BULLSHEETThe official newsletter of the Reno Rodeo Association VOL. 3 NO. 4 NOVEMBER 2016

Legacy Committee Rolls Right Along with plans for the coming years

The Legacy Committee continues to meet once a month to discuss programs on our Strategic Plan execution and receive updates from our various sub-committees. For the remainder of the Rodeo year, these meetings are scheduled for the second Thursday of each month at 5:30 in the rodeo conference room. Our next meeting is scheduled for November 10.

Some highlights from the activities of the sub-committees include:

100 Year Committee – In the coming weeks they propose to present a “Reno Rodeo Storytelling Series” to the Executive Committee and Board of Directors for possible acceptance of the professional proposal they have received. If approved we will provide more detail here in the months to come.

Museum Committee – They continue to meet on a regular

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basis with the goal to have a temporary museum in-place, on the grounds for this year’s rodeo.

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

1ST VICE PRESIDENT BILL SUMMY

2ND VICE PRESIDENT MIKE TORVINEN

TREASURERGREG "LIGHTNING"

WILLIAMS

SECRETARYDEBBIE JOHNSTON

Brad Sidener2017 President

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BRAD SIDENER, PRESIDENTBILL SUMMY, 1ST VICE PRESIDENTMIKE TORVINEN, 2ND VICE PRESIDENTDEBBIE JOHNSTON, SECRETARYGREG "LIGHTNING" WILLIAMS, TREASURERSCOTT PETERSON, IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTBILL PRICE, PAST PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE

CRAIG DOWNEYTROY GARDNERPAUL GORDONJOSH IVESONBILL JOHNSONJIM LINDSEYKEVIN ROSEGREG WILLIAMS

FINANCE COMMITTEE2017 TREASURER (TBD)MIKE TORVINEN JIM NEILALEX BYBEEJUSTIN THOMSENKEN MINER STAN MARSHALL

I’m sure most of you already know the results of the Special Election just completed October 20th. This was a significant election in that we saw a 10% turnover of our Board of Directors. There were 61 ballots cast. That’s nearly an 80% voter turnout !! I want to

thank and congratulate the voting body of the Reno Rodeo Association for taking part in this important election. WELL DONE !!

The voter turnout and the results of the election indicate to me that our Association is alive and well. We are moving forward into the future all the while being respectful of our heritage. The slate of candidates that the Nominating committee put forth was exceptional. Those of you, who were not successful in this election, please run again in the April election. Congratulations to Lightning Williams (Treasurer) and Directors Doug Nicholson, Michael Buis, Spencer Downie, Michael Efstratis, Ken Minor and Chelsea Sidener-Mitchell.

The month of November brings the Wilderness Circuit Finals in Heber City, UT. The officers and Miss Reno Rodeo, Alex Rayppy, will represent the largest rodeo in the circuit in presenting the Champion Bull Rider with a trophy saddle sponsored by Reno Rodeo.

As the Thanksgiving Holiday comes to a close, the Executive Committee will be headed to Las Vegas for the PRCA

Convention and Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. This will definitely be a working trip as there are a number of contracts that need to be negotiated and signed. I have charged the Executive Committee to actively participate in the convention meetings and return with ideas to improve our rodeo. Additionally, we will be working to improve relations with the

PRCA, other PRCA rodeos and marketing the Reno Rodeo with a booth at Cowboy Christmas.

Reno Rodeo is alive and well. It’s not broken – and doesn’t need fixing. However, I am proud to tell

you the Officers, Executive Committee, Directors, Members and Wranglers, along with our staff are working together to fulfill the goals established in our Strategic Plan; to distinguish Reno Rodeo as the best rodeo in the world.

I hope to see everyone on November 18th, at the Atlantis Hotel and Casino for the Reno Rodeo Association Holiday Dinner.

The Marketing/Advertising Committee is conducting a fall “housecleaning” and updating of Reno Rodeo’s website. To ensure that we catch all areas needing updating, if you encounter any errors, outdated information, or corrections needed, please contact Teresa Lindsey at (775) 722-7567 or thelindseys1989@att.net with your suggestions.

Reno Rodeo is alive and well.

