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AAUW Tarrant County Branch
The Bark Newsletter
November-December 2014
Published November 9, 2014 Volume 2 for 2014-2015 Tina Caliga, Newsletter Editor, [email protected]
Inside this Issue
501(c)(3) Association News
Board Meeting
Bouquet Cards
Branch Meeting
Calendar
Communications
Community Events
Fundraising
Interest Groups
Kudos
Leadership Team
Membership Dues
New Members
Photos
Projects
Sister to Sister
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President’s Crib Another amazing Fall with AAUW TCB
successfully holding our annual members social at a
new venue--Colonial Country Club. Membership
continues to steadily grow and retention is steady! Monthly programs
are well attended, and offer a variety of quality speakers on topics in line
with National recommendations! Community service projects offer
members opportunities to volunteer, most recently with Food Bank
distribution, the Girls Inc. Day of the Girl March, scholarship reviews
for Girls Inc., and our annual Sister to Sister Summit.
Our interest groups, including 2 books clubs, dining opportunities, and
Bunco, offer either intellectual or social stimulation—something for
everyone! We certainly have a vibrant and interesting member
involvement!
Our new 501(c)(3) non-profit designation opens new donor
opportunities, and tax deductions for our members. Fundraising with
flower cards, with a NEW florist, and the annual Spring silent auction
support our mission! A third TCC scholarship is in place also.
As we move towards 2015, our Board will continue to focus on public
relations and strategic planning for our Branch. We will look for
opportunities such as sponsoring the Women’s Policy Forum Symposium
and the Girls Inc. March. We intend to remain relevant for both our
current and future members, and for our community.
I welcome your views and participation, Karen Vanderwerken
“A woman with a voice is, by definition, a strong woman.”
-- Melinda Gates
NOVEMBER 19TH BRANCH MEETING
Please join us Wednesday, November 19th, 5:30 pm, at The Stayton for our Holiday Social. The social time begins at 5:30 pm, dinner at 6, and a short
business meeting at 7. While the event is free of charge, donations will be accepted for Tarrant County College Scholarships. New flower cards will be available to buy & sell! Members are requested to bring a dish and a guest to enjoy our bounty. Please RSVP by Sunday, Nov 16th, by 6 pm to Peggy Hendon,
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http://tarrantcounty-tx.aauw.net
THERE IS NO BRANCH MEETING IN DECEMBER.
JANUARY BRANCH MEETING
Mark your calendar for our first event of 2015: Wednesday, January 21st, 5:30 pm, at Trinity Terrace. Kathryn Thompson, Executive Director of the Tarrant Literacy Coalition will speak on Project BEST: Literacy Training Model.
The January Board Meeting is planned for Wednesday, January 7, 5:30 pm, again at The Stayton, ground floor, Green Room. We thank BJ Hoskins and Jane Parris for hosting
us in this convenient location. In appreciation to the Stayton, our members are making donations of gently used books to their Library. (There is no December Board Meeting.)
SISTER TO SISTER Summit – Saturday, November 8
Many thanks to all who volunteered and contributed to this year’s Sister-to-
Sister Summit. It was another successful event in our 14th year! Sixty-eight Middle School girls, thirty-five college women, and thirty-one volunteers participated!
Specifically, our appreciation goes out to:
College women from TCU and TCC-Trinity River Campus who acted as mentors.
Cecilia Silva for recruiting the women from TCU, helping train mentors and printing. Mary DuBoise, Co-chair of Sister-to-Sister, for recruiting TCC-Trinity Campus volunteers,
participating in training, communications with FWISD, and other many other organizational
activities. Jo Linda Martinez, Co-chair of Sister-to-Sister, for work with the curriculum and acting as
our liaison with Tarrant County College. June Hill for tackling the tough task of logistics yet another year! Volunteers from Delta Kappa Gamma, Delta Chapter, who raised funds for the Summit and
helped on the day, making this their annual service project. Community Volunteer Elda Rodriguez, a Fort Worth ISD employee, who worked with
curriculum, trained the mentors and acted as MC for the event. All the AAUW-TCB members who assisted with community and personal donations for the gift
bags, warm up exercises, serving food, making goodie bags, cleanup and much, much more!! TCC-Trinity River Campus and Vice-President Robert Muñoz for providing the venue, breakfast
and lunch for everyone, and the continued support! Fort Worth ISD for the students, counselors, teachers, aides, and bus drivers with the buses!
