U. S. JCI Senate President Gary Duell #48384 Welcomes You
 
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WHERE AND WHEN

It's easy to remember where the Annual Meeting of the US JCI Senate was located in 1972, the year of our formation. But do you remember where the Annual Meeting was in 1973, 1980 or 1992? It isn't all that easy to remember!

Below you will find a by the year list of the locations of the Annual Meetings of the US JCI Senate from 1972 through current, to help your memory.

Let the flood of memories begin.

  
YEAR   LOCATION   YEAR   LOCATION
1972   Atlanta, Georgia   2002   Sioux Falls, South Dakota
1973   Minneapolis, Minnesota   2003 Romulus, Michigan
1974   San Diego, California   2004 Charleston, So. Carolina
1975   Miami, Florida   2005 Grand Island, New York
1976   Indianapolis, Indiana  

2006

St. Charles, Missouri
1977   Seattle, Washington   2007 Annapolis, MD
1978   Atlantic City, New Jersey   2008 Charleston, WV
1979   Nashville, Tennessee   2009 Atlanta, GA
1980   Cleveland, Ohio   2010 Concord, CA 
1981   San Antonio, Texas   2011   Lisle, IL 
1982   Phoenix, Arizona   2012   Altamonte Springs, FL
1983   Hartford, Connecticut   2013   Cleveland, OH
1984   Atlanta, Georgia   2014   Baltimore, MD
1985   Indianapolis, Indiana   2015   Rochester, MN
1986   Milwaukee, Wisconsin   2016   Greensboro, NC
1987   Reno, Nevada   2017   Northbrook, IL
1988   Richmond, Virginia   2018   Pittsburgh, PA 
1989   Memphis, Tennessee   2019   Portland, OR 
1990   Louisville, Kentucky   2020   Greensboro, NC (Virtual Meeting)
1991   Minneapolis, Minnesota   2021   Virginia Beach, VA
 1992   Portland, OR   2022   Louisville, KY
1993   Greensboro, NC   2023   St. Louis, MO
1994   Orlando, Florida    2024   Tampa, FL
1995   St. Louis, Missouri     2025   Northbrook, IL
1996   Lexington, Kentucky     2026   San Antonio, TX
1997   Des Moines, Iowa    2027  
1998   Las Vegas, Nevada 2028
1999   Buffalo, NY 2029
2000 Chatanooga, TN 2030
2001   Dayton,OH 2031

If you've attended any of these meetings maybe this list will help bring back memories of events or people that you may have forgotten. We hope so.