New Region Presidents

The Region serves its state organizations and chapters by functioning as an overall liaison and control unit for a geographical area. The United States is divided into 14 regions, each consisting of from one to six states or areas.

Each region is headed by a President for the region, who is elected annually by the delegates at their caucuses at the National Convention. Listed below are the newly elected Region Presidents and those continuing in the office.

Newly Elected Region Presidents

Central East – Scott Van Cleef (VA)
Florida – Michael Emig (FL)
New England – Bob Wilkinson (RI)
North Central – Ron Garcia (ND)
Rocky Mountain – Gayle White (CO)
Southwest – Bob Hale (NV)
Texoma – Bob Slaughter (TX)

Continuing Region Presidents Great Lakes – Bill Grider (IN)
Far West – Richard Taubinger (CA)
Midwest – Mike Cook (NE)
Northeast – Eric Taylor (PA)
Northwest – Rick Sine (WA)
South Central – Tom Gwaltney (AL)
Southeast – David Klinkicht (NC)

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