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GENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGE

George CombsGeneral Manager

I hope every one of you have been enjoying the luncheons this year. It is a challenge to keep the event fun, fresh and worthwhile. If you have any suggestions, please drop us a note. Remember this month of November is a dinner, not lunch, to be held on the 18th at 6:00. Another change to keep it fresh. If you were at the last luncheon you know the results of the October

elections. Most of you may be aware of the new directors by now; I hope you will embrace them and get to know them well!! We are excited about new blood bringing new ideas and out of the box, ‘not the norm’ way of thinking.

If you haven’t been by the office lately, please come and inspect the changes here. My wife has been painting and sewing again. Plus we have been tearing cabinets out and moving safes around. All this so we can add an office in the

back along with a new face coming very soon. Be on the lookout.

The first of this month will be the circuit finals in Heber City Utah. We will be representing Reno Rodeo plus sponsoring a saddle for the bull riding Champion. This is a great event to be noticed at because we are the largest rodeo in the Wilderness Circuit and need to show our leadership. Of course the Thanksgiving weekend will see myself and Shannon heading down the road to Las Vegas for the NFR. Many of you may not be aware, that in addition to the hospitality suite Reno Rodeo hosts at the South Point hotel, this year we have been invited to join in at the convention center. We will have a vendor booth space set up in the Cowboy Way row to promote and spread the word about Reno Rodeo; our past, present and future.

The budget is completed, new directors elected and the Heber City trip a success. The NFR flights and hotels booked, meetings to schedule all done. All that seems to be left:

“We wish all of you a very wonderful Thanksgiving!!”

I AM THE RENO RODEO - DANIEL BYBEE

Mark Sutton

Growing up on a farm in the San Joaquin Valley, Dan Bybee was familiar with the western way of life from an early age. “Two of my uncles owned a 2,000-acre cattle ranch in the Sierra Nevada foothills, and I spent time up there feeding cattle, branding, doctoring, and hunting,” he explained. Dan also spent several summer vacations with his uncles

and many of his cousins on horse pack trips in the high Sierras during his high school years. With so many great childhood experiences and memories, it is easy to understand how Dan came to love the western lifestyle and the sport of rodeo.

In fact, Dan had aspirations of becoming a rancher, but the family sold the ranch while he was at college studying Forestry at Humboldt State. Dan continued his education and received his MBA from Cal State Fullerton. Next, Dan worked at a sawmill in Foresthill, CA for nine years followed by 23 years in Sacramento, as a controller for a local real estate developer.

Despite numerous trips to Reno to watch the rodeo, Dan didn’t move to the area until 2009 when he relocated to be with his fiancée, Donna. They married in October of 2010 and now make their home in South Reno. Once here, Dan learned about how much the rodeo supported the youth of Northern Nevada

and wanted to be involved. “I coached youth football for 22 years and I thought to help disadvantaged children through the Reno Rodeo was the perfect combination of cowboy culture and community involvement,” Dan explained.

Dan’s first personal interaction with the Reno Rodeo came in 2011 when he participated in the Cattle Drive. “It had been on my bucket list for years, and I was thrilled to be a part of it,” Dan advised. He rode into town, got off his horse, and served his first year as a Wrangler working on the Contestant Parking Committee. Since that time, Dan has Co-Chaired the Contestant Parking Committee along with working several years on the Team 355 Committee. He was appointed Chairman of the Team 355 Committee in 2015 and has been continually leading that group with new activities and challenges.

Dan counts the personal interaction with all the contestants as one of his favorite parts of volunteering each year. “I take pride when we hear the contestants state that this is their favorite rodeo because of how well we take care of them.  I also love working with the Foundation and helping make life a little better for so many children,” he said.

Bybee currently works as a controller for Wilson Sporting Goods in Sparks. “We manufacture a variety of pitching machines that are used by high school, college and professional baseball and softball teams. It’s an interesting operation,” Dan claimed.

In his spare time Dan also enjoys visiting family in California, studying ancestry, and writing cowboy poetry. In fact, be looking for one of his poems in the 2017 Reno Rodeo Magazine!

