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Pictured L to R: Alan Stockmeister, Cliff Rosenberger, Darryl Mehaffie,
and Jim Tressel.
Edison State Community College
Mehaffie
Honored with Induction to the Association of Ohio Commodores
Darryl D. Mehaffie was inducted into the Association of Ohio Commodores
on Saturday, June 18, 2016. The Association of Ohio Commodores inducted
22 people from around Ohio during the Annual Summer Meeting at Hilton
Easton, located in Columbus.
Mehaffie is a retired teacher who spent thirty years educating the
children of western Ohio and has since devoted his educational
experience to the state of Ohio as a former member of the State Board
of Education, as well as, a current member of the Ohio Association of
Community Colleges and is the current chairman of the board of Edison
State Community College. Mehaffie remains active in his community
through his involvement with the Ohio Arts Council, The Historical
Society and the Darke County Center for the Arts.
The Association of Ohio Commodores is a group of individuals recognized
by the Governor of Ohio with the state’s most distinguished honor, The
Executive Order of the Ohio Commodore. Each year outstanding Ohioans
are recognized for their business accomplishment, acumen, and
leadership with this prestigious honor.
Governor James A. Rhodes formed the Association of Ohio Commodores in
1966 for the purpose of assisting the state of Ohio in advancement in
all areas contributing to the growth of and development of the state
and greater prosperity of its citizens. The association was
incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio in 1971 as a
non-profit organization and now its esteemed members are primarily
involved with supporting the Office of the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor.
The Association is a nonpartisan organization that currently boasts a
diverse and dedicated membership of more than 350 men and women.
Members include government officials, distinguished university
presidents and administrators; banking and legal professionals; leaders
of trade organizations; chambers and economic development
organization’s; and senior management executives of large, medium and
small manufacturer’s from across Ohio in a wide variety of industries.
Senator Keith Faber and William (Bill) Morgan sponsored Mr. Mehaffie.
For more information, go to www.ohiocommodores.org
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