2014 NAA Pics Inside - The Kentucky Auctioneers Association

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SUMMER 2014
THE
Trey Morris past
KAA Bid Calling
Champion 2012
shown here
competing at the
NAA C&S 2014
IAC where he
was an IAC Bid
Calling Finalist.
THE
2014 NAA Pics Inside
IN THIS ISSUE
Welcome New NAA Members
Presidents Message
KAA Board Meeting Role Call
Executive Director
2013-14 KAA Committees
2014 IAC Competitors
Legislative Update
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Sams Club Offer
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NAA Update
Page 10
Hall of Fame
Page 10
KAA Past Presidents
Page 11
KAA Membership Spotlight
Page 12
Swearing in of NAA Board
Page 13
NAA Convention Pics
Page 14-15
KY Board of Auctioneers
Page 19
NAA - Passing of the Gavel
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KAA Membership Application Page 21
KAA Merchandise
Page 22
KAA NEW APPS
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KAA Scholarship Application Page 26
Surplus Auction Application Page 27
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Welcome NEW KAA members.
Kentucky Auctioneers Association
Officers & Directors
2014-2015
PRESIDENT
Jeff Geralds
150 Rhodes Street, Gamaliel, KY 42140
270-457-4776 [email protected]
PRESIDENT ELECT
Rick Wardlow
8018 Shadowcreek Rd., Crestwood, KY 40014
VICE PRESIDENT
Tim Haley
218 Century House Ln, Lewisburg, KY 42256
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Kimberly Bouchey
1306 Euclid Ave, Bowling Green, KY 42103
DIRECTORS-TERM EXPIRING 2014
Danetta Ford Allen
P.O. Box 1435, Mt. Vernon,KY 40456-1435
Please welcome our New Members so far for 2014. Do you know
someone that is not a member but needs an application for membership?
Send them to our website to fill out an application www.kyauctioneers.org
and remember you will earn a $10 credit for every new member you refer,
just tell them to put your name in the top right corner of the application.
The credits can be used for renewing membership, CE,
or KAA merchandise so don’t delay send them an application.
Alexander, Henry
Allen, Charles
Barnes Jr., Randall
Barr, Christopher
Benton, Terry Darrin
Bunch, Lori Dawn
Bunch, Steven Joe
Bunch, Steven John
Bunch, Roy
Burden, Edwin O.
Burk, Eric Dean
Carroll, Daniel B
Chavis, Tommy
Demoranville, Bonnie
Dixon, Marvin R
Edelen, Thomas A
Fisher, T. Todd
Fite, Bryan
Gentry, Matthew
Gibbons, Randall
Hammonds, Gary R
Harper, Jeffrey
Harris, Brad
Hayes, Richard
Howard, William O.
Ingle, Marshall
Long, Tom
Masden-Copas, Penny
McGuire, Shea
Nissley, Amos
North, Floyd
Ponder, Stephen
Rish, Steven A.
Rogers, William J.L.
Shirk, Leon
Simpson, Ricky E
Sutton, Rick
Tabor, Darcy F
Tucker, Christopher
Ward, William Raymond
White, Krista
Wooley, Christopher
Doyle Wilson
124 Main Street, Gamaliel, KY 42140
Charles Whitley
195 Eastwind Pl, Bowling Green, KY 42103
David Meade
703 Danville Ave, Stanford, KY 40484
Chris Wilson
1004 Jamestown St., Columbia, KY 42728
[email protected]
Paul Playforth
2455 KY HWY 3248, Stanford, KY 40484
[email protected]
Trey Morris
P.O. Box 65, Mayfield, KY 42071
[email protected]
Russell Mills
8380 New Glasgow Rd., Scottsville, KY 42164
[email protected]
Mike Briggs
P.O. Box 395, Stanton, KY 40380
[email protected]
Kentucky Auctioneers
Association, Inc.
1306 Euclid Ave
BOWLING GREEN KY 42103
270-904-6902 (F)270-282-8052
[email protected]
www.KentuckyAuctioneers.org
NAA Presentation to KAA For Hosting NAA C&S 2014
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THE
THE
THE
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
President Jeff Geralds and his
family, Kerra, Skylar and Josh
a huge success.