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LETTER FROM THE QUEEN

Alex Rayppy Miss Reno Rodeo 2017

With the weather starting to change in the beautiful city of Reno, Nevada so has my Rodeo schedule. Fall is upon us and I couldn’t be happier, it's one of my favorite seasons. Seeing the leaves change and getting a feel for the cooler weather is a breath of fresh air. The month of October has been slow and steady for this Rodeo Queen, but I know it’s always calm before the storm hits. I have been able to focus on school, working towards my Kinesiology degree. Once I graduate, I plan to apply for Physical Therapy School in hopes of becoming a Physical Therapist one day. Coming up with my Rodeo schedule, we have our Nevada Day Parade on October 29th starting at 10:00am. I can’t wait to be a part of this parade supporting the Reno Rodeo with the Rodeo Officers joining me. I’ve been going to the Nevada Day Parade since I was a little girl and I’ve always loved seeing the festivities and dozens of activities that they have at this event. Getting to celebrate the state I was born and raised in on its 77th year in Carson City will be one event I will never forget. I hope to see you all there! Following the Nevada Day Parade I will be packing up my Rodeo Queen closet and heading to Heber City, Utah. It’s going to be a weekend full of athletes, champions, and livestock. The Rodeo starts November 3rd, ending on November 5th, each evening event will start at 7:00pm. This Rodeo is pretty special because someone will get

a chance to call himself the PRCA Wilderness Circuit Rodeo Finals winner. World Champion Kaycee Field and the Wright boys will be competing along the top Wilderness Circuit pro rodeo contestants. I cannot wait to write to you all how my trip went and all the amazing athletes I hopefully get to meet. My goal for this trip is to represent the Reno Rodeo the best I can and promote the sport of Rodeo to inspire someone to eventually want to become a part of this amazing sport. I want the Reno Rodeo to be bigger than ever in the coming 2017 year, so I will be promoting our Rodeo in hopes that we get out of state fans coming to watch our Rodeo for the very first time. I hope everyone reading this is enjoying this fall weather and my next article coming soon will be the conclusion of my Utah adventure and my preparation for the National Finals Rodeo coming up in December.

FOUNDATION NEWS

Scholarship Application Period Now Open Deadline March 22, 2017Jack Schroeder, Reno Rodeo Foundation Trustee and Scholarship Chair, and his committee members are encouraging all interested applicants to carefully review the eligibility requirements and the application guidelines for educational scholarship to Northern Nevada high-school graduates. Online scholarship applications are available on the Reno Rodeo Foundation website at RenoRodeoFoundation.org/Scholarships and must be received by March 22, 2017 to be considered.

Community Grant Application Period Now Open Deadline February 8, 2017The Reno Rodeo Foundation is currently accepting applications for its annual grant cycle until February 8, 2017. The Foundation’s grant program is a core component of our organization’s contribution to the community, helping fund thousands of children and families. Online grant applications must be received by February 8, 2017 to be eligible for consideration. Information at RenoRodeoFoundation.org/Grants.

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Did you know?100% of the Nevada Rodeo License Plate income funds the Reno Rodeo Foundation’s educational scholarships and community grants.

Two ways can you help? 1. Whether you’re registering a new truck, car or trailer or renewing your current registration – ask for a Rodeo License Plate! Visit RenoRodeoFoundation.org/Rodeo-License-Plate for more information

2. Please consider putting the Nevada Rodeo License Plate stickers as a seal on the back of your mailing envelopes to help us spread the word. Contact Clara at 322.9875 or info@renorodeofoundaiton.org for the Nevada Rodeo License Plate stickers.

The Denim Drive is Coming! The Denim Drive is Coming!The 2016 Reno Rodeo Foundation Denim Drive begins November 14 and ends December 31. We couldn’t do this without the amazing leadership from Dan Bybee, Reno Rodeo Association Team 355 Chair, and the wonderfully talented Team 355 volunteers. Thanks for making our community a better place!

Clara AndriolaExecutive Director

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COUNT DOWN TO 100

The stories for the Count Down to 100 are excerpts from “A History – The First 80 Years” by Guy Clifton.

Gerald Roberts won six championships at the Reno Rodeo between 1948 and 1951 – none of them in his favorite event.

“Saddle bronc riding was my favorite, but I rode all three,” said the 80-year-old from Abilene, KS. “I’d win in all three of them. I was kind of like the Ty Murray of my time.

Roberts, a two-time world all-around champion and member of the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, did particularly well at the Reno Rodeo, winning the all-around titles in 1948, 1959 and 1951. He also won the bull riding in 1949 and 1951, and the bareback in 1951. His six championships were the second most in the history of the Reno Rodeo, trailing only Casey Tibbs, who won nine.