501(c)(3) Report
In case you missed it, here is the news: Effective December 10, 2013, AAUW Tarrant
County Branch has 501(c)(3) status with the IRS and is classified as a public charity. Donations to
our branch in the form of gifts, transfers, devises, or bequests are tax deductible. Of the $75 annual
branch membership dues, $62 is tax deductible. For new Shape the Future members who pay
$50.50, $38.50 is tax deductible. See Dues article for details, page 6. Tina Caliga has been
filed as our new Registered Agent for the branch as a nonprofit corporation in the State of Texas.
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Community Projects
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT – November 13 On Thursday, November 13, the Community Service Interest Group will meet to review scholarship
applications from Girls Inc. program participants. These are high school juniors applying for college scholarships awarded by the national Girls Inc. organization. The Tarrant County affiliate is eligible to send five applications for consideration. Becky Balarin, Senior Program Director for Girls Inc. will join us, to provide guidelines and answer questions. The scholarship application review will be held at
the home of Tricia Deitz, 4104 Ranier Court, from 10 am to noon. Our community service activities are open to all branch members, and if you think you might like to join us, please contact Tricia at [email protected].
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL – October 10
Girls Inc. of Tarrant County celebrated the International Day of the Girl on Friday, October 10 on Main Street in downtown Fort Worth. Over 600 girls and women marched - there was a sea of red
t-shirts from the Convention Center to the Courthouse. A huge contingent of girls from the Young Women's Leadership Academy came from their downtown campus, but there were also babies in
strollers and school age girls brought by their moms or their aunts
or their grandmothers. There were women's groups and workers from downtown offices. And there were 20 members of our AAUW Tarrant County Branch marching as a team!
It was quite a scene at the Courthouse, where we shouted "Strong, Smart and Bold" over and over. Mayor Betsy Price read a proclamation declaring October 10 the official Day of the Girl and
everyone took pictures of everyone else. Our team was recognized near the end of the program as one of the special teams.
Thanks to Barbara Cager who organized the branch's efforts and the 20 women who marched. A special thanks to Barbara Cager, Tricia Deitz, Dawn Ellison, and Peggy Harwood who made additional
contributions so that our branch team would reach the level to be included in publicity via the Girls Inc. Facebook and Twitter pages and on the back of the t-shirts.
Barbara Cager was surprised by receiving an award for being the 2014 Individual Recruiting the Most
Participants. It was a fun afternoon and if you missed it this year, put it on your calendar for October 9, 2015! -- Marsha Abeson, Team Co-Captain with Barbara Cager
VOTER REGISTRATION SERVICE PROJECT – September 29th & 30th On Sept 29th and 30th six members of our branch who had been trained as deputy voter registrars held a voter registration drive at the Tarrant County College-Trinity River Campus. We turned in a
total of 42 new voter applications and several change of address applications. On Tuesday, our efforts were greatly enhanced by the participation of an on-campus student group, whose members comfortably approached students their own age and encouraged them to register to vote at our
table. There were also several political science professors using these drives as a “teachable moment,” and stressing the importance of exercising one’s right and responsibility to vote. The Trinity River Campus is truly a beautiful and welcoming environment for students. We were all
energized by this experience and ready to do it again in the future. Our contact at TCC was very helpful and we are considering trying to coordinate future drives with the same student group.
-- Tricia Deitz, Community Service Chair
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New Bouquet of the Month Cards Benbrook Floral is partnering with us on the new 2015 flower cards, still $20 each. The cards will be available at the November 19th Holiday Social. Each member is encouraged to sell a minimum of 5 or more. Members may
check out the cards and return the money/checks to Ann Bracey [email protected] or Barbara Young-Gollaher [email protected] by mail or at any AAUW-TCB event. Great for gifts and stocking-stuffers
Our new florist is located at 406 Mercedes Suite D, Benbrook, TX 76126, www.benbrookfloral.com . Our card offers beautiful bouquets for 9 months with February, May and
December omitted. Card entitles bearer to one free bouquet, per customer, per visit.
