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PresidentMichael "Odie" Heaston
Michael Odie Heaston has been involved in the Leather Community for over a decade, finding it when his boy Peter introduced him to Seattle Men in Leather. Odie has been kinky as long as he has been sexual, knowing from an early age that his penchant for Bondage and SM was more of a lifestyle choice than a bedroom game. Though he lived without a community for many years, Odie jumped in with both feet upon finding the Leather scene and has grown into being a LeatherMan and a SIR.
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Vice PresidentGene Romaine
Gene was President of Generic Leather Productions of Washington from the beginning of 2002 to July 2011, with brief stints as Vice President here and there. GLPW is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to produce events which raise money for charities benefiting the sexual minority community. Gene was Northwest Mr. Drummer 2001, and is the Regional Sponsor/Executive Producer of the Northwest LeatherSir, Leatherboy & Community Boot Black Contest. In May, 2010, Gene was honored to have had the opportunity to serve on the judging panel of the International Mr. Leather Contest. He was awarded the Pantheon of Leather-Northwest Regional Award for 2008 and the Leather Emerald Award in 2003. He is a former President of Seattle Men in Leather and was Washington State Mr. Leather 2004. He is the proud Patriarch of the Dragon Clan
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TreasurerJeremy Dunn
Jeremy Dunn has been active in the Seattle leather community since 2001 when he got roped into working lights for the Northwest Drummer contest. Currently he serves as President of the SPCC (the Wet Spot) and as a member-at-large on the steering committee of Seattle Men in Leather. When Jeremy is not busy being unable to say no to serving the community he enjoys playing with rope and sharp pointy things.
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Secretaryboy Danny Carpenter
I am new to service in the leather community. This is my first board position for a non-profit organization. Currently I am the web servant and plan to make a positive impact with my works with GLPW. I enjoy working with other like minded individuals who see the great potential that GLPW has to offer the leather community. I enjoy being a part of a greater purpose and that is to help the leather community grow and prosper. If you are a goal oriented individual that sees the value in the leather community as a whole then I suggest that you join us to help make the community stronger. I am a full time college student and leader.
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Member-at-LargeJim Drew
Bio Coming soone
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Member-at-LargePositions Open
If you are interested in joining the GLPW Board of Directors please contact Odie or Gene for more information we meet the second Sunday of the month at 1pm. The meeting takes place at the Capoitol Hill branch of the Seattle Public Library
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