Dave Zappone was elected President of the BC Chevelle Club in January 2012.  A long good standing member of the club, he demonstrates a leadership style that amplifies the enjoyment of being in a car club.  His goal is to keep keep the club involved in several events for the membership, and most important of all have fun doing it.

Tim Williams has been an active club executive for several years.  He has previously served as Director of Social Activities and in November 2012 accepted the nomination of Vice President of the BC Chevelle Club.  Tim has been a key part of coordinating some of the clubs largest functions including our Lordco Show & Shine and our Annual Christmas Party.

Garet has been an active member of the BC Chevelle Club for several years.  Garet is currently the 2nd Vice President in the Club.  He has been a key voice in ensuring the club’s conduct holds true to the constitution, and brings strong leadership to help keep focus on membership responsibilities.

Mike Saby has been a BC Chevelle Club member since 2007.  By 2008, he was actively involved in getting the website improved and updated.  A short time later, he officially joined the club executive as Treasurer.  In January 2012, he was also elected Vice President of the BC Chevelle Club. As of November 2012, the membership has re-elected Mike as Treasurer for another two year term.

Mike has always has a passion for cars, especially Chevelles.  His 1st vehicle at the age of 17 was a 1972 chevelle that became quickly apparent required a Donor car.  From the two, he rebuilt and reassembled himself.  Since then, he has owned a number of Chevelles, Camaros, Impalas and a 57 Bel-Air.  He currently owns a 1967 Chevelle SS 396 4 Speed which is the car he’s wanted since being a teenager.

He’s enjoyed being part of a Car Club that is focused on enjoying the hobby.  Socializing with each other and attending various events across BC and Washington State.  The club raises money for charity every year which he feels good to be part of.  Mike also appreciates there is technical expertise from many of the members when needed.  It’s there if you need it, never in a way that makes you feel inferior.

With two young boys, he hopes to pass along his passion and knowledge for classic vehicles.

Jay Jordan joined the Club Executive in January 2012 as a Director.

Dennis Johnson joined the Club Executive in January 2012 as a Director.

Eric Peppiatt has been an active member in the BC Chevelle Club since 2008.  He is currently the Club Secretary responsible for all Meeting Minutes, Attendance Lists and various club documents and communication. Being Club Secretary has given Eric the opportunity to meet & communicate with all BCCC members,something he really enjoys.

Eric has had his ’69 Chevelle since he was 15 years old