Montgomery Catholic’s Kelly Elected Key Club Division 14 Lieutenant Governor

Montgomery Catholic's Kelly Elected Key Club Division 14 Lieutenant Governor 1Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School (MCPS) junior Derek Kelly will serve as Key Club Lieutenant Governor for Division 14 which includes all Montgomery High Schools, both public and private. Kelly’s responsibilities will include publishing a monthly newsletter to all area schools with news and information from the State Key Club Board, reaching out to area schools to help build the Key Club at all area schools, as well as, helping schools reach out in service to the community.  Derek has been a member of the Key Club for three years. He served as club Secretary as a sophomore and currently serves as the Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Key Club Co-President.

Kelly will be installed as District 14 Lieutenant Governor on March 8, 2014 at the State-Wide Key Club conference in Birmingham.  MCPS Key Club sponsor, Mrs. Jeanene Crenshaw said, “Derek has been a valued member of Montgomery Catholic’s Key club for the last three years. He has always been eager to serve in the community. He is a leader, inspiring the other 50 MCPS Key Club members to get involved in service to our community.” Derek is the son of Sharon and David Kelly of Montgomery.

Congratulations Derek!  We applaud your willingness to serve in this leadership role and will support you with our prayers and help.  

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MCPS Key Club members from left to right: Madison Searcy, Ashlyn Rolison, Megan Stembridge, Brett Foxworth, Josh Johnson, Chloe Campbell, Pam Williams (ministry coordinator), Andrea Hayes, and Derek Kelly. (not pictured Reggie Jackson), volunteered at One Church Mission in downtown Montgomery.


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