Hours: Monday-Thursday 9am – 5:30 pm; Friday 9 am – 6 pm; closed Saturdays
Driving directions to Benbrook Floral:
I 20 to Granbury exit (Hwy 377)
South and over IH 20 to 2nd light at Mercedes Left on Mercedes (east) to florist in complex behind the Burger King
OR
Take Hwy 377 (Benbrook Hwy) south across IH 20 to light at Mercedes Turn left onto Mercedes (east) Florist is in complex behind the Burger King
Times Ten Wine Tasting and Cocktail Buffet – Save the Date – April 12th
It’s time to start planning our annual silent auction fundraiser. This year scheduled for Sunday, April 12th, again at Times Ten Cellars, 1100 Foch St., 3:30 – 6 pm. The Fundraising Committee is
requesting members assist by soliciting items such as weekend getaways, condo stays, airline tickets, dining, spa treatments, event tickets (symphony, theatre, sports), fashion accessories and artworks for the silent auction. Begin planning the items you will contribute. Because space is limited for
display, gift baskets will be limited to 12 this year. We are requesting that members sign up to help with the event and let us know the items you will solicit and donate.
Please contact Ann Bracey [email protected] regarding any items you are able to secure for
this fundraiser, so that members do not ask the same vendor. Ann can supply a standard letter stating our nonprofit status to your donor. Please begin turning in auction items to Ann or Barbara as soon as you have them with a business card from the vendor.
Come celebrate an April Sunday afternoon with your friends from AAUW and help us raise funds for our local scholarships, national grants, and other projects.
-- Ann Bracey and Barbara Young-Gollaher
Fundraising Reports
Blue Mesa Community Night While enjoying an evening of congeniality and friendship, diners from our branch raised $133 from the Blue Mesa Community Night Dinner on October 24th. A big thank you to all who attended,
contributed and brought their friends!!
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Tom Thumb Good Neighbor Program Exciting News! Tom Thumb’s Good Neighbor program has sent an $80 check to Treasurer Peggy
Harwood. We extend our gratitude to all who have enrolled for our branch to benefit from this
program! If you have not enrolled yet, click here to access the form and print a copy to submit the next time you shop at Tom Thumb. Use Charity # 5773 for our Tarrant County Branch AAUW.
Interest Groups
BUNCO BUDDIES will not meet again until January, 2015.
Book Clubs
¡ADELANTE! BOOK GROUP
Adelante! Book Group meets on the third Monday of the month except in November and December when we meet on the second Monday of month. All are invited to attend by RSVP to [email protected].
November 2014 (Native American Heritage Month): You are welcome on Monday, Nov 10h, at 10:00 am at the home of Randi
Thistlethwaite, when Berry Bock will lead our discussion of The Round House: A Novel, by Louise Erdrich. The Round House is a National Book Award winner by a Pulitzer Prize finalist. It is a page-turning masterpiece of literary fiction – at once a
powerful coming-of-age story, a mystery, and a tender, moving novel of family, history and culture. RSVP to [email protected] by Fri, Nov 7th.
December 2014:
Please join us on Monday, Dec 8th, at 10:00 am at the home of Peggy
Hendon, where Bettye Boisselier will lead our discussion of A Redbird Christmas, by Fannie Flagg (2004). New York Times bestselling author Fannie Flagg has written an enchanting Christmas story of faith and hope for all ages; a delightful,
light read for the Holiday season. RSVP to [email protected] by Dec 5th to insure your seat.
January 2015:
You are welcome at January Adelante! when Randi Thistlethwaite will guide our
discussion of Americanah, by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Date and location TBA via Dec eblast. Adichie is the winner of the 2013 National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction, and Americanah is one of The New York Times’ Ten Best Books of the
Year. Please RSVP your interest to Liz Stepp at [email protected].
