1. State President’s Message
Annual Meeting – November 10
Ashley Koby
Charter Members Recognized
Wow! I can hardly believe this year is almost over. The
Annual Meeting in Macon this past weekend was awesome!
We had a total attendance of 340 to celebrate our Fiftieth
Anniversary. We would have had many, many more but we
had one state board member, ten chapter presidents, and
fourteen delegates on storm duty in the NE. In addition, we
had delegates who could not attend because they had to
hold down the fort for those who were away. A special
thanks to all of our employees who helped with this massive
effort. And thanks to everyone who took care of things back
home.
We had nineteen past state presidents in attendance and it’s
always good to be around this group of established leaders.
Their dedication and loyalty made the organization what it
is today. It’s not too long before I’ll be an “official” member
of the PSP Club. They sort of let me hang out with them this
year. They even let me in the group picture!
I look forward to supporting Josh Stallings next year as he
leads our efforts. Josh is a very honorable, dedicated and
TALL leader.
Thanks to Paul Bowers and all of the executives and
managers who attended the meeting and continue to support
our efforts.
Thanks to this year’s state board with whom it has been an
honor to serve. Most of all, thanks to each of YOU. This is
your organization and I have been honored to represent you
during our celebration of “Lighting Up Lives for Fifty Years.”
Best wishes for a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
Margaret Cagle, Faye Gray, June Hemby, Eugenie Rogers
Four of the five charter members identified during the year were able to attend and be recognized. These ladies have been active members of Women/Citizens for fifty years! Congratulations!
Margaret Cagle belongs to the Augusta Chapter. She was a charter member in 1962 in Rome. She served as State President in 1981/82.
Faye Gray of the Tallulah Falls Chapter is a charter member of that chapter and active since 1962.
June Hemby of the H L Thomas chapter is a charter member. She was Waycross Charter President in 1962.
Eugenie Rogers of the Tifton Chapter has been a member of that chapter since 1962.
Jackie Whitehead, also of Tifton, was not able to attend. She began in Waycross prior to moving to Tifton.

2. congratulated chapters
Executive Support Greatly Appreciated
Company Executives
congratulated chapters
on their successful
year.
State President Ashley Koby and the State Board thanked
executives who took time from their busy schedules to attend the business meeting on Saturday morning. Those attending:
Paul Bowers – President & CEO
Ronnie Labrato – EVP, CFO and Treasurer
Anthony Wilson – EVP, Customer Service & Operations
Mike Anderson – SVP Charitable Giving
Tom Bishop – SVP General Counsel
Walter Dukes – SVP Metro Regions
John Pemberton, SVP Power Generation
Moanica Caston – Diversity & Inclusion Vice President
Lenn Chandler – Northeast Region Vice President
Mike Clanton – Land Vice President
Truitt Eavenson – East Region Vice President
Cathy Hill – Coastal Region Vice President
Gerald Johnson – Customer Service Vice President
Anne Kaiser – Northwest Region Vice President
Jacki Lowe – West Region Vice President
Terri Lupo – South Region Vice President
Greg Roberts – Pricing & Planning Vice President
Ron Shipman – Environmental Affairs Vice President
Thomas Wicker – Central Region Vice President
James Wynn – Corporate Service Vice President
Many plant, area and corporate managers who are chapter sponsors were also in attendance. They were recognized during the Chapter Relationship Chair reports.
Ashley Koby, Karen Bowers, Paul Bowers

