA held its Expanded Board Meeting on December 4th 2012 at Winged Deer Park starting at 7pm. The main purpose of the meeting was to seek membership’s annual approval of the slate of Officers and Board for 2013. A total of 23 members attended the meeting.

A highlight of the evening was when Martha Podren of TVA presented BLA with a check for $2,000. This resulted from a grant application suggested by TVA earlier in the year, with the intent of steering the funds towards a suitable “water quality project”. It was agreed to allocate the funds to the “Sinking Creek Wetlands Project”, which will be administered by Johnson City Parks and Rec. later in 2013.

The BLA By-Laws were revised last year, as detailed in the November 2012 Shoreliner. As part of this revision, the make-up of the Board was changed to 6 Officers in lieu of 4, and 9 Board members in lieu of 5. By so doing the total number of Officers and Board was increased from 9 to 15.

The following slate of Officers and Board for 2013 was approved by the membership:

President - Russ Harrison 1st Vice President - (Vacant) 2nd Vice President - David Haaf Treasurer - Mike Bundy Assistant Treasurer - Larry Larson Secretary- Connie Deegan

Board Members: Ken Bronner, Sue Doyle, Jerry Frank, Ann Larson, Dan Nowack, Dennis Scheer, Ron Siegfried, Jay Wise, Frank Young

The 14 people above-listed were thanked for agreeing to serve. Additionally, Russ expressed gratitude to outgoing board members Mary Ann Kinch, Montie Tesky, and Reggie Lett.

TVA’s Martha Podren presents a check for $2000 BLA Officers and Board Members to BLA,’s President, Russ Harrison Left to right: Ron Siegfried, Connie Deegan, Ann Larson, Ken Bronner, Russ Harrison, Frank Young, Sue Doyle, Dan Nowack, Jay Wise, David Haaf, Jerry Frank, Dennis Scheer. Not pictured: Mike Bundy and Larry Larson BEAVER CREEK GOES GREEN This photograph was submitted by a BLA member who Bass on wondered what had caused Beaver Creek to turn green on Race Day weekend. It was taken from the bridge on Buffalo C.B. Kinch Road where Beaver Creek enters Boone Lake. She had Boone Lake witnessed all manner of things floating down Beaver Creek Fishing has been excellent on Boone Lake this winter. Most of over the years, but was baffled by this sight. the tournament fishermen have agreed that you can get rid of We were pleased to be able everything except the Alabama Rig and Swim Baits. Most all of the to allay her concerns with this tournaments and rodeos are experiencing record catches. Five fish most unusual explanation:- limits in excess of 20 pounds are consistently being weighed in. As it happened this year, the During the recent Bill Gatton Trail held at Winged Deer Park, three March race at Bristol Motor large mouth over six pounds were brought in to be weighed. Most Speedway coincided with St. of the seasoned anglers agree “this is the best winter fishing ever”. Patrick’s Day, so BMS received permission from TDEC to turn See your local bait shops on how to use the Alabama Rig. Happy Beaver Creek green, using an fishing! environmentally-friendly dye. As said in Irish song, Beaver Creek was “A Wearing of the Green” Lake Operations 2013 Ron Siegfried

