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GARRETT RETIREErsquoS CLUB OF ARIZONA
Cliff Notes PO Box 11633 Scottsdale AZ 85271-1633 Oct 2017
President Vice President Treasurer Mark Steele 480-759-0233 Vacant Vacant mrdsteeleaolcom
Walt Resigns as Club Treasurer New Treasurer and Vice President Needed Immediately
New Honeywell Policies Will Have Major Impact on Club Operations
20
17
18
AC
TIV
ITIE
S
SC
HE
DU
LE
EVENT DATE SPONSORING CLUB
Mtg ndash Marshall Campbell ndash Ret Planning Oct 4 Garrett
Verde Railroad Trip Oct 21 SRC
Mtg ndash Tim Mahoney ndash Honeywell Aerospace Nov 1 Garrett
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS Nov 11 Honeywell
Holiday Luncheon ndash Fountain Hills Dec 5 Garrett
Mtg ndash Stan Settles ndash Bonneville Salt Flats Jan 3 lsquo18 Garrett
Palo Verde Power Plant Tours Jan 1031 SRC
Tovrea Castle Tours Jan 8 Feb 2 SRC
Mtg ndash TBD Feb 7 Garrett
Mtg ndash Karen Blackmore ndash Reducing Life Clutter Mar 7 Garrett
Alaska Tours Aug 2018 HRC
Family obligations have required Walt Black-more to resign as Club Treasurer This is dues and budget season and someone needs to step up and assume this critical role
Also this is Mark Steelersquos last term as presi-dent Club members interested in becoming President should volunteer immediately to learn Club processes in order to assume leadership in Fall 2018
New Honeywell Corporate policy will no longer provide the Club with lists of new retirees and deceased employees While the Club is exploring dialogue with Company to mitigate the effects of these changes if these policies stay in force we will need all Club Members to inform us if you know of a new retiree or if you have learned of the passing of a former employee
Many of you have told us that the lsquoIn Memoriamrsquo is the first thing you read when the Newsletter arrives We now will need the assistance of all members to continue to accurately acknowledge the passing of former friends Club Members and employees Recording the passing of Club Members is also critical to Member descendants who may be applying for Scholarship awards
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Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Highlights of September Meeting
Mark Steele President welcomed members and guests on Sept 6 2017 Frank Holman let the Pledge of Allegiance
Our featured speaker was Brian Seegers Chief Scientist Redline Turbine Systems
Brian personally started messing with jet en-gines in the 4
th grade ndash unsuccessfully
He explained that the history of jet propul-sion for model airplanes started in 1946 with the first pulsejets from Dynajet These valve-less engines were typically used on control line models flown on 70 ft steel lines with up to 100 lb thrust and achieving speeds up to 200 mph Dynajet lsquoclonesrsquo throughout the 1960s were produced in Japan Germany and the Czech Republic
In 1978 Brian set a goal to product the 1st
true turbojet for model aircraft His turbo-charger based engine ran in 1980 A tubular version with an annular burner produced 10 lb thrust in 1982
His final flight weight engine development began in 1986 and first flew in 1988 produc-ing 14 lb thrust and weighing 55 pounds in-stalled in the composite airplane shown
PRESIDENTrsquoS COLUMN
It was great to see many of you at the clubrsquos first meeting of the season We had a good
turnout and enjoyed the presentation by Bryan Seegers on model aircraft jet propulsion
By the time you read this most of you will have received the annual club dues notice in
the mail Your support is critical to the functioning of the club The club offers many
benefits including socialization the club meetings amp presentations the club roster to
help you keep in contact college scholarships for your family fix-it services for those in
need contact information for Honeywell services and much more The dues notice also
has a line for donating to the Honeywell amp Garrett retiree clubs scholarship foundation
for retireersquos families Because of your generosity the club was able to donate $704728
to the scholarship foundation through May this year Please consider donating to the
foundation
In addition to finances the club needs your help we are always looking for additional
volunteers to help lead in many ways Walt Blackmore has resigned as club treasurer We
want to thank Walt for his 5 years of service thanks Walt If you know someone you
think would be a candidate for the office or you would like to serve please let me or a
board member know In addition to the office of Treasurer we also are in need of a Vice-
President Please think about how you want your club to move forward and how you
might help Feel free to contact any board member with any item you may have concern-
