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Bill Haslam speaks with Maryville Kiwanis

Col. Richard Howard and Lt. Col. Timothy Dearing, commander of the 134th Air Refueling Wing, talk with gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam, center, before the Kiwanis meeting.

Photo by Jolanda Jansma

Col. Richard Howard and Lt. Col. Timothy Dearing, commander of the 134th Air Refueling Wing, talk with gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam, center, before the Kiwanis meeting.

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  • U.S. Congressman John J. Duncan, Jr., left, and Wilson Borden, center, say hello to gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam at the lunch meeting of the Maryville Kiwanis.
  • U.S. Congressman John J. Duncan, Jr., and Joy Bishop show their support for Knoxville Mayor and gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam’s run for governor.
  • Michael Yates, right, says hello to candidate Bill Haslam at the Maryville Kiwanis meeting.
  • New Maryville Kiwanis members Dale and Bill Henry enjoy lunch.
  • Col. Richard Howard and Lt. Col. Timothy Dearing, commander of the 134th Air Refueling Wing, talk with gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam, center, before the Kiwanis meeting.
  • Gubernatorial candidate Bill Haslam poses for a photo with Kiwanis member Deanna Hall.
  • Haslam supporters and area campaign managers Kevin Painter and Joy Bishop came out to hear their candidate speak.
  • Roy Fox and Carl Hickman are ready for the program to begin.
  • Fellow Kiwanians Howard Kerr and State Rep. Bob Ramsey greet each other with a handshake at the Kiwanis meeting on Tuesday.
  • Blount County Commissioner Peggy Lambert and Tennessee Highway Patrol Lt. Joey Hargrove enjoy the lunch-time meeting of the Maryville Kiwanis.
  • Maryville Kiwanis president Robert Russell calls the club to order at the group’s meeting on Tuesday. Bill Haslam was the guest speaker.
  • Wilson Borden introduces Bill Haslam at the Maryville Kiwanis club meeting on Tuesday.

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