A Lake Operations Committee, consisting Maintenance of our boats, motors firewood and pile them at the campsites. of eight members, was created for and trailers will be the responsibility of This is a win-win for us and the campers. 2013. The new committee will add Jerry Frank, owner of the Boone Lake TVA was excited about this plan. depth, structure, new programs and Marina. Jerry will service and maintain accountability to our Association. The computer records on all our boats, Additionally, we met with Dean Mimier, committee members are Bobby Booher, motors and trailers. Note: Jerry is doing Johnson City Public Works Manager, at Ken Bronner, Denny Devereaux, Jerry this service LABOR FREE. The BLA the TWRA 11E boat ramp to discuss the Frank, Dan Nowack, Ron Siegfried, Jay pays for parts only! feasibility of their crew lifting logs from Wise and Frank Young. The committee the lake bank and hauling them away. met several times last year and We thank you Jerry for your This again eliminates the long distance established the following procedures for generosity! towing. Dean was in total agreement 2013: with the proposal. Denny Devereaux All our boats and motors have been and Jay Wise are working on the details During the winter months (Oct-March), serviced and are ready for the spring of this procedure for implementation our employees will work as a team season. this summer. cutting and burning logs at our various retention sites. From April- Sept., Joey All illegal activity should be reported to We have purchased and are installing Tester will work the South Holston side BLA at 423-956-6615 for action by the 18-20 permanent signs at all TWRA/ and Aaron Warren the Watauga side appropriate authorities. TVA ramps and marinas directing lake of Boone Lake. The Lake Operations users to report any floating debris to committee has a supervisor for the The new 60HP Honda motor has been the BLA via a “dedicated number” Watauga side, Denny Devereaux, installed on the 18’ Carolina Skiff by listed on the sign. The caller will simply and for the South Holston side, Dan Sexton’s. It is currently in use and Joey leave a message and Lake Operations Nowack. The supervisors will set the states “it runs great!” will monitor the service and initiate schedules for the employees based on appropriate action. pre-established priorities. Past practice has been for our employees to tow all floating logs to In summary, with the incorporation of our retention sites and tie them up until new employee procedures, regular the cut and burn months. This practice maintenance of our boats/motors used valuable time and gas since we by the Boone Lake Marina, and had only Marker #19 on the Watauga maximum utilization of volunteer side. To alleviate this time and gas workers, we foresee BLA serving our consuming practice, we asked for and members, major sponsors, and lake received permission from the TVA to guests more efficiently and effectively tie up logs next to the over 20 primitive thus providing a safe and clean lake campsites around the lake. During the environment…. The cleanest Boone Boat with new 60HP motor winter months, we will cut the logs into Lake in history.

30 Years and Going Strong In celebrating BLA’s 30 year anniversary, we would be remiss in not recognizing Ken Bronner. A founding member and past president, Ken has been active in the Association since its inception. During the past 30 years, Ken has almost single handedly managed Lake Operations. Ken remains an active member of the newly formed Lake Operations committee, In this role, he willingly shares all the knowledge he has acquired over the years. Thank You, Ken. Sue Doyle (Board Member) Sue’s family (husband Joe and two daughters) moved to Johnson City in 1998 when Joe retired from the USMC. She attended ETSU and received a MS in Environmental Health. Sue worked for TDEC in Air Pollution and Water Pollution, but left the State to work in family business. They moved to Piney Flats this year and live near the Devault Bridge Road. Sue serves as BLA’s rep on the Board of Boone Watershed Partnership.

