During its Saturday meeting, the AVMA House of Delegates recognized several of its members who are completing their terms of service. Dr. Larry G. Dee, alternate delegate from the Florida Veterinary Medical Association, is leaving the HOD after 15 years of service. Completing 13 years of service is Dr. Thomas F. Meyer, delegate from the Washington State VMA. Honorees who have served 12 years include Drs. David P. Madsen, delegate from the American Association of Swine Veterinarians, and Merry C. Crimi, delegate from the American Animal Hospital Association.

Dr. Mili C. Bass, alternate delegate from the Tennessee VMA, is leaving after 10 years of service. Completing nine years of service are Drs. Janet S. Wilson, delegate from the Iowa VMA, and K. Bruce Lancaster, delegate from the Idaho VMA. Dr. Gary S. Brown, delegate from the West Virginia VMA, has served six years, and Dr. Michael B. Cates, delegate from the Uniformed Services of the United States, has served five years.

Drs. Dee and Meyer will be representing districts IV and XI, respectively, on the AVMA Executive Board, and Dr. Brown is the new AVMA vice president.