(4) by providing financial support for the benefit of any of the purposes included in paragraphs (1), (2) or (3) of Article VI, Section I, subsection (D). Any voting member of the USOA may nominate an individual or organization for honorary membership, either pursuant to the procedure set forth in Article VII, Section 4, or by offering the nomination for consideration at the annual meeting of the USOA. If the said nomination is to be offered at the annual meeting, then the member intending to offer that nomination must notify the President and Secretary of the Board of Directors of his or her intent to make that nomination, in writing, at least thirty calendar days prior to the annual meeting. The said notification must provide supporting documentation demonstrating the qualifications of the nominee to be recognized as an honorary member of the USOA. Section II. Classification of Members. The Board of Directors shall review annually the membership and the several classifications of members and shall assign each member to the appropriate classification. The Board of Directors may designate one or more of its members to act on the Board's behalf in approving applications for membership. Notice of the recommended classification shall be given to each member affected. Section III. Meetings of the Membership. A regular meeting of the voting membership shall be held once each year at a time and place designated by the Board of Directors. The meetings may be held within or without the State of . Section IV. Powers and Rights of Members. Voting members of the USOA in good standing have the power: (1) to elect Directors of the USOA; (2) to remove from office any director or officer for good and sufficient cause, at the annual meeting of members;
(4) by providing financial support for the benefit of any of the purposes included in paragraphs (1), (2) or (3) of Article VI, Section I, subsection (D). Any voting member of the USOA may nominate an individual or organization for honorary membership, either pursuant to the procedure set forth in Article VII, Section 4, or by offering the nomination for consideration at the annual meeting of the USOA. If the said nomination is to be offered at the annual meeting, then the member intending to offer that nomination must notify the President and Secretary of the Board of Directors of his or her intent to make that nomination, in writing, at least thirty calendar days prior to the annual meeting. The said notification must provide supporting documentation demonstrating the qualifications of the nominee to be recognized as an honorary member of the USOA. Section II. Classification of Members. The Board of Directors shall review annually the membership and the several classifications of members and shall assign each member to the appropriate classification. The Board of Directors may designate one or more of its members to act on the Board's behalf in approving applications for membership. Notice of the recommended classification shall be given to each member affected. Section III. Meetings of the Membership. A regular meeting of the voting membership shall be held once each year at a time and place designated by the Board of Directors. The meetings may be held within or without the State of . Section IV. Powers and Rights of Members. Voting members of the USOA in good standing have the power: (1) to elect Directors of the USOA; (2) to remove from office any director or officer for good and sufficient cause, at the annual meeting of members;