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OUR ORGANIZATION
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The Wornum Family Organization Governance framework establishes the structure, guidelines, and processes that support how the family organization is managed and operates. It provides oversight for organizational documents, including By-Laws, organizational charts, leadership roles, committees, and procedures that guide the continued growth and success of the organization.

 

We honor the family members whose dedication, service, and vision helped create and strengthen this framework. Their contributions provide a lasting foundation that promotes unity, accountability, family engagement, and continuity for future generations.

TEAM MEMBERS

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Member
Sherry Wourman-Hobson

Michigan

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Brenda Wornum-Moore

Georgia

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Lora Gaines

Georgia

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Secretary
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Coordinator
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Researcher
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Researcher
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BY-LAWS & VOTING

​Introduction to the Importance of Bylaws
The bylaws of the Wornum Family serve as the foundation and guiding framework of our organization. They establish the structure, responsibilities, decision-making processes, and expectations that allow us to operate effectively, remain accountable, and move forward with a shared purpose. 

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More than a governing document, our bylaws represent our commitment to preserving our legacy while building a strong foundation for future generations.

They reflect the vision, dedication, and contributions of those who came before us and created the structure that continues to guide our work today.

 

History of the Bylaws
This section should capture the history of the organization, including the year it was established, original founders, and the individuals who helped develop the initial bylaws. Documenting this history honors the leadership, dedication, and contributions of those who helped shape the Wornum Connection.

 

Preserving Our Legacy While Building Our Future
As our organization grows and evolves, our bylaws must also evolve. Regular review and thoughtful updates ensure that our governing documents remain relevant, support new opportunities, address challenges, and reflect the needs of our membership.

The bylaw revision process is an opportunity to honor our past, strengthen our present, and prepare for the future by creating a structure that is organized, transparent, inclusive, and built to serve generations to come.

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Current By-Laws: (Insert link to document)

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Proposed By-Laws Amendments 
As part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining effective governance, proposed amendments to the Wornum Family By-Laws will be presented for family review and consideration.


Voting Period Opens: Month Day, 2027
Voting Period Closes: Month Day, 2027


During the Reunion:
The proposed By-Laws amendments will be presented and discussed during the 2027 Wornum Family Reunion. Family members will have the opportunity to review the proposed changes, ask questions, provide feedback, and gain a better understanding of the updates before voting begins.

 

Updated By-Laws will be issued and made available by Month Year.

MEETING INFORMATION

Quarterly meetings are held to discuss family organization business, upcoming initiatives, committee updates, and other matters.
 

Attendees:

  • By-Laws Committee Members

  • GA, MA, MI Chapter Members
  • Advisors (Former Chapter Members)

  • Wornum Connection Committee Members
     

Family members who are interested in attending a meeting or learning more about the organization's activities are welcome to contact us at info@wornumfamily.com for additional information.

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Contact Information:

 

info@wornumfamily.com

reunion@wornumfamily.com

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Committee Leaders:

 

Brandon Rawls, Carlton Wourman, Keanna Hagood, Mariah Wornum,
Nyesha Wornum, Sagay Wilder, Sherri Wilder,
Taylyse Wornum 

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