“It was one of my favorite rodeos to go to and I won a lot of money there,” Roberts said. “They had lots of good bucking horses back in those days. Harry Rowell was the stock contractor. He always had real good stock.”

Roberts cut back his rodeo schedule in the mid-50s for a career as a Hollywood stunt man.

“I doubled for guys like Glenn Ford and Jack Lemon,” he said. “If I hadn’t fooled around with the movie, I would have won the all-around three or four more times. But I don’t regret it. It was a good experience for me.”

Roberts passed away on New Year’s Eve, 2004.

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Denim Drive Save the Date EventsNovember 12 UNR vs. San Diego State Denim Drive from 5 pm to 7 pm

November 14 Denim Drive Media Launch throughout Northern Nevada

November 16 Famous Dave’s BBQ Dining for Dollars from 11 am to 9 pm

November 19 Lights Up Event at the Summit Mall from 3 pm to 8 pm Hay Rides for the kids

Special thanks to Ray Callahan, Joe Capurro and Tom Cates!

November 25 Midtown District Black Friday Denim Drive from 11 am to 4 pm

January 7, 2017 Denim Drive Sorting at the Kids Kottage from 10 am to Noon

January 28, 2017 Foster Family Denim Distribution to be held at Kids Kottage from 10 am to Noon

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The election for Treasurer and 6 Directors was held on October 20th, 2016 at the Membership Luncheon. The following Candidates were elected:

Treasurer – 1 year Term Greg “Lightning” Williams

Director’s – 6 year term Michael Buis Chelsea Sidener-Mitchell Spenser Downie Michael Efstratis Ken Miner Doug Nicholson

The Nominating Committee congratulates our new Treasurer and

NOM-COM NEWS

the new Directors and thanks all for your contribution to the Wildest, Richest Rodeo in the West!

Notice to Membership:If you are interested in moving to or volunteering for another committee, please submit your request to the Nominating committee at manpower@renorodeo.com or contact anyone on the Nominating Committee. This request does not mean that you will automatically be moved, however your request will be reviewed and every effort will be made to accommodate your request.

Notice to Committee Chairmen:We know it is early in the process, but please

let the Nominating Committee know of any changes required to your rosters. If you need additional personnel, let us know how many folks are needed to round out your rosters. New Wranglers will be assigned where needed. Remember…the squeaky wheel gets the grease! Send requests to manpower@renorodeo.com or contact Sharon DeSimoni at Sharon.rodeo@gmail.com or Chelsea Sidener-Mitchell at cmsidener@hotmail.com.

Sharon DeSimoneNom-Com Chairman

BRING ONE!RRT and Reno Rodeo Legacy Vodka have teamed up to host a pre-holiday social happy hour, scheduled for Thursday, November 10, at Pinocchio's. More details on location and time will be sent out via email and social media.

RRT request that you “bring one”....guest that is. It may be that coworker that you think would be an asset to our group, or that family member who won’t stop questioning you about what you actually do for the rodeo. We would love to meet them and have them meet us.

So mark your calendars, and be prepared to “bring one” to this fun evening, where we can enjoy great libations and snacks, and help build our association at the same time.

2017 Executive Committee Liaisons to CommitteesAdministrative Group - Craig Downie........240-6191

Finance Chair - Lightning Williams Asst. Chair - Jim Neal 742-1583 530-8697Nominating/Manpower Chair - Sharon DeSimoni Asst. Chair - Chelsea Sidener 741-8071 636-0727By-Laws Chair - Sharon DeSimoni Asst. Chair - Gary Jackson 741-8071 747-1390Policy ReviewChair - Gary Jackson Asst. Chair - Tom Cates 747-1390 846-8433InsuranceChair - Julie Gallio Asst. Chair - Jim Foster 530-6522 741-9922LegacyChair - Clint Thiesse Asst. Chair - Rhonda Leach 745-3849 250-4364Box Seats

Gondolfo Arena

Marketing Group - Paul Gordon..............771-4822

MAPSCo-Chair - Marjorie Swiatek Co-Chair - Bill Price 742-2421 742-2746

PostersChair - Carol Fiechtl 560-6567

Team 355Chair - Daniel Bybee 250-2948

Reno Rodeo Reading Round-UpChair - Francine Donshick Asst. Chair - Terry Donshick 233-1125 843-5032

