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Eastern Apicultural Society
EAS JOURNAL
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The James I. Hambleton memorial award was established by the Eastern Apicultural Society of North America
to recognize research excellence in apiculture. The EAS
Student Apiculture award was established to recognize
students studying apiculture at the undergraduate or graduate level in a recognized college or university in the United
States or Canada. Each award nomination must include a
biographical sketch of the nominee, a list of his/her publications, specific identification of the research work on which
the nomination is based and an evaluation and appraisal of
the accomplishment of the nominee, especially of work in
the last five-year period for Hambleton award nominees (or
a shorter period for Student nominees). Two letters of recommendation supporting the nomination are also required.
The Roger A. Morse Outstanding Teaching/Extension Service/Regulatory Award is given annually to recognize an individual in teaching/extension and/or regulatory activity in the field of apiculture. Nominations for this
award are welcome from any person in the field of apiculture or may be self-nominating. Nominations shall consist
of a letter documenting the achievement of excellence in
any or all of the areas of teaching/extension and /or regulatory activities in apiculture. Some indication of the appointment responsibilities should be included. In addition,
a suitable CV or resume documenting the activities of the
nominee must be submitted.
Nominations are now being accepted for all three
awards. The awards for 2009 will be presented at the annual conference of the Society at Holiday Valley, August 5,
2009. Nominations and letters of recommendation should
be sent to: Jim Bobb, 2011 Shearer Road, Lansdale, PA 19446
and received no later than April 6, 2009.
Resubmissions from a previous year should be updated
if necessary, and a new cover letter should be attached which
should indicate that this is a resubmission and relevant
data is already in EAS possession.
What’s Inside
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Potherings From Our Chairman
A Glimpse of EAS 2009
From The Colonies
EAS Membership List
2009 EAS Honey Show
(Black Jar only - see inside)
Winter, 2009
Winter 2009
EAS 2009
Welcome to the 2009 Eastern Apicultural Society Short
Course and Conference. The theme of this year’s meeting
is TOWARD NON-CHEMICAL BEEKEEPING, a challenge,
and a goal for every beekeeper. We have a bunch of extra
activities planned to go along with the lectures, workshops
and meetings, so please check out the entire schedule to
see what we’ve got planned.
Dr. Nick Calderone from New York’s Cornell University in Ithaca has set up the Level Two Short Course with
a wide variety of tasks for anybody who wants the next
level of experience. Level Two covers a wide variety of subjects, most requiring some background in honey bee biology and beekeeping experience. If you’ve matured to this
point, you can see that this is the course for you...and
there’s always the fundamentals in Level One you can revisit if you want.
Both levels include a half day tour of Commercial beekeeper Andy Card’s New York headquarters (he keeps
20,000 plus colonies in Mass and MS, too) and extraction
and storage facility. It’s not often we get to tour a really big
operation and see how they work, and get to listen to how
the big guys make it work. Level two has a great cast of
instructors . . . just take a look (page 4) . . . and you won’t
get a chance to listen and learn from a better group this
year. Everybody gets the best there is in the EAS Short
Course this year . . . no matter if you’re just starting out,
or have been at it quite awhile. Don’t miss our Short Course
this time.
On Tuesday evening there will be a Microscopy Workshop sponsored by the Microscope Store. We are bringing
in a collection of dissecting microscopes and will spend an
evening with Larry Connor and Leslie Huston studying
honey bee anatomy, plus other things only a microscope
can find. There is an additional charge of $35 to take this
exceptional workshop but it will be extraordinary. The class
size will be limited to 15. If we have enough interest we
will hold additional workshops Wednesday and Thursday
early morning.
Our EAS Master Beekeeper Barry Thompson has worked
long and hard this year with a challenge from the President to put together a top notch Level One Short Course
program. And he’s done an A+ job… He sends along the
following…
Ok, so you’ve gotten through the first six months, or
three months (depending where you are.) You installed the
package successfully, or you have nurtured the nuc through
your first season. Now what?
Hone your developing skills as a beekeeper and expand your understanding of beekeeping. Take advantage of
the information and practical tips provided by EAS Master
Beekeepers in the Level One Beekeeping Short Course,
Monday-Wednesday, August 3-5, Ellicottville, NY. Among
the topics to be covered are honey harvesting, late summer management, fall treatments, winter preparations,
spring build-up and readying one’s bees for the honey flow
next spring and summer. Likely instructors include Master Beekeepers: Bob Cole (NC), Rick Cooper (ME),Billy Davis
(VA), Anne Frey (NY), Allen Hayes (MD), Pat Haskell (VA),
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Potherings from our Chairman…
My term as president of the PA
State Beekeepers Association (PSBA)
has come to a close and I now better
understand and appreciate the need
for term limits. I was president for four
years and vice president for two years
before that. It is time for a change in
Pennsylvania and a time for me to focus my efforts in new directions.
Many have asked what I plan to
do now in my “retirement.” Scott, a
fellow beekeeper, and I have decided
to fix up my shed and turn half into a
wood shop and the other into an extraction house. We hope to offer the
extraction room for new beekeepers to
extract honey. We are also planning
to raise queens, something that I had
started to do before PSBA took up so
much of my time.
So, what does this story have to
do with EAS? I can find all of the information that I need to expand and
explore new areas of beekeeping either
at an EAS convention or from fellow
EAS members.
Last year, Jennifer Berry gave detailed workshops on grafting and raising queens. This year we will visit Bob
Brachmann’s Russian queen breeding
operation. Many EAS members also
raise queens and are very approachable. Feel free to contact some of our
EAS Master Beekeepers for advice on
getting started raising queens while
you are at the convention.
Have you thought about fabricating your own woodenware? I plan to
start offering some custom-made
woodenware myself. Dave Peregmon
will be happy to discuss his experiences, types of wood to use, box joints,
and the cost effectiveness.
Beekeepers small and large are
always looking for efficiencies to save
time and muscles. EAS will visit the
commercial operation of Andy Card.
Look for ideas that you can use. While
visiting a large commercial operation,
I discovered a simple setup for labeling jars that I can recreate at home
for a cost of less than $5 which will
apply each label quickly and uniformly.
Ask me in August if I am able to make
mine work.
Although pests and diseases are
serious problems for the bee industry, my time in April and May is spent
managing hives to prevent swarming
and maximize honey production. Tom
Seeley, who has been studying bee behavior for years at Cornell, will be at
EAS as will our 2008 student award winner, Juliana Rangel-Posada, a student
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of Dr. Seeley’s. Juliana will share her
research on swarm behavior.
Finally, if you have questions on
building a honey house or setting up
an extraction area, Kim Flottum, EAS
President, has written a book entitled
The Honey Handbook in which he explores different equipment used to extract and process honey from a small
operation that fits in a spare bathroom
to a stand-alone honey house. For a
beer or a nickel, Kim will share his
thoughts on processing honey.
Someone asked me what is EAS?
EAS is much more than a convention.
Come for the speakers, but learn from
fellow beekeepers. Many of us have
become close friends. EAS is like a
family. If you are shy or would like to
be introduced to a speaker or other
attendee, let me know and I will introduce you. (Warning: Some of those
past introductions are now married.)
And now a few words about our EAS
finances. The economy of the world has
tanked and affected many of our
friends, family, and perhaps some of
us individually. Factories in PA that
supply doors, windows, furniture, and
mobile homes closed leaving several
of my siblings out of work. EAS has
made an effort to keep costs to a minimum this year and still provide a quality convention. Many of my friends will
be camping at EAS again this year so
consider that as a way to reduce costs.
We have made a decision to invite
speakers that are more local to keep
our costs and fees low. Perhaps the
economy will turn around in the next
few months but it is prudent for us to
be frugal and insure the long term
health of our organization. However,
as you can tell by the roster of speakers on the program, we will still have
a robust convention in Ellicottville.
As for our Honey Bee Research
Fund and other dedicated funds, the
money is safe. Either by luck or the
wisdom of our treasurer, John Tulloch,
the EAS Finance Committee has invested our funds in CDs. The value of
our funds has not decreased with the
market downturn. Many of us now wish
we had the foresight to do this with
our personal funds. Other charitable
institutions that invested their funds
in the markets have seen their investments drop considerably. Your EAS
funds are safe.
As always, the leadership of EAS
is here to serve you. Please contact
us with any questions or comments
that can make EAS better.
EAS Journal
Journal of the Eastern Apicultural
Society of North America, Inc.
Volume 37, Number 1
Jim Bobb
Chairman of the Board
2011 Shearer Road
Lansdale, PA 19446
610.584.6778
chairman@easternapiculture.org
JimBobb@GCT21.net
Kathy Summers
Vice Chairman of the Board & Editor
7011 Spieth Road
Medina, OH 44256
330.461.1081 (cell)
330.725.6677, Ext. 3215
330.725.5624 (fax)
vicechairman@easternapiculture.org
journal@easternapiculture.org
Kim Flottum
2009 President
7011 Spieth Road
Medina, OH 44256
330.722.2021 (home & cell)
330.725.6677, ext. 3214 (work)
330.725.5624 (fax)
president@easternapiculture.org
Kent Williams
2008 President
580 State Route 385 North
Wingo, KY 42088-8703
270.382.2348
Loretta Surprenant
Secretary
Box 300, 27 County Home Way
Essex, NY 12936
518.963.7593 (phone & fax)
secretary@easternapiculture.org
John Tulloch
Treasurer
P.O. Box 29
Blountville, TN 37617
423.574.1181
treasurer@easternapiculture.org
Kathy Summers, EAS Journal
Editor
7011 Spieth Rd, Medina, OH 44256
330.461.1081 • 330.725.6677, ext.
3215 • 330.725.5624 FAX
kathysummers@zoominternet.net or
journal@easternapiculture.org or
kathy@beeculture.com
Please contact me with comments,
suggestions, corrections, things you’d like
to see in your Journal.
Winter, 2009
EAS 2009 ... Continued From Page 1
Brenda Kiessling (VA), Joe Kovaleski
(OH), Ray Lackey (NY), Erin
MacGregor-Forbes (ME), Carol Mark
(KY), Woody Medina (MD), Landi
Simone (NJ), Barry Thompson (MD),
Bill and Nancy Troup (MD), Kent
Willimas (KY) and Ellen Zampino (CT).
Plus, there will be Instructors from the
Level Two Course assisting in the beeyard. This is a first time ever event for
EAS, and it’s going to be the best there
is. Come join the fun and get to work
with some of the best beekeepers EAS
has to offer!
Wednesday is Overlap Day, and
everybody gets to share the lineup of
great speakers we have on hand. Take
a look at Wednesday. And be sure to
get a seat, it’ll be crowded in both areas all day on Wednesday. The vendors open up on Wednesday morning
so you’ll have an opportunity to visit
them all day, which is especially important for our Short Course visitors.
And Wednesday evening we’ve got a
special treat lined up... Pig Roast and
Chicken BBQ out at Andy Card’s Headquarters. It’s rumored there’ll be music and other entertainment out there
too, and everybody is invited. Short
Course folks – stay another night and
mix and mingle with the speakers, the
Conference attendees, and the folks
from Andy Card’s Merrimack Valley
Apiaires for a whole evening. What an
opportunity!
The Conference continues on
Thursday and Friday, with the double
sessions going on in the morning, and
beeyard sessions, offsite sessions,
workshops, vendors and more all afternoon. There’s more going on than
you can do, no matter how hard you
try. But we encourage you to try to be
in two, or even three places at once.
Here’s a thought on economics…share
everything with a friend – travel together and split the cost, split a room,
attend different short course classes
and different Conference lectures and
you can share the experiences
later...it’ll cut your costs in half, and
double your learning and experiences.
Check out everything you can do all
week long.
As far as where to stay? Holiday
Valley (www.HolidayValley.com) is
as close as you can get and has all
the requirements to make your stay
perfect. Your room price includes breakfast every day, and you are close to
everything. If that doesn’t suit, there
are more than a dozen Bed And Breakfasts within 10 miles of Ellicottville,
www.Ellicottvilleny.com, plus,
Winter, 2009
there are 17 motels within 15 minutes
of so of the Conference, plus two camping locations less than 10 miles away
and two RV parking spots close by. Add
to that the B&Bs, hotels, motels and
such within 20 miles of the EAS Conference that will cost less. Check out
the nearby cites of Jamestown,
Springville, Salamanca, Allegany,
Olean, and Cuba for additional places
to stay. Find out nearly everything at
either of the two web sites mentioned.
They have lots of information.
If you choose to stay at the Holiday Valley hotel, you need to call directly for reservations, or better, go to
their
web
site
at
www.Holidayvalley.com for more information. The cost of their rooms is
in the range of $160 or so a night,
which includes breakfast. Parking is
free at the hotel and at the meeting
room parking lots.
Conference registration cost is still
being refined, but it will be in the $170
range which will include your lunch
everyday. As usual, the Pig Roast, BBQ
and Banquet will have an additional
nominal fee.
Begin your plans now for EAS 2009,
August 3-7, 2009 in Ellicottville, NY at
the Holiday Valley Conference Center.
This summer head toward western New
York, and TOWARD NON-CHEMICAL
BEEKEEPING.
– Kim Flottum, President 2009
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Divelbiss Award
Each year EAS gives the Divelbiss
Award to that person, or husband-wife
team, who has – over a period of years
– reached the non-beekeeping public
to teach about the values of honey bees
in our lives.
Each year you are asked to nominate someone, not necessarily from
your own state, who would be a candidate for this award. You may wish to
announce this award at your local and
state organization meetings and in
their newsletters. You may wish to
inform officers of state and local organizations and request their input.
The nomination is really very easy.
Write a letter outlining what the candidate has done in reaching the nonbeekeeping public over a period of
time. Such groups as 4-H, Scouts,
school groups, media interviews, community organizations, Lions, Garden
Clubs, county and state fairs, etc., all
qualify as non-beekeeping public.
The letter may also include the
teaching of beekeeper’s Short Courses
and other instructional work toward
educating beekeepers and prospective
beekeepers. The nominee does not
need to be a member of EAS (but we’d
be delighted if he/she would join).
Send letter to: Loretta Surprenant,
27 County Home Way, Essex, NY
12936. email: eas@willex.com
Since the award needs to be engraved, the deadline for the nomination is April 15th.
If you have any questions, please
give me a call or send me an e-mail.
– Loretta Surprenant, EAS Secretary
Foundation For Honey Bee Research
The EAS Foundation for Honey Bee
Research is a competitive grant program
developed from donations received from
beekeepers and others interested in
funding research on topical problems
in honey bees. Proposals are solicited
annually with award amounts to be
determined the spring before the EAS
annual meeting. Requests for support
for student projects or for equipment/
supplies for distinct research projects
are given highest priority.
There will be one award for $5000
in 2009. The award will be announced
at EAS 2009, but will be available by
May 1, 2009. Deadline for application
is March 31, 2009.
Please see our website for all of
the criteria and process.