above This airplane now resides in the Smith-sonian Museum
Redline Turbine Systems produces a 60 hp turbo-prop for drones and the smallest gas turbine in the world at 30 watts
Though successful Brian indicates that these microtubines will ultimately be replaced by mod-ern battery technology
More tiny turbine history can be found at
httpwwwrcuniversecomarticlesuncategorizedtwenty-years-of-micro-turbojet-enginesprettyPhoto[gal_10]0
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Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TONY DAUER (TORRANCE SALES) DAROLYN RODGERS
Continued ndash
President Please think about how you want your club to move forward and how you
might help Feel free to contact any board member with any item you may have concern-
ing the club
During the summer the club received notice that Honeywell will no longer provide the
club with death notices of retirees If you hear of the passing of one of our members
please let our newsletter editor Stu Mitnik know In addition to not providing death no-
tices the company will no longer provide names and addresses of recent retirees This
is going to make recruiting of new members much more difficult Again if you know of
someone who has retired recently please let Stu Mitnik or Diane Bennett know Your
club leadership is working with the other retirees clubs to bring this to the attention of
Honeywell Aerospace leadership
As I mentioned in my last monthrsquos column save the date for the Christmas luncheon It
will be held on Tuesday December 5th
at Desert Canyon Golf Club 10440 N Indian
Wells Drive Fountain Hills Our club sponsors a family for Christmas in conjunction with
the luncheon More details are in this newsletter
Our presenter for October will be Marshall Campbell and he will be speaking on trends in
retirement planning It should be interesting and you wonrsquot want to miss it
I look forward to seeing many of you on October 4th
at the club meeting Be sure to
come
Mark Steele President
PETE LASHBROOK
New Honeywell Corporate policy will no longer provide the Club with lists of new retirees and deceased employees While the Club is exploring dialogue with Company to mitigate the effects of these changes if these policies stay in force we will need all Club Members to inform us if you know of a new retiree or if you have learned of the passing of a former employee
Page 4
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Fix-It Guys
Sponsored by Honeywell Garrett and Sperry Retirees Clubs
We can help Honeywell retirees or surviving spouses with fix-it jobs around the house that you are not able to accomplish This will hopefully keep the job from being a budget buster for you
Call us at the appropriate number below PLEASE LEAVE A CLEAR MESSAGE GIVING YOUR NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER JOB INFORMATION AND NEAREST CROSS STREETS
Warren Koepsel (coordinator for East Valley 480- 502-0852 480-510-9304[summer]) Clint Langford (coordinator for North Valley 602-765-4466)
We can probably help and will get back to you as quickly as practical We furnish the la-bor at no cost to you - you furnish the cost of the materials or parts
Below is a list of volunteer Fix It Guys from both the East and North Valley
East Valley
Nick Hughes Bob Davenport Ken Probert Stu Mitnik
Jim King Charlie Paine Frank Holman
North Valley
Gene Kupka Lee Rippstein Dan Schott Clint Langford
Wally Secosky Matt Schuetz Bob Farney Ed Skutecki
Paul Simison Roy Newbolt
Monthly Charity News
Your Board of Directors has voted to donate $100 each month to the Scholarship Fund and the other $100 to local charities as usual Our September donation went to Hospice of the Valley Club guidelines dictate that we support local charities exclusively A list of the charities from which the board chooses donations monthly is posted on the website If you have a favorite charity you would like the club to consider for donations please bring it to our attention
5050 was won by Gary Kains and Joan Schenamsgruber
AS A REMINDER
The mission of the Garrett Retirees Club of Arizona is to provide a means for social
fellowship and networking activity among retirees and to be involved in communi-
ty and academic environments
Page 5
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Wednesday October 4
If anyone has contact information please call or email Stu Mitnik at 480-891-1629 or smitnikcoxnet
John Dannan Rosemary OrsquoBrien Ray Rackley Michael Henson
Need your help ndash
We have lost contact with
Tovrea Castle - New Tour Dates
Jan 12 amp Feb 7 2018
