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CAPTAIN’S MESSAGE

 

Looking forward to working with you in the upcoming Krewe Year. My goal is to make the Krewe of Elders as good as we know that it can be. I will be relying on amazing Krewe members for advice, hard work and friendship. Please let me know of any concerns that you may have or in any way that I might assist you.

 

Krewe of Elders Captain,

Jane Hudson

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Krewe of Elders Board of Directors

CAPTAIN

Jane Hudson

318-518-8677

jane.hudson52@yahoo.com

 

Co-Captain

Mike Brown

318-505-7551

mabrownadvisors@gmail.com

Recording Secretary

Marilyn Creswell

318-771-2091

creswellm1@aol.com

Treasurer

Ada Duos

318-422-2282

adaduos@yahoo.com

 

Corresponding Secretary

Pat Stell

318-344-3559

lsumom04@hotmail.com

Membership

Stephanie Whiddon

318-934-2284

Special Events

Troy McGee

318-470-6830

Member at Large

Jesus Eguia

318-578-5388

 

Decorating

Tonya Lester

318-453-6288

Ticket Chair

Don Jackson

318-560-6964

fpjrose7@peoplepc.com

Community Outreach

Liz Skyles

318-518-2929

Float Commander

Tracy Mendels

318-393-4450

Tracy.Mendels@ gmail.com

Historian

Linda Wyatt

318-453-1690

LLWyatt50@yahoo.com

Royalty

Wanda Cunningham

318-510-0068

wanda_cunningham@bellsouth.net

 

Publicity

Janet Bradley

318-426-3103

Member at Large

Sue Prudhomme

318-210-5302

sueprudhomme@bellsouth.net

Member at Large

Dianne Harmon

318-773-5388

 

ABOUT US

The Krewe of Elders is a Mardi Gras non-profit incorporated organization for people 50 and older located in Shreveport, LA. The Krewe was formed in 1998. The Krewe's function is to help provide a "budget friendly" way to be part of the fun and excitement that Mardi Gras brings to our area.

 

During the Mardi Gras season we visit nursing homes, children's hospitals, and veterans hospitals. In order to keep our Krewe going we have fund raisers that include cook outs, fish fries, barbecues and dances. We have a Coronation Ball and a Grand Ball. All the members will have an opportunity to ride on the Krewe's float in the Highland parade.

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