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Tentative EAS, 2009 Short Course Schedule
Monday - Level One
Introduction
Session 1, Summer Management, Removing Honey
Session 2 Extracting and Processing the Crop I
Session 3 Extracting and Processing the Crop II
Session 4 Evaluating Colony Health Before Winter I
Session 5 Evaluating Colony Health Before Winter II
Session 6 Wintering Options I
Session 7 Wintering Options II
Evening - Microscopy Session (still to be scheduled)
Tuesday - Level One
Session 1 Early Spring Management, Colony Autopsy,
Colony Health
Session 2 Swarming, Spring Crops, Varietal Honey
Session 3 Wrap Up, Summary, Q&A
Andy Card Tour
Monday - Level Two
Room 1
Room 2
Introduction
Introduction
IPM Lab, Nick Calderone
Winter prep N/S, Clarence Collison
IPM Lab, Nick Calderone
Indoor Wintering, Paul Kozak
Bee Breeding, Dave Tarpy
Winter prep N/S, Clarence Collison
IPM Lab, Nick Calderone
Indoor Wintering, Paul Kozak
IPM Lab, Nick Calderone
Marketing, Ann Harman
Honey House, Kim Flottum
Winter prep N/S, Clarence Collison
Marketing, Ann Harman
Bee Breeding, Steve Sheppard
Evening - Q&A
Microscopy Session (still to be scheduled)
Beeyard
Reading Colony, Larry Connor
Grafting, Dave Tarpy
Mating nucs, Jennifer Berry
Reading Colony, Larry Connor
Mating nucs, Jennifer Berry
Grafting, Dave Tarpy
Tuesday - Level Two
Room 1
Mating nucs, Jennifer Berry
Indoor Wintering, Paul Kozak
Grafting, Dave Tarpy
Andy Card Tour
Room 2
Reading Colony, Larry Connor
Honey House, Kim Flottum
Evaluating Queens, Clarence Collison
Room 3
IPM lab, Nick Calderone
Evaluating Queens, Clarence Collison
Marketing, Ann Harman
Tentative EAS Conference Schedule
TOWARD NON-CHEMICAL BEEKEEPING
WEDNESDAY CONFERENCE
Thursday Workshops
The details of our Thursday and Friday Workshop
(Short Course and Conference meet Jointly)
Room 1
Room 2
Kathy Summers, Moderator
Kim Flottum, Moderator
Tom Seeley, (talk 1)
Tom Rinderer, (talk 1)
Dave Tarpy, (talk 1)
Hambleton Winner (talk 1)
Maryann Frazier, (talk 1)
Tom Seeley, (talk 2)
Hambleton Winner, (talk 1)
Student 2 (talk 1)
Student 1 (talk 1)
Jennifer Berry (talk 1)
Tom Rinderer (talk 2)
Maryann Frazier (talk 2)
Alison vanAlten/Tech (talk 1) Larry Connor
BBQ supper at Andy Card’s 5:30 – 9:00
THURSDAY CONFERENCE
Room 1
Will Hicks, Moderator
Kent Williams
Andy Card (talk 1)
Bob Brachmann (talk 1)
Gary Reuter (talk 1)
BBQ and Auction at supper
Room 2
Ed Lafferty, Moderator
Ross Conrad (talk 1)
Student 1 (talk 2)
Alison vanAlten (talk 2)
Kirk Webster (talk 1)
FRIDAY CONFERENCE
Room 1
Room 2
Jim Bobb, Moderator
Moderator
Ross Conrad (talk 2)
Gary Shilling (talk 1)
Adam Finkelstein (talk 1)
Tom Rinderer (talk 1)
Gary Reuter (talk 2)
Student 2 (talk 2)
Tour of Andy Card’s Facility/Workshops
Banquet in Evening
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schedules are still be worked out, but we can promise
you an excellent set of choices. The hardest part will
be deciding which ones you don’t want to miss. We
have an amazing list of workshop speakers, some familiar names and others that you may not have heard
of yet. In the Summer issue of this Journal we will
have a complete schedule for you to start planning
which ones you want to attend.
But for now we can tell you our workshop speakers
include Paul Kozak, Joanne Thomas, Dave Duncan,
Jennifer Berry, Gary Reuter, Tom Seeley, Larry
Connor, Maryann Frazier, Claire Waring, Ellen
Harnish, Adam Finkelstein, Robert Brewer, Kitty
Kiefer, Kent Williams, Peter Seiling, Ross Conrad,
Sherry Ferrell and more.
We also have two special treats added to our workshop program this year. On Thursday afternoon you
will have the opportunity to visit a pure Russian
Breeder Beeyard run by Bob Brachmann. Helping Bob
out will be Tom Rinderer, Mike Potoczak and Charlie
Harper. While there you can do some mite sampling
and diagnosis for Varroa, tracheal mites and nosema
with the Ontario Tech Transfer Team.
And Friday you’ll have the chance to visit Andy
Card’s extracting facility and listen to other talks while
you’re there.
As usual, the week will be full. Can’t wait to see
you there!
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Nasr, Medhat (L)
Prov. Apiclts., RR6 17507 Ft. Rd.
Edmonton, T5B 4K3 Canada
780-415-2314
ALABAMA
AL State Beekeepers
1260 Easley Rd., Oneonta, AL 35121
205-625-3464; funder@otelco.net
Braunshausen, Tom
59 Couey Rd., Somerville, AL 35670
256-778-7712
oildryacres@yahoo.com
Carmack, Jimmy (Director)
201 17th. A. NW, Birmingham, 35215
205-845-8334
purealabamahoney@yahoo.com
Freese, David (L)
106 Whitfield Dr., Toney, AL 35773
Martin, Robert
274 Vine Cliff Dr., Harvest, AL 35749
256-722-8062; bmartin12@bellsouth.net
Miller, William G. (M)
2991 Eddins Rd., Dothan, AL 36301
334-794-8362; wgmiller@aol.com
Powers, Homer P. (L)
7000 Quincey Ave.; Apt. C207
Denver, CO 80237-2246
Pulliam, Patty
216 Dunham Rd., Fairfield, CT 06824
203-259-4861; pattpull@optonline.net
CONNECTICUT
CT State Association
55 Wolf Pit Rd., Farmington, CT 06032
860-677-9391; t.c.jones@snet.net
Sheley, Loran
P.O. Box 350, Scotland, CT 06264
617-308-3015; lsheley@comcast.net
Baker, John C. (Director)
52 Headquarters Rd., Litchfield, 06759
860-567-8427
berryledges@optonline.net
Blocher, David (L,M)
23 Sullivan Dr., Redding, CT 06896
203-938-2539; dblocher@mac.com
Caplik, Lawrence
129 Bee Mountain Rd., Oxford, 06478
203-881-0160; lac530@gmail.com
Cote’, Norman
33 Kettle Rd., Norwalk, CT 06850
203-842-8851; beekeeperc@aol.com
Dingman, Douglas,
CT Ag. Expt. Sta., 123 Huntington St.
New Haven, CT 06504-1106
203-974-8471
douglas.dingman@po.state.ct.us
Stoner, Kimberly
498 Oak Ave. #27, Cheshire, 06410
203-974-8480
kimberly.stoner@po.state.ct.us
Weiss, Edward (L)
3 WhipStick Rd., Wilton, CT 06897
203-762-3538
DELAWARE
Bray, Dale F. (L)
5 Stage Rd., Newark, DE 19711-4001
Caron, Dewey M. (L)
7 Oklahoma St. Dr., Newark, 19713
302-831-8883; dmcaron@udel.edu
Dardaris, Paula
20933 Beaver Dam Rd.
Harbeson, DE 19951-2977
302-448-1381
pmdardaris@comcast.net
Mendes, David (L)
11253 Rabin Gap Dr.
N. Fort Myers, FL 33917
239-340-0625
Sanford, Malcolm
5002 NW 64th Lane, Gainsville, 32653
352-336-9744
beeactor@earthlinl.net
Shimanuki, Hachiro
227 Brentwood Dr. N, Lk Placid, 33852
863-699-6380
snowbees@embarqmail.com
Volker, Harry (L)
8 Hobnail Dr., N Fort Meyers, 33903
GEORGIA
Georgia State Beekeepers Assn.
349 Gastley Rd., Clarksville, 30523
Allen, Rhoda
P. O. Box 309, Jewell, GA 31045
706-465-9304; Rhoda@mawaje.com
Bee, Cindy
1041 Wilburn Dr., Marietta, GA 30064
770-424-0076; dillonbee@bellsouth.net
Berry, Jennifer
124 Pinenut Lane, Bogart, GA 30622
706-769-1736; jbee@uga.edu
Donovan, Daniel
P. O. Box 8119, Stamford, CT 06905
203-355-0622; codvus@mail.com
Dickhart, Donna
31 Wakefield Dr., Newark, DE 19711
302-366-1374
donnalynndi@verizon.net
Finch, Barry (L)
426 Main St., Ridgefield, CT 06877
203-743-1621
Dill, Paul (L)
P. O. Box 571, Wyoming, DE 19934
302-249-1866; pab192@aol.com
Fischer, Joseph
114 Hillcrest Rd., Fairfield, CT 06824
203-255-8510
josephcarpentry@sbcglobal.net
Kuehn, Faith
2320 DuPont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901
302-698-4587
faith.kuehn@state.de.us
Short, Rick
P. O. Box 65, Romance, AR 72136
501-765-5746; rshort@central.com
Grimshaw, Jack (L)
348 Maple St., Enfield, CT 06082-2129
860-763-1795
jjackgrimshaw@sbcglobal.net
Lobenhofer, George (L)
24794 Rivers Edge Rd.
Millsboro, DE 19966-7211
globenh@optonline.net
Underhill, Richard (L)
P.O. Box 2796, West Memphis, 72303
870-702-7976; runderhill@hughes.net
Hannan, Rollin (L)
597 Hulls Hill Rd., Southbury, 06488
203-264-5538; rjhannanjr@aol.com
MacIntire, Robert (L,M)
33668 Baylis Rd., Lewes, DE 19958
302-945-0829
Colson, Bobby J.
945 Sink Hole Rd., Register, GA 30452
912-852-5124; beecolson@gmail.com
Young, Douglas (L)
Route 3, Box 231, Clarksville, 72830
501-754-3918
Hanze, George
66 Newtown Ave., Norwalk, 06851
203-846-0625
george.hanze@gmail.com
Marro, Frank (L)
105 Applewood Dr., Dover, DE 19901
302-687-2272; fmarro@comcast.net
Driggers, Jim
260 Spring Branch Dr., Canton, 30115
770-714-0221
jdriggers@windstream.net
ARIZONA
Finley, Jennifer (L)
2000 E. Allen Rd., Tucson, AZ 85719
Holmberg, Gerald
516 Mohegan Parkway,
Quaker Hill, CT 06375
860-443-7192; beefore@aol.com
Owens, Roger
1203 Joshua Dr., Huntsville, AL 35803
256-880-2584
roger@southernvalleyhoney.com
Smith, Margie (L)
3280 Salco Rd., Chunchla, AL 36521
334-251-9129
ARKANSAS
Jester, Kevin
P.O. Box 87, West Ridge, AR 72391
870-931-8700; kevin@jestewrbee.com
Sammataro, Diana (L)
6563 N. Foothills Dr., Tucson, 85718
520-670-6380 ex121
dsammataro@tucson.ars.ag.gov
Howe, John E.
315 River Rd., Willington, CT 06279
860-429-8000; jehowe@sbcglobal.net
Matthews, Alexander
12297 Sycamore Rd., Laurel, 19956
302-875-4150; matthewsa@hsc.edu
Quillen, Ronald
907 Heritage Dr., Seaford, DE 19973
302-629-9430
Reynolds, Charlotte
115 Croom Mills Dr., Adare Village
Hockessin, DE 19707
302-234-4418
Wardell, Gordon
2526 E. Blackridge Dr., Tucson, 85716
520-975-3901; gordyaw@aol.com
Huston, Leslie (L,M)
8 Hopewell Rd., Newtown, CT 06470
203-417-2023; ljhuston@charter.net
CALIFORNIA
Carstersen, Charles (L)
1620 Daniels St., Manteca, CA 95336
209-923-3229; c_t_c@hotmail.com
Jones, Becky & Ted (L)
55 Wolf Pit Rd., Farmington, CT 06032
860-677-9391; t.c.jones@snet.net
Reynolds, Martin (L)
117 Panorama Dr., Newark, DE 19713
302-368-9753
Martin_Reynolds@verizon.net
Kananowicz, John (L)
324 Tater Hill Rd. East Haddam, 06423
860-873-9099
Seaver, Warren (L)
3619 Bayside Dr., Dover, DE 19901
302-674-8969; wwseaver@rcn.com
Kiefer, Katherine
P. O. Box 177, Taconic, CT 06079
860-824-8256; beesweet1@gmail.com
Young, Marian R.
P. O. Box 521, Delaware City, 19706
302-420-1678
myoung@brightfieldsinc.com
Cervenka, Bill
751 Temescal Way, Rdwd City, 94062
650-365-5548
billcervenka@comcast.net
Hicks, Raymond (L)
456 Bundy Ave., San Jose, CA 95117
408-243-5172; rayger@pacbell.net
Pitts, H. Wayne (L)
1726 Fine Dr., Gilroy, CA 95020
408-644-2382; kingbee@uvasgold.com
Traynor, Joe (L)
P. O. Box 2144, Bakersfield, CA 93303
661-871-8938; jotraynor@aol.com
COLORADO
Hartley, John (L)
13835 Herring Rd., CO Springs, 80908
719-495-1251;
Winter,
2009 beeman@pcisys.net
Larned, Michael C. (L)
178 Farms Rd., Stamford, CT 06903
203-322-0294
Maerowitz, Max
340 Sturges Ridge Rd., Wilton, 06897
203-762-0452; maxm67@aol.com
Marron, Richard F.
50 Liberty Ave., Danbury, CT 06810
203-743-0541; dickm@snet.net
Matusovich, Chuck
877 Jacob Rd., Southbury, CT 06488
203-266291; matuscgh@snet.net
FLORIDA
Barthelmeus, Jay (L)
1844 Whispering Pines Circle
Englewood, FL 34223
508-430-2760; kbnjb@comcast.net
Brigham, Robinson (L)
324 Cornwallis Ct., Kissimmee, 34758
McKellar, Charles W. (L)
2224 Orkney Dr., Leesburg, FL 34788
352-343-1626
Binnie, Bob
256 Neptune Ln., Lakemont, GA 30552
706-782-6722
Brewer, Robert (Director)
P. O. Box 369, Hiawassee, GA 30546
706-896-5248; rbrewer@uga.edu
Brown, Greg
929 Ft. Mtn. Dr., Chatsworth, 30705
706-517-9270; archer9@windstrean.net
Burns, Joe (L)
P. O. Box 494, Grayson, GA 30017
770-822-9706; joeb@color-burst.com
Fore, Troy
P.O. Box 1337, Jesup, GA 31598
912-427-3657; troyfore@abfnet.org
Hagan, Lee
151 Del Ray Dr., Maysville, GA 30558
706-652-3333
giftworks@windstream.net
Laird, Joyce (L)
P.O. Box 1285, Dahlonega, GA 30533
706-344-9083
moggiemama@yahoo.com
Ovbey, Jim
4631 Post Oak Tritt Rd.
Marietta, GA 30062-5626
770-992-4631; jimovbey@comcast.net
Owens, Bill
4510 Springwood Dr., Monroe, 30655
404-516-1807
owensapiaries@windstream.net
Smith, Roy M. (L)
1416 Deerwood Dr., Decatur, 30030
404-292-9509; rmsmith@gatelco.org
Swaney, Joe
112 Rollingwood Trail
Sharpsburg, GA 30277
770-304-8315; incontrol@numail.org
Webb, Virginia (L)
349 Gastley Rd., Clarkesville, 30523
706-754-7062; mtnhoney@alltel.net
Williams, P. N.
