President's Message September2021

September is here and the Labor Day weekend is just a couple days away. After being locked at home for most of 2020, I can’t believe how fast this year is flying by.

I’ll be spending my Labor Day weekend in Bowling Green, KY attending the 27th Anniversary Celebration of the National Corvette Museum. I hope to see many of you there. If you haven’t made plans yet, you can still register in person at the event or you can register online for a “virtual” show. NCCC and its members have been an integral part of the museum since its inception and the museum thanks you for your support. If you’d like to become a member or find a way to help support the museum, check out their website: https://www.corvettemuseum.org/support/

The following weekend the September NCCC Governors meeting is scheduled in St Louis. Despite increased Covid concerns, it looks like we will be able to host this meeting safely. Check the NCCC web site for any last minute changes. This meeting will be the deadline for anyone interested in running for any of the four national offices up for election. Those offices are: Vice President of Competition, Business Manager, Secretary, and Sergeant at Arms. If you have any interest in one of these positions, please see your club Governor.

A little further in the future is the 63rd annual NCCC convention – June 12th through 17th, 2022 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. I’ll be there and I hope you will too. Here’s the link for the latest information https://www.corvettesnccc.org/2022Convention/Convention2022.php. Start your planning now!

It’s been a busy 2021 and I’ve been able to attend many competitive events and also a few social events. It’s been great to get back together and up to date with old friends, but also great to see new faces that I can now call friends. It’s all of you that make up this extended Corvette family and make this whole thing so special.

As the year races by, enjoy your Corvette, your Corvette Club, and your Corvette family.

That’s all for now. Stay safe and… 
Save the Wave,
Dale Samuelson
NCCC President