3. This year we had 42 teams, 1120 participants, and raised
Mamie K. Taylor
Service Award
Winners
Relay For Life
Awards
Presented By
Executive Vice
President
Anthony Wilson
The Mamie K. Taylor Service Award is given to recognize chapter members who best exemplify the ideals of the organization. The Award is named in honor of Mamie K. Taylor who was the founder of Women of Georgia Power. Congratulations to the 2012 winners!
Albany Sidney Johnson
Americus Staci Prickett
Athens Jayson Summers
Augusta Brenda Wolfe
Bainbridge Bill Powell
Brunswick Annabelle Beasley
Carrollton April Hale
Cartersville Vickie Adcock
Clayton Ryan Walls
Columbus Verlon Quessenberry
Conyers Gail Ward
Customer Care Center Farrah Brewster
Dublin Charlie Scarbrough
Effingham Amy Anderson
Forest Park Terry Bloodworth
Gainesville Allison Zafft
General Office Debbie Blackwell
Gwinnett Tony Chow
H L Thomas Jon Balkcom
Heart of GA/Macon Karla Worthy
Hinesville/Jesup Rebecca Cason
Jefferson Street Annetta Fugate
Kingsland Regina Adkins
Metro South Tosha Morell
Metro West Cherrise Benham
Milledgeville/Plant Branch Jan Womack
North Fulton Area Jennifer Simon
Northwest Mountain Jimmy Thompson
Plant Bowen Drew Blankenship
Plant Hammond Rachel Scogin
Plant Scherer Krystal Reeves
Plant Vogtle Cecilia Dykes
Plant Wansley George Walker
Plant Yates Dempsey Long
Rome Bob Clark
Savannah Ryan Poole
Savannah Generation Angela Noles
South Cobb Kay Farner
Statesboro Gail Johnson
Tallulah Falls Barry Brookshire
Thomson Carla Cole
Tifton Mike Thomas
Valdosta Tiffany Thomas
Vidalia Pat Taylor
Waynesboro Diedra Sims
This year we had 42 teams, 1120 participants, and raised
$215,414
First Place
Plant Bowen
$23,000
Second Place
Customer Care
$22,115
Third Place
Plant Scherer
$18,589
Fourth Place
Gwinnett
$10,520
Fifth Place
Savannah
$8782

4. CARES Awards Presented Membership Awards
State First Vice President Josh Stallings recognized the
top three chapters with the largest increase in service
hours reported over the previous year. The winners were:
State Second Vice President Krista Pierce recognized the
top three chapters with the largest increase in membership
since last year. She also recognized the largest chapters.
Largest Chapters
Customer Care Center 363
General Office 265
Metro South 191
Forest Park 155
Gwinnett 154
Increase in Membership
First Place - $300 - Cartersville
First Place – Plant Hammond
Second Place - $200 – Plant Hatch
Second Place – Gainesville
Third Place - $100 – Plant Hammond
Third Place –
Plant Scherer
Two Chapters – Forest Park and Metro South
were recognized for having posted over 5000 hours!
CARES goal for this year is 70,000
As of October 31, we had posted 65,448
Remember to post hours through the
end of the year. Help us meet our goal!
Total Number of Paid Members Oct. 31
3635

5. Awards $76,056 Host Chapters were General Office,
Some of the General Office Hosts
Awards
This year our teams at 13 locations raised
$76,056
First Place
Plant Hammond
$23,522
Second Place
Plant Wansley
$14,819
Milledgeville/Plant Branch
Delegates
Third Place
Plant Bowen
$11,100
Host Chapters were General Office,
Heart of Georgia/Macon,
Milledgeville/Plant Branch,
Thomson
Delegates from the
Heart of GA/Macon Host Chapter
Central Region Vice President Thomas Wicker
issued the official welcome.

6. 2013 State Board 2013 Theme President Josh Stallings
(Front row, left to right) Mary Norris, Cheryl Davis, Josh Stallings, Krista Pierce, Allison Dickson
(Middle) Peggy Grubb, Leah Burch, Zann Hayes, Daundra Fletcher, Amy Anderson, Lisa Stone, Edie Scales, Sherri King, Rachel Bailey (Back) Gerardo Morales, Ashley Koby, Todd McCawley, Chris D’Andrea, Shane Ammons
2013 State Board
President
Josh
Stallings
1st Vice President
Krista
Pierce
2nd Vice President
Cheryl
Davis
Recording Secretary
Mary
Norris
Corresponding Secretary
Allison
Dickson
Treasurer
Sherri
King
Assistant Treasurer
Edie
Scales
Chapter Relationship I
Gerardo
Morales
Chapter Relationship II
Shane
Ammons
Chapter Relationship III
Rachel
Bailey
Chapter Relationship IV
Todd
McCawley
Educational Loan Fund
John
Cornelius
Electric Kids
Daundra
Fletcher
Family House
Chris
D’Andrea
Leadership Development
Ashley
Koby
Marketing
Amy
Anderson
Operations
Lisa
Stone
Special Events
Leah
Burch
Special Projects Bo
Braswell
Parliamentarian
Zann
Hayes
State Coordinator
Peggy
Grubb
Past State President
Jason Manley,
Division Manager of
Mississippi Power,
installed the 2013
State Officers
2013
Theme
Past State Presidents Gloria Mize and Peggy Grubb
assisted with the installation using a “movie” theme for
Here State 2nd V.P. Cheryl Davis is dressed up as a
talent scout (looking for members!)

