Tuesday Feb 15, 2022 Plateau Corvette Club members drove to Fall Creek Falls and had lunch in the new Lodge restaurant. Along the way they drove some interesting curvy roads with great scenery.

Thanks to John for a fun drive!

January 24th several Plateau Corvette Club members drove to the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green KY. to see former Club President Phil and his wife Jeannine take delivery of a new 2022 Corvette that they won in a raffle held by the museum. The Red Mist Corvette Coupe is an welcome addition to their garage. Congratulations to them.

Thanks to Kathy, Coy , Bob and Steve for the great pictures.

On December 23rd Plateau Corvette Club members took one final drive for 2021, Pop-Up, Flash-Dash, Ugly Christmas Sweater optional – pre-Christmas Cruise! A beautiful ride through the curves, hills and hollers of Tennessee countryside. They shared a meal and jolly good times at Monell’s at the Manor in Nashville. They had great weather (topped out at 63 degrees) and beautiful sunny skies all day long! It was a “sleigh-ride” Corvette style! Thanks to those who were able to break away for the day and enjoy some “wind therapy” during the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season!

Thanks to Roger and Kathy for leading and pictures!

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM THE PLATEAU CORVETTE CLUB

(AND SANTA)

December 12th the Plateau Corvette Club members had their annual Christmas Party at Fortes’ on the Square in downtown Crossville.

Thanks to John for the great pictures.

The Plateau Corvette Club made their annual Christmas donations to two local charities. Each year two charities are chosen by the club members. This year they chose Genesis House of Cookeville and Cumberland County Rescue Squad of Crossville.

Thanks to Lee Goldkopf and Laurie Kay for doing the research on local Charities and the two articles.

Thanks to Sam for the Photos

Genesis House mission statement is to promote the general welfare of victims of domestic and sexual violence by providing shelter, goods and services while helping them find safety in their lives and the self-sufficiency and healing needed to become independent. To this end, it is also our mission to enlighten the community in the dynamics of domestic and sexual abuse and its’ prevention by providing comprehensive educational programs.

The mission of Cumberland County Rescue Squad is to save lives and serve our citizens and the surrounding regions through advanced rescue operations, emergency support and community safety.

The Cumberland County Rescue Squad is a 501(c)(3) non-profit ran entirely by volunteers. The squad receives its funding for day to day operations and expenses from public donations, The City of Crossville, Cumberland County, and the United Fund. All money donated to the rescue squad is invested towards training & equipment so rescue squad is mission ready at all times 27/7/365.

November 17th Plateau Corvette Club members took Another great spirited drive by back roads to the Devils Triangle and then lunch at the Gondolier Restaurant  in Harriman. Perfect top off weather!

Thanks to John and Reggie for a fun drive and pictures.

Saturday November 6 , 2021, the Plateau Corvette members participated in the Crossville Veterans Day Parade. They escorted Ms Tennessee, Ms Senior Cumberland County, and Ms Fairest of the Fair.

Thanks to Connie , Lee and John for the great pictures!

At the November 4th 2021 meeting the Plateau Corvette Club celebrated their 10th Anniversary. The club was established on November 3rd , 2011 with the first meeting being held at Dave Kirk Automotive in Crossville. From 2011 the club has grown to over 115 members. The meeting was both a celebration and also a somber moment as the club had a moment of silence for the loss of their club Governor Jack Carkner who was the Charter Governor and remained in that position until his death . Jack was instrumental in helping to establish the Plateau Corvette Club and helping it grow to what it is today. He will be missed.

Thank You to Coy and Kathy for the cake and refreshments.

Thanks to John for the great pictures.

November 3rd Plateau Corvette Club members drove to the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green Kentucky to view the 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit from the Tunnel to Towers Foundation . The interactive guided tours are carried out by FDNY firefighters who provide firsthand accounts of the day and its aftermath.

Before the visit they stopped for lunch at Rafferty’s in Bowling Green.

Thanks to Roger and Kathy for arranging the trip.