MPIKC Times

President's Message

A Letter from KCMPI President Phil Allemang, CAS

What a beautiful season we are in!  We

’

ve all just finished the Thanksgiving holiday and I hope 

you all had plenty to be thankful for.  The Christmas Holid

ays are right before us, and then a 

New Year to begin and enjoy.  So very much going on, and seemi

ngly so little time to really 

notice what is important to us, to our families, and to fr

iends and relatives.  We need a two-way 

mirror, so that we can remember the past and reflect on it, but l

ook toward the future with 

anticipation and enthusiasm.   

The Holiday season makes me think about how fortunate I am.  I w

ork with a great bunch of 

people on the KCMPI Board and they all do so much work for t

he Chapter.  Not only me but our 

Chapter is fortunate to have them guiding and directing the acti

vities and business of the 

chapter.  In the Holiday season I think about this year 2

015, and I try to just think on the 

positive moments.  Like my marriage in June, like my business contin

ually moving forward and 

growing, like my children and their children growing, li

ke this Chapter having fun and 

educational events each month.  I consider myself to be a very 

fortunate person indeed! 

I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy N

ew Year.  May the coming weeks 

allow you a little time to reflect on 2015, and to see throu

gh the glass to a beautiful, joyous, 

prosperous, and a love-filled 2016. 

Thank you!  It

’

s a privilege to serve as your Presiden

What a beautiful season we are in!  We

’

ve all just finished the Thanksgiving holiday and I hope 

you all had plenty to be thankful for.  The Christmas Holid

ays are right before us, and then a 

New Year to begin and enjoy.  So very much going on, and seemi

ngly so little time to really 

notice what is important to us, to our families, and to fr

iends and relatives.  We need a two-way 

mirror, so that we can remember the past and reflect on it, but l

ook toward the future with 

anticipation and enthusiasm.   

The Holiday season makes me think about how fortunate I am.  I w

ork with a great bunch of 

people on the KCMPI Board and they all do so much work for t

he Chapter.  Not only me but our 

Chapter is fortunate to have them guiding and directing the acti

vities and business of the 

chapter.  In the Holiday season I think about this year 2

015, and I try to just think on the 

positive moments.  Like my marriage in June, like my business contin

ually moving forward and 

growing, like my children and their children growing, li

ke this Chapter having fun and 

educational events each month.  I consider myself to be a very 

fortunate person indeed! 

I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy N

ew Year.  May the coming weeks 

allow you a little time to reflect on 2015, and to see throu

gh the glass to a beautiful, joyous, 

prosperous, and a love-filled 2016. 

Thank you!  It

’

s a privilege to serve as your Presiden

PRESIDENT

’

S MESSAGE 11/23/15 

What a beautiful season we are in!  We

’

ve all just finished the Thanksgiving holiday and I hope 

you all had plenty to be thankful for.  The Christmas Holid

ays are right before us, and then a 

New Year to begin and enjoy.  So very much going on, and seemi

ngly so little time to really 

notice what is important to us, to our families, and to fr

iends and relatives.  We need a two-way 

mirror, so that we can remember the past and reflect on it, but l

ook toward the future with 

anticipation and enthusiasm.   

The Holiday season makes me think about how fortunate I am.  I w

ork with a great bunch of 

people on the KCMPI Board and they all do so much work for t

he Chapter.  Not only me but our 

Chapter is fortunate to have them guiding and directing the acti

vities and business of the 

chapter.  In the Holiday season I think about this year 2

015, and I try to just think on the 

positive moments.  Like my marriage in June, like my business contin

ually moving forward and 

growing, like my children and their children growing, li

ke this Chapter having fun and 

educational events each month.  I consider myself to be a very 

fortunate person indeed! 

I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy N

ew Year.  May the coming weeks 

allow you a little time to reflect on 2015, and to see throu

gh the glass to a beautiful, joyous, 

prosperous, and a love-filled 2016. 

Thank you!  It

’

s a privilege to serve as your President. 

What a beautiful season we are in! We’ve all just finished the Thanksgiving holiday, and I hope you all had plenty to be thankful for. The Christmas holidays are right before us, and then a New Year to begin and enjoy. So very much going on, and seemingly so little time to really notice what is important to us, to our families, and to friends and relatives. We need a two-way mirror, so that we can remember the past and reflect on it, but look toward the future with anticipation and enthusiasm.

The holiday season makes me think about how fortunate I am. I work with a great bunch of people on the KCMPI Board, and they all do so much work for the chapter. Not only me, but our chapter is fortunate to have them guiding and directing the activities and business of the chapter. In the holiday season, I think about this year 2015, and I try to just think on the positive moments: my marriage in June, my business continually moving forward and growing, my children and their children growing, this chapter having fun and educational events each month. I consider myself to be a very fortunate person indeed!

I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May the coming weeks allow you a little time to reflect on 2015 and to see through the glass to a beautiful, joyous, prosperous and love-filled 2016.

Thank you! It’s a privilege to serve as your president.

Phil Allemang, CAS

President

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