7. State Presidents In Attendance For Fiftieth Anniversary
Seated (left to right): Mary Ann Beckham, Lucy Harris, Ashley Koby, Delores Lindsey, Margaret Cagle, Carolyn Wynens
Standing (left to right): Suellen Waddell, Bill Maddox, Angela Gillis, Gloria Mize, Donice Wood, Jason Manley,
Zann Hayes, Margaret Logan, Frances McClung, Angie Barnette, Anne Dodson, Eva Suggs,
Peggy Grubb, Mamie Mobley
Past State Presidents’ Friday Night
On Friday night, the
past state presidents
got together for
dinner “on their own”.
A great time was
had by all.
Special thanks to the State Office for their hard work on a successful meeting. (left to right) Zann Hayes, Peggy Grubb, Edie Scales, Sherri King
(left to right)
Mary Ann Beckham
Peggy Grubb
Margaret Cagle
The State Board took
an opportunity to
thank Robert Purcell
of the H L Thomas
Chapter for his work
at the Family House.
(left to right)
Angela Gillis
Peggy Grubb
Margaret Logan
Robert and Wanda Purcell

8. More Scenes From Annual Meeting
Rome Chapter Raises $3677 for
Shrine Club’s Transportation Program
Plant Vogtle Chapter Supports
United Way With Fundraising
The 6TH Annual PowerSHOT Sporting Clays Tournament of the Rome Chapter to benefit the Rome Shrine Clubs Past Presidents Transportation Program was a success and raised $3677! This will help fund the gas and other expenses needed to transport needy children for medical care. Bob Clark chaired the project.
Christine Johnson of the Plant Vogtle Chapter presented Sonya Hughey, units 3 & 4 Human Resources, a check for $2065 for United Way. The money was raised from a chili cook-off, selling hot dogs, sausage dogs and Chick-fil-A biscuits and sandwiches.

9. Milledgeville/Plant Branch
Clayton Chapter
Milledgeville/Plant Branch
The Milledgeville/Plant Branch chapter presented a $500 check to Putnam County Middle School to assist them with various projects.  PCMS assists with the “Get Into Energy” camps conducted by Plant Branch which are held in June for rising 8th graders.  Pictured left to right are Alicia Meadows, Jan Womack, CGP officers, Susan Usry, Principal and Fanicia Harris, Assistant Principal.
Ten members of the Clayton Chapter manned the Habersham Central High School concession stand for their Homecoming game on Friday October 12. Shown left to right: Sharon Goodson, Flint McCullough, Brent Edwards, Mike Van Winkle and Tommy Jordan
South Cobb Chapter Donates $2500
To Educational Loan Fund
Northwest Mountain Chapter
The new South Cobb Chapter and their sponsor Tony Tramonte, Plant McDonough Manager, secured a $2500 donation to the Educational Loan Fund from site rental for
a movie. In lieu of rental, Mr. Tramonte requested a donation to ELF. Thanks to him and the chapter for thinking of our charity.
Tallulah Falls Chapter
Supports North Georgia Hydro’s
Annual Barbecue
Members of the Northwest Mountain Chapter spent
two weekends volunteering at the Annual Apple
Festival in Ellijay. The attendance this year was
around 60,000. The chapter distributed 4,000 CFL’s
along with Energy Efficiency literature.
Members of the Tallulah Falls Chapter volunteered 191 hours
working on preparation and the actual event on October 20.
Members conducted games, assembled goodie bags, cooked
and handled clean-up for the annual event. Below are the
comments from the plant manager:
“I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to all the members of the Tallulah Falls Chapter, Citizens of Georgia Power, for their valuable contribution to our annual BBQ. Your participation and assistance was instrumental in making this the best event in my memory.  The spirit of cooperation and genuine caring were the fuel that ignited all of our employees to participate. You are all truly “Citizens Wherever You Serve” and we are all better for your efforts. The employees of North Georgia Hydro thank you and I thank you!”
   Barry Brookshire, Plant Manager

