Rex Franklin of Martinsville is the incumbent director for District 5 and has been an SCI REMC member for 55 years. He has served on the board of directors since 1984. He is currently a transit driver for Area 10 Agency on aging 17 years and has been a retired bookbinder since 2006. He graduated from Spencer High School with the class of 1963. He has been married to his wife for 58 years with three daughters, 5 grandchildren and soon to be 8 great grandchildren.
He has owned and operated Franklin’s Bindery for 26 years. He has been on various church boards and chamber of commerce. He was also a supervisor at various printing companies. He currently attends Paragon Christian Church, and previously attended Mill Grove United Methodist Church.
“I have served since 1984 and seen a lot of growth and improvement for our members, making a better life for all members. I think my experience and length of service is very important for all members.”
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Mark Smith of Mooresville is the incumbent director for District 1 and has been an SCI REMC member for 28 years. He has served on the board of directors since 2005. He is currently the president and CEO of Five Talents Wealth Management LLC and has over 40 years of experience in the financial industry. He graduated from the University of Indianapolis in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree with a double major in business administration and economics. He has also earned an associate’s degree in computer technology. He has been married to his wife for 40 years with three children and 9 grandchildren.
With SCI REMC, Mark is currently the Chairman of the Finance Committee on the Budget and Work Plan Committee and the Legislative Committee. In the community, he has led two major capital campaigns to raise funds for two churches in the area, has coached numerous sports teams in Mooresville, and has led several men’s bible studies. He currently volunteers for Emanuel Church Greenwood Campus on the Impact Committee and leads a small group along with his wife. He is also a long-term supporter of the Boys and Girls Club.
“At work, coaching teams, serving at church or as a Director on the board, I enjoy helping other people. As a member of the Board since 2005, I realized that through the decisions we make as a board we can have a positive impact on all the members of SCI.”
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Dave McCoy of Mooresville is a District 1 candidate and has been an REMC member for over 20 years. He has worked for BRI Staffing, a local employment agency, as an employment manager with up to 300 field employees for over 20 years. He assists applicants to find employment in engineering, finance, maintenance, clerical and light industrial staffing in Morgan and surrounding counties. He has a bachelor’s degree in business from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University and an M.B.A. from Western Governors University in management strategy. Dave and his wife enjoy traveling, community outreach, fishing, and golfing.
Dave has previously served as the Vice-Committeeman and Precinct Committeeman for Madison Township in Morgan County for six years. The position was responsible for helping organize local township poll recruiting, voting, and processing of results. In addition, he has served as an HOA board member, helping homeowners with new signs, potholes, policy, and member issues. His community involvement includes being the Vice President of the Gideons International Martinsville Camp and has also volunteered time as a Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University Facilitator.
“I’m excited about the opportunity to represent my district and serve the South Central Indiana REMC community. I’d like to help the co-op members by creating new ideas that improve the quality, cost, and service of our REMC utility.”
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