IAR Officers

	Charlie Shook 2012 President (765) 742-1400 or cshook@shook.com Charlie Shook is president and an owner of Coldwell Banker Shook, a family owned residential and commercial real estate Brokerage Company that was founded in 1915 by his great grandfather and grandfather. He oversees the residential operation in Greater Lafayette and has served the real estate profession on a local and state level. Currently Shook serves as the Commissioner for the Indiana Real Estate Commission, which he was appointed to by Governor Mitch Daniels in 2006. He is a member and past president of the Lafayette Regional Association of REALTORS® where he was named REALTOR® of the Year in 1996 and 2002. He is also a member of the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of REALTORS®. Prior to being elected as IAR’s Treasurer, he has served as a Regional Vice President for IAR since 2002. “Charlie is coming from a long history of working in and around the real estate industry,” said Karl Berron, Chief Executive Officer. “As leader of the Indiana Real Estate Commission he knows the issues facing the industry better than most and his counsel will be extremely valuable.” Shook spent 10 years in the banking industry working for Comerica Bank in Detroit, MI in the Commercial Loan Administrative Department prior to returning to Indiana in 1989. He is very involved as a community volunteer for many organizations throughout the Lafayette-West Lafayette area and Indianapolis.
	Kevin Kirkpatrick 2012 President-elect (317) 595-2100 or kevin@prudentialindiana.com Kevin is the managing member, president and principal broker of Prudential Indiana Realty Group, LLC, the largest Prudential franchise in Indiana and 14th largest out of 6,000 Prudential franchises in the U.S. Since co-founding the once Century 21 Realty Group office in Indianapolis in 1980, Kirkpatrick witnessed the office elevated to “#1 Century 21 Office in the World”. In 2008, this individual office produced over $400 million in gross sales. In 1998, Kirkpatrick co-founded Realty Group Companies to expand the brand throughout central and southern Indiana. In 2009, the combined production of all 15 Realty Group offices reached $800 million in residential and commercial real estate sales volume. MIBOR has been the beneficiary of Kirkpatrick’s leadership in a number of ways. He was President in 2007, also serving on the Finance, Arbitration, Ethics and Risk Reduction committees. One colleague described his contributions as “possibly one of the most unique and far-reaching by a President in recent memory.” By leading the effort to rebrand MIBOR’s listing service to the Broker Listing Cooperative®, Kirkpatrick’s work was instrumental in preparing the BLC® for brand promotion beyond the scope of MIBOR. Kirkpatrick has also been an active member of the Economic Development Council (2007-2009), the BLC® Policy committee (2007-present) and as MPAC Trustee (2008-2009) IAR has also been the beneficiary of Kirkpatrick’s leadership. He currently serves on the Board of Directors, is a state REALTORS® Political Action Committee (RPAC) Trustee and member of the Finance committee.
	Kevin Eastridge 2012 Treasurer (812) 473-0123 or kevineastridge@FCTE.com Kevin Eastridge is president of F.C. Tucker Emge REALTORS® in Evansville, a firm he joined in 1988 as Sales Manager after a 12-year career in the banking industry. REALTORS® at the local, state and national levels have been the beneficiary of Kevin’s counsel and leadership. He is past president and current director of the Southwest Indiana Association of REALTORS® and the National Association of REALTORS® point of contact for U.S. Senator Dan Coats. He is also a past IAR director and finance committee member, and has served as the IAR appointee to a number of key Indiana Real Estate Commission committees. Kevin graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and Administration and earned an MBA from the University of Evansville. He also attended the Stonier Graduate School of Banking. The list of community organizations to which Kevin gives and has given his support is lengthy. He is president of the University of Southern Indiana Foundation. He is a past director of the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center, St. Mary’s Foundation, YMCA of Southwestern Indiana, Habitat for Humanity® of Evansville, Better Business Bureau® of Evansville and Evansville Country Club. Kevin is a past officer of the Tri-State World Trade Council, Greater Evansville Lenders Association and the Vanderburgh County Indiana University Alumni Association. He is also a past instructor for Junior Achievement of Southwestern Indiana and a past trustee of the Methodist Temple United Methodist Church. Kevin is married to Karen and has two children.
	Pat Williams Immediate Past President (317) 297-2900 or pwilliams@callcarpenter.com Pat Williams is a Managing Broker for Carpenter REALTORS®, central Indiana’s largest residential real estate firm. She manages the Pike Township office on the northwest side of Indianapolis. Pat has served the real estate profession on a local, state and national level. She is past President of the Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of REALTORS® (MIBOR), a group that named her REALTOR® of the Year in 2002. She was also awarded the F.C. “Bud” Tucker Award for community service in 1997. She is past President of the MIBOR REALTOR® Foundation and is currently a member of the group’s centennial committee. Pat is a two-term Regional Vice President for IAR. Pat was a Director of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) from 2002 to 2004, served on the NAR business issues committee from 1999 to 2000 and will serve on the housing opportunity committee in 2009. Pat is active in her community, serving on various boards, civic league groups and task forces. She is most proud of the work she does as a volunteer at Snacks Crossing Elementary as a tutor and member of the school improvement committee. Pat, through Carpenter REALTORS®, has been active in fundraising for the Gennesaret Free Clinic, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to serving the medical needs of the homeless and uninsured. Pat attended Humboldt Business School and the University of Pittsburgh. While in Pittsburgh, Pat met and married Peter D. Williams. They live on the northwest side of Indianapolis in Pike Township. Together, they have five children, 10 grandchildren, a very spoiled Springer Spaniel and a cranky old cat. When not actively volunteering, Pat enjoys a good game of golf, a good book or puttering in the garden. She and her husband, Pete, enjoy vacations in Florida and trips to Dallas to visit grandchildren.