The Sperry Club has purchased 48 additional tickets and allocated them to the people on the waiting list That leaves 32 tickets available Please note that the tickets in the past have all be allocated in days or weeks so procrastinators will miss out just like shopping in Costco Tickets will be $15 per person and with reasonable warning I have been able to reallocate tickets for people unable to go
The club would like to thank Tamera Zivic Tovrea Carraro Society President for working with me and allowing special group tours to fit our schedule If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet Name number of tickets club affiliation phone number and date preference(s)
Marshall J Campbell First Vice President Financial Advi-sor Senior Portfolio Manager Chartered Retirement Plan-ning Counselor
SM Financial Planning Specialist Morgan
Stanley will provide us with the latest information to support retirement planning
Topics may include
Designing Optimal Retirement Income Streams
Achieving Tax and Estate Planning Objectives in Retirement
All 200 tickets purchased by the club have been sold for this popular tour If you try to go as an individual you will find no tickets are available for the rest of the year
Page 6
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
HRSC amp GRC Scholarship Foundation
Program Updates
Your Honeywell Retiree Clubs Scholarship Foundation Board
Jim Redmond Foundation Board Chair jprredmondgmailcom 623 362 2421
Gwen Scheetz SecretaryTreasurer scheetzgwencoxnet 602 616 9889
Bob Davenport ASU Representative wrd63coxnet 480 560 6273
Dawn Orgill NAU Representative dawn3centurylinknet 602 881 7772
Frank Holman U of A Representative frankholmancoxnet 602 695 2565
Editorrsquos Corner
Our monthly meetings are held at the Scottsdale Senior Center 1700 N Granite Reef Road (just north of
McDowell) The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month September thru May except for
December ndash our Holiday Luncheon Our social hour begins at 100 pm club business is conducted at 145
pm the presentation starts at 200 pm and adjournment is at 300 pm
The history of Honeywell or an old edition of the Newsletter can be found on the GRC webpage
httpwwwgarrettretireesazcom
If there is something that you would like to see in the newsletter or if you want to comment on the Newsletter
itself write a letter to the editor or e-mail the information to smitnikcoxnet We will publish it space avail-
able and the approval of the Board Any comments or claims made within the publication are solely the re-
sponsibility of the individual authors and do not necessarily express the views of Honeywell Inc or the
Directors Officers Staff or members of the Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Previously if we were notified
of employment opportunities we would post them in the newsletter Henceforth the information concerning
these opportunities will be sent to members by a special email
With our revised club guidelines that will change the roles and increase the number of Board Members we are
again encouraging members to attend Board Meetings as a guest to influence and support Club policies
Board Meetings are held immediately prior to our meetings on the 1st Wednesday of the month at an offsite lo-
cation
If you are interested in attending a Board Meeting please contact anyone on our list of Directors on page 11
We are happy to report that we have received many applicants and are excited to begin the final selection process Candidates should expect to hear from the Scholarship Foundation Board by the end of this month
Watch for more information about each of our Scholarship recipients in future editions of our Club Newsletter
THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS CLOSED
ON APRIL 1
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Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS November 11 2017
Sign up Now to Express Interest
Calling all able bodied retirees In line with our ldquogiving backrdquo culture your Board has em-braced an opportunity to work with Honeywell Aerospace sup-porting Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (RTVOS) a charitable organization based in Tempe RTVOS and Aerospace are planning a working event this coming November It will be a community housingshelter event performing tasks like
maintenance and clean-up for folks who are unable to do so for themselves Its a great opportunity to support those in need in the valley while spending quality time with other retirees and active employees The specific tasks as well as locations and dates will be chosen by Honeywell and RTVOS There will be a variety of work available to accommodate different skill levels Tools and materials will be provided
Please place a marker in your calendar to help this noble effort to give back