528 Bridge Ave., Forest Park, 30297
404-366-6404; ehoneyman2@aol.com7
ILLINOIS
Benslay, Mike
Route 1; Box 132B, Stewartson, 62463
217-644-2636; dlbenslay@hotmail.com
Downs, Toni (L)
1315 Watkins Ln., Pleasurville, 40057
404-310-8278
tonivdowns@hotmail.com
Dhom, David
2294 N. 1100th St., Newton, IL 62448
618-783-8502
dhdhom@psbnewton.com
Drake, Phillip
1601 Liberty St., Hickman, KY 42050
270-236-9333
McDonell, Robert E. (L)
1733 Shire Ct., Wheaton, IL 60187
630-668-6687
bmcdonell@smclean.com1
Moniger, Bob
2798 Orchard Hill Rd.
Murphysboro, IL 62966
618-924-1750
bmoniger@wildblue.net
Estes, Crystal
221 So. 15th St., Murray, KY 42071
Galyen, Doug
859 Soldier Ck. Rd., Kirksey, 42054
270-527-9106; jgalyen@hughes.com
Henry, John
1711 Hebron Church Rd.
Marion, KY 42064-5523
270-704-1259
Schlafer, John
26686 Mc Clusky Rd., Dow, IL 62022
618-885-5940; johnschlaf@gtec.com
Hester, Kenneth
866 W. Hebron Ln.
Shephardsville, KY 40165
502-957-2026; khester@wittrans.com
INDIANA
Indiana Beekeepers Association
4760 Lanesville, Georgetown, 47122
812-951-3737
Horn, Tammy
956 Stonewall Rd., Lexington, 40504
859-200-2207; tammy.horn@eku.edu
Baughman, Robert
52076 Larkspur Circle, Granger, 46530
574-277-0152
bob.baughman@us.bosch.com
Laney, Dave
25725 New Rd., North Liberty, 46554
754-656-8701
davelaney@kconline.com
Longhrie, Jim
844 W. New Hope Rd.
Boonville, IN 47601
812-897-5243; pelzer_1@msn.com
Nadworny, Madeline
2071 North Brummetts Creek Rd.
Bloomington, IN 47408-8900
812-335-8751
KANSAS
Marteney, Richard (M)
3925 Vineyard Rd., Wamego, 66547
785-494-8311
beekeeper1945@yahoo.com
KENTUCKY
Adams, Hoyt
PO Box 631, Murray, KY 42071-0631
270-761-4816
Bailey, Rod
PO Box 830, Jamestown, KY 4269
270-343-4600; rod@lc-caa.org
Bethel, Chris
2300 Coll. Farm Rd., Murray, 42071
270-978-1474; jakofall@msn.com
Broadbent, Kathryn
3735 Jenn Ln., Paducah, KY 42001
270-534-8370; kpb42001@hotmail.com
Brock, Robert
943 Youth Camp Rd., Marion, 42064
270-965-2572
Broyles, Richard
4445 Clinton Rd., Paducah, KY 42001
270-554-0068; dickeya@hcis.net
Burchett, Gerald L. (M)
729 Rolling Meadows Rd.
Grand Rivers, KY 42045
270-928-4003
geraldmyrna@windstream.net
Craft, Phil
2485 High Bridge Rd., Wilmore, 40390
502-330-0797; phil.craft@ky.gov
Dixon, Clancy
13207 Rehl Rd., Louisville, KY 40299
502-261-0249
Dixon, Randy
2895
Hall Simpson Rd., Loretto, 40037
8
502-827-3353
honeyhills@dishmail.net
Kerns, Bryant
317 Farmer Rd., Mayfield, KY 42066
270-345-2067; bkerns@wk.net
Walter T. Kelley, Co., Inc.
P. O. Box 240, Clarkson, KY 42726
270-242-2012; sales@kelleybees.com
Collins, Oliver (L)
5330 Jones Thicket, Vienna, 21869
410-943-3448
West, David
PO Box 1731, Murray, KY 42071-1731
270-227-5594; dwest@wkblue.net
Cory, Robert
3402 King Dr., Dunkirk, MD 20754
301-855-8431
Williams, Kent (M)
580 State Rt. 385 N, Wingo, Ky 42088
270-382-2348; kvwilliams@wk.net
Costa, Christopher
9712 Elrod Rd., Kensington, MD 20895
302-942-7090; ccosta33@yahoo.com
MAINE
Maine State Beekeepers
PO Box 499, Phippsburg, ME 04562
207-389-9045
Crouse, Robert L. (M)
1606 Dogwood Ln., Belair, MD 21015
410-638-0105; rlcrouse@qis.net
Bradbury, Elaine (L) Hickory Hill Farm
349 Cape Rd., Standish, ME 04084
207-642-2536; hhfarms@pivot.net
Cooper, Rickie (L,M)
1075 Post Rd., Bowdoinham, 04008
honeybee@gwi.net
Corderman, Allan (L)
P. O. Box 170, Georgetown, 04548
504-897-9817
Cottrill, Carol (Director,M)
164 Wyman Hill Rd., Rumford, 04276
207-364-0917; ccottrill@msn.com
Mabry, Donald
1361 Shaw Rd., Boaz, KY 42027
207-856-3635; dmabry88@wk.net
Dumont, Paul (L)
Route 1, Box 470, Windsor, ME 04363
207-549-7819
humbleabodes@pre.var.com
Mark, Carol M. (L,M)
7754 Lashbrook Rd., Utica, KY 42376
270-729-4733
whitehousefarm@gmail.com
Dutson, Tish
995 Sebec Lake Rd. Willimantic, 04443
207-997-3546; tishdutson@yahoo.com
Miller, Elsie
1178 Martin Rd.
Campbellsville, KY 42718
270-469-5808; bemiller@alltel.net
Moore, John
2562 Chalybeate Springs Rd.
Bowling Green, KY 42164
270-302-3123
ingmoore@hotmail.com
Nickels, Nick
1909 Nicklasville Rd.
Lexington, KY 40503-2024
stu4chr@uky.edu
Overholt, Harris
975 Chapel Hill Rd., Adolphus, 42120
270-622-5286
Peterson, Terry
1500 Rocky Hill Est. Rd.
Clarkson, KY 42726-8443
270-242-4930
lindap49@winlstream.net
Prettyman, Alethia
15275 Meacham Rd.
Hopkinsville, KY 42240
270-269-6006
bramble.bee@netzero.net
Jadczak, Tony (L)
601 Fairfield St., Oakland, ME 04963
207-465-7289 (H)
anthony.m.jadczak@maine.gov
MacGregor-Forbes, Erin (L)
188 Capisic St., Portland, ME 04102
207-772-3380; shforbes@maine.rr.com
Peiffer, Lawrence J. (L)
22 Jackson St., Sanford, ME 04073
207-642-1089
lpeiffer@sad6.k12.me.us
Rickert, M. Stanley (L)
26 School St., Hatfield, ME 01038
413-585-9533
haagrickert@earthlink.net
Scott, Matthew (L)
29 Gowell Rd., Belgrade, ME 04917
207-495-3409; mscott@clinic.net
MARYLAND
Maryland State Beekeepers
702 Monkton Rd., Monkton, MD 21111
410-357-9166; jbealer@comcast.net
Baker, James W.
16723 Sterling Rd., Williamsport, 21795
301-223-8681; bbike02@aol.com
Richards, Randolph
22 Washington School Rd.
Scottsville, KY 42164
270-622-3615; aura@nctc.com
Bernard, David (L,M)
26626 Howard Chapel Rd.
Damascus, MD 20872
301-414-2317
amazing.bee@verizon.net
Spath, Bud
1905 Conners Station Rd.
Simpsonville, KY 40067
502-722-8058; caspath@aol.com
Bernstein, Rick (L)
2025 Freeland Rd., Freeland, 21053
410-343-2507
Stewart, Jerry
700 Ramp Rd., Austin, KY 42123
270-646-4550; jsstewart@yahoo.com
Thurman, Linda
2626 Scottfitts Rd., Murray, KY 42071
270-753-2469
Vernon, Gordon
3583 Brownsford Rd.
Scottsville, KY 42164
270-622-8313; glvernon@nctc.com
Denny, James B.
407 Wrenleigh Dr., Catonsville, 21228
410-965-6506; jim.denny@ssa.gov
Derrick, Rick
4832-Church Ln.; PO Box 141
Galesville, MD 20765-0141
410-867-3663
Dwyer, Sue
8377 Jumpers Hole Rd.
Millersville, MD 21108
410-320-1475; firstmates@aol.com
Earhart, Matthew (L)
3650 Churchville Rd.
Aberdeen, MD 21001
410-273-0155; quilternr@comcast.net
Esaias, Wayne (M)
6971 Mink Hollow Rd.
Highland, MD 20777
301-646-3025
wayne.esaias@nasa.gov
Ferris, Gregory (L)
2805 Butterfly Pl., Indian Head, 20640
301-743-5933
Flaharty, James
248 Firetower Rd., Port Deposit, 21904
410-658-4637
theflaharty@zoominternet.net
Foti, Janice K.
123 Park Ave., Greensboro, MD 21639
410-482-8781; janfoti@erols.com
Geggis, Walter
104 Quail Run Dr., Centreville, 21617
410-758-4614; geggis@verizon.net
Gibson, Mark
1630 Arnoldstown Rd.
Jefferson, MD 21755-9705
301-371-0811
hmarkg@mindspring.com
Greig, Len C. (L)
12121 Remington Dr.
Silver Spring, MD 20902
301-593-2209
Hanchak, Margaret
3811 Beamers Ct., Sykesville, 21784
410-795-1391; sbhahcha@erols.com
Hasson, David (L)
16041 Fields End, Woodbine, 21797
410-442-1328
queenright@comcast.net
Hayes, Allen (L,M)
709 Weller Dr., Mt. Airy, MD 21771
410-489-2835
thehayeshouse4@aol.com
Breitenbach, Stephen
PO Box 332, Jarrettsville, MD 21084
410-692-2839; zogalb@hotmail.com
Higgs, Betty
638 Cockeys Mill Rd.
Reistertown, MD 21136-5116
410-833-1233; norbetfarm@yahoo.com
Burroughs, A Dean (L,M)
609 Twin Tree Rd., Salisbury, 21801
410-546-2910; nectar@verizon.net
Hoffman, Marc
9408 Worth Ave., Silver Spring, 20901
301-585-7601; gangsal@gmail.com
Clark, Greg
8000 Terry Dr., Port Tobacco, 20677
301-934-6080
gclark8000@comcast.net
Isley, Donald (L)
C/O SS Bee; 602 Lowander Ln.
Silver Spring, MD 20901-2829
301-445-4636; isley_dr@yahoo.com
Clements, Joel (L)
2211 Riverview Rd., Balto., MD 21221
410-391-1698
Isley, Wynett (L)
Winter, 20901
2009
602 Lowander Ln., Silverspring,
301-445-4636; w_isley@hotmail.com
Kahkonen, Carl (L)
6136 Rohrersville Rd.
Boonsboro, MD 21713
240-217-4083
gentlebear21713@yahoo.com
King, Joseph (L)
1435 Uniontown Rd.
Westminster, MD 21158-3736
410-875-2332
Kojzar, Paul
11710 Foxspur Ct., Ellicott City, 21042
301-854-0260; paulkjzr@yahoo.com
Langworthy, Andrea
10021 Banner Country Ct.
Gaithersburg, MD 20882
240-793-0363; andrea@nakedbee.com
Polk, Dave
2420 Mill Hill Rd., Waldorf, MD 20603
301-580-9313
freestatebees@gmail.com
Williams, Thomas
37990 Mohawk Dr.
Charlotte Hall, MD 20622
301-884-5230
Preston, Cybil
3109 Sharon Rd., Jarrettsville, 21084
410-836-6993; cybbiep@earthlink.net
MASSACHUSETTS
Mass State Beekeepers
16 Pond St., Apt. 3, Ayre, MA 01432
Quinton, Peter D. (L)
4 Edgewater Ln., Severna Park, 21146
410-267-1158
Berard, Robert O.
1566 GAR Highway, Swansea, 02777
508-673-3511
Ringgold, Charles W. (L)
310 North Boulevard, Salisbury, 21801
410-749-7851
Borden, Venus (L)
12 Okorwaw Ave., Nantucket, 02554
646-416-4869; venus@nycack.com
Rossetti, Rupert (L)
215 Dr. Jack Rd., Port Deposit, 21904
Card, Andrew
96 Dudley Rd., Billerica, MA 01821
978-667-5380; cardbee@aol.com
Lewis, Joseph W.