Miss Reno RodeoChair - Heather Creveling Asst. Chair - Amy Callahan 240-2010 772-4722

Magazine/Day SheetChair - Mark Sutton 750-3114

ParadeChair - Colleen Cohan Asst. Chair - Pat Schellin 721-7370 323-6698

Cattle DriveChair - Butch Van Lueven Asst. Chair - Joe Capurro 813-7890 848-7177 Asst. Chair - John Harp 842-7959 Asst. Chair - Randy Bell 690-4793

Outdoor Area Group - Kevin Rose.............742-1964

ArenaChair - Craig Downie Asst. Chair - Zach Downie 240-6191 240-6192

Animal CareChair - Joe Coli Asst. Chair - Scott Greene 771-2476 530-6255

Flag GirlsChair - Shannon Bohach Asst. Chair - Gina Matoon 772-6136 843-5370

Mutton Bustin’Chair - Dellice Steadman Asst. Chair - Nick Webber 846-5952 233-7904

Autograph PartyChair - Michael Efstratis 772-5526

BSDChair - Crystal Bacher Asst. Chair - Lee Bonner 287-0447 901-2619

Trail RideChair - Jenny Lesieutre Asst. Chair - Shannon Bohach 412-5784 772-6136

Indoor Arena/Events Group - Josh Iveson...527-1563

Vendors/Exhibit HallChair - Michael Buis Asst. Chair - Marge Saunders 232-3221 233-0057

Kids’ DayChair - Jessica Sutton 248-535-6302

Jr. RopingChair - Jim Foster Asst. Chair - Kim Surrat 741-9922 813-7819

SKRChair - Francine Donshick Asst. Chair - Marie Baxter 233-1125 842-7999

BFIChair - Zach Downie Asst. Chair - Rich Pettinari 240-6192 745-3876

Day EventsChair - Tonya Marini 336-8387

Drill Team ContestChair - AJ Dillard Asst. Chair - Sandy Anderson 223-6799 721-8286

This page is for you to tear/cut out and use as a reference for the 2017 Reno Rodeo season.

2017 Executive Committee Liaisons to CommitteesRodeo Grounds Group - Bill Johnson.........722-6059

GroundsChair - Don Crank Asst. Chair - Travis Jessop 772-9203 846-7737

StallsChair - Nicholas Heathman Asst. Chair - Stan Marshall 722-6269 219-5598

Contestant ParkingChair - Dale Brice Asst. Chair - Maggie Green 722-5675 848-8079

Public ParkingChair - Jesse Steverman Asst. Chair - Debbie Angers 221-0186 233-6656

Capital ImprovementsChair - Scott Peterson Asst. Chair - Clint Thiesse 745-0923 745-3849

Contestant HospitalityChair - Loni Jones Asst. Chair - Sarah Wainwright 702-769-0970 772-3132

TechnologyChair - Troy Gardner Asst. Chair - Michael Buis 722-8769 232-3221

Chuck WaagonChair - Jim Lindsey Asst. Chair - Steve Edgar 560-0290 315-0894

Ancillary Services Group - Jim Lindsey.......560-0290

MedicalChair - Shane Akerson Asst. Chair - Marty Lipon 750-0497 560-5478 Asst. Chair - Stephen Patraw 702-807-1295

Emergency ManagementChair - Gary Derks Asst. Chair - Bob Cose 742-3579 240-7450

SecurityChair - Josh Iveson Asst. Chair - Rich Miller 527-1563 720-0921 Asst. Chair - Mark Scott 240-4580

UshersChair - Buck Smith Asst. Chair - Monte Neubgebauer 221-6078 742-1870

BarsChair - Kevin Rose Asst. Chair - Larry Fenlason 742-1964 338-0914

President’s RoomChair - Vicki Jennings Asst. Chair - Jim Carpenter 846-8114 250-3512

Count TeamChair - Deanna Pullman Asst. Chair - Jeff Foster 219-6135 200-6007 Asst. Chair - Jim Foster 741-9922

Magazine DistributionChair - Rich Pettinari Asst. Chair - Zach Downie 745-3876 240-6192

