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KDS MASTER POINTS.Xlsx Kansas Destination Specialist ‐ Points Accumulation updated: 5/20/21 Blue=Did not renew‐must begin again Yellow=earned designation Red=just needs book report(s) Lavendar=earned, not yet awarded Green=close to 25 points Last Name First Name Organization Email Address Accum PTS Book Reports KDS Date Aaron Mike Grand Prairie Hotel 8 Adams Dwayne Hotel & Lodging Association of Greater KC 2 Adams Steve KDWPT [email protected] 2 Adcock Debbie Coucil Grove/Morris County COC [email protected] 6 Adrian Kevin MIK, LLC dba Super 8 [email protected] 3 Ahistedt Cathy Smoky Valley Historical Asociation‐Coronado [email protected] 2 Ahistedt Robert Smoky Valley Historical Asociation‐Coronado [email protected] 2 Ahn Victoria Travel Advertising Group [email protected] 3 Albert Cathy WaKeeney Tourism [email protected] 56 Ali Sher Ayan Travels & Tours [email protected] 3 Allen Bette Great Overland Station [email protected] 4 Allen Jamie Visit Wichita [email protected] 3 Allen Katie Coffeyville CVB [email protected] 10.5 Allen Mindy Ruf Strategic Solutions [email protected] 10 Allen Tonya Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure [email protected] 3 Allen Scott Kanza Rails‐Trails Conservancy, Inc. 5 Alley Jenn [email protected] 3 Alvarez Tosha Hampton Inn & Suites at the Kansas Star Casino [email protected] 3 Amick Abby Wabaunsee County EDC [email protected] 14 Anderson Barbara [email protected] 2.5 Anderson Karen High Plains Museum [email protected] 3 Anderson Jennifer Jones Huyett Partners [email protected] 14 Anderson Jennifer [email protected] 3 Andrade John Olathe Parks & Recreation Foundation 3 Ansell Beth [email protected] 3 Anspach Kim eXplore Lawrence [email protected] 30.5 Argo Allie Marysville Convention & Tourism [email protected] 3 Arlington Mary Kansas Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds [email protected] 10 Arnold Chris River City Brewing Company [email protected] 2 Ascher Keith Geary County CVB [email protected] 6 Asher Caleb KDOC ‐ Communications & Marketing 3 Aslin Amanda TapHouse 2 Ausenbaugh Terry AAA ‐ Home & Away Media Group 6 Austin Aaron [email protected] 3 Austin Kurt Sporting KC [email protected] 2 Avdic Adaleta Simpleview [email protected] 3 Ayala Holli Finney County CVB / Garden City [email protected] 33 3 of 3 10/23/19 Bahnmaier Paul Lecompton Histocial Society, Inc. [email protected] 36 Bailey Robin Dodge City CVB [email protected] 28 3 of 3 Baker Joy Kansas State Fair [email protected] 3.5 Baker Sydni Visit Manhattan [email protected] 3 Bale Justin CTM Media Group Inc. [email protected] 6 Ballard Annette Hays CVB [email protected] 1 Ballard Tony Visit Manhattan [email protected] 6 Baltazor Monica [email protected] 1.5 Barber Annette Hays CVB [email protected] 4 Barnes Myrna Morton County Historical Society [email protected] 3 Barnes Suzan Grand Central Hotel [email protected] 64 3 of 3 10/16/13 Barnes Stacy City of Greensburg Convention & Tourism [email protected] 55 3 of 3 10/28/15 Barnett Tiffany Meade State Park [email protected] 3 Barnett Mary Lyn Wamego Chamber & CVB [email protected] 4 Bateman Daniel KS Cosmosphere 8 Bates Lynn Visit Overland Park [email protected] 1 Baughman Rebekah Kansas City Kansas CVB [email protected] 25.5 3 of 3 10/7/20 Bauman Merry Wyldewood Cellars [email protected] 35 Baumer Christan Sedgwick County Zoo 4 Bean Janet Fick Fossil & History Museum 16 Beas Michelle [email protected] 3 Beeson Megan Winfield Chamber/Tourism [email protected] 5 Beikman Ricci [email protected] 2.5 Bell Mike Visit Topeka, Inc. [email protected] 43.5 3 of 3 10/19/16 BenDor Liron Overland Park CVB [email protected] 16.5 Benien Tiffany Visit Salina [email protected] 76.5 3 of 3 10/24/18 Bennett Ben Geary County CVB [email protected] 5 Berggren Terry Ruf Strategic Solutions 3 Kansas Destination Specialist ‐ Points Accumulation updated: 5/20/21 Blue=Did not renew‐must begin again Yellow=earned designation Red=just needs book report(s) Lavendar=earned, not yet awarded Green=close to 25 points Last Name First Name Organization Email Address Accum PTS Book Reports KDS Date Berggren Julie KC Pumpkin Patch & KC Wine Co. 3 Bergkam Robin Palace Computers [email protected] 3 Bernardi Kit Midwest Living Magazine [email protected] 3 Bienert Kristin Midwest Living 9 Billington Mary [email protected] 3 Bingam Lee Elbee Farms 3 Bjerkaas Doug Flint Hills Tourism Coalition 2 Bjerkaas Noemi Flint Hills Tourism Coalition 2 Black Robin MIT Abilene 8 Blahut