1102 Runnymede Ct., Belair, 21014
410-322-3342
lewisjoseph-atec@comcast.net
Saunders Papp, Tracie
5691 Old Temple Hill Rd.
Temple Hill, MD 20748-4964
240-460-2617
Linthicum, John W. (L)
8501 Hawkins Creamery Rd.
Gaithersburg, MD 20882
301-253-3744
Seets, John F. (L)
2203 Belleview, Catonsville, 21228
410-471-4335
Loomis, David
312 Nimitz Ave., Rockville, MD 20851
301-762-2818
Maier, Cheryl (L)
10910 Hoyle Ave., Silver Sprg, 20901
202-371-6800; cmaier@kph.com
Mattheu, Randall
11706 Reynolds Rd., Kingsville, 21087
410-592-7332; rimattheu@comcast.net
Matusky, James (L)
2413 Dixie Lane, Forest Hill, MD 21050
410-879-0989; jim2413@aol.com
Mazur, Jennifer (L)
4041 Buck Board Ln., Dunkirk, 20754
McConaughy, Carolann
26004 Fredrick Rd., Clarksburg, 20871
301-928-1574
McDaniel, Stephen (M)
4964 Wentz Rd., Manchester, 21102
410-239-7496
angie@mcdanielphotography.com
Medina, Woody (L,M)
6441 Lochridge Rd., Columbia, 21044
443-535-940
wmedina@pragmatiq.com
Semmes, Guy
11630 Glen Rd., Potomac, MD 20854
301-983-1857
thesemmes@verizon.net
Sheer, Barbara
4217 Sundown Rd.
Laytonsville, MD 20882
301-758-9613; msheer48@aol.com
Smith, David G. (L,M)
522 Kennersley Farm Lane
Church Hill, MD 21623-1255
410-690-4480
c.f.icarenow@gmail.com
Springston, Mark
8101 Fingerboard Rd.
Fredrick, MD 21704
301-874-0892
mark.springston@montgomerycounty.md.gov
Steed, James & Rebecca (L)
9772 Old Annapolis Rd. RR 8
Ellicott City, MD 21042
Strang, Arthur (L)
17000 White Ground, Boyds, 20841
301-948-7803
Sullivan, Michael J. (L)
P.O. Box 420, Mt. Victoria, MD 20661
301-870-1033; mountvictoria@aol.com
Mergner, Wolfgang
104 Tulip Ave., Takoma Park, 20912
301-587-3050; gertrud.mergner@att.net
Suman, Ted
7591 Polly’s Hill Ln., Easton, 21601
410-822-1204; tsuman@goeaston.net
Meyer, George
8306 Greenwood Ave.
Silver Spring, MD 20912-6714
301-346-0110
beegeorgehoney@hotmail.com
Taylor, David
1150 Pinch Valley Rd.
Westminster, MD 21158
410-751-6963; dvltaylor@att.net
Miner, Ernest H. (L,M)
1820 Latham Dr., Frederick, MD 21701
301-663-8800
Morgan, Eileen
25116 Silver Crest Dr.
Gaithersburg, MD 20882
301-451-0384; morgane@od.nih.gov
Morris, David C. (Director, M)
9309 Montpelier Dr., Laurel, MD 20708
301-725-6185; beefriend@verizon.net
Nelson, Jeffery (L)
14 Bowers Ln., Glyndon, MD 21071
410-833-9535
nelsonapiaries@gmail.com
Nickerson, Eric J. (L)
1711 Chateau Ct., Fallston, MD 21047
Olmert, John (L)
12314 Auburn Rd., Thurmont, 21788
301-271-0650
Oritt, Mary
A. (L)
Winter,
2009
P.O. Box 1261, Solomons, MD 20688
410-586-9521
Thompson, Barry (Director, M)
13201 Moran Dr., No Potomac, 20878
301-947-4652; bht1113@aol.com
Thompson, Dean (L)
21136 Black Rock Rd.
Hagerstown, MD 21740
240-313-5356
gridwood05@verizon.net
Thompson, JoAnn (L)
13201 Moran Dr., No Potomac, 20878
Troup, Bill & Nancy (L,M)
10618 Honeyfield Rd.
Williamsport, MD 21795
301-223-9662
beestroup@hotmail.com
Walton, David (L)
3102 Cornwall Rd., Baltimore, 21222
410-284-6243
Williams, Osborn (L)
3700 Cooper Ln.
Landover Hills, MD 20784
301-341-3461; osbornii@msn.com
Collins, Carolyn
P. O. Box 704, Whatley, MA 01093
413-665-0044; loukhaya@comcast.net
Comer, Paul (L)
106 Bellevue Ave., Melrose, 02176
Conlon, Daniel (Director)
2 S. Mill River Rd., S Deerfield, 01373
413-665-451
warmcolors@verizon.net
Denhard, Bill
25 Springvale Rd., Reading, 01867
781-944-1584; billden07@comcast.net
Desilets, Paul
P. O. Box 808, E Sandwich, 02537
508-888-2304; beekeepr@gis.net
DeWeerd, Birgit
8 Crescent Ave., Bedford, MA 01730
781-275-0613
brigit.deweerd@gmail.com
Duane, Mary E. (L,M)
89 Blithwood Ave., Worcester, 01604
508-756-9282; mduane@massed.net
Gaglione, Jan & Vincent (L)
12 Elginwood Rd., Peabody, 01960
978-535-1622; jgagli/646@aol.com
Goldstein, Larry
79 Hill St., Topsfield, MA 01983
978-887-8580
larrygoldstein@hotmail.com
Gross, Jim (L)
P. O. Box 1411, Nantucket, MA 02554
508-228-4038
landandsea@nantucket.net
Mason, Philip (L)
115 Sargent Rd., Brookline, MA 02146
617-566-6611
Mc Cain, Wesley (L)
P. O. Box 876, Sheffield, MA 01257
Meldrum, David
287 So. Main St., Andover, MA 01810
978-474-8700
david.meldrum@verizon.net
Poulin-Hough, Kathy (L,M)
200 Asbury St., So Hamilton, 01982
978-468-6000; beesbest@attbi.com
Reault, Ric (L)
10 Louis Ave., Tyngsboro, MA 01879
978-957-5359
Sample, Stanley R. (L)
40 Center St., Groveland, MA 01834
Sciacca, Gaspare (L)
1 Kilcommons Dr.; Apt. 10
Pembroke, MA 02359-2638
Skamarycz, Gus (L)
P. O. Box 5, Tyngsboro, MA 01879
918-251-3987; pegus1@verizon.net
Spiro, Lionel (L)
22 Worthington Rd., Brookline, 02446
617-739-6050; lbspiro@aol.com
Sullivan, Tim
101 Sherman Rd, Dedham, MA 02026
781-326-2834; timsul123@comcast.net
Tari, Villu
34 Woodlawn Av. Chelmsford, 01824
978-455-5679; kvtari@comcast.net
Trainor, Christopher (L)
70 Benjamin Dr., Boxboro, MA 01719
Viner, Brant
P. O. Box 367, Northborough, 01532
508-393-4939; bviner@bu.edu
Watson, Philip & Dawn (L)
38 Lombard Ave., Amesbury, 01913
978-388-0775
Weiss, David & Denise (L)
7 Stonehill Rd., Marlborough, 01752
508-460-5037
Yauckoes, John
561 Middle Rd., Boxborough, 01719
978-263-0073; jyackoes@msn.com
O’Neil, George (L)
658 Sunrise Ave., Barre, MA 01005
Hebert, David J.
10 Lind St., Oxford, MA 01540
508-864-2538
davidjhebert@charter.net
MICHIGAN
Disselkoen, Mel (L,M)
1941 Alba, Wyoming, MI 49509
616-457-2855; mdiss1@juno.com
Horton, Albert N. (L)
30 Oak St., Dunstable, MA 01827
978-649-7763
Durfy, Randall
23203 Brentwood Dr.
Brownstown TWP, MI 48183
734-671-1208
randall@organicearthfarm.com
Josephson, Eric (L)
46 Washington St., Ipswich, MA 01938
978-356-0449; eric@joset.net
Lagrant, Frank
139 Osborne Rd., Ware, MA 01082
413-967-5064
frank@lagrantshoneybees.comcom
Lenza, Vincent
P. O. Box 906, W Tisbury, MA 02575
508-693-6834; vlz@earthlink.net
Lussier, Clifton (L)
P. O. Box 2672, Fitchburg, MA 01420
800-333-2327
Lussier, Rich (L)
46 Jackson Ave., Fitchburg, 01420
Mangion, Nancy
36 Summer St., Lexington, MA 02420
781-258-8118
nmangion@comcast.net
Martin, Eileen
2215 Dublin Rd., Richmond, MA 01254
413-698-3278; emartin12@mac.com
Hoffman, Carol & Earl (L,M)
34936 W. Chicago, Livonia, MI 48150
734-427-7649
honeyfarm@earthlink.net
Hoopingarner, Roger
2712 Fontaine Trail, Holt, MI 48842
517-709-3514; rahoopie@msu.edu
Huang, Zachary (L)
4287 Farm Meadows Ct.
Okemos, MI 48864
517-353-8136; bees@msu.edu
Hutchinson, Dean
4630 Spence Rd., Cass City, 48726
989-872-2914; hutch@midmich.net
Lawrence, Wade (L,M)
10749 W. M Ave., Kalamazoo, 49009
269-353-9885; wblawrence@aol.com
Ledbetter, Scott (L)
2657 Lantern Ln.; Apt. 102
Auburn Hills, MI 48326-4219
706-592-1524; scottled@aol.com
9
Nowak, Edward
16260 Hubbard Rd., Livonia, MI 48154
734-422-0508; epnowak@earthlink.net
Stenner, Dennis & Michelle (L)
13401 South 34th St., Bellevue, 68123
402-293-0973
Piette, John
2705 Ember Way, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
734-332-0737
NEV
ADA
VA
Muncey, Thomas (L,M)
1927 G Street, Sparks, NV 89431-4334
775-358-0467
Pittsley, Hazen (L,M)
222 East Wisconsin St.
Mt. Pleasent, MI 48858-3155
517-772-2687
Pittsley, Michael & Molly (L)
8379 Madison Rd., Elwell, MI 48832
517-772-2687
Schramm, Ken
1545 Mc Manus Dr., Troy, MI 48084
248-816-1592
kenschramm@wowway.com
Wrosch, John P. (L,M)
2411 Hickman Rd., Ann Arbor, 48105
734-418-3271; jpwrosch@att.net
MISSOURI
Burns, B. C.
194 Scenic View Ln.
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
573-339-1671; bcb3d@aol.com
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bayko, Michael
69 Bean Rd., Merrimack, NH 03054
603-424-5477
mbayko1@comcast.net
Blodgett, Joseph S. (L)
119 Goodhue Rd., Derry, NH 03038
603-893-1022
Chadwick, Ben (L)
49 Lane Dr., Alton, NH 03809-5220
603-875-3544
Hough, Rick (Director,L,M)
9 Royal Crest Dr. #12, Nashua, 03060
603-459-8844
Januskiewicz, Roy
19 Huron Dr., Nashua, NH 03063-3511
603-882-1106; janorp@msn.com
Flynn, Gigi
1561 Louisville, Ave., St. Louis, 63139
314-398-7236; gigithefree@gmail.com
Phillips, Daniel
19 Highland Rd., Kensington, 03833
603-394-0130
behive1224@comcast.net
Hengst, Greg
4355 County Rd. 635
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
573-335-2695
honeyhouse@bigrivertel.net
NEW JERSEY
New Jersey State Beekeepers
Clarksburg, NJ 08510-9620
609-651-4585; curtiscrowell@att.net
Higdon,Matthew (L,M)
10701 N. Hecht Rd., Hallsville, 65255
573-696-2579
Miller, Laurie
505 West Polo Dr., St. Louis, 63105
314-863-7072
lwm9505@sbcglobal.net
Schwertmann, Gary
PO Box 771906, St. Louis, MO 63177
618-451-7757
Sears, Robert
7801 Pershing Ave., Clayton, 63105
314-479-9517
robert.sears@emcstl.com
Smith, Natalie
210 West Steins St., St. Louis, 63111
314-814-2745
smithnat@sbcglobal.net
MISSISSIPPI
Mississippi State Beekeepers
P. O. Box 5207, Miss State, MS 39762
662-325-7765
harry@mdac.state.ms.us
Collison, Clarence
100 Pear Lane, Starkville, MS 39759
662-325-2086 (W)
ccollison@entomology.msstate.edu
Davis, Leroy
PO Box 11, Iuka, MS 38852
662-424-9834
Fulton, Harry (Director)
P. O. Box 5207, Miss State, MS 39762
662-325-7765
harry@mdac.state.ms.us
Potter, Art
PO Box 172, Artesia, MS 39736
662-272-5363
NEBRASKA
Ellis, Marion
4035 Prescott Ave., Lincoln, NE 68506
402-483-4370; mellis3@unl.edu
Portter, Dori
3951 Baldwin Ave. #111
Lincoln,
NE 68504
10
402-741-0542;
dportte2@hotmail.com
Barree, Adele
1825 Mountain Top Rd.
Bridgewater, NJ 08870-2335
908-575-8580
abarree@optonline.net
Berg, Alf
Box 3158, Pt. Pleasant, NJ 08742
732-458-8423; alf.berg@comcast.net
Cheney, Laura
1 Locust Dr., Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-988-6023
luvtoteachart@gmail.com
Chun, Ping-Sun (L,M)
49 Junard Dr., Morristown, NJ 07960
973-539-7020; ping.chun@att.net
Ellis, Susan
703 West Quillytown Rd.
Carneys Point, NJ 08069-9750
856-812-0400; s2ellis@gmail.com
Harvey, Bob (L,M)
912 Route 40, Monroeville, NJ 08343
609-381-8136(C); harvhoney@aol.com
Huges, Bob
706 Gtoveville Allentown Rd.
Yardville, NJ 08620
609-585-4359
Katz, Janet (L)
460 Route 24, Chester, NJ 07930-2903
908-879-4377; janet@rapseik.org
Krowicki, Patricia (L)
82 Old York Rd., Bordentown, 08505
609-298-6324
Leighton, J. Peter
661 Ollie Burke Rd., Jackson, 08527
732-928-4259; p.leighton@att.net
Mainardi, Margaret
7 Pheasant Run, Boonton, NJ 07005
973-299-9095
mmainardi7@verizon.net
Majeski, Joseph
1080 Yardville-Allentown Rd.
Allentown, NJ 08501
609-259-6707; jerseygoldhoney.com
Markley, Ray (L)
13 W. Millcreek Rd.
Easthampton, NJ 08060
609-261-1638; rambeeman@aol.com
Shephard, Thomas
482 Almond Rd., Pittsgrove, NJ 08318
856-691-4053
tsshep41556@aol.com
Simone, Landi (L,M)
Box 101-B Taylor Rd., Boonton, 07005
973-263-0674; beelady@optonline.net
Skove, Cathie
21 Hunts School Rd., Newton, 07860
973-579-5864; honeylady@juno.com
Toth, Karoly
38 Van Cleef Rd., Somerset, NJ 08873
732-873-2989; ktoth73424@aol.com
Wasitowski, Stan
57 Amwell Rd., Flemington, NJ 08822
908-782-7288
fwasitowski@yahoo.com
Wilson, Walter D. Sr. (L)
Connie Ln. #A, Jackson, NJ 08527
Doring, Al
1134 No. Gore Rd., No Creek, 12853
518-251-2264; margethebees@aol.com
Doumanoff, Nicholas
315 Bellvale Lakes Rd.
Warwick, NY 10990-3406
845-986-3806; scenick@warwick.net
Dwyer, Patrick
P. O. Box 683
Cooperstown, NY 13326-0683
607-547-7459; pndywer@pol.net
Eriksen, Thor (L)
707 State Route 30, Gilboa, NY 12076
516-924-3263
Fischer, James & Joanne (L)
340 E. 93rd. St. 27-C
New York, NY 10128
917-628-4052; 212-410-2200
bee-quick@bee-quick.com
Zalamea, Petronio
P. O. Box 13, Perrineville, NJ 08535
609-235-1466; pzrider@gmail.com
Frey, Anne (M)
4808 Skyline Dr.
Delanson, NY 12053-3932
518-895-8744; annef@capital.net
NEW YORK
Alexander, David
25 Dawn Dr., Smithtown, NY 11787
631-664-6810 (D); ramoi@aol.com
Fudge, Clinton (L,M)
1043 Breesport Rd., Erin, NY 14838
607-796-2473; cfudge@infoblvd.net
Bauer, Ursula
200 Winne Rd., Delmar, NY 12054
518-475-9930; ubauer2@nycap.rr.com
Glatz, Roberta (M)
524 Copeland Hill Rd.
Feura Bush, NY 12067
518-768-2225
Bavaro, Laura
59095 Main Rd., Southold, NY 11971
631-235-1179; lbavaro@tnc.org
Gondree, Howard
1159 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, 14222
716-885-4169
Bentley, Darlene
17 Puhalka Rd., Newfield, NY 14867
607-564-3133; heronblu@lightlink.com
Grefig, James J.
