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NATIONAL SPRINT CAR MUSEUM BOARD MEMBERS TO
MEET AT PERRIS OVAL NATIONALS ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6
KNOXVILLE, IOWA (August 25, 2009) - Mike Brooks, president of the National
Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum Foundation’s board of directors, will
welcome new members at the next quarterly board meeting in Lake Perris,
California, on Friday, November 6, as part of the Oval Nationals at the
Perris Auto Speedway. Sprint car fans will remember Mike Brooks as the 1980
track champion at the Knoxville Raceway on the Marion County Fairgrounds,
site of the national 501(c)(3) non-profit museum.
Louis Long of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is the vice-president, while Andy
Clark of nearby Oskaloosa is secretary/treasurer. Ken “J.D.” Cormack of
Kansas City, Missouri, and Jeff Savage of Beaverton, Oregon, were elected to
four-year terms on the nine-member board during the 2009 Knoxville
Nationals. Continuing their terms on the board are Shane Carson of Yukon,
Oklahoma, Jim Jones of Knoxville, Grant Rankin of Bussey and Bruce St. James
of Phoeniz, Arizona. The board, staff and membership of the museum would
also like to thank Doug Auld of Piqua, Ohio, and Roger Johnson of Memphis,
Tennessee, for their years of service on the nine-member board of directors.
The 22-member advisory board now consists of Iowans Mike Husted, Bob Dyer,
Bob Maxwell, Larry Storey, Kent Chrisman, Annette Boehlje, Tim Phillips,
Larry Smith, Brian Stickel, and Tony Bokhoven, and Chuck Fawcett of
California, Bob Mays of Nebraska, Dick Woodland of California, Emmett Hahn
of Oklahoma, Dick Jordan of Indiana, Larry Janicsek of Wisconsin, Lynn
Paxton of Pennsylvania, Allan Brown of Michigan, Brad Doty of Ohio, John
Nelson of Illinois, Rollie Helmling of Indiana, and David Vodden of
California. Sincere appreciation is also extended to Jim Cadwell of Iowa,
Tom Hall of Pennsylvania, Joe Harz of New Jersey, and Ken Clapp of
California for their years of service to the advisory board of directors.
About National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum Foundation
The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum Foundation, Inc. is a
membership based, program-driven 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit
organization, which was incorporated on April 25, 1986, in the state of
Iowa. The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame & Museum Foundation, Inc., was
incorporated for the dual purpose of preserving the history and promoting
the future of the sport of sprint car racing. For more information, visit
www.sprintcarhof.com and www.sprintcarstuff.com.
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