Amber ADARA [email protected] 3 Blake Allison Abilene CVB [email protected] 3 Blick Dianne Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center [email protected] 6 Blom Jeff AAA Allied Group, Inc. 3 Bloom Sara [email protected] 3 Bloom Susan Oakley Area Tourism [email protected] 18.5 Bluml Christina Exploration Place, Inc. [email protected] 3 Bonner Kristen TripAdvisor [email protected] 3 Bowman Stacey The Group Travel Leader [email protected] 3 Boydston DeAnna Gardner Edgerton Chamber of Commerce [email protected] 2 Braddy Tom Wyldewood Cellars 6 Bramhall Amber [email protected] 3 Brant Linda Lucas Area Chamber of Commerce [email protected] 3 Brayfield Kendra eXplore Lawrence [email protected] 6 Brehm Lara Boot Hill Museum [email protected] 42 Brenner Carl [email protected] 3 Breth David [email protected] 1.5 Bright Natalie TIAK [email protected] 13.5 Broeckelman Margie Oakley Chamber of Commerce 7 Bronson Dana S&B Motels/Courtyard by Marriott [email protected] 3 Brooks Marylin Go Wichita [email protected] 7 Brophy Jane Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce/CVB [email protected] 15.5 Brown Linda Sumner County Economic Development [email protected] 7 Bruning Jere Hiawatha CVB 6 Bryant Becky Biking Across Kansas, Inc. 3 Buettgenbach Jessica Visit Wichita [email protected] 6 Bull Linda Jones Huyett Partners [email protected] 2 Bunger Chad Wamego CVB 8 Burchill Susan Wichita Festivals, Inc. 3 Burris Jeanne Overland Park CVB [email protected] 7 Burton Andrea Topeka Tourism Alliance [email protected] 6 Butler Anita Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure 6 Butler Shari Cimarron National Grasslands [email protected] 3 Cain Laura Courtyard by Marriott & Convention Center [email protected] 1 Cairo Angie Atchison Area Chamber of Commerce [email protected] 3.5 Callahan Chris Jones Huyett Partners [email protected] 6 Callaway Jennifer El Dorado CVB jcallaway@eldorado‐inc.com 16.5 Calvin Allison Olathe CVB [email protected] 20.5 Camis Jason [email protected] 3 Capps Cory Visit Wichita [email protected] 3 Carkner Beverley Ottawa Tourism [email protected] 1 Carlholm Leslie Hamilton County [email protected] 3.5 Carlin Louise Symphony In The Flinthills, Inc. [email protected] 48 Carlson Jill Visit Manhattan [email protected] 3 Carpenter Callie Labette County CVB [email protected] 6 Carpenter Marlee TIAK [email protected] 15.5 Carr Jan Smoky Hill Museum 6 Carr Alan Kansas City Kansas CVB [email protected] 14 Carroll Greg True West Magazine [email protected] 21 Carter Logan River City Brewing Company [email protected] 2 Carter Tristan Exploration Place, Inc. [email protected] 0.5 Carver Mona Kansas Tourism / Goodland TIC [email protected] 61 3 of 3 10/25/17 Casey Mike KRHA 6 Cassidy Michael The History Channel Magazine [email protected] 3 Cavazos Rosa Visit Topeka, Inc. [email protected] 40 3 of 3 10/19/16 Chamberlin Barbara Botanica 4 Kansas Destination Specialist ‐ Points Accumulation updated: 5/20/21 Blue=Did not renew‐must begin again Yellow=earned designation Red=just needs book report(s) Lavendar=earned, not yet awarded Green=close to 25 points Last Name First Name Organization Email Address Accum PTS Book Reports KDS Date Chaplin Brittany Jefferson County Economic Development [email protected] 3 Charles Flora [email protected] 3 Chastain Elijah Rutlanders Outpost [email protected] 8 Christner Becky Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center [email protected] 6 Church Lori Kansas Dept of Commerce [email protected] 7 Ciramontez Jessica Visit Wichita [email protected] 3 Clarizio Daniel Capitol Plaza Hotel Topeka [email protected] 2 Clark Stacy Rice County [email protected] 3 Clawson Laura Rose The Nature Conservancy [email protected] 11 Cleary Victoria eXplore Lawrence [email protected] 2 Clements Mary Grace Strataca [email protected] 1 Cloninger Mindy Pittsburg State University [email protected] 3 Cohrs Susan Visit Wichita [email protected] 6 Cole Brandon Symphony In The Flinthills, Inc. [email protected] 2 Cole Robert Pottawatomie County EDC [email protected] 13 Collier Alyssa Newton Chamber of Commerce & Visitors [email protected] 5 Collins Cheryl Riley County Historical Museum [email protected] 60 3 of 3 10/18/11 Conboy Fred Destination Management, Inc. [email protected] 8 Condray Marian Cloud County Convention and Tourism [email protected] 17 Cook Donna Mennonite Press [email protected] 15 Cook Jennifer City of El Dorado [email protected] 11 Cook Jessica Fort Scott
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