2013 Society Membership Beads
We are very pleased to announce the new P. Buckley Moss Society bead. This inaugural bead features on one side, the familiar pair of Moss geese similar to those that form the Society’s logo, set in raised relief against a landscape of winter trees. The reverse side of the bead carries the “Moss” signature in raised lettering.

2012 Renewals
Those Members who have renewed for 2012 and are awaiting their brooches, please accept our apologies for the delay. Due to our rejection of many brooches for defective pins, we have had to remanufacture about 700 brooches. We will be mailing these brooches in March.

2013 Society Greek Isles Cruise
If you are looking for a special vacation in 2013, why not join Pat and other Moss collectors on a twelve-day cruise along the Greek Isles?

Society Wine Glasses
The Society is now offering this handsome set of four P. Buckley Moss Society members-only wine glasses which comes with one of four favorite P. Buckley Moss images printed on the front; horses, cats, geese, and a Moss tree.

2012 Cary Scholarship Recipient
Kemlyn "Tan" Bappe Receives 2012 Cary Award. Kemlyn received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art, a Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, was Creative Arts Director for the Center for Urban Missions where she coordinated volunteers and taught visual art and drama to “At-Risk” students.

2012 Harbison Award Recipient
The 2012 Anne and Matt Harbison scholarship winner is Rachel Best of Redmond, Washington. With a learning disability of dyscalculia and dyslexia, Rachel is described as resilient, disciplined, mature, and looks beyond her disability. Rachel graduated from Belevue Christian High School with a cumulative grade point of 3.82 while on the volley ball and golf teams.

2012 Endowed Scholarship Recipient
Joel Elmore, a graduating senior of The New Community School in Richmond, VA., is the recipient of the 2012 Endowed Scholarship, awarded to one or more high school seniors with financial need, a certified language-related learning difference, and artistic talent who plan a career in visual arts.