Well all I can say is wow! What a great conference and show the NAA put on in
Louisville Kentucky. Nothing but great response and conversation was heard throughout the association. I was proud of Kentucky heritage like horse racing with Church
Hill Downs being a great atmosphere to be the welcome center for auctioneers across
the world. I mean the food was great and those crab cakes, I think I ate 37of them…
don’t tell anybody. If you missed the conference and show I’m Sorry because it was
A big huge thank you to the executive director Kim Bouchey. She has gone above and beyond to see people and
making things go smooth this year for the association and me of course. I would also like to thank the remaining
office and directors and members for their work and dedication at the NAA conference and show. Welcome back
to Hayden Johnson and thank you to him and his wife for watching over our KAA booth while we were working
the IAC event. Amazing things happen when we all come together as a team. I hope this summer has been
busy for you like it has for me. Looks like auctions are going to be king of sales again for world market place.
In closing I am proud of this country and state we live in along with the association and the values it stands for,
I ask that if any members have a concern or need to ask a question feel free to contact me or the executive
director or directors to keep the association strong. God bless and sell’em high!
May peace and God’s blessing be with you.
Jeff Geralds
Check this out!
KAA Auxiliary:
Annual dues for the KAA Auxiliary are $15.
Dues can be mailed to Julie Kessler at
6919 Old Lebanon Rd., Campbellsville, KY 42718
(or included with the auctioneer’s KAA dues).
2014 KAA Board Meeting Role Call Attendance Record
Board Member
Jeff Geralds
Rick Wardlow
Tim Haley
Danetta Allen
Charles Whitley
Doyle Wilson
Chris Wilson
Paul Playforth
David Meade
Trey Morris
Russell Mills
Michael Briggs
Lobbyist
X=Present
21-April
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Every year the Auxiliary also gives away scholarship that is funded through
membership and the Auxilary Portion of the Fun Auction at our Annual
Convention. For more information on how to join the Auxiliary, What they do
and opportunities within the Auxiliary contact information is as follows:
President: Rebecca Ford 606.219.5896
President Elect: Pat Watts (859.885.3858, [email protected])
Sec/Treas: Julie Kessler.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The KAA was well represented and we appreciate all of the help our volunteers
gave us during the event. If you see Jeff Geralds, Rick Wardlow, David Meade, Matt
Ford, Danny Ford, Ben Allen, Danetta Allen, Adam Haley, Tim Haley, Steve Cherry,
Steve Henry, Chip Foley, Geral Wells, Hayden Johnson,Glenn Birdwhistell, Ron
Kirby,Jr., Steve Lewis, Charles Whitley, Bill Dollinger, Paul Playforth, Ed Durnill,
Stephen Barr, Clif-Ed Irvin, Danny Irvin, David Whitaker, Jimmy Willard, Doyle
Wilson, Chris Wilson, Shawn Willard, Shaun Logsdon, Trey Morris, Jonathan Noel,
Allee Harmon, Sam Ford, Joe Gribbins, Paula Kirby, Rebecca Ford, and several of
the ladies Auxiliary that made the Auxiliary luncheon unforgettable, please thank
them for a job well done. I am sure I left someone out but it was not on purpose I
can assure you. There were also many wives and auctioneer friends that helped
with the fun auction and watching over our booth while we were running the auction and their help was immeasurable. The KAA was well represented in the IAC
by Shaun Logsdon, Chris Wilson, Matt Ford, Jonathan Noel and Trey Morris. Trey
Morris was one of the 15 finalists in the IAC.
We are working hard to bring you more member added benefits all the time,
we just recently partnered with Sam’s Club to offer our members a $25 discount on
renewal of a plus membership or $10 off of regular club membership, more details
in this issue of the Chanticlear. Also, we have Avis rewards number that members
can use to save on any car rentals. Don’t forget to add kyauctioneerassoc@gmail.
com to your address book so we’ll be sure to land in your inbox!
We are trying to beat our record from last year for membership, I challenge
each of you to encourage all your auctioneers in your office to join the association.
The benefits of membership are increasing each quarter and the connections are
forever valuable. The new website is under construction and we hope to have it
up and running within the next few weeks. Until then all the benefits of the site
are still available as well as the ability to renew your license online and register for
CE/CORE and Convention. Also, make sure you friend us on facebook. Search
Kentucky Auctioneers Association and “Like”.