Seven Ripley Place
Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520- 1408
jjgrefig@verizon.net
Bizzoso, Peter F. (L,M)
505 Wading River Rd.
Manorville, NY 11949-3448
631-874-4750
Blohm, Richard (L,M)
30 Cherry Ln.,Huntington, NY 11743
631-271-7812; beebiz@msn.com
Blohm, Walter (L,M)
80-32 165th St., Jamaica, NY 11432
718-380-0829; beevenom@verizon.net
Borghi, Victor (L)
2631 Rt. 9, East Chatham, NY 12060
518-392-4550; ampat@mhonline.net
Griggs, Mike
179 Benjamin Rd., Newfield, 14867
607-564-0656; mhg3@cornell.edu
Gutenmann, Walt
248 White Church Rd.
Brooktondale, NY 14817
607-593-7932
apisdorseta@verizon.net
Hodges, Guy (L)
161 Lake Kitchawan Dr.
South Salem, NY 10590
914-763-3211
Bowen, Francis (L)
79 Windernere Dr., Yonkers, NY 10710
914-779-9642
Imbimbo, Pat
142 Beecher Rd., Grandville, 12832
578-642-3270
newenglandfarms@aol.com
Boyce, Ken
209 Tobin Dr., Chittenango, NY 13037
315-687-9495
kennethboyce@verizon.net
Kogan, Howard
P. O. Box 370
Stephentown, NY 12168-0370
518-733-6662; holi@localnet.com
Bush, Daniel
4552 Sthw 30, Amsterdam, 12001
578-212-2108
Kozlowski, Robert
115 W. Groton Rd., Groton, NY 13073
607-533-4639; rek4@cornell.edu
Calderone, Nicholas W. (L)
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853
607-275-0266; nwc4@cornell.edu
Lackey, Ray (L,M)
1260 Walnut Ave., Bohemia, NY 11716
631-567-1936
Crankshaw, Sheryl
15569 Co. Rte. 59, Dexter, NY 13634
315-639-5081
Linck, Richard (L)
3850 Slate Hill Rd., Marcellus, 13108
315-673-2981
Crowell, Bill (L)
7677 Kriswood Dr., Rome, NY 13440
315-337-2281
Lohner, Richard F.
62-64 60th Ave., Maspeth NY 11378
718-386-5999; rich7346@aol.com
De Stefano, Charlie
333 Middle Country Rd.
Middle Island, NY 11953-2506
631-924-0619
Lord, David J. (L)
1088 Big Woods, Greenville, 12083
518-966-4237; miralord22@aol.com
Doan, Ed (M)
P. O. Box 486, Hamlin, NY 14464
716-964-3121
Maine, George
34 Noxxon Rd., Poughkeepsie, 12603
845-452-2100
george@aesmailpro.com
Dodd, Vincent
80 Margaret St., Staten Island, 10308
718-984-1209
Mattila, Heather
Winter,
2009
325 Cascadilla St., Ithaca,
NY 14850
607-319-0971; hrm24@cornell.edu
Meyer, Scott
391 Herrington Hill Rd.
Greenwich, NY 12834
502-744-8006; trehouse@aye.net
Miller, Claude H. (L)
154 Co. Rt. 11, West Monroe, 13167
NIGERIA
Fasida, Oluseyi Folajimi (L)
9 Ademulegun Rd., Ondo State
011-234-803-4706678
fadent203@yahoo.com
Morris, Aaron (Director, M)
Box 246, Round Lake, NY 12151
518-899-6113
amorris@uamail.albany.edu
NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina Bkprs.
329 Laurel St., Mount Ariy, NC 27030
336-786-4848
plmadren@mindspring.com
Morse, Dale
15868 Co. Rt. 62, Watertown, 13601
315-788-6722; dmorse@imcnet.net
Balas, John C.
6200 Colchester Pl., Charlotte, 28210
704-264-4777
Munzer, Frederick (M)
54 Old Brook Rd., Dix Hills, NY 11746
631-243-3512
munzer39@peoplepc.com
Bixby, Mrs. Larry (L)
P. O. Box 348, Cullwhee, NC 28723
704-293-5938
Repohl, Roger
1183 Franklin Ave., Bronx, NY 10456
917-596-2513; repohl@att.net
Ronconi, Richard
484 Ravine Rd., Berne, NY 12023
518-797-3922; rronconi@att.net
Seeley, Thomas D. (L)
332 Hurd Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850
607-539-7897; tds5@cornell.edu
Short, Brabdon (L)
957 Route 394, Kennedy, NY 14747
brandonshort@hotmail.com
Sieling, Peter
7201 Craig Rd., Bath, NY 14810
607-566-8558
garresonlumber@hotmail.com
Alley, Raymond
3658 State Route 48 North
Lebanon, OH 45036-1040
513-932-8139; RAlley3@aol.com
Cole, Robert F. (L)
152 Oakdale Dr., Morganton, 28655
Anderson, Dennis (L)
462 Sealock Ave., Steubenville, 43952
740-282-4075
h2010der@hotmail.com
Fariss, Gregory (M)
142 Cemetery Rd., Mocksville, 27028
336-998-2975
gregoryfariss@peacefulvalleyhoney.com
Green, Larry (L)
424 Woodland Dr., Wakeforest, 27587
919-556-9212; tlclarry@nc.rr.com
Hicks, Will
327 John Allen Rd., Roxboro, 27574
336-599-5938; will.hicks@ncmail.net
Stevens, Erica (L)
2158 State Rte. 29; Greenwich, 12834
518-692-9669
Hopkins, Donald
381 Griffin Rd., Snow Camp, 27349
336-376-8250
don.hopkins@ncmail.net
Thorne III, William S.
1432 State Route 203, Chatham, 12037
518-392-4825; sathorne@fairpoint.net
Utz, Bettina
345 E Mtn Rd. N, Cold Spring, 10516
845-231-2138
bettina@babybluedesign.com
Valentin, Miguel A. (L,M)
6 Waterview Ave.
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779
516-313-6967; mike16397@aol.com
Villecco, Earl
593 Tunnel Rd., Port Crane NY 13833
607-693-1571
casundaze@stny.rr.com
Waid Apiaries
8661 Powell Rd., Interlaken, NY 14847
607-532-4391; waidshoney@fltg.net
Ward, James P. (L)
P. O. Box 712, Wilson, NY 14172-0712
Wilson, Walter D. Jr. (L)
26 Frontier Rd., Churubusco, 12923
518-497-6330
Wilsonshoney@hotmail.com
Winter, 2009
NOV
A SCOTIA
NOVA
MacKenzie, Kenna (L)
AAFC - 32 Main St. Kentville, B4N 1J5
902-679-5731; mackenzie@agr.gc.ca
Cole, Bob & Susan (L,M)
P. O. Box 220, Todd, NC 28684
336-877-1321
bobcole@skybest.com
St. John, Robert (L)
103 Penns. Ave., Medford, 11763
516-654-3836
Surprenant, Loretta
27 County Home Way, Essex, 12936
518-963-7593; eas@willex.com
Wyatt, Rachel (L)
8638 NC Hwy 9S., Columbus, 28722
828-863-1269 X21
rachel@boothframing.com
OHIO
Agsten, James
4035 Duffy Rd. SE, Lancaster, 43130
740-689-0628
honey@ohiohomestead.com
Heatherly, Charles
117 Ambiance Ln., Cary NC 27518
919859-6995; Heath7@bellsouth.net
Still, Constance (L)
82 Stephen Rd., Bayport, NY 11705
631-472-1760; connistill@aol.com
Wooten, Julian
1106 Gould Rd., Jacksonville, 28540
910-346-6884; woojam@yahoo.com
Clements, Greg
2646 Cherry Ln., Denver, NC 28037
704-489-1242
gclements@worldpatents.com
Spear, Lloyd
1309 Rugby Rd., Schenectady, 12308
518-449-4039; lloyd@rossrounds.com
Stevens, Justin (L)
8 Meader Road, Greenwich, NY 12834
518-692-9802; justin@betterbee.com
Underwood, Stephen J.
624 Wiles Ridge Rd., Hays, NC 28635
336-957-3935
apis_keeper@yahoo.com
Johnson, Alton L.
5930 Alley Rd., Catawba, NC 28609
828-241-2923
aljohnson1220@aol.com
Bankowski, Garret (L)
3215 Waterford Rd.
New Waterford, OH 44445-9736
Barker, Sonny
789 St. Rt. 181, Crestline OH 44827
419-683-1478
sbarke5@columbus.rr.com
Botamer, Richard
36580 Bainbridge Rd. Solon, OH 44139
440-248-5863
Cresho, M.
P. O. Box 41368, Brecksville, 44141
216-440-0037
annzewe97@hotmail.com
Daly, Sue
1315 S. Galena Rd., Galena, 43021
740-965-5878
daly1315@embarqmail.com
Keller, Jennifer
54 Lou Ct., Willow Springs, NC 27592
919-609-2252; jjkeller@ncsu.edu
Dicken, Jeff (L)
14945 Liberty Church Rd.
Minerva, OH 44657-9501
330-868-3692; je3dic@aol.com
Langdon, Bruce
365 Milling Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028
336-909-2641; beelang6@gmail.com
Flottum, Kim (L)
7011 Spieth Rd., Medina, OH 44256
330-722-2021; kim@beeculture.com
Mabie, Pete
155 Shotts Farm Rd., Chap Hill, 27516
919-942-8824; petemabie@yahoo.com
Haas, J. Michael
6180 Chestnut St., Painesville, 44077
440-352-2414
Mack, Gerard (L)
121 Hermitage Rd., Charlotte, 28207
704-358-8075
libbymack@earthlink.net
Hoopes, Ron
13180 Twp Rd. 201 NE
Crooksville, OH 43731
740-342-1379; beefarm2003@aol.com
McCarter, Mark (L)
9540 Richard Sandy Rd.
Oakboro, NC 28129
704-485-8148; markm@vnet.net
Kaminski, Daniel (L)
1459 E. Howe Rd., Kent, OH 44240
330-673-0664
Price, Jeanne
182 Elizabeth Ave., Forest City, 28043
828-247-1640
jeanne.price@gmail.com
Kovaleski, Joseph (Director,M)
167 Rosslyn Blvd.
Steubenville, OH 43952
740-632-7500
josephkovaleski@sbcglobal.net
Samford, Arlene
P. O. Box 1164, Cherokee, NC 28719
828-497-2246
Loucek, Kristen
9519 Nichols Rd., Windham, 44288
330-527-3647; kjpool@gmail.com
Tarpy, David (Director)
P.O. Box 7613, Raleigh, NC 27695
919-515-1660; david_tarpy@ncsu.edu
Marshall, Floyd
249 Smyth Ave., Alliance, OH 44601
330-821-0563
Toole, Sanford
90 Sawmill Rd. West, Pinehurst, 28374
910-295-6676; stoole@nc.rr.com
Merrow, Jeffrey (L)
8061 Hickory Hill Ln.
Cincinnati, OH 45241-1336
513-755-0149; jeffmerrow@yahoo.com
Pierson, Bonnie
32998 Center Ridge Rd.
North Ridgeville, OH 44039
440-327-4593; bonbee@aol.com
Rae, Robert
1117 Mint Springs Dr., Fairborn, 45324
837-879-2141; brae01@earthlink.net
Reid, Bill
15754 State Route 775
Willow Wood, OH 45696
740-643-2925; reidapiary@bright.net
Root, John A. (L)
4712 White Tail Lane, Sarasota, 34238
Sheffield, Max
8481 Mocking Bird Ln.
Cincinnati, OH 45231-5849
513-931-6458; msheffield1@fuse.net
Simpson, Carlton
15642 Tiger Valley Rd.
Danville, OH 43014
740-599-7914
cwsimpson@embarqmail.com
Slay, Ben (L)
650 Andrea Lane, Pickerington, 43147
614-920-3659; benslay@hotmail.com
Spradlin, Frankie
346 Millstone Rd., Beaver, OH 45613
740-226-1085
Stahlmam, Dana (L,M)
3075 Mann Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004
614-855-1656
stahlmanapiaries@aol.com
Stoller, Darl
Box 34, Latty, OH 45855
419-399-3239
Summers, Kathy (L)
7011 Speith Rd., Medina, OH 44256
330-461-1081; kathy@beeculture.com
Swintosky, Mike
1804 Walden Ave.; NW
Canton, OH 44709
330-575-1787 (c)
michael.swintosky@timken.com
Tew, James (L)
4654 Mel Ln., Wooster, OH 44691
330-263-3684 (D); tew.1@osu.edu
Thompson, James (L,M)
8227 Eby Rd., Smithville, OH 44677
216-669-3352
Tuttle, Al
915 Crestwood Hills Dr.
Vandalia, OH 45377-2613
937-890-0811; altuttle@prodigy.net
Twaddle, Bonnie
1972 Clark Ave.; Alliance, OH 44601
330-823-7487; twaddlb@muc.edu
Ward, Stephen
3450 North Pike Ext., Warren, 44481
330-847-8576
hasold.fine68@yahoo.com
Willison, Ron (L)
3239 Johnstown-Utica Rd.
Johnstown, OH 43031
740-892-4290
Wilson, Dwight
6833 Willowick Rd., Findlay, 45840
419-293-2369; djlwilson@aol.com
O N TTA
ARIO
Coyle, Kenneth (L)
53 Avon Rd., Kitchener, ON N2B 1T7
519-741-5255; coyle@golden.net
Dodge, David (L)
39 Horner Dr., Nepean, Ont. K2H 5E8
613-828-2275; ddodge@cyberus.ca
Forsyth, Keith (Director)
436 Maple Ave. Grimsby, L3M 3B9
905-945-4928;
11
keithb.forsyth@hwcn.org
Minnick Bill (L)
P.O. Box 426, Smithville, L0R 2A0
905-957-3667
bee.c.min@sympatico.ca
Shanks, Bryan (L)
745 Zephyr Rd., Uxbridge, L9P 1R2
905-852-6494
bshanksy2k@hotmail.com
Watson, Norman (M)
Box 228, Kleinburg, Ont. L0J 1C0
905-893-1221
P E N N S Y LLV
VA N I A
Leigh Valley
505 Summit Ln., Riegelsville, 18077
610-377-1487; pjthomson@verizon.net
Penna. State Bkpers Assoc.
R. D. 1, Box 5660, Canton, PA 17724
570-673-8201; pabee@epix.net
Susquehanna Co. Bkpr.