Wersquoll be publishing more details as they develop Our point of contact for this event is Doug Metzger Doug is starting a list now for interested people to contact first when we have more de-tails Your name on this list is NOT a commitment We wonrsquot ask for a commitment until we have more details about the activity dates and locations Please contact Doug at 602-319-6637 or dougmetzgercoxnet to get your name on the list Also indicate what ar-ea of town you are in as this may help to determine the location chosen
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Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 2
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Highlights of September Meeting
Mark Steele President welcomed members and guests on Sept 6 2017 Frank Holman let the Pledge of Allegiance
Our featured speaker was Brian Seegers Chief Scientist Redline Turbine Systems
Brian personally started messing with jet en-gines in the 4
th grade ndash unsuccessfully
He explained that the history of jet propul-sion for model airplanes started in 1946 with the first pulsejets from Dynajet These valve-less engines were typically used on control line models flown on 70 ft steel lines with up to 100 lb thrust and achieving speeds up to 200 mph Dynajet lsquoclonesrsquo throughout the 1960s were produced in Japan Germany and the Czech Republic
In 1978 Brian set a goal to product the 1st
true turbojet for model aircraft His turbo-charger based engine ran in 1980 A tubular version with an annular burner produced 10 lb thrust in 1982
His final flight weight engine development began in 1986 and first flew in 1988 produc-ing 14 lb thrust and weighing 55 pounds in-stalled in the composite airplane shown
PRESIDENTrsquoS COLUMN
It was great to see many of you at the clubrsquos first meeting of the season We had a good
turnout and enjoyed the presentation by Bryan Seegers on model aircraft jet propulsion
By the time you read this most of you will have received the annual club dues notice in
the mail Your support is critical to the functioning of the club The club offers many
benefits including socialization the club meetings amp presentations the club roster to
help you keep in contact college scholarships for your family fix-it services for those in
need contact information for Honeywell services and much more The dues notice also
has a line for donating to the Honeywell amp Garrett retiree clubs scholarship foundation
for retireersquos families Because of your generosity the club was able to donate $704728
to the scholarship foundation through May this year Please consider donating to the
foundation
In addition to finances the club needs your help we are always looking for additional
volunteers to help lead in many ways Walt Blackmore has resigned as club treasurer We
want to thank Walt for his 5 years of service thanks Walt If you know someone you
think would be a candidate for the office or you would like to serve please let me or a
board member know In addition to the office of Treasurer we also are in need of a Vice-
President Please think about how you want your club to move forward and how you
might help Feel free to contact any board member with any item you may have concern-
above This airplane now resides in the Smith-sonian Museum
Redline Turbine Systems produces a 60 hp turbo-prop for drones and the smallest gas turbine in the world at 30 watts
Though successful Brian indicates that these microtubines will ultimately be replaced by mod-ern battery technology
More tiny turbine history can be found at
httpwwwrcuniversecomarticlesuncategorizedtwenty-years-of-micro-turbojet-enginesprettyPhoto[gal_10]0
Page 3
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TONY DAUER (TORRANCE SALES) DAROLYN RODGERS
Continued ndash
President Please think about how you want your club to move forward and how you
might help Feel free to contact any board member with any item you may have concern-
ing the club
During the summer the club received notice that Honeywell will no longer provide the
club with death notices of retirees If you hear of the passing of one of our members
please let our newsletter editor Stu Mitnik know In addition to not providing death no-
tices the company will no longer provide names and addresses of recent retirees This
is going to make recruiting of new members much more difficult Again if you know of
someone who has retired recently please let Stu Mitnik or Diane Bennett know Your
club leadership is working with the other retirees clubs to bring this to the attention of
Honeywell Aerospace leadership
As I mentioned in my last monthrsquos column save the date for the Christmas luncheon It
will be held on Tuesday December 5th
at Desert Canyon Golf Club 10440 N Indian
