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Coach Johnny Majors
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Our speaker this week is former University of Tennessee football coach, Johnny Majors. He is hosted by John Majors.
At the University of Tennessee, Majors achieved success in the 1980s and early 1990s winning three SEC Championships (in 1985, 1989 and 1990), but falling short of a National Championship. In 1989, the Majors-led Vols followed a 5-6 season with a 11-1 season, the largest turnaround of the year.
He also coached at Iowa State and twice at the Univeristy of Pittsburgh.
His overall record as a football coach was 185-137- 10 . In 1976, he was named National Coach of the Year.
Meetings start at 7:00 a.m. at the Gettysvue ClubhouseMap to Gettysvue
See photos from the Club President Installation, Finelli Party and the Mike Rayburn Concert Here
Tom von Berg New Club President 2009-2010
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Club President
Tom von Berg
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On July 1st, Tom von Berg became the president of the Knoxville Breakfast Rotary Club. He replaces Chris Bray who served as president during the 2008-2009 Rotary Year.
Tom brings to office years of experience in leadership positions. His background includes assignments as CEO, President and CMO in domestic and global markets in a diverse range of industries.
von Berg's global experience includes a 3-year residence in Europe as Vice President of Marketing for a Dutch conglomerate. As a senior marketing executive for consumer durables manufacturers, Tom successfully developed new products, achieved international regulatory compliance and generated significant profits on all continents.
Tom and his wife Judi have raised 2 children, Curt and Courtney. He is an avid golfer (winner of his match in last year's Rotary Cup competition!!) and also enjoys tennis and rowing.
Bill Gallaher is Newest Club Member
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Tom von Berg (l) presents newest club member, Bill Gallaher (r), with his club banner. Bill's sponsor is Doug Nichol (c).
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Club president, Tom von Berg, with an assist from Doug Nichol, inducted Bill Gallaher into the Knoxville Breakfast Rotary Club on July 1st. Doug Nichol is Bill's sponsor.
Bill has two degrees from the University of Tennessee, B.S. Industrial Engineering & M.B.A. Finance, he is a lifetime member of Sigma Nu fraternity and attends Cokesbury United Methodist Church. He and his wife Emmie have three children, April, Patrick, and Preston. They also have three grandchildren, Campbell (5),Thatcher (22 months), and Graham (13 weeks).
Bill is in Real Estate and works with Realty Executives Associates.
Greg Maciolek Named Club Rotarian of the Year
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Chris Bray presents Greg Maciolek his plaque as Rotary of the Year
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As one of his last tasks as club president, Chris Bray presented Greg Maciolek as the club's Rotarian of the Year for 2008-2009. Maciolek was cited for his leadership in helping to organize the Mike Rayburn Concert Fundraiser that occurred in May. The event was very successful and it made a good profit for both the club's Charitable Gift Fund and The Joy of Music School.
Bray also cited Maciolek's work on the club newsletter and the club website. Maciolek has been responsible for both endeavors for the last seven years.
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On July 1st, Tom von Berg became the president of the Knoxville Breakfast Rotary Club. He replaces Chris Bray who served as president during the 2008-2009 Rotary Year. |