P. O. Box 1, Stevensville, PA 18845
570-746-3235; robjw@epix.net
Aloyo, Vincent (L)
736 Cathart Rd., Blue Bell, PA 19422
610-278-1621; Aloyo@netreach.net
Baker, David A. (L)
PO Box 838, Unionville, PA 19375
610-724-4803; dabaker10@aol.com
Barbor, Gerald L. (L)
460 Greenleaf Ct., York, PA 17406
717-757-7260; glbarbor@juno.com
Barnes, Jeremy
1722 Union Church Rd.
Seven Valleys, PA 17360
717-428-1144; babathemba@mac.com
Baues, David
6 Red Cloud Circle, Royersford, 19468
610-948-0380; baues@verizon.net
Bayer, Joseph (L)
173 Stahls Lane, Tyrone, PA 16686
814-684-1783
Berthold, Robert (L)
230 Sandy Ridge Rd.
Doylestown, PA 18901
215-345-6556; mcberthold@verizon.net
Dulashaw, George
210 Pheasant Dr., Mineral Point, 15942
814-749-7164; dgdulashaw@aol.com
Fisher, Curtis
210 Limberline Dr., Greensburg, 15601
724-836-1030
Fitzpatrick, Joseph
1036 Doans Way, Blue Bell, PA 19422
215-643-6885
Frazier, MaryAnn (L)
Dept. of Ent.; 501 ASI Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802
814-542-7291; mxt15@psu.edu
Gibboney, Allen
RD 1, Box 691,Altoo na, PA 16601
814-941-1775; aandmgib@aol.com
Grube, Charles
6 Orchard Sr., Trucksville, PA 18708
570-696-2688; grubes@epix.net
Hackenburg, David & Linda (L)
1466 Crossroads Dr.
Lewisburg, PA 17837
570-568-2337
Harcum, David B. (L)
2672 Brodhead Rd., Aliquippa, 15001
724-375-6312; MHarcum@aol.com
Hoover, Ken
1239 Dysart Dr., Dysart, PA 16636
814-946-4412
shadetree@shadetreeapiary.com
Hovanec, Frank
15 Bigelow St., Swoyersville, 18704
570-288-0825; frajn@juno.com
Howe, Jesse
PO Box 31, Cedars, PA 19423
215-565-6422
everichfarms@yahoo.com
Jenereski, Robert J. (L,M)
2105 Ridge Dr., Mars, PA 16046
724-772-0985
masterbk@sunstreambees.com
Jenkins, Harold
816 Kenilworth Ave., Lansdale, 19446
215-855-5613
Betlejeski, Linda (L)
16 Birch Rd., Malvern, PA 19355-1644
610-993-7511; lindabn@nothinbut.net
Kaminski, Ted
509 3rd. Ave., Hastings, PA 16646
814-247-9934; bee1313@forspeed.com
Blasko, Jim (L,M)
789 Country Ridge, Bedford, 15522
814-623-2767
Keaton, Roy & Karen
1141 Trail Rd., Hummelstown, 17036
717-469-0495
Blodgett, William (L,M)
27 Red Oak Dr., Danville, PA 17821
570-275-0901; beefun01@yahoo.com
Keeney, Dennis (L)
P. O. Box 68, Bethel, PA 19507-0068
717-933-8565
Bobb, James A. (Chairman)
2011 Shearer Rd., Lansdale, PA 19446
610-584-6778; jimbobb@gct21.net
Kinbar, Charles
P. O. Box 1678, Milford, PA 18337
570-497-6402
purepahoney@gmail.com
Bryer, Jeffrey (L)
447 Reservoir Rd., W Chester, 19380
610-696-8448; jeffbryer@comcast.net
Buzas, Anthony M. (L)
25 Jones Rd., Flourtown, PA 19031
215-8361650
Chapin, Richard C. (Historian,M)
RR 1 Box 102A, Montrose, PA 18801
570-278-1094; oldbeekeeper@epix.net
Collins, Anita M. (L)
PO Box 806, Kutztown, PA 19530
610-683-5172; frozenbeedoc@cs.com
Corkran, Susan
1000 Hickory Hill Rd.
Chadds Ford, PA 19317-9315
610-388-6323
Crawford, Grace
27 Red Oal Dr., Danville, PA 17821
610-409-8081; crawfordg@iconus.com
Draper,
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Bill (L)
32 Avonla Ln., Millerton, PA 16936
800-233-4273
Kleiner, Karl
180 Germany Ct., East Berlin, 17316
717-259-7208
Krepicz, Paul (L,M)
8618 Rextown Rd., Slatington, 18080
610-767-8681; klights@ptd.net
Kuehn, James (L)
2206 Hill Rd., Warfordsburg, PA 17267
717-294-3067; dkuehn@frontiernet.net
Kyle-Brownell, Nancy
111 Sixth Ave., Collegeville, PA 19426
610-454-0494; nkyle111@comcast.net
Lutgens, Karl
362 James St., Nw Wilmington, 16142
724-946-3143
karldabeeman@yahoo.com
Marcy, Brian
101 Warden Rd., Doylestown, 18901
267-880-0111
Mathias, Stewart D.
514 Early’s Mill Rd.
Hummelstown, PA 17036-7612
717-533-2231
Utter, Jack (L)
2630 Old Trail Rd., York Haven, 17370
717-215-2383
ckweaver@worldnet.att.net
Matthenius, Jacob C. (L)
4011 Green Pond Rd
Bethlehem, PA 18020
Vreeland, Russell
219 Valley Green D., Coatsville, 19320
610-857-9916 rsvreeland@comcast.net
McCormack, Tom (M)
115 Reesman Dr., Aliquippa, PA 15001
724-495-6310
tlmccormack@verizon.net
Wentling, Deb
26 Raven Trail, Fairfield, PA 17320
717-642-8219; wenting@msmary.edu
Miller, Warren (Director)
P. O. Box 64, Mingoville, PA 16856
814-383-4331
superbee22@hotmail.com
Mondjack, William (L,M)
2236 N. First Ave., Whitehall, 18052
610-264-0494; billzbeez@enter.net
Overholser, J. Spencer (L)
58 Downing Dr., Wyomissing, 19610
610-670-0508
Papke, David
12703 Blymire Hollow Rd.
Stewartstown, PA 17363-8431
717-246-2339; dcpapke@aol.com
Peregmon, David J. (Director)
115 Barnsley Ave., Morrisville, 19067
856-981-9483
davesawmill@msn.com
Purcell, Tara
2295 Esten Rd., Quakertown, 18951
215-206-0058
purcelltara@hotmail.com
Reich, James
450 Freeport Rd., Butler, PA 16002
724-283-8637
honeysweet@zoominternet.net
Roccasecca, Karen
3201 Penbrook A., Harrisburg, 17109
717-215-9896
Roeshman, Robert M. (L,M)
798 Red Fern Ln., Bethleham, 18017
610-867-4047; bvenom@ptd.net
Ruthkosky, Frank (L)
491 Dowlin Forge Rd., Exton, 19341
484-678-1938
fruthkosky@taylorgifts.com
Salnicky, Michael (L)
RR 3; Box 3170 Snow Hill Rd.
Cresco, PA 18326-9778
570-595-3265; frmjs@earthlink.net
Schnarr, Nancy
2724 Huntingdon Pike
Huntingdon, PA 19006-5112
267-625-5908
thestonefaery@yahoo.com
Scott, Carolyn
604 S.Washington Square
Philadelphia, PA 19106-4125
215-922-2974; scottc466@aol.com
Seiple, Barbara
326 Monroe St., Philadelphia, 19147
215-925-2549; bhseiple8@gmail.com
Shaffer, Bob (L)
545 Hill Church Rd.
Hummelstown, PA 17036
717-534-1495
Shanor, Terry
158 Victor Rd., Butler, PA 16001
724-283-5687
Sliwka, Peter
P. O. Box 381, Leighiton, PA 18235
610-377-1875
Thomasson, Mary
P. O. 75, Eighty Four, PA 15330-0075
724-228-1670
mary@nottinghamfarmproducts.com
Wright, Cliff Sunflower (L,M)
2371 W. Best Rd., Bath, PA 18014
610-759-9655
Ziegler, Paul S. (L)
9351 Old 22, Bethel, PA 19507-9422
717-933-8565
QUEBEC
McCaig, Jim (M)
2604 Des Pommiers,
St. Lazarc, J7T 2K8
450-455-8345
james.mccaig@sympatico.ca
RHODE ISLAND
Rhode Island Beekeepers
61 Kennedy Rd., Foster, RI 02825
401-397-3269; billjones61@yahoo.com
Bieder, Bernard
140 Coldbrook Rd., Warwick, 02888
401-463-8654 beeman704@verizon.net
Dennison, Jane
325 Newman Ave., Rumford, 02916
401-434-0989; jandmd@aol.com
Fournier, Robert R.
395 S. Main St., Woonsocket, 02895
401-769-2407
Jones, William M. (L)
61 Kennedy Rd., Foster, RI 02825
401-397-3269; billjones61@yahoo.com
Lafferty, Edward (Director)
423 Fruit Hill A., N. Providence, 02911
401-353-6644
fruithillapiaries@verizon.net
McGuire, Jeff (L)
72 Andre Ave.,Wakefield, RI 02879
401-789-1144; jeffmcguire@cox.net
Mencucci, Betty
1777 Victory Highway; Box 684
Glendale, RI 02826
401-568-8449; bmencucci@cox.net
Peasley, Stanley (L)
64 Division Rd., W Greenwich, 02817
401-884-4210
Richardson, Anne M. (L)
40 Memoril Rd., Providence, RI 02906
401-331-3239
anne-fred@worldnet.att.net
Robar, Mark (L)
P. O. Box 169, Wyoming, RI 02898
401-539-0434
SOUTH AFRICA
Edwards, Paul
Box 44535, Linden, South Africa, 2104
ednet@mweb.co.za
SOUTH CAROLINA
South Carolina Beekeepers
3450 Fork Shoals, Greenville 29680
director.sc@easternapiculture.org
Biggerstaff, Robert
3495 Old Ferry Rd., John’s Is., 29455
843-766-8259
Blecke-Lawson, Denise
441 Ridge Springs Rd.
Cleveland, SC 29635
864-878-7592; dblecke@hotmail.com
Bommer, Wesley
403 Edisto Lake Rd., Wagener,
Winter,29164
2009
803-564-6487; wesgardens@aol.com
Fetsko, Mark A.
310 Ridge Reserve Dr.
Lake Wylie, SC 29710
803-746-5447; m.fetsko@att.net
Templeton, Don
115 Red Hill Rd., Taft, TN 38488
931-433-2863
Flannagan, Neel
1119 Hatchaway Br. Rd., Aiken, 29801
803-439-4033; cneelf@yahoo.com
Thomas, Glendon E. & Marlene (L)
51 Hickory Hollow Circle
Crossville, TN 38555
931-787-4247; beetracking@glenmar
Genta, Steve (Director)
3450 Fork Shoals Rd.
Simpsonville, SC 29680
864-243-9013; scbeeman@aol.com
Tulloch, John (Treasurer
P.O. Box 29, Blount, TN 337617
423-574-1181
treasurer@easternapiculture.org
Hood, Mike
305 Long Hall, Clemson, SC 29634
864-656-0346; mhood@clemson.edu
Turner, Ray
1117Howell Dr., Franklin, TN 37069
615-300-6953
rturnerbee@wmconnect.com
MacFawn, David (L)
205 Ridgecreek Dr., Lexington, 29072
803-957-8897; dmacfawn@aol.com
Siler, Staci
32 Fawnwood Dr. W., Aiken, 29803
803-649-2988; stacisiler@bellsouth.net
TENNESSEE
Tennessee Beekeepers Association
P. O. Box 33, Harriman, TN 37748
865-882-2280; riggs167@bellsouth.net
Alexander, Charles
494 Chickasaw Land Way
Collierville, TN 38017
901-517-6001; chasdalex@earthlinl.net
Bomar, Richard
119 Byrd Rd., Paris, TN 38242
731-363-1113; ku4ac01@bellsouth.net
Elwood, Robert (L,M)
104 Dansworth Ln., Oak Ridge, 37830
865-482-5276
Forbes, Charles
7074 Scepter Dr., Bartlett, TN 38135
901-266-4251; c.r.forbes@comcast.net
Garrison, Jim (Director)
PO Box 83, Chaple Hill, TN 37034
615-377-7696; jimg@boardroominc.net
Holcombe, Edwin & Elaine (L)
P. O. Box 303, Shelbyville, TN 37162
931-684-0826
Kimbrell, Sarah
561 Webb Loop, Crossville, TN 38572
931-788-2964; limbrellsrh@yahoo.com
Magli, Wib
301 Public Square, Franklin, TN 37064
615-794-5484
kestral2001@yahoo.com
Martin, George (L)
59 Bashaw Cr. Rd., Manchest., 37355
931-728-6366; gmartin02@charter.net
Moore, Bob
2565 Hopewell Rd., Lavinia, TN 38348
731-415-6788; bob.l.moore@state.tn.us
Morris, Andy (L)
4747 W. Beaver Cr., Powell, 37849
865-567-7192; beerx05@yahoo.com
Reed, David
6807 Cedar Wood Ct, E Ridge, 37412
423-892-2132
reeddavidb@comcast.net
Robinson, F. Earl
2425 Newman Rd., Rockvale, 37153
615-274-6616; pattierob@hotmail.com
Shaw, Dick
2396 Eastwood, Memphis, TN 38112
901-323-8520
dickshaw9@comcast.net
Skinner, John A.
1158 Martin Mill Pike, Rockford, 37853
865-977-8262; jskinner@utk.edu
Taylor,Matthew
125 Dogwood Rd., Charlotte, 37036
matt@taylorsfinest.com
Winter, 2009
Wilkerson, Phillip
323 Red Clover, Winchester, 37398
931-967-4042
Young, David A.
902 Kingfisher Point, Nashville, 37221
615-943-8886
youngdav@realtracs.com
TEXAS
Jackson, Paul W. (L)
Texas A & M; College Station, 77843
409-774-4870
Fisher, Kenneth
2700 Mike Longs Woods Rd.
Stanley, VA 22851-2802
540-778-2722
kefisherva@hotmail.com
Fulgham, Frank (L)
508 Sleepy Hollow, Richmond, 23229
804-282-6167
Gallagher, Brian
725 Rea’s Ford, Earlysville, 22936
434-978-4405; gallagherb@adelphia.net
Gibson, Robert E.
12497 Cedar Ln., Ashland, VA 23005
804-798-3928; regbees@aol.com
Goodrich, Rudolph C. (L)
103 Bethany Terrace, Yorktown, 23693
804-595-3569
Hanawalt, Ronald
2594 Northridge Rd., Hardy, VA 24101
540-721-3441
Harman, Ann W. (L,M)
1214 North Poes Rd., Flint Hill, 22627
540-364-4660; ahworkerb@aol.com
Haskell, Pat (L,M)
8108 Collins St., Annandale, VA 22003
703-504-3484; jim.haskell@verizon.net
Lehman, Kim
920 Shady Ln., Austin, TX 78768
512-627-0113
kim.lehman@sbcglobal.net
Hutto, Chuck
10 Darlington Dr., Rocky Mount, 24151
540-483-0636
chuck.hutto@frco.k12.va.us
Pollard, Brandon
5829 Reiger Ave., Dallas, TX 75214
214-826-8696
texashoneybeeguild@yahoo.com
Kiessling, Brenda (L,M)
10610 Hunters Val. Rd., Vienna, 22181
703-938-9389
UNITED KINGDOM
Gibb, Andrew
6 Larks W Knaphill, Woking GU21 2LB
44-(0)1483-475072
andrew@andrewgibb.com
VIRGINIA
Virginia State Beekeepers
PO Box 213, Amissville, VA 20106
Ballard, Lannie D.
