December 5 the Plateau Corvette held their annual Christmas Party at the Fair Park Senior Center.

Thanks to Kathy, Kelly, Tina, Claudia and Jeanine for hosting the party.

WEDNESDAY, November 13th Plateau Corvette Club members joined Les & Kelly as they took a simple ride to Wasabi Japanese Steakhouse Restaurant in Knoxville, driving on Route 70 to Rockwood and then picking up I-40 to the restaurant – what a great place to eat!
They watched the master chefs dazzle them with their samurai-like swordsmanship as they skillfully slice, dice, juggle, and entertain, while preparing delicious entrees on a sizzling Teppanyaki grill.

Thanks to Les and Kelly for leading!

Monday November 4th Club members headed to The Dairy Bar in Whitley City, Kentucky. They stopped at Tennessee’s beautiful Pickett State Park in Jamestown. The park is beautiful and offers many different things to do, from picnicking, hiking, camping, kayaking and swimming in beautiful Arch Lake. They enjoyed the beautiful fall colors along the way and the weather was perfect.

Thanks to Roger and Kathy for leading.

November 2nd Plateau Corvette Club members participated in the Crossville Veterans Day Parade held thru downtown Crossville.

Thanks to Don for leading and Lee, Cindy and Connie for the photos.

The Plateau Corvette Club was invited to attend the Flat Rock Motor Club Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Thursday, October 24 at their new facility in Cumberland County. Upon arrival at Flat Rock, they headed to the Corvette Corral for parking. After the ribbon cutting ceremony, a few members were included in the inaugural parade laps on the new 3 plus mile track. Even better, after the inaugural laps all the Corvette’s lined up for their own private laps!

Thanks to Sam and Lee for organizing and leading this fun event!

Thanks to the Club Members for all the pictures!!

Plateau Corvette Club members attended a Cruise in at the Putnam County Expo Center to benefit Trooper Adam Cothron who was shot in the line of duty in Cookeville while conducting a traffic stop. Over 300 cars showed up to support Trooper Cothron.

Thanks to Danny & Sheryl for leading the group.

Sunday October 13th Plateau Corvette Club members drove to Knoxville TN to attend the East Tennessee Corvette Club 54th Annual Corvette Show as they celebrate 66 years as a Corvette Club.

After the show, they traveled to the Parkside Grill located in Knoxville, TN for dinner then a nice drive back home.

Thanks to Roger and Kathy for leading.

Plateau Corvette Club won for the most members attending the Corvette Show.

Claudia even won a door prize!!

Plateau Corvette Club had a special guest at our October meeting.

A representative from Flatrock Motorsports Park, Tim Chandler VP of Marketing gave a presentation about the park and provided information about membership, etc. Flatrock Motorsports Park’s is a breathtaking full circuit, almost 6 miles with 34 turns taking full advantage of the unique topography and scale of the park.
Their GP configuration is a 2.6 miles circuit including a unique path through the natural amphitheater. Flatrock’s circuits will be the new international benchmark for true motorsports enthusiasts.

Goto https://experienceflatrock.com/ for more information about the Motorsports Park.

Thanks to Sam Goldkopf for arranging the presentation.

Plateau Corvette Club members made their annual Charity donations for 2024 to three different organizations.

First, they made a donation to the Fair Park Senior Center in Crossville.

Alicia Ricketts Director of the Fair Park Senior Center is accepting a check from club secretary Jennifer Conley with President Cindy Bellis (left) Treasury Dom Janusky, Vice President, Roger Johnson, and Govenor, Steve Price. (rear left to right)

Plateau Corvette Club have many members from Putnam County, so a donation was made to the Putnam County Schools Student Services: The program takes care of identified homeless students. For students in need the program covers food, clothing, toiletries, bedding, and school supplies. It also assists/covers uninsured or underinsured students with medical, dental and optical needs.

Club President Cindy Bellis presents a check to Amy West with Kristy Hunt (left) for the Putman County Schools Student Services.

We Are One: is a faith-based organization dedicated to helping children in Cumberland County obtain necessities for their lives. The organization works with other outreach programs to provide items like shoes, backpacks, school supplies, clothing, etc. through events held at various times during the year.

Accepting a check for We Are One Organization are representatives (left to right) Shane Flowers, Jonathan Miller, and Jason Sitton.  From Plateau Corvette Club are Lee Goldkopf, (charity committee) Rhonda Bond, Mike Bond, Sam Goldkopf, and Norm Poisson.