Wells Drive Fountain Hills Our club sponsors a family for Christmas in conjunction with
the luncheon More details are in this newsletter
Our presenter for October will be Marshall Campbell and he will be speaking on trends in
retirement planning It should be interesting and you wonrsquot want to miss it
I look forward to seeing many of you on October 4th
at the club meeting Be sure to
come
Mark Steele President
PETE LASHBROOK
New Honeywell Corporate policy will no longer provide the Club with lists of new retirees and deceased employees While the Club is exploring dialogue with Company to mitigate the effects of these changes if these policies stay in force we will need all Club Members to inform us if you know of a new retiree or if you have learned of the passing of a former employee
Page 4
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Fix-It Guys
Sponsored by Honeywell Garrett and Sperry Retirees Clubs
We can help Honeywell retirees or surviving spouses with fix-it jobs around the house that you are not able to accomplish This will hopefully keep the job from being a budget buster for you
Call us at the appropriate number below PLEASE LEAVE A CLEAR MESSAGE GIVING YOUR NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER JOB INFORMATION AND NEAREST CROSS STREETS
Warren Koepsel (coordinator for East Valley 480- 502-0852 480-510-9304[summer]) Clint Langford (coordinator for North Valley 602-765-4466)
We can probably help and will get back to you as quickly as practical We furnish the la-bor at no cost to you - you furnish the cost of the materials or parts
Below is a list of volunteer Fix It Guys from both the East and North Valley
East Valley
Nick Hughes Bob Davenport Ken Probert Stu Mitnik
Jim King Charlie Paine Frank Holman
North Valley
Gene Kupka Lee Rippstein Dan Schott Clint Langford
Wally Secosky Matt Schuetz Bob Farney Ed Skutecki
Paul Simison Roy Newbolt
Monthly Charity News
Your Board of Directors has voted to donate $100 each month to the Scholarship Fund and the other $100 to local charities as usual Our September donation went to Hospice of the Valley Club guidelines dictate that we support local charities exclusively A list of the charities from which the board chooses donations monthly is posted on the website If you have a favorite charity you would like the club to consider for donations please bring it to our attention
5050 was won by Gary Kains and Joan Schenamsgruber
AS A REMINDER
The mission of the Garrett Retirees Club of Arizona is to provide a means for social
fellowship and networking activity among retirees and to be involved in communi-
ty and academic environments
Page 5
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Wednesday October 4
If anyone has contact information please call or email Stu Mitnik at 480-891-1629 or smitnikcoxnet
John Dannan Rosemary OrsquoBrien Ray Rackley Michael Henson
Need your help ndash
We have lost contact with
Tovrea Castle - New Tour Dates
Jan 12 amp Feb 7 2018
The Sperry Club has purchased 48 additional tickets and allocated them to the people on the waiting list That leaves 32 tickets available Please note that the tickets in the past have all be allocated in days or weeks so procrastinators will miss out just like shopping in Costco Tickets will be $15 per person and with reasonable warning I have been able to reallocate tickets for people unable to go
The club would like to thank Tamera Zivic Tovrea Carraro Society President for working with me and allowing special group tours to fit our schedule If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet Name number of tickets club affiliation phone number and date preference(s)
Marshall J Campbell First Vice President Financial Advi-sor Senior Portfolio Manager Chartered Retirement Plan-ning Counselor
SM Financial Planning Specialist Morgan
Stanley will provide us with the latest information to support retirement planning
Topics may include
Designing Optimal Retirement Income Streams
Achieving Tax and Estate Planning Objectives in Retirement
All 200 tickets purchased by the club have been sold for this popular tour If you try to go as an individual you will find no tickets are available for the rest of the year
Page 6
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
HRSC amp GRC Scholarship Foundation
Program Updates
Your Honeywell Retiree Clubs Scholarship Foundation Board
Jim Redmond Foundation Board Chair jprredmondgmailcom 623 362 2421
Gwen Scheetz SecretaryTreasurer scheetzgwencoxnet 602 616 9889
Bob Davenport ASU Representative wrd63coxnet 480 560 6273
Dawn Orgill NAU Representative dawn3centurylinknet 602 881 7772
Frank Holman U of A Representative frankholmancoxnet 602 695 2565
Editorrsquos Corner