BBQChair - Mark Tatro 750-9004

Team SortingChair - Greg Torvinen Asst. Chair - Jim Neil 851-0760 530-8697

Income Group - Troy Gardner...................722-8769

AdmissionsChair - Bob Cose Asst. Chair - Bob Anderson 240-7450 846-2414 Asst. Chair - Ravi Ramcharan 560-1314 Asst. Chair - Ken Miner 846-1938

TicketsChair - Colleen Schaar Asst. Chair - Stephanie Berggren 722-6329 450-1968 Asst. Chair - Lauren Sankovich 787-3616

Specialty SalesChair - Chris Mulloy Asst. Chair - Ty Rogers 772-4676 336-8276

Jewelry SalesChair - Karen Riley Asst. Chair - Jarvis Anderson 240-0043 741-2535

50/50Chair - Greg Goss Asst. Chair - Michael Marusak 813-3767 802-779-7131

SponsorsChair - Carrie Ann Sattler Asst. Chair - Jim Elston 223-5403 742-5076 Asst. Chair - Brianne Wilkens 741-4636

GolfChair - Jim Carpenter Asst. Chair - Phil Salerno 250-3512 815-0656

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UNR Expansion Concept

Strategic Plan Committee – Developing an electronic means to measure and monitor our success, or lack thereof, at meeting the goals of the Strategic Plan. RRT also continues to develop new means of keeping our volunteers engaged.

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Facilities Committee – We continue to pursue both conceptual plans, the Wildcreek Concept and the Existing Grounds/UNR Concept. Again, as more develops we will keep you advised. Included in this volume are preliminary sketched of each concept.

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2016 Reno Rodeo Denim Drive: Nov. 14th - Dec. 31st

The Reno Rodeo Denim Drive provides new jeans, shirts, socks and underwear to those in foster care or protective custody

in Northern Nevada – every hour of every day during the year.

Learn More at RenoRodeoFoundation.org

Donate money by mail online or phone and leave the shopping to us. 100% of all monetary donations is used to buy NEW clothing.

Donate NEW clothing – jeans, shirts, underwear and socks at local businesses throughout Northern Nevada. Visit: RenoRodeoFoundation.org for a list of drop-off locations.

Donate a “Dollar for Denim” at all Papa Murphy’s Pizza locations, Scolari’s Food and Drug stores, Famous Dave's and Nevada State Bank branches throughout Northern Nevada and more.

Congratulations to Jim and Somer Elston on the birth of their new son, Dawson! This now gives the Elston enough family members to field a baseball team, plus have a few in reserve. Maybe there are some future Giants in this group.

Kudos to Sandi McKee for the recognition of her lifetime service to the Dolan Auto Group.

The Reno Rodeo has been selected as the Rodeo of the Year for Nevada in the Wilderness Circuit. Great job to Scott and the entire Reno Rodeo Association.

On sadder notes, our condolences go out to Director Emeritus Stan Stoll who lost his wife, Doris, after a lengthy illness. Stan has been a fixture in the President's Room for the last several years.

We also lost Annie Britten, the wife of Past President Bob Britten. And long-time Director Emeritus and museum benefactor Ken Dennis. Ken was a member of the association for close to 60 years.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of their families.

BITS AND SPURS

JBits and Spurs is a regular feature in the BullSheet. If you have announcements, celebrations, or other news, please submit them to dgbill@yahoo.com for review.

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Officers Meeting Tamarack Junct 11amStaff Luncheon RR Office at noon355 Toy Dist Setup at 1pm RSLEC - South Exhibit Hall

January Bullsheet stories due

Reno Rodeo Office 4:30 pm Finance Com 5:30 pm Executive Bd

NFR Convention Los VegasLegacy Project Com RR Conference Room 5:30 pm

NFR Convention Los Vegas

UNR vs San Diego State at 6 pm Mackay Stadium

UNR vs Utah State 6 pm Mackay Stadium

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NFR Convention Los Vegas

NFR Convention Los Vegas

NFR Convention Los Vegas

NFR Convention Los Vegas

NFR Convention Los VegasChristmas Break

NFR Convention Los Vegas

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NFR Convention Los Vegas

NFR Conference Los Vegas

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Legacy Project Com RR Conference Room 5:30 pmBring One event details later

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Wilderness Circuit Finals - Utah

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Wilderness Circuit Finals - Utah

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