The District’s Nominating Committee has announced Tim McGee of the Kiwanis Club of Chariton, Iowa is their nomination for 2024-2025 vice governor candidate.
The Nebraska-Iowa District Board accepted McGee’s nomination at its March 25 special meeting and endorsed him for vice governor candidate at the 2024 House of Delegates Meeting during convention on Aug. 3 in West Des Moines, Iowa.
Tim has been a member of Chariton Kiwanis since June of 1984. He has twice served as club president. A three time winner of his club’s “Kiwanian of the Year” Tim has also been the annual “Pancake Chair” for the past 20 years.
He served as Division 15 Lt. Governor in 2008-2009 and 2009-2010. Tim helped to found the South Central Iowa Aktion Club. Recently, Tim is helping to rebuild/charter the club after COVID dormancy and has been the club leader since its inception.
Tim is currently a member of the Nebraska-Iowa District Foundation Board.
After 32 years as the Lucas County Assessor, Tim retired on Dec. 31, 2021.
He was a past president of the Iowa State Association of Assessors and also past president of the Institute of Iowa Certified Assessors. He had previously served six years as a member of the Chariton City Council.
An avid sports nut, Tim has played and coached almost every sport that is played with a ball. He has been president of both Lucas County Little League and the Chariton Girls Softball League.
Tim and Natalie are the parents of three grown children and five young grandkids.
If you are looking for Tim and Natalie, you can find them either traveling, flipping houses, playing golf, or fishing one of many southern Iowa lakes.
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