Our monthly meetings are held at the Scottsdale Senior Center 1700 N Granite Reef Road (just north of
McDowell) The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month September thru May except for
December ndash our Holiday Luncheon Our social hour begins at 100 pm club business is conducted at 145
pm the presentation starts at 200 pm and adjournment is at 300 pm
The history of Honeywell or an old edition of the Newsletter can be found on the GRC webpage
httpwwwgarrettretireesazcom
If there is something that you would like to see in the newsletter or if you want to comment on the Newsletter
itself write a letter to the editor or e-mail the information to smitnikcoxnet We will publish it space avail-
able and the approval of the Board Any comments or claims made within the publication are solely the re-
sponsibility of the individual authors and do not necessarily express the views of Honeywell Inc or the
Directors Officers Staff or members of the Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Previously if we were notified
of employment opportunities we would post them in the newsletter Henceforth the information concerning
these opportunities will be sent to members by a special email
With our revised club guidelines that will change the roles and increase the number of Board Members we are
again encouraging members to attend Board Meetings as a guest to influence and support Club policies
Board Meetings are held immediately prior to our meetings on the 1st Wednesday of the month at an offsite lo-
cation
If you are interested in attending a Board Meeting please contact anyone on our list of Directors on page 11
We are happy to report that we have received many applicants and are excited to begin the final selection process Candidates should expect to hear from the Scholarship Foundation Board by the end of this month
Watch for more information about each of our Scholarship recipients in future editions of our Club Newsletter
THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS CLOSED
ON APRIL 1
Page 7
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS November 11 2017
Sign up Now to Express Interest
Calling all able bodied retirees In line with our ldquogiving backrdquo culture your Board has em-braced an opportunity to work with Honeywell Aerospace sup-porting Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (RTVOS) a charitable organization based in Tempe RTVOS and Aerospace are planning a working event this coming November It will be a community housingshelter event performing tasks like
maintenance and clean-up for folks who are unable to do so for themselves Its a great opportunity to support those in need in the valley while spending quality time with other retirees and active employees The specific tasks as well as locations and dates will be chosen by Honeywell and RTVOS There will be a variety of work available to accommodate different skill levels Tools and materials will be provided
Please place a marker in your calendar to help this noble effort to give back
Wersquoll be publishing more details as they develop Our point of contact for this event is Doug Metzger Doug is starting a list now for interested people to contact first when we have more de-tails Your name on this list is NOT a commitment We wonrsquot ask for a commitment until we have more details about the activity dates and locations Please contact Doug at 602-319-6637 or dougmetzgercoxnet to get your name on the list Also indicate what ar-ea of town you are in as this may help to determine the location chosen
Page 8
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 3
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TONY DAUER (TORRANCE SALES) DAROLYN RODGERS
Continued ndash
President Please think about how you want your club to move forward and how you
might help Feel free to contact any board member with any item you may have concern-
ing the club
During the summer the club received notice that Honeywell will no longer provide the
club with death notices of retirees If you hear of the passing of one of our members
please let our newsletter editor Stu Mitnik know In addition to not providing death no-
tices the company will no longer provide names and addresses of recent retirees This
is going to make recruiting of new members much more difficult Again if you know of
someone who has retired recently please let Stu Mitnik or Diane Bennett know Your
club leadership is working with the other retirees clubs to bring this to the attention of
Honeywell Aerospace leadership
As I mentioned in my last monthrsquos column save the date for the Christmas luncheon It
will be held on Tuesday December 5th
at Desert Canyon Golf Club 10440 N Indian