David Haaf Jerry Frank (Board Member) (BLA 2nd Vice President) Jerry, originally from Pennsylvania, has been owner (along with his parents, Jerry Sr. & Kim) David is currently Director of Bakery Deli of Boone Lake Marina since 2008. He is an Operations for Food City Stores. He is an active supporter & contributor to BLA events Iowa native and has been a Certified Chef de’ such as Boone Lake Clean-Up Day. Boone Cuisine of the American Culinary Federation Lake Marina maintains the BLA boats and since 1991 and has various degrees and provides assistance with other BLA projects. extensive work history as a chef as well as serving in the military. David joined Boone Lake Association and is serving as 2nd Vice President for 2013. David’s wife Mellaine Ann Larson (Board Member) and daughter Asiana moved with him to Ann and husband Larry moved to TN from Boone Lake in 2012. David enjoys time State College, PA in April 2012 and make their with family, boating, water sports, working home on Boone Lake in Piney Flats. Ann is out, landscaping and a bit of golf when time retired from the Marine Corps. She and Larry allows. have 3 daughters and 3 grandchildren. She is enjoying learning about all the area has to offer and stays busy with home projects, Connie Deegan (BLA Secretary) crafting and sewing. Connie is the Park Naturalist Programmer for Johnson City Parks and Rec. She has worked as head naturalist for a nature center Dan Nowak in the Northeast for six years before taking (Lake Operations Supervisor) this position. She has one daughter studying Dan who grew up in Upstate New York, Coastal Management/Marine Science at served in the Marine Corps for 22 years and Eckerd College. Connie also teaches part retired in the D.C. area. He then worked for time as a motorcycle safety instructor, enjoys a government contractor in the D.C. area as hiking, camping, kayaking and Loves The a procurement professional until retiring from Water. She is very pleased to be actively that job in 2009. Dan found Boone Lake on working with the BLA. the internet and moved onto Summer Sound road in 2010. Dan has two adult children who live out of state. Larry Larson (Assistant Treasurer) Larry Larson is BLA’s new Assistant Treasurer. He and his wife Ann recently Jay Wise (Board Member) moved to Piney Flats from State College, PA Jay has lived on Boone Lake for most of his where he worked as a Program Manager for life in four different locations, presently on Penn State University. Larry is a thirty-six year the Watauga side near Sonny’s Marina. He Marine Corps veteran who is now enjoying and his wife Libby have participated in Boone retirement touring the area’s abundant golf Lake cleanup for many years. Jay has worked courses. in healthcare for the last 22 years. The lake has always been a big part of his life, enjoying fishing. skiing, and wakeboarding and he Denny Devereaux looks forward to serving on the board. (Lake Operations Supervisor) Denny and his wife moved to Boone Lake in 1987. Denny has been retired from USAir since 1993. He now works building docks and porches. Denny loves to fish, mostly stripes and crappie. He has been married 51 years to Marilyn and has 3 children, 7 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren. 2013 Supporter List THANKS TO ALL OUR MEMBERS

Boone Lake Marina Jay’s Dock $1000/yr Cleanup $1,000/yr Boat Cleanup Independent Sports Catering Sponsorship and Boat $1000/yr Cleanup Boat Boat Maintenance Sponsorship Sponsorship