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LITERATURE GROUP BOOK CLUB
November Lit Group will be hosted by Lynn Hayes on Monday, November
10th at 7:30 pm. Berry Bock will review Leave the Grave Green, a murder
mystery by Debra Crombie. She won one of the Texas Literary Awards last week
and is a Texan who now lives in McKinney. Please RSVP to Lynn Hayes at
[email protected] . Lit Group does not meet in December. January Lit Group will be hosted by Joyce Beck on Monday, January 12 at 7:30 pm. Trudie Byers will give the book review. Please RSVP to Joyce at
Dining Groups
OUT TO LUNCH
Our AAUW Lunch Group will dine at Cane Rosso on Wednesday, November 12th at 11:30 am. Located at 815 W Magnolia Ave, this Neapolitan-style pizzeria has gotten rave reviews. http://ilcanerosso.com/
RSVP to Marla Parvey at [email protected] by Monday, November 10th. You may also contact Marla to be added to the lunch group email reminder list.
GOURMET GROUP
The Gourmet Group typically meets on the fourth Saturday of each month and the host plans the menu. In November, there will be no dinner. The December
dinner will be hosted by Kay Yount. To learn more about this group, please contact Eva, [email protected].
Membership News
Welcome New Member! Cynthia Redden, [email protected] , comes to our Tarrant County Branch from Arlington. She graduated from Dallas Baptist University with a degree in Music Education. She went on to receive a degree in Counseling from NTSU. After retiring from a career as Counselor in High School, Cynthia finds herself in Fort Worth. She is attracted to AAUW by the many
ways the association seeks to help women. Book Clubs, Community Service, and Cultural Outings appeal to Cynthia, as well as Out to Lunch and Dining Out. She lists Communications/Public Relations, Hospitality, and Programs as committees of special interest to her. We welcome Cynthia
and wish her a fruitful experience as an AAUW TCB member. Membership Report: As of November 1, our Tarrant County Branch has 81 members. As we celebrate AAUW’s 133rd birthday this November, take a few minutes to share with your friends what
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AAUW means to you and what a strong AAUW means to future generations of women. Invite them to be a guest at one of our meetings. With just three more new members we will surpass our 2014-
2015 new membership goal of 15%. New Name Badges: Have you attended an event and worn your wonderful new AAUW TCB magnetic name badge? To help defray the cost, you may make a $10 donation to our branch. Membership is open to those who hold an associate or equivalent, baccalaureate, or higher degree
from a regionally accredited college or university. Individuals who have received honorary degrees from qualified institutions are also eligible for membership.
Membership Dues and Tax Deductibility – Everything you wanted to know…
AAUW –TCB annual membership dues are as follows:
$75.00 Branch Member (Non-life), $62 is tax deductible
Dues breakdown: $49 to National, $10 to State, $16 to Branch
AAUW national annual branch membership dues are $49. $46 is tax deductible as a charitable
contribution. $3 is not tax deductible because it will be used to support the AAUW Action Fund’s Section 501(c)(4) activities (Lobby Corps and election-related activities).
AAUW State dues are $10 and not tax deductible. State leadership is in the process of
applying for nonprofit status.
AAUW TCB Branch dues are now fully tax deductible as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
$980 AAUW National Life Membership One-Time Paid Up dues, $980 is tax deductible $26.00 Branch Life Member dues, $16 is tax deductible, National dues paid up Dues breakdown: $10 to State, $16 to Branch
$0 Honorary Life member, after 50 consecutive years of membership, no longer pay any dues
$50.50 New Member rate, $38.50 is tax deductible. (Special rate for 1st year, granted to new members joining at a public event or meeting, under National’s Shape the Future program.)
Dues breakdown: $24.50 to National, $10 to State, $16 to Branch
$26.00 Student Affiliate Branch Member, $24 is tax deductible. Dues breakdown: $17 to National ($1 nondeductible), $1 to State, $8 to Branch
If you have questions about membership please contact Orlew Lauger at [email protected]. Check us out on our web site at http://tarrantcounty-tx.aauw.net. You can also look for AAUW-Tarrant County Branch on Facebook.
CARING BRIDGE
Remember to access our member Vera Rowell’s Caring Bridge pages where you may post messages
of support and caring. (Initially, go to www.caringbridge.org and set up an account with your email and a password. Click the box VISIT SOMEONE, and type in the person’s name. Check that you want regular updates.)
Know a Recent College Graduate? Give the Free Gift of AAUW! Empower graduates
with the ability to expand their networking opportunities and benefit their future careers. The Give a
Grad a Gift program enables members to give a FREE, one-year national AAUW membership to recent college graduates! Give your grad the perfect gift today.
