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Genny Kidd of the Maryville-Alcoa Civitan Club was recently presented with Civitan International’s Recruitment Award for her dedication and commitment to growing club membership. This prestigious award is to recognize Genny’s superior recruitment skills resulting in the sponsorship of 50 new members into the local club during her 31 years in Civitan.

Genny Kidd of the Maryville-Alcoa Civitan Club was recently presented with Civitan International’s Recruitment Award for her dedication and commitment to growing club membership. This prestigious award is to recognize Genny’s superior recruitment skills resulting in the sponsorship of 50 new members into the local club during her 31 years in Civitan.

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  • Genny Kidd of the Maryville-Alcoa Civitan Club was recently presented with Civitan International’s Recruitment Award for her dedication and commitment to growing club membership. This prestigious award is to recognize Genny’s superior recruitment skills resulting in the sponsorship of 50 new members into the local club during her 31 years in Civitan.
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