Dues that were received and posted between Oct 31, 2012 and Mar 26, 2013

MAJOR SPONSOR Jeff & Linda Begley Evelyn Harless Royce & Debbie Peters $1000+ A.J. & Erin Bernhardt Tony & Evelyn Harlow Kirk & Mary Peterson Marian Bertotti David & Laurel Harris Bud & Deb Phillips Allan & Betty Rothwell Brian & Amy Bevins John & Judi Harrison Jose & Cynthia Picaza Bill & Martha Blalock Russ & Ann Harrison Dr. Joel & Shirley Piercy PLATINUM $500+ Lanney & Aleta Blevins Lonnie & Sherri Hart Fred & Gina Pinney James Abraham George & Colleen Bottcher John & Janice Hayes Newton & Carmen Raff Gordon & Cindy Bolton Ken & Ellen Bronner Harold & Joan Helton Edward Reynolds, III Bill & Beth Hall Ed & Betty Buchanan John & Jill Henritze Fielding & Joyce Rolston Mike & Debbie Quillen Mike & Angie Bundy Brett & Jennie Hodge Joe & Peggy Rusek Mike Thomas Josh & Christy Burke Mike & Cindy Holt Rob & Rhonda Sampson Sandra Burns Douglas & Carri Homoky Peter & Patricia Schick PARTNERS $250+ John & Carolyn Burrows G.H. Hood Carrie Schwartz Gary & Cara Anderson Jason & Carol Camp Ken Hood Tony Seaton Sam & DeLois Anderson Jack Carrier Gray Storage Solutions Joyce Seese Henry & Jamie Bailey Vance Cheek Jonathan & Nicole Hughes Nasser & Carolyn Shahbazi Ricky & Pamela Beane Donald & Barbara Clemons Albert & Shelba Hyatt Jeff & Mary Shapiro Henry & Dianne Cook Scott & Cathy Clendenin Ron & Denise Isaacs Ron & Alice Siegfried David Kilgore & Laura Bowman Kyle & Donni Clifton Craig & Paige Jeffries Donald & Joan Sinn Joe & Lorenia Davis Jerry & Donna Coffey Tim & Katie Jenkins Mark Sizemore Tim & Lynn Dell Chris & Marilyn Colen Jan & Paula Jennings Joe & Connie Slaughter Guy & Cathy Dodd, Jr Bill & Jo Commander Larry & Sherry Johnson Carl & Connie Slocum Charles Earhart Jim & Sydney Cooper Delores Robinette Jones Dennis Smith Bill Gatton Honda Scott & Lorrie Cooper Tom & Pam Jones Doug & Denise Strickland Chris & Sommer Hill David & Sue Cumbox Jim & Alexandria Kalogeros Jim & Carole Tackett Bill & Sandra Hodge Mike Cunningham/Greg’s Pizza Roger & Martha Kennedy Stewart & Sheila Taylor Keith & Ann Horton David & Joan Dahmen Roger & Diane Kennedy Montie & Jackie Tesky Lake Harbor Homeowners Assoc Dennis & Kathy Davis Joseph & Pamela Kerr Charlie & Jeanie Thomas Gary & Leslie Latture Earnie Deavenport C.B. & Mary Ann Kinch Jessie Thomas Fred & Susie Mishkin Wayne Deere Dave & Kathy King Ken & Susan Thompson Pete & Leslie Panus Dickie & Julie Dietz Annette Kitchen Tom & Vivian Todd Paul & Cheryl Rhoton Donald & Trennia Dotson Wayne & Kay Ladd Jerry & Peggy Townsend Stephen Rogers Lloyd Elwell Lakeview RV Park Gordon & Betty Travis Jerry & Jill Stephens Wayne & Denise Epperson Larry & Ann Larson Harold & Judi Wade Steve & Kim Wysong Ed Fennell,II & Nancy Fennell Bob & Velma Lathrop Joe & Ellen Wallen Zak’s Furniture Harry & Gail Ford Don & Ann Lee Jim & Linda Warner Roger & Micki Foster Lilly Landing Condominiums Buddy & Sally Webb Ken Franklin Ted & Pamela Lymberis Doug Weems SUPPORTER $100+ Jim & Jean Fuller Keener & Nancy Mallicote Jim & Vicki Welch Wes & Jo Adams Garland Lumber Co/Posteel Bldg Bernard & Norma Martin George & Betty Wildrick Cleve & Becky Anderson Chuck & Marcia Gavin Ralph & Brenda McDaniel Duane & Alice Williams Dr. Gary & Andrea Andes Charles & Linda Gibson Thomas McKee Ron & Lynn Williams Steve & Cheryl Anstoetter Stuart & Linda Gillenwater James & Naomi McLaney Dennis & Wanda Willingham David & Miggie Atkinson Mike Gordon Betty McMillin Hamlin & Kelly Wilson Al & Mary Bacon Joe & Lisa Groseclose Bob & Mitzi McNab Jon & Jill Wireman Terry & Jeanette Bailey Stephen & Novice Gross Forrest & Melissa McNair Jay & Libby Wise Jim Baker Eric & Paula Guy Lowanna Moorhouse-Fife Don & Bobby Wright Ed & Pam Balaban David & Mellaine Haaf Gerald & Mary Ann Morie Howard Steed & Allison Yates Dan & Angela Ball Jerry & Jackie Hale Dr. A.J. & Caroline Mosrie Frank & Frankie Young Robert & Gracie Basham Ben & Kathryn Hall Derrick & Leslie Paduch Jim & Renee Ziegler Wayne & Debbie Bays Chris & Stephanie Hansen William & Martha Pannell Gerald & Betty Begley, Sr. Fred & Heidi Harkleroad Jeff Parish Boone Lake Association Membership January 1 – December 31, 2013 P.O. Box 111 Piney Flats, TN 37686

THANK YOU TO MEMBERS WHO CONTRIBUTE GENEROUSLY TO KEEP BOONE LAKE CLEAN

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