Don’t forget the Convention is just around the corner. We will be in Bowling
Green Kentucky on February 6-8 at Holiday Inn University Plaza &Sloan Convention
Center. You can follow the link on our website to make your reservation today. The
registration forms are already on the website for convention and will be published
in the Winter Chanticlear. Until next time Auction On.
The KAA App is up and running and if you haven’t done so already please
download the App and start using it today. There is more information in this issue
on how to install the App and utilize it but as always if you have any questions please
contact Katie at 270-791-2820.
The membership committee is working on a partnership in different parts of the
state with FFA Chapters to reignite the passion of the auction industry. If you know
a contact person in your area FFA Chapter or if you are interested in helping in this
area of membership please let us know [email protected]
Kim Bouhcey
Executive Director, KAA
KAA Committees 2014-15
Executive Committee
All officers and Directors
Legislative
David Meade, Chair
Bill Kurtz
Chuck Marshall
Joe Gribbins
Ron Kirby, Jr.
By-Laws
Joe Gribbins
Sam Ford
Randy Bush
Steve Lewis
Steve Cherry
Membership
Trey Morris, Chair
Shaun Logsdon, Co-Chair
Adam Haley
Shawn Willard
Publicity Committee
Steve Cherry, Chair
Adam Haley
Greg Jeffries
Mike Gooch
Steve Beams
Auctioneer of the Year
Robert Alexander, Chair
James Sexton
Paul Malone
Christy Adams
Rufus Hansford
Lifetime Achievement
Ken Watts, Chair
Steve Lewis
Glenn Birdwhistell
Martha McGee
Sam Ford
Fun Auction
Chris Wilson, Chair
Doyle Wilson, Co. Chair
Jim Kannady
Joe Murphy
Randy Moore
Long Range Planning
Cliff Ed Irvin, Chair
John M. Kessler
Danetta Allen
Robert Alexander
Joe Gribbins
Nominating Committee
Steve Cherry, Chair
Chip Foley
Danetta Allen
Rufus Hansford
Sunday Worship
Russell Mills
Joe Murphy
Convention
Kim Bouchey, Chair
Charles Whitley
Hayden Johnson
Jeff Geralds
Chris Wilson
Ky Auctioneer Bid
Calling Contest
Marcus Landers, Chair
Shaun Logsdon
Matt Ford
John W. Kessler
Trey Morris
Finance
Rick Wardlow, Chair
Danetta Allen
Bill Dollinger
Terry Garmon
Sam Ford
Education
Paul Playforth, Chair
Bill Spears
Rick Wardlow
Geral Wells
Bill Dollinger
Scholarship
Ritchie McGinnis, Chair
Doyle Wilson
Mike Briggs
Chris Hatfield
Hayden Johnson
Ky. Board of Realtors Liaison
Billy Frank Harned, Chair
Mike Gooch
Matt Ford
Ky Board of Auctioneers Liason
Devin Ford, Chair
Ron Kirby, Jr.
Hall of Fame
Past Winners, Chair
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Please take note of any committees you may be a part of! If you are the chair, it is your responsibility to contact your members and gather their
input regarding the area you have been assigned. A strong committee system is necessary for a strong organization.
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THE NATIONAL AUCTIONEERS ASSOCIATION
Thanks to the Kentucky Auctioneers Association
To the members of the Kentucky Auctioneers Association:
I want to give a special shout out to Jeff Gerald and Kim Bouchay – it seemed
everytime I turned around, they were doing something! You both rock!
Last January you invited me to attend your
annual meeting so we could prepare for the
International Auctioneers Conference and
Show in Louisville in July. After that trip,
I knew that NAA members were going to
be in for a treat. You were so hospitable
to me that I feel in love with Kentucky and
the members who attended your meeting.
All in all, you were a fantastic partner for us and I just want you to know
on behalf of the NAA Board of Directors how much we all appreciate the
members of the Kentucky Auctioneers Association. Thank you, thank you,
thank you! People will be talking about Louisville for years to come!
Fast forward to Louisville in July….you wowed us with your hospitality! The
greeting we all received at Church Hill Downs set the tone for the entire
week’s activities. But you didn’t stop there. Your booth was outstanding
– people had so much fun talking about places to go, things to do in your
great state! You were friendly and informative.