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SUNSHINE SUE CATTERTON welcomes your requests for cards to be sent to members to
express our caring and thoughtfulness. [email protected]
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you
did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” - - Maya Angelou
YEARBOOK UPDATES
All members should have received their yearbooks by now. If you have not, please contact Tricia
Deitz, [email protected]. We regret the Names of Host and Reviewer were reversed for Lit Group
in the Yearbook. Also, please see the attached Yearbook Updates document.
Tarrant County College Scholarship News The TCC Scholarship Recognition Dinner held on October 30, 2014 at the Trinity River Campus is always an inspirational and rewarding event. This year BJ Hoskins, Barbara Cager and Pat Auping represented our branch. We were so pleased that all three of our recipients were in attendance. They
are Brittany Trammell, Melissa Kirkland and Chelsea Ewing. It was a great opportunity to share an evening of conversation and laughs, and then to be inspired by the presenters. Brittany is a math major returning recipient whom we met last year. She will finish her third and fourth semester
this year. Melissa is also in her third and fourth semester as a math major. Besides college, she juggles a full family life with her husband and 6 children. Chelsea is in education with a major in math. She also has a busy life with her three children, aged seven, six, and six months. All of these
amazing women are currently in the honor society at TCC. Quite Impressive! An invitation has been extended to all three to attend our Holiday get together on Nov 19th. I know
you will enjoy meeting and talking to them. -- Pat Auping & BJ Hoskins, TCC Scholarship Co-Chairs
Communications
Tarrant County Branch WEBSITE - http://tarrantcounty-tx.aauw.net
Reports are in that our new PayPal page and advance reservations are working well. Our new Calendar page has all our current activities plus local events. Have you had a look at the Members Only offering yet? If you have questions about our
password or comments, please email the webmaster, [email protected].
Newsletters: If you set your Bark email aside to read and then can't find it, just navigate to the newsletter page of our website for archives: http://tarrantcounty-tx.aauw.net/about/newsletters/
KUDOS TO: Barbara Cager and Marsha Abeson and our 20 Member Day of the Girl Team. Mary DuBoise and Jo Linda Martinez for another successful Sister to Sister Summit. Sister to Sister Volunteers!!! Orlew Lauger for demystifying dues and deductibility! AAUW TCC Scholarship Co-Chairs BJ Hoskins and Pat Auping for spurring us on to the
level of 3 TCC Scholarships per semester.
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Ann Bracey & Barb Gollaher for Fall Fundraising efforts. Tricia Deitz for planning meaningful community service projects. Interest Group Leaders for careful organization of our activities! 501(c)(3) Committee for continued due diligence.
THE NEWS FROM ASSOCIATION
www.AAUW.org Check what’s happening at National!! Constantly updated!
See this recent article on Eleanor Roosevelt & AAUW History
Eight Takeaways From the 2014 Midterms: Click here.
Click here to become an AAUW Two-Minute Activist.
NATIONAL CONVENTION - 2015 AAUW National Convention, June 18–21
Will We See You in San Diego? For best-value rates, don’t forget to register for the AAUW
National Convention by January 15. Remember to honor your “pledge to reg” to be entered into our drawing for a free registration! The winner will be announced on February 2. Check the convention website for more information.
THE NEWS FROM AAUW Texas
See the great AAUW Texas website. Sign up for Newsletters, Alerts and Announcements! See the latest issue of the University Woman Texas Newsletter, evidence of their efforts to spread AAUW values in our great state. Read until you see photos of our team at the Day of the Girl!
AAUW Texas Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/aauw.texas Twitter: @AAUWTx
COMMUNITY EVENT Women’s Policy Forum, Fall Symposium on Emerging Issues, Friday, November 14, 8 am – noon, Fort Worth City Club, $35 per person. Registration/Breakfast 8 to 8:30 a.m. Keynote speaker: Ann Beeson 8:30 a.m. “The Future of Texas and the Path to Opportunity.” See attached Agenda.
AAUW-TCB is a community partner with the Women’s Policy Forum on this exciting and informative event. We are encouraging our members to register and attend. Monday is your last chance to register. Please also send an email to our point person Barbara Cager when you register.
Tables are not reserved, but we can arrange to sit together, ten at a table. The more the merrier! Carpooling will be planned.