10. Plant Bowen’s CAN Hunger Drive
General Office – Chili Cook-Off
Plant Bowen’s
CAN Hunger Drive
For the October meeting, the General Office Chapter held the
First Annual Chili Cook-Off at Corporate Headquarters on
October 24. It was a beautiful, crisp fall day, and over 130
employees enjoyed the event held outside in the pavilion.
There were twelve entries. Judges for the event were:
Mike Anderson, Sr. Vice President, Charitable Giving
Moanica Caston, Diversity & Inclusion Vice President
Mike Clanton, Land Vice President
The admission ticket entitled you to a varsity hotdog, tasting
of as many chilies as you liked, chips, cookie, and drink. All
proceeds will be donated to the Lighthouse Retreat which
provides summer beach outings for children with cancer and
their families. Past State President Angela Gillis (Ms. Red
Hot Chili Pepper) served as the Mistress of Ceremonies.
Plant Bowen kicked off their
CAN Hunger Drive on Oct. 31.
The drive will last through
Nov On the first day, they
collected $700 in cash along
with a large box of canned
food.
Tari
Whiteman as
“The CAN”
North Fulton Area Chapter
As part of the World Hunger Month, the North Fulton Area Chapter collected over 130 lbs of food to help CAN HUNGER! Brian Kenady and William Canady delivered a barrel of supplies to the North Fulton Community Charities in Roswell and Chris D'Andrea delivered a box full of supplies to the Community Assistance Center in Sandy Springs. North Fulton Community Charities is a leader in North Fulton offering assistance to over 5,000 families annually. The Community Assistance Center responds to requests for emergency assistance from neighbors in need and provides assistance to individuals and families in the North Fulton area. Both charities were very pleased and thankful for the generosity shown by the North Fulton Area Chapter!
Mike Clanton judges
People’s Choice Award was
won by John Frost – shown
with Angela
Second
Place
Jennifer
Horton
Third Place Winner
Zac Williams
First Place
Jennifer Swann-Moody
with Angela

11. Gwinnett Chapter Collects 2194 Pounds of Food as they work to
“CAN” Hunger
Milledgeville/Plant Branch Chapter
Supports Plant Branch for the
Renew Our Rivers Project
28 volunteers from the Gwinnett Chapter worked a total of 86 hours to collect 2194 pounds of food for their donation to Lawrenceville Cooperative Ministry, a food co-op which serves the Lawrenceville and Dacula areas. Four events were held by the chapter, two food drives at the Kroger at River Exchange, employee food drives at the Duluth and Lawrenceville offices, and a Can Hunger service project held in conjunction with the October 16 membership meeting. The Lawrenceville Co-Op is very appreciative of Georgia Power’s support and donations.
Members of the Milledgeville/Plant Branch Chapter
joined Plant Branch employees for the Renew Our
Rivers project on October 17. The chapter purchased
and provided T-shirts for all participants and the local
Ambassadors chapter cooked lunch. The group also
had participation from middle school students of John
Milledge Academy. There were 125 volunteers.
Plant Hatch Chapter Supports the
Shriners’ Hospital for Children
Heart of GA/Macon Collected
2821 Lbs. for CAN Hunger
The Heart of Ga/Macon Chapter coordinated a
friendly competition among departments which will
benefit the local food bank by collecting 2821 pounds
of canned food (some shown below).
Tonia Williams of the Plant Hatch Chapter presents a
check for $2500 from the chapter’s matching funds to
Potentate Mike Stanley for the Shriners’ Hospital for
Children.