Wells Drive Fountain Hills Our club sponsors a family for Christmas in conjunction with
the luncheon More details are in this newsletter
Our presenter for October will be Marshall Campbell and he will be speaking on trends in
retirement planning It should be interesting and you wonrsquot want to miss it
I look forward to seeing many of you on October 4th
at the club meeting Be sure to
come
Mark Steele President
PETE LASHBROOK
New Honeywell Corporate policy will no longer provide the Club with lists of new retirees and deceased employees While the Club is exploring dialogue with Company to mitigate the effects of these changes if these policies stay in force we will need all Club Members to inform us if you know of a new retiree or if you have learned of the passing of a former employee
Page 4
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Fix-It Guys
Sponsored by Honeywell Garrett and Sperry Retirees Clubs
We can help Honeywell retirees or surviving spouses with fix-it jobs around the house that you are not able to accomplish This will hopefully keep the job from being a budget buster for you
Call us at the appropriate number below PLEASE LEAVE A CLEAR MESSAGE GIVING YOUR NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER JOB INFORMATION AND NEAREST CROSS STREETS
Warren Koepsel (coordinator for East Valley 480- 502-0852 480-510-9304[summer]) Clint Langford (coordinator for North Valley 602-765-4466)
We can probably help and will get back to you as quickly as practical We furnish the la-bor at no cost to you - you furnish the cost of the materials or parts
Below is a list of volunteer Fix It Guys from both the East and North Valley
East Valley
Nick Hughes Bob Davenport Ken Probert Stu Mitnik
Jim King Charlie Paine Frank Holman
North Valley
Gene Kupka Lee Rippstein Dan Schott Clint Langford
Wally Secosky Matt Schuetz Bob Farney Ed Skutecki
Paul Simison Roy Newbolt
Monthly Charity News
Your Board of Directors has voted to donate $100 each month to the Scholarship Fund and the other $100 to local charities as usual Our September donation went to Hospice of the Valley Club guidelines dictate that we support local charities exclusively A list of the charities from which the board chooses donations monthly is posted on the website If you have a favorite charity you would like the club to consider for donations please bring it to our attention
5050 was won by Gary Kains and Joan Schenamsgruber
AS A REMINDER
The mission of the Garrett Retirees Club of Arizona is to provide a means for social
fellowship and networking activity among retirees and to be involved in communi-
ty and academic environments
Page 5
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Wednesday October 4
If anyone has contact information please call or email Stu Mitnik at 480-891-1629 or smitnikcoxnet
John Dannan Rosemary OrsquoBrien Ray Rackley Michael Henson
Need your help ndash
We have lost contact with
Tovrea Castle - New Tour Dates
Jan 12 amp Feb 7 2018
The Sperry Club has purchased 48 additional tickets and allocated them to the people on the waiting list That leaves 32 tickets available Please note that the tickets in the past have all be allocated in days or weeks so procrastinators will miss out just like shopping in Costco Tickets will be $15 per person and with reasonable warning I have been able to reallocate tickets for people unable to go
The club would like to thank Tamera Zivic Tovrea Carraro Society President for working with me and allowing special group tours to fit our schedule If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet Name number of tickets club affiliation phone number and date preference(s)
Marshall J Campbell First Vice President Financial Advi-sor Senior Portfolio Manager Chartered Retirement Plan-ning Counselor
SM Financial Planning Specialist Morgan
Stanley will provide us with the latest information to support retirement planning
Topics may include
Designing Optimal Retirement Income Streams
Achieving Tax and Estate Planning Objectives in Retirement
All 200 tickets purchased by the club have been sold for this popular tour If you try to go as an individual you will find no tickets are available for the rest of the year
Page 6
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
HRSC amp GRC Scholarship Foundation
Program Updates
Your Honeywell Retiree Clubs Scholarship Foundation Board
Jim Redmond Foundation Board Chair jprredmondgmailcom 623 362 2421
Gwen Scheetz SecretaryTreasurer scheetzgwencoxnet 602 616 9889
Bob Davenport ASU Representative wrd63coxnet 480 560 6273
Dawn Orgill NAU Representative dawn3centurylinknet 602 881 7772
Frank Holman U of A Representative frankholmancoxnet 602 695 2565
Editorrsquos Corner