Don’t Wait! The deadline to register is 11/10/14 and seating is limited to 250. Register online at:
http://www.womenspolicyforum.org/events/2014#!2014-symposium-emerging-issues/cyv5
Thoughts at the end: What a gratifying day we had at Sister to Sister yesterday! There was evidence all around of the positive effects of the AAUW spirit of women empowering women! We all left encouraged by the experience! On a personal note, I have so appreciated the support of my AAUW friends during my recent personal loss. Gwen Kelly
requested that the same message be sent from her. - - Tina Caliga
“Count your age by friends, not years. Count your life by smiles, not tears.” -- John Lennon
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Branch & Community Calendar
Mon Nov 10 Adelante!, 10 am, Randi Thistlethwaite hosting
Mon Nov 10 Literature Group, 7:30 pm, Lynn Hayes hosting
Wed Nov 12 Out to Lunch 11:30 am, Cane Rosso, 815 W Magnolia Ave
Thur Nov 13 Community Service, Tricia Deitz hosting, Girls Inc. scholarship review
Fri Nov 14 WPF Symposium on Emerging Issues, 8 am – noon, FW City Club
Wed Nov 19 Branch Meeting, Holiday Social & Potluck Dinner, The Stayton, 5:30 pm
Mon Dec 8 Adelante Book Club, 10:00 am, Peggy Hendon hosting
Wed Jan 7 Board Meeting, 5:30 pm, The Stayton, Green Room
Mon Jan 12 Lit Group, 7:30 pm, Trudie Byers hosting Wed Jan 21 Branch Program, 5:30 pm, Trinity Towers, Kathryn Thompson, Literacy Training
League of Women Voters Event
Dawn Ellison, Peggy Hendon and Barbara Cager Peggy Harwood
The Day of the Girl March
Barbara’s award for Recruiting
the most Participants
AAUW TCB Team with the mayor: Karen Vanderwerken, Tricia Deitz, Betty Hove, Mayor Betsy Price, Kathryn Bryan, Barbara Cager, Peggy Harwood, MarJoe Barnhart & Baron, Peggy Hendon
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Orlew Lauger, Mary Bailey, and Marsha Abeson Marchers on the City Hall steps
2014 TCC Scholarship Recipients: Brittany Trammell, Melissa Kirkland and Chelsea Ewing
AAUW TARRANT COUNTY BRANCH LEADERSHIP TEAM – 2014-15
Branch President Karen Vanderwerken, [email protected]
President Elect: Barbara Cager, [email protected]
Program VP: Jane Parris, [email protected]
Membership Co-VP Dues/Renewals: Orlew Lauger, [email protected]
Membership Co-VP: Gloria Morris, [email protected]
AAUW Funds Co-VPs: Ann Bracey, [email protected]
& Barb Young-Gollaher, [email protected]
Finance Co-VP: Peggy Harwood, [email protected]
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Finance Co-VP & PayPal Administrator: Peggy Hendon, [email protected]
Secretary: MarJoe Barnhart, [email protected]
Communications Director: Tina Caliga, [email protected]
Historian: Peggy Hendon, [email protected]
Newsletter Editor & Webmaster: Tina Caliga, [email protected]
Adelante! Group Chair: Liz Stepp, [email protected]
Adventures in Dining: Peggy Hendon, [email protected]
Bunco Group Chair: Berry Bock, [email protected]
Community Service Group Chair: Tricia Deitz, [email protected]
Gourmet Group Chair: Eva Isbell, [email protected]
Literature Group Chair: Joyce Beck, [email protected]
Out to Lunch Group Chair: Marla Parvey, [email protected]
Sister to Sister Summit Co-Chairs: Mary DuBoise, [email protected]
& Jo Linda Martinez, [email protected]
Public Policy Co-Chairs: Susan Brinkley, [email protected]
& Dawn Ellison, [email protected]
Sunshine & Audit Chair: Sue Catterton, [email protected]
TCC Scholarship Co-Chairs: Pat Auping, [email protected]
& BJ Hoskins, [email protected]
Telephone Committee Chair: June Hill, [email protected]
Yearbook Editor: Tricia Deitz, [email protected]
Send Your Address and Yearbook Changes to Tricia Deitz & Peggy Harwood
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