100 Pear Tree Ln., Natural Br., 24578
540-291-2538; lballard@ntelos.net
Bundy, William (L)
17883 Dry Mill Rd., Leesburg, 20175
703-779-0894; loudounbee@aol.com
Campbell, Lonnie
12435 Harpers Ferry Rd.
Purcellville, VA 20132
703-282-6934; loncamp52@netzero.net
Clayton, Glenn (L)
89 Williamstown Rd., Shipman, 22971
434-263-5336; HungryHill@netzero.net
Crane, Teresa, Tippitts Hill
36024 Bell Rd., Round Hill, VA 20141
703-777-8450
info@issueauctionpublications.com
Davis, Billy M. (Director,M)
P. O. Box 415, Purcellville, VA 20134
540-903-9274
honeybees.flintlock@gmail.com
Davis, Giles (L)
2348 Miller Dr., Ringgold, VA 24586
804-822-7252
Eisen, Karla
6311 Catharpin, Gainsesville, 20155
703-753-9023; karla6311@hotmail.com
Ferree, John E. (L)
5830 Piedmont Dr., Alexandria, 22310
703-922-6744; john_feree@adp.com
Fiala, Alan
7250 Idylwood Rd.
Falls Church, VA 22043-2702
703-790-8044; fialaalan@earthlink.net
Kist, Paul
1709 Placid Ct, Virginia Beach, 23453
757-672-8865; paulkist@juno.com
Linton, Frank
3722 Warwick Circle, Fairfax, 22030
703-983-6728 (D); linton@mitre.org
Magolda, Charles
3414 Courtland Ave. NE (L,M)
Roanoke, VA 24012
540-857-7582
Mayr, Louise
42165 Black Walnut, Leesburg, 20176
703-777-7426; lmayr@mindspring.com
Mares, Bill (L)
429 S. Willard, Burlington, VT 05401
802-863-4938; bill.mares@gmail.com
Tardie, John J. (L)
68 Meadow Lane, Underhill, VT 05489
802-899-5464
ohnjtardie05489@verizon.net
Thompkins, Enoch (L)
959 Falls Rd., Shelburne, VT 05482
WASINGTON
Millers Homestead LLC
14606 S Strangland, Cheney, 99004
509-299-9085
jenine@millershomestead.com
WASHINGTON, DC
Scholz, Lynn (L)
5700 Sherier Pl. NW Wash, DC 20016
202-966-7555
WEST VIRGINIA
Amrine, James W. (L)
WV Univ., Morgantown, WV 26506
West Virginia Beekeepers
2 Observatory Rd., Charleston, 25314
304-344-1652; wfp94@yahoo.com
Blatt, Gabriel
3554 Haneys Bridge Rd.
Huntington, WV 25704
304-429-1268; gabeblatt@prodigy.net
Cochran, Earl P. (L)
P. O. Box 1273, Shady Spring, 25918
304-763-3838
Copenhaver, Deborah A. (L,M)
76 Fiesta Dr., Bunker Hill, WV 25413
304-229-8750
Copenhaver, James H. (L,M)
76 Fiesta Dr., Bunker Hill, WV 25413
304-229-8750
Everhart, Herbert
85 Everhart Dr., Kearneysville, 25430
304-876-3832
herbert25430@frontier.net
Fitzgerald, Gerry (Director,M)
398 Carlyle Rd., Martinsburg, 25401
304-274-1564
gerryfitzgerald@msn.com
Miller, Kathy (L)
P. O. Box 614, Ruckersville, VA 22968
kfrasemiller@gmail.com
Harris, Thomas B. (L)
7000 Hampton Ctr. St.; Suite G
Morgantown, WV 26505
304-599-3518
Nahser, Norman
132 John Rolfe Ln., Williamsbrg, 23185
757-784-3982
connie89130@netscape.net
Hearn, Richard E. (L)
HC 62; Box 76, Alma, WV 26320
304-758-0547; apischarmer@aol.com
Perrin, Deborah
10831 Blake Ln., Bealeton, VA 22712
540-439-1957; dlperrin17@yahoo.com
Pfoutz, Jeffrey L. (L)
38595 Hughesville, Leesburg, 20175
540-338-5190; bees@mindspring.com
Ruth, Robert A.
1065 Arborhill Rd., Staunton, VA 24401
Shaner, Jed (L)
2722 Parkersburg Tk, Swoops, 24479
540-337-7007
Stryker, Kim
7716 Shreve Rd., Falls Church, 22043
703-989-6088
kstryker@furnacecd.com
Wellemeyer, Robert G. (L)
120 Mill Run Ln, Castleton, VA 22716
540-229-5359
Gillispie, George
72 Spring St., Newport, VT 05855
413-259-1905; curtis72@msn.com
Greene, Robert
P. O. Box 633, Bennington, VT 05201
802-447-8544; robaero@yahoo.com
Kavanagh, M. Ellen (L)
4452 Ridge Rd., Shepherdstwn, 25443
304-596-0905; elka24@comcast.net
Kees, Thomas (L)
2360 Miller Ave., Fairmont, WV 26554
304-363-4782
beesnbooks70@peoplepc.com
Kershner, Thomas W. (L,M)
9705 Williamsport Pike
Falling Waters, WV 25419
304-274-2465
May, Steve (L)
550 Coal River Rd., St. Albans, 25177
304-727-7659
Mc Carty, Ronald
125 Barton Chaple Rd.
Apple Grove, WV 25502
304-576-2500
Winston, Eldon T.
1121 Hollida Ln., Martinsburg, 25404
304-264-4783
eldon@winstongardens.com
WISCONSIN
Lindokken, Larry H. (L)
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608-523-4978; lindhl@tds.net
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item that you like.
Our vendors are always
very generous as are all of
you. We appreciate your
donations and hope you will
consider a donation this
year. Remember one
beekeeper’s trash is
another beekeeper’s
treasure. We’d like to
encourage you to bring bee
stuff for kids - books,
toys, games, clothes,
costumes. These are just
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16495 C.R. 319
Navasota, TX 77868
Phone: 936.825.2333
FAX: 936.825.3642
E-mail: rweaver@rweaver.com
Winter, 2009
2009 Honey Show
The typical EAS Annual Show is
taking a rest this year. Participation has
been considerably down the past
couple of years so we’ve decided to
scale back and keep it very simple for
2009. We’re only doing the “Black Jar”
Class - see below. There will be a $5
entry fee and the winner will receive a
ribbon and half of the entry money.
Robert Brewer, EAS Director from
Georgia and International Honey Judge
will be judging your honey.
Black Jar of Extracted Honey
1. One jar of extracted honey, any color;
2. Exhibitor will enter honey in their own opaque container;
3. Honey will be judged solely on the merits of its taste;
4. Exhibitors may remove their entry any time on the
last day of the conference.
News From PA
The PA State Beekeepers Association was well represented at the 2009
PA State Farm Show in Harrisburg. This
is one of the largest indoor agricultural
events in the United States with over
10 acres under roof exhibiting all agricultural related activities. The eight
day event draws more than 400,000
people and the State Beekeepers sponsored three booths associated with our
beekeeping craft. The Learning Center
had two observation hives set up and
handed out various fact sheets about
honey bees and our State Association
and thanks to Dadant and Mann Lake
over 600 beekeeping supply catalogs
were given out by the fifth day. The
prospect of new beekeepers was overwhelming.
The Pa Beekeepers also have a
long tradition of making the best honey
ice cream on the east coast and have
a stand that sells more than 300 (1/2
gallons) and dips out more than 300
(3 gallon) containers during the show.
This delicious treat is served in a dish,
cone or on a hot Belgium waffle made
on the spot. Our third booth is a commodity booth that sells products made
by PA Bees. The proceeds of this event
are used to support our honey queen
program promoting our Bees. This
takes a monumental effort to organize
and staff this event and each year the
PA State Beekeepers come through
with flying colors teaching thousands
of adults and kids about the necessity of the worlds most important pollinator. –Warren Miller, PA Director
Winter, 2009
What’s Happening In
Ontario?
OBA Spring Meeting - March 31st
and April 1st in Milton at Country
Heritage Park facility. (this is where
the new OBA office is located).
OBA Summer Meeting - Saturday June 27th 2009 in Guelph.
For further meeting details visit
www.ontariobee.com/.
Country Heritage Park, an interactive heritage park depicting agriculture and rural life over the last 150
years, is located on an 80 acre site
with over 30 exhibit buildings and
20,000 artifacts. Nestled in the
shadow of the Niagara Escarpment, it
offers educational programs for school
children, special events, attractions,
tour group programs, day camps, historical interpretation of exhibits, an
outstanding collection of antique tractors, steam engines, farm equipment
and rural life artifacts. As well, Country Heritage Park offers facilities for
weddings, trade shows, corporate and
family celebrations and business
meetings. Country Heritage Park is
operated by Country Heritage Experiences Inc., a not-for-profit association.
For
details
please
visit
www.countryheritagepark.com.
Keith Forsyth, EAS Director
MASS NEWS
The Massachusetts Beekeepers
Association 2009 Schedule of events.
For
more
information
visit
www.massbee.org.
Bee Equipment Irradiation
Project - Our annual state irradiation date is March 9th. This is coordinated by county associations and the
state association. Interested participants should contact thier county club
coordinator to signup. This is a way to
clean up questionable equipment without using chemical treatments. Alternative to destroying AFB infected equipment.
Spring Meeting March 28th Topsfield Fairgrounds, Topsfield
MA. Opening remarks by Doug Petersen
Massachusetts Commissioner of Agriculture Resources, John Burand PhD
University of MA. researcher will
present information on viruses found
in honeybees and native bees in the
state, and Jerry Hayes guest speaker
Florida Chief Apiary Inspector. Free to
members and first-time bee school students. $10.00 for non-members. Lunch
(cost is extra) can be ordered in advance. Hosted by the Essex County Beekeepers Association.
4th Annual Field Day June 20th
- UMass Agronomy Farm, South
Deerfield, MA. A full day of practical
demonstrations in all areas of beekeeping. Bring your veil as most presenters will be using live colonies. This
event is open to all beekeepers at no
charge (must pay for lunch). Lunch can
be ordered in advance. Includes topics
appropriate for new beekeepers and
experienced beekeepers. Hosted by the
FRanklin County Beekeepers Association.
Fall Meeting October 17th Leiceister Knights of Columbus,
Leisceister, MA. Guest speakers include Marla Spivak, and Heather
Mattilla. Free to members of MBA and
WCBA. $10.00 for non-members. Lunch
ordered in advance. Hosted by the
Worcester County Beekeepers Association.
– Dan Conlan, MA Director
Be Sure & Visit
Our EAS Website
www
.easternapiculture.org
www.easternapiculture.org
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Winter, 2009
EAS FALL BOARD OF
DIRECTOR’S MEETING
October 18, 2008 • Ellicottville, NY
Call to order: Chairman, Jim
Bobb called the Eastern Apicultural
Society of North America to order at
7:00 p.m. Saturday, October 18, 2008.
Roll Call: In order for a director
to be able to vote their State/Provincial dues need to be paid.
Present: Jim Bobb, PA; Kim
Flottum, OH; Kathy Summers/
Flottum, OH; Loretta Surprenant, NY;
John Tulloch, DE; David Peregmon, NJ;
Aaron Morris, NY; Barry Thompson,
MD, Joe Kovaleski, OH; John Baker,
CT; Billy Davis, VA, On Conference
Call: Robert Brewer, GA; Carol Cottrill,
ME; Steve Genta, SC.
Director’s Absent: Ed Lafferty,
RI; Jim Carmack, AL; Kent Williams,
KY; Dan Conlon, MA; Gerry Fitzgerald,
WVA; Will Hicks, NC; Jim Garrison,
TN; Toni Downs, KY; Warren Miller,
PA; Warren Seaver, DE; David Morris,
MD; Earl Hoffman, MI; Keith Forsyth,
ONT.
Guest: Steve & Cindy Mead, Western NY Honey Producers and Bob
Brachmann, Commercial Queen
Breeder, Western NY Honey Producers. Suzan Kovaleski, OH.
Secretary’s Report: A motion was
made by Kim Flottum and seconded by
Barry Thompson that the minutes be
accepted with the change of the word
compatible to comparable and 11 p.m.
to 11 a.m., Barry Thompson, MD/MB
filling in for Davis Morris. All board
members voted in favor of the motion.
A letter was received from Dave
Anthony, President of the MI Beekeepers’ Association canceling its membership in EAS’ as they were not contributing members at this time. Jim Bobb
will contact them to find out more information.
David Laney, IN has also resigned.
Treasurer’s Report: The Balance
Sheet as of October 13, 2008 showed
total liabilities and equity of
$166,014.81. Income January-December 2008 showed $40,974.03. We have
not received the final bill from Murray
State as of yet. A motion was made by
David Peregmon and seconded by Joe
Kovaleski to accept the report pending audit. All board members voted
unanimously in support of the motion.
John Tulloch major concern is how
this current crisis in the financial
markets will affect EAS’ finances.
John contacted Edward Jones representative and asked about the safety
of EAS’s CDs. The CDs are insured by
the government and that was confirmed
and the amount increased by the bill
congress passed to help stabilize the
Winter, 2009
markets. What could be in jeopardy
was the interest payment.
Past President’s Report EAS
2008: Kim Flottum reported that he
had spoke with Kent Williams and said
that the financial report would reflect
how well they did. We are still waiting
for the final bill. The Board stated it
was a great conference. Kent Williams
and the KY beekeepers did a great job.
Past Chairman’s Report: Kim
Flottum reported that the Policy and
Procedure Manual (P&P) was now electronic and should go on the website.
The P&P has two components: It furnished examples of documents, letters, invitations, nominations, requests and the like for reference when
new Directors, Committee Chairs, Executive Committee members come on
board, or undertake chores with which
they are not familiar. The second component is comprised of a series of
guidelines, job descriptions and the
like. These are, for the most part, the
required instructions referenced in the
Constitution and Bylaws. Volume 1.0
was presented to the Board. When
changes are made at any meeting, results and comments are to be recorded
in dated entries by the Secretary, noting what provision of the past P&P was
changed, the new provision, and a link
to the meeting minutes that contain
the discussion leading to the change.
One item that the P&P should contain, but no references to it being required, is a table of contents, and if
the Board of Directors feels it necessary a glossary. Time table: hoping to
have things entered by the end of the
year and on the website by the Spring
meeting.
President’s Report EAS 2009
NY: to be held at the Holiday Valley
Conference Center in Ellicottville, NY
August 3-9, 2009. Bee Culture will be
the first sponsor for the EAS short
course and conference that is not a
state beekeeping group. The Conference Center will supply rooms and
meals as a package for a registrant
rather than EAS registration dealing
with the details. Will focus on commercial beekeeping, Russian bees and
harvesting. There is lots of sightseeing
in the area.
There will be no Honey Show this
year. Jim Bobb and Joe Kovaleski felt
the Honey Show should be up to the
state hosting the Conference. This
year an alternate Beer and Mead Show
will be presented giving the Honey
Show a rest.
A motion was made by Billy Davis
and seconded by Dave Peregmon that
we forgo the Honey Show for this conference and investigate what kind of
promotion we can do to get more
people involved in the Honey Show. All
voted in favor of the motion but two.
Robert Brewer asked to be on a
committee to review the Honey Show
for future years.
There will be two levels of beekeeping. The Advanced Bee Class
headed up by Kim Flottum and Nick
Calderone with the beginners session
spearheaded by Clarence Collison,
Barry Thompson and the Master Beekeepers. A tour of Bob Brackmann’s
Queen Breeding and Andy Card’s Honey
House will be part of the activities.