And you didn’t stop there! Your work with the Fun Auction, IJAC and IAC
was outstanding. We had your help as ringmen and runners and never
had a hole to fill.
Looking forward to seeing all of you next year in North Dallas (Addison),
Texas! And in the meantime, please don’t hesitate to contact me if you need
anything – [email protected]
Thank you again!
Hannes Combest, CAE
Chief Executive Officer
National Auctioneers Association
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[email protected]
And you didn’t stop there! The luncheon you helped co-host for the NAA
Auxiliary was one of the best I have seen in my six plus years at NAA.
HALL OF FAME
The KAA Hall of Fame was established to recognize Members who serve and promote the KAA. The selection committee will give
primary consideration to KAA members who have served as officers and/or directors, served on committees, those who regularly
attend meeting and the annual KAA Convention, and participate in the organization. Nominations of dues paying members who
have not met these guidelines, regardless of their contribution to the auction profession elsewhere, will not be considered.
However, other forms of recognition may be available, such as the Lifetime Achievement Award. Any questions should be
directed to Randy Moore or Jim Kannady Coordinators.
HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS
The form to submit a nomination for selection to the Hall of Fame is available on the KAA website
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Nominations may be submitted at any time and will be retained for consideration at any time. the future.
Hall of Fame Members
Paul Wilkerson
Jack Wilkerson
Sammy Ford
John O’Connor
Rex Proffitt
Wayne Kessler
George Kurtz
C. Roger Lewis
Aleck Gribbins
Adrian Atherton
Ray Humfleet
Perry Poe
J.O. Briggs
Charles Switzer
Samuel Ray Godby
B.G. Dunnington
Rufus Hansford
Jim Kannady
Bruce Thomason
Danny Ford
Edward Maupin
Steve Lewis
William B. Kurtz
Jim Lynch
John Kessler
Martha McGee
Randy Bush
Ron Kirby Sr.
Glenn Birdwhistell
Harold Helm
William Gibson
Joe Gribbins
Billy McGee
Bruce Goodlett
Danny Irvin
Billy Frank Harned
James Sexton
Stephen Barr
David Butcher
Marvin Sullivan
Randy Moore
Malcolm Taylor
J. Devin Ford
Thomas R. Hunt
Kenneth Watts
Ritchie McGinnis
Chip Foley
Bob Haley
Greg Mulberry
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Jack Wilkerson*
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Steve Lewis*
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KAA MEMBERSHIP SPOTLIGHT
Dwight Butler
Dwight has had his Principle Auctioneers License since 1987 and is a proud graduate from the
Mason City College of Auctioneering. Dwight is the owner of Butler Auctioneers and sells real
estate, machinery, guns, antiques, vehicles and other personal property. We are fortunate enough
to have Dwight Butler as a State Legislator. Dwight is also a Realtor with Semonin Realtors in
Elizabethtown. When he was young his father would take him to the local livestock auctions. He
was going to the Garfield Livestock Auction Barn before he started going to school. It amazed
him to see how the auctioneer could communicate with the crowd and hold their attention. It was
something he wanted to do one day and now he has completed that dream. After being encouraged by Danny Ford to join the KAA Dwight now sees the benefits of belonging to a professional
association whose members want to help each other succeed. He has also seen the benefits
that come from the presence of the KAA in Frankford during the legislative session. Dwight’s
hobbies include reading biographies and looking for bargains. Favorite College team is the
Kentucky Wildcats but he says he also enjoys watching UofL.
Paul Malone
Paul is a principle auctioneer coming up on his 24th anniversary of his licensing. He is a full time
Auctioneer and owns Malone Realty and Auction Co., Inc. Paul’s specialty is Real Estate, Farm
Machinery, Timber and personal property. In Paul’s spare time he chooses to raise beef cattle.
Having a natural talent to bid call his parents encouraged him to pursue the Real Estate & Auction
Business. Paul has been a member of the KAA for 10 years and served on the board of directors
for nearly half of that time. Paul feels the contacts of fellow auctioneers from our state and other
states as well as the educational benefits are a few of the reasons he remains a member. When
not working his hobbies include horseback riding, riding four wheelers, fishing, wood working
and building. There should never be any doubt as to who his favorite College Team is…if he were
to be cut he would bleed blue, Kentucky Wildcats through and through.
