Pettis County Pachyderm Club
Pachyderm club movement is one of the most practical means by which a broad citizen participation in politics may be achieved. Pachyderm Clubs represent a unique concept for political clubs which are patterned after civic clubs with programs centered on government and politics. Membership is open to all Republicans; meetings are open to the public and non-member attendance is encouraged. Pachyderm Clubs, as an organization, do not endorse issues nor candidates in a contested primary election. As an official allied group of the Republican National Committee, the National Federation of the Grand Order of Pachyderm Clubs’ member clubs operate as enhancements to the Republican Party. Pachyderm Clubs are controlled locally yet operate within an established standard framework. They meet year-round and provide continuity for Republican volunteers and activists.
Our Pettis County Pachyderm Club meets most Fridays in Room C at the Heckart Community Center in Sedalia. Our current officers ar e Stanley Cox, President, Kevin Lujin, Vice President, Chris Woolery, Treasurer, and Secretary. Click the "Contact Us' link above to request more infomation.
Current Programs:
May 2nd--A tour of Impact Sign business conducted by David Goodson starting at 12 Noon. Instead of meeting at the Heckart Community Center on this date, we will meet at the business which is located at 100 Curry Drive, here in Sedalia.
May 9th--Chief Michael Harding, Pettis County Fire Department.
May 16th--tba.
May 23rd--Principal Tina Southerland, St. Paul’s Lutheran School.
May 30th--Brad Pollitti, Missouri Representative 52 District will report on the Legislative Session.
June 6th--Connie McCray, Executive Director of Hope5One, which is is a ministry to help women who have been liberated from human trafficking by law-enforcement.
2025 Program Chairs
April-Philip J. Sherman
May-
June -
July - Carol Sawyer and Linda Alcorn
August - Stanley Cox
September -
October – Brad Pollitt
November -Kim Lyne
December -