The board toured the facilities prior
to the meeting. John Baker felt that it
would be crowded for eating and meeting. Kim stated that they would have
1½ hours to clean up from the meal.
Meal counts needed to be given two
weeks in advance. They have about 102
rooms blocked off with a deadline date
for release. There are also condos
available that are not air-conditioned.
The cancellation policy will be strict
and will be spelled out in the Journal.
The budget was presented based
upon 325 people including speakers
and vendors. Base cost for the room
is $129 + tax and a big breakfast bringing the total to around $160. Lunch will
be included in the registration cost.
The board brought up the issue of Holiday Valley charging the charge card
right away. Kim and Kathy will work
on this.
Chairman’s Report: Jim Bobb reported on the following:
HAS: Jim Bobb wrote a letter to
Tom Webster and Phil Craft stating
that we will try not to have our meeting too close to each other and we try
to do some joint things together such
as a joint scholarship. Joe Kovaleski
stated that Jim Bobb’s letter was an
excellent one.
Speakers Fund Update: Jim Bobb
stated that the Chester County Beekeepers and Longwood Gardens would
donate money to the Speakers Fund
along with Jeff Pettis. Jim Bobb donates his speaker’s compensation to
the EAS’ speaker fund. This Fund is
to be used to offset conference expenses. Jim Bobb and John Tulloch
will work out the details on how the
funds will be distributed.
EAS Education & Outreach Committee: At the EAS Summer Board of
Directors Meeting a motion was made
that an Education & Outreach Committee be formed to assess and document the education resources currently
available to member state and local organizations and to document areas
where resources are lacking and prepare a proposal for EAS to meet those
needs. At that time, Jim Bobb handed
out the Education and Training Sur17
vey to state directors due back by September 15, 2008. He requested that if
you did not send in the survey that
you do so.
Sites:
EAS 2010: will be held at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.
August 1-7, 2010. A site inspection is
needed.
EAS 2011: Ed Lafferty, RI was not
able to attend. Kim Flottum reported
that they had a committee formed and
feel overwhelmed. EAS will do most of
the work. A site inspection is still
needed.
EAS 2012: We are waiting for Virginia to resubmit their invitation for
2012.
Committees:
Editorial Report: Kathy Summers reported that she was working
with Rick Hough on the electronic
newsletter and things were going well.
Kathy stated that Rick was doing exceptionally well with his cancer treatments and that he was at home. Because of all of Rick’s dedicated service
to keeping our website updated, a motion was made by Kathy Summers and
seconded by Kim Flottum to pay for
Rick’s expenses to EAS 09. All voted
in favor of the motion.
Membership: Brouchers: There
will be a brochure for EAS 09 after the
first of the year.
Renewals: John Tulloch stated
that this year we took a more aggressive approach to the membership renewal. Renewal notices went out in
September and thus far we have had
nearly 100 renewals. We will repeat the
solicitation after the first of the year.
Approximately 600 notices were sent
out. We currently have 547 members.
Corporate Membership: Kim
Flottum stated that we need to begin
the program by approaching corporations, and setting fees. John Tulloch
feels that we need to spell out the
Rights and Privileges of a Corporate
Membership by the Spring EAS Board
Meeting.
Non Renewal List: The board decided to send the non-renewal list out
(February 2009) after the January billing.
Master Beekeepers: Barry Thompson reported that some Master Beekeepers wanted compensation for
teaching the Short Course class while
others did not. Barry asked for those
MBs attending the Fall EAS Board
Meeting to state how they felt. Joe
Kovaleski felt that no compensation
should be given because we need to
put forth some of our efforts. Aaron
Morris felt that compensation was
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vague and a grey area, therefore, MB
should be compensated in the same
manners. Billy Davis felt that he would
not have been able to participate in
the workshop had he not been compensated. He feels that he volunteers
enough and it would help if he could
be compensated.
Kim Flottum offered no charge for
registration for the Short Course if you
teach the short course and in return
you would be able to attend everything
else for free. John Tulloch felt the
board needs to make it clear what the
compensation was going to cover.
Barry Thompson asked that the topic
be tabled.
Master Beekeepers Exam: Barry
Thompson stated that we now have two
new MBs. They are trying to find out
who the active MBs are and hoping to
have the first MB’s newsletter out before the Annual Meeting.
Barry Thompson stated that one
person challenged the grading of their
MB exam. Jim Bobb responded to the
applicant by referring the situation
back to the MBs. The board felt the
final decision rested with the MBs.
Awards: The Student Award,
J.I.Hambleton, Roger A. Morse/Weiss
Teaching, Extension and Regulatory
Award and Divelbiss Award will all be
sent out the first of the year.
Foundation for Honey Bee Research: There is about $61,000 in the
HBR fund. Dave Tarpy was not able to
attend but put forth a written motion
which was seconded by Aaron Morris
that $5000 be awarded to the HBR winner at EAS 09. All voted in favor of the
motion.
Web Link for HBR: Kim Flottum
will work out the details on how the
HBR and Speaker Funds can be on the
Website.
CCD: The. HB Foundation awarded
($5000) to Colony Collapse Disorder
(CCD) grant to the Penn State University team of Dennis vanEnglesdorp and
Diana Cox-Foster. The money has now
been used up.
Resolutions: Aaron Morse stated
that Toni Downs and Tammy Horn presented a great resolution at EAS 08.
Resolutions will be presented at EAS
09.
Historian: The Historian report is
due at EAS 09 NY.
Life Members: Aaron Morris
stated that two more Life Members
came in. John Tulloch stated that there
are 547 members with 225 being Life
Members. We need to know where we
are financially so we know if we have
to take money from the Life Membership Fund.
Endowment Fund: John Tulloch
stated that we need another source of
revenue and endowments are a good
place to start. He was hoping to be able
to bring the Edward Jones Investment
people to the next board meeting if
held in West Chester, PA.
Nominations: Ann Harman has
stepped down as the Nominating
Chairperson. An official letter must be
submitted from each state nominating their candidate for director to the
EAS board.
The following nominations are
needed: President 2010; Vice President: 2011; Master Beekeeper
Director Nominations: GA, OH, ONT,
PA, SC, VA
Vacant states: NH, MS, VT, WI,
LA, IL, IN, MI
Vacant Provinces: Newfoundland,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec,
PEI.
Website: Aaron Morris reported
that he went to outside people to look
at the website. We need to define to
the public who don’t know us who we
are. He stated that he was surprised
as to how fast the info was put on.
Aaron encouraged the board to check
the website to see what is missing.
Old Business:
Conference Call/Teleconferencing: EAS was using the Conference call
at this meeting. All they needed to do
was call the Holiday Valley number
along with the code number. Carol
Cottrill, Steve Genta and Robert
Brewer participated in the Conference
call. The participants said it was hard
to hear as it kept cutting out. Loretta
Surprenant will contact the other
Board Members who said they wanted
to be part of the Conference call but
was not to see why they did not take
part in the call.
Young Beekeeper’s Award: At the
EAS Summer Meeting in KY, approval
was given to set up a young beekeepers award with criteria to be decided.
An exploratory committee consisting
of Billy Davis, Dave Peregmon and
Brenda Kriselling was set up. Billy
Davis and Brenda Kriselling interviewed several Young Beekeepers and
they will have a recommendation as
to how it will be administrated.
New Business: Next Tentative
EAS Board Meeting: March 7, 2009 at
the North & South Carolina Meeting
in Charlotte, NC.
Adjournment: A motion was made
by Aaron Morris and seconded by John
Baker to adjourn at 10:20 pm. All voted
in favor of the motion.
Submitted by: Loretta Surprenant
EAS Secretary
Winter, 2009
2008 Society Board of Directors
ALABAMA
MISSISSIPPI
SOUTH CAROLINA
Jim Carmack 2011
201 17th Ave. N.W.
Birmingham, AL 35215
205.854.8334
vacant 2011
Steve Genta 2009
3450 Fork Shoals Road
Greenville, SC 29680
864.243.9013
director.al@easternapiculture.org
CONNECTICUT
John Baker 2010
52 Headquarters Road
Litchfield, CT 06759
860.567.8427
director.ct@easternapiculture.org
DELAWARE
Warren Seaver 2011
3619 Bayside Dr.
Dover, DE 19901
director.de@easternapiculture.org
FLORIDA
vacant 2011
GEORGIA
Robert Brewer 2009
P.O. Box 369
Hiawassee, GA 30546
706.896.5249
director.ga@easternapiculture.org
ILLINOIS
vacant 20011
INDIANA
NEW BRUNSWICK
vacant 2010
NEW FOUNDLAND
vacant 2011
NEW HAMPSHIRE
vacant 2012
NEW JERSEY
David Peregmon 2011
33 Chestnut Street
Pennsville, NJ 08070
856.678.4651
director.nj@easternapiculture.org
NEW YORK
Aaron Morris 2010
P.O. Box 246
Round Lake, NY 12151
518.899.6113
director.ny@easternapiculture.org
NORTH CAROLINA
David Tarpy 2012
Ent. Department, NCSU
P.O. Box 7613
Raleigh, NC 27696-7613
919.515.1660
919.515.7746 (fax)
director.nc@easternapiculture.org
vacant 2010
KENTUCKY
Toni Downs 2012
1315 Watkins Lane
Pleasureville, KY 40057
NOVA SCOTIA
vacant 2009
OHIO
LOUISIANA
Joe Kovaleski 2009
167 Rosslyn Blvd.
Steubenville, OH 43952
740.632.7500
vacant 2010
director.oh@easternapiculture.org
MAINE
ONTARIO
director.ky@easternapiculture.org
Carol Cottrill 2010
164 Wyman Road
Rumford, ME 04276
director.me@easternapiculture.org
MARYLAND
Keith Forsyth 2009
436 Maple Avenue
Grimsby, ONT L3M 3B9
905.945.4928
director.on@easternapiculture.org
director.sc@easternapiculture.org
TENNESSEE
Jim Garrison 2012
P.O. Box 83
chapel Hill, TN 37028
615.377.7696 (w)
931.364.4454 (h)
director.tn@easternapiculture.org
VERMONT
vacant 2010
VIRGINIA
Billy Davis 2009
P.O. Box 415
Purcellville, VA 20134
540.751.0071
director.va@easternapiculture.org
WEST VIRGINIA
Gerry Fitzgerald 2012
398 Carylyle Road
Martinsburg, WV 25401
director.wv@easternapiculture.org
WISCONSIN
vacant 2008
HISTORIAN
Richard Chapin
RR 1, Box 102A
Montrose, PA 18801
570.278.1094 ph & fax
historian@easternapiculture.org
EAS JOURNAL
Kathy Summers
7011 Spieth Road
Medina, OH 44256
330.461.1081 (c)
330.725.6677, Ext. 3215
journal@easternapiculture.org
CHAIRMAN EMERITUS
Kim Flottum
7011 Spieth Road
Medina, OH 44256
330.722.2021
330.725.5624 (fax)
kim@beeculture.com
David Morris 2010
9309 Montpelier Drive
Laurel, MD 20708
301.725.6185
240.485.7767 (cell)
PENNSYLVANIA
director.md@easternapiculture.org
director.pa@easternapiculture.org
WEBMASTER
MASSACHUSETTS
PRINCE EDW. ISL
Rick Hough
9 Royal Crest Dr. #12
Nashua, NH 03060
603.459.8844
Daniel Conlon 2012
Warm Colors Apiary
2 South Mill River Road
South Deerfield, MA 01373
413.665.4513
director.ma@easternapiculture.org
MASTER BKPRS.
Barry Thompson 2009
13201 Moran Drive
North Potomac, MD 20878
301.947.4652
director.mb@easternapiculture.org
MICHIGAN
vacant 2012
Winter, 2009
Warren Miller 2009
P.O. Box 64
Mingoville, PA 16856
814.383.4331
vacant 2010
QUEBEC
vacant 2009
RHODE ISLAND
Ed Lafferty 2011
423 Fruit Hill Avenue
North Providence, RI 02911
401.353.6644
director.ri@easternapiculture.org
webmaster@easternapiculture.org
From The Colonies
News • Events • Gossip From The EAS Beeyard
EAS belongs to most of our region’s State
Associations in order to keep up with what’s
going on in the Colonies. If we don’t yet belong
to your Association contact Loretta so we can
sign up. And, send your newsletter to our Editor so we can keep up.
The CT Beekeepers Association will hold
its Spring meeting April 4 at the CT Ag Experiment Station, 123 Huntington Ave., New Haven. The speakers, all from the Station, will
cover Beekeeping in CT, Honey Bee Health and
AFB, and Pesticides and Honey Bees.
Their Picnic and Field Day will be held on
Saturday, June 13th at the Station’s Lockwood
Farm in Hamden. See www.ctbees.com for
further details.
The Heartland Apicultural Society (HAS)
will host their annual conference July 9-11,
2009 in Oberlin, Ohio. Please visit
www.heartlandbees.com for more details.
Cornell Honey Bee Collection
With support of EAS and several U.S. Beekeeper organizations, Cornell University’s Mann
Library announces that the first 20 volumes of the
AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL are now online in the
Hive and the Honey Bee Collection of historical beekeeping materials (http://bees.library.cornell.edu).
This is a continuation of the Library’s effort to make
available online rare beekeeping books/Journals.
This effort to compliment the Hive and the Honey
Bee digitization program with early ABJ journals
began two years ago. With matching funds from the
Library preservation program, an additional 20 volumes of the ABJ are also being copied and visitors
to the online site should be able to view the full 40
earliest volumes of ABJ online (1861-1884) by
spring 2009.
ABJ is the first English language journal in the
beekeeping field. Early editions, started/initially edited by Samual Wagner of York PA, include articles
by L.L. Langstroth, Henry Alley, Moses Quimby and
A.I. Root. Observations on Chinese honey harvest
methods and tips on the value of wild onions and
other herbs as bee plants are two examples of the
material covered. “These early volumes are a treasure trove of often beautifully illustrated details on
the theory and practice of 19th century American beekeeping” according to Evelyn Ferretti, Mann Library’s
public programs administrator.
The Hive and the Honeybee is a free, full-text
archive of selected rare works from the E.F. Phillips
Collection, one of the world’s most comprehensive
apicultural libraries. The site also offers more than
30 key historical monographs, including L.L.
Langstroth’s original The Hive and the Honeybee
plus classics such as the 1623 edition of Charles
Butler’s The Feminine Monarchie and Samual
Hartibs The Reformed Commonwealth of Bees,
Dewey Caron
published in 1855. –Dewey
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EAS Journal
Kathy Summers, Editor
7011 Spieth Road
Medina, OH 44256
EAS Membership, Association and Life Member Dues Payment/Address Correction Form
(Please send all money in U.S. funds)
Names
Address
City/State or Province/Zip Code or Mailing Code
Phone/Fax
Email:
What local association do you belong to? ____________________________________________________
Individual/Family: $25
$
State/Provincial/County/Regional Association Dues: $50
$
Life Membership Dues: $250 (Only Available to Individuals)
$
EAS Honey Bee Research Grant:
$
Speaker & Education Fund
$
TOTAL $
Do not send to EAS Journal Editor. Send your check to –
John Tulloch, EAS Treasurer
P.O. Box 29, Blountville, TN 37617 USA
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