Ritchie McGinnis
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– Approx. (20) BB guns
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– (3) Cross bows
– Fender Acoustic Guitar
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was about as busy and hectic as one could imagine. This was only our second year of online renewals, and as with any new process, there were many
telephone calls and questions. Each morning, as we opened the doors to
the office, our goal was to help everyone get through the renewal period
as easily as possible. We put extra effort into saving our Licensee’s hardearned money by holding incomplete, or incorrect renewal applications, and
making sure the affected Licensees had every opportunity to correct any
shortcomings before additional fees were incurred. We entered the Month
of June with 2202 Licensees, but unfortunately we started July with only
2028 Licensees. This represents almost a 10% drop in Member-Licensees;
a trend, which we hope to reverse in the future.
We are still getting calls from Licensees, who renewed through the online
system, and are waiting to receive a new license. We remind everyone, who
took advantage of the convenient online renewal system, to complete the final step, and print their own license and pocket card. The system will remain
open until December 31, 2014, and Licensees, who previously renewed online, can return to the online portal on our website http;//www.auctioneers.
ky.gov, and login without additional fees. Once the login is complete, most
Licensees will find they are directed straight to the “download license” page.
Once the license is downloaded Licensees can print a 2015 license, and/or
save the license file to any digital device. Many Licensees are storing the
license on a “smartphone”, so it can be displayed as a digital license copy.
KRS Chapter 330 still requires that Licensees carry the traditional pocket
card, but changes are being considered that would allow this type of license
display. As we become more, and more dependent on handheld devices, it
makes sense that this would be permitted.
On July 07, 2014, new Administrative Fees for Applications and Services
went into effect, as our requested changes to 201 KAR 3:090 became effective. License applications, license renewals, examinations, and late fees all
increased by $25.00. We appreciate the support we received from the Kentucky Auctioneer’s Association in making these needed increases a reality.
When I appeared before the Legislative Committee the usual questions from
Legislators were greatly reduced when members of the panel were handed
the letter of support from KAA Directors. No one ever wants to increase fees,
and this decision was not taken lightly by the Kentucky Board of Auctioneers.
It was only after careful deliberation, and complete agreement that the funds
were necessary to keep pace with rising costs, and falling membership, that
the decision was made. Although the bulk of the increased fees will not be
realized until the next renewal period, these additional funds will allow us
to continue serving both Licensees and Consumers with the high level of
professionalism that everyone has come to expect.
I would like to offer a special “Thank You” to the many KAA members, who
through their supportive calls, letters, emails, and encouraging conversations, have made my short tenure as Executive Director a rewarding experience. As always, our doors, and telephone lines are open, and our email
addresses are logged on. We welcome your questions, comments, and suggestions. Have a great late-summer!
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Applicants for either scholarship must write a brief essay explaining why they are interested in or currently
pursuing a career in auctioneering and why they are applying for the scholarship. Scholarships will be
awarded at the KAA Annual Convention.
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Please forward the completed form back to [email protected]
Auctioneer: _________________________________License #____________________________
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Phone (____) _____-_________
Most of the Surplus Auctions that the KAA conducts for the state are held in Frankfort, KY. If you
are awarded the auction you are responsible for your own transportation and hotel accommodations.
Before accepting a particular auction you will be notified what that auction pays for participation. Each
Licensed Auctioneer is required to be a current KAA member. Please answer the following questions and
return back to the KAA for consideration for upcoming Surplus Auctions. The association will send a list
of the qualified auctioneers for each auction and the state chooses the auctioneer based on the
qualifications needed.
Please circle the appropriate answer.
1- I am interested in participating in the surplus auction as a “Team”. Yes or No
a. A Team typically consists of 2 auctioneers, 1 ringman, and a clerking team (clerking team is
usually two people, auction clerking software capable of registering bidders, printing out winning
bids, running end of auction reports for the state and association). Pre-registration for some
auctions may be required the day before as well as the day of the auction.
2- I am interested in participating in the surplus auction as an “Auctioneer”.
Yes or No
3- I am interested in participating in the surplus auction by providing only the clerking team with the
appropriate clerking software.
Yes or No
4- I am interested in participating in the surplus auction as a “Ringman”.
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or No
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