Our monthly meetings are held at the Scottsdale Senior Center 1700 N Granite Reef Road (just north of
McDowell) The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month September thru May except for
December ndash our Holiday Luncheon Our social hour begins at 100 pm club business is conducted at 145
pm the presentation starts at 200 pm and adjournment is at 300 pm
The history of Honeywell or an old edition of the Newsletter can be found on the GRC webpage
httpwwwgarrettretireesazcom
If there is something that you would like to see in the newsletter or if you want to comment on the Newsletter
itself write a letter to the editor or e-mail the information to smitnikcoxnet We will publish it space avail-
able and the approval of the Board Any comments or claims made within the publication are solely the re-
sponsibility of the individual authors and do not necessarily express the views of Honeywell Inc or the
Directors Officers Staff or members of the Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Previously if we were notified
of employment opportunities we would post them in the newsletter Henceforth the information concerning
these opportunities will be sent to members by a special email
With our revised club guidelines that will change the roles and increase the number of Board Members we are
again encouraging members to attend Board Meetings as a guest to influence and support Club policies
Board Meetings are held immediately prior to our meetings on the 1st Wednesday of the month at an offsite lo-
cation
If you are interested in attending a Board Meeting please contact anyone on our list of Directors on page 11
We are happy to report that we have received many applicants and are excited to begin the final selection process Candidates should expect to hear from the Scholarship Foundation Board by the end of this month
Watch for more information about each of our Scholarship recipients in future editions of our Club Newsletter
THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS CLOSED
ON APRIL 1
Page 7
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS November 11 2017
Sign up Now to Express Interest
Calling all able bodied retirees In line with our ldquogiving backrdquo culture your Board has em-braced an opportunity to work with Honeywell Aerospace sup-porting Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (RTVOS) a charitable organization based in Tempe RTVOS and Aerospace are planning a working event this coming November It will be a community housingshelter event performing tasks like
maintenance and clean-up for folks who are unable to do so for themselves Its a great opportunity to support those in need in the valley while spending quality time with other retirees and active employees The specific tasks as well as locations and dates will be chosen by Honeywell and RTVOS There will be a variety of work available to accommodate different skill levels Tools and materials will be provided
Please place a marker in your calendar to help this noble effort to give back
Wersquoll be publishing more details as they develop Our point of contact for this event is Doug Metzger Doug is starting a list now for interested people to contact first when we have more de-tails Your name on this list is NOT a commitment We wonrsquot ask for a commitment until we have more details about the activity dates and locations Please contact Doug at 602-319-6637 or dougmetzgercoxnet to get your name on the list Also indicate what ar-ea of town you are in as this may help to determine the location chosen
Page 8
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 4
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Fix-It Guys
Sponsored by Honeywell Garrett and Sperry Retirees Clubs
We can help Honeywell retirees or surviving spouses with fix-it jobs around the house that you are not able to accomplish This will hopefully keep the job from being a budget buster for you
Call us at the appropriate number below PLEASE LEAVE A CLEAR MESSAGE GIVING YOUR NAME TELEPHONE NUMBER JOB INFORMATION AND NEAREST CROSS STREETS
Warren Koepsel (coordinator for East Valley 480- 502-0852 480-510-9304[summer]) Clint Langford (coordinator for North Valley 602-765-4466)
We can probably help and will get back to you as quickly as practical We furnish the la-bor at no cost to you - you furnish the cost of the materials or parts
Below is a list of volunteer Fix It Guys from both the East and North Valley
East Valley
Nick Hughes Bob Davenport Ken Probert Stu Mitnik
Jim King Charlie Paine Frank Holman
North Valley
Gene Kupka Lee Rippstein Dan Schott Clint Langford
Wally Secosky Matt Schuetz Bob Farney Ed Skutecki
Paul Simison Roy Newbolt
Monthly Charity News
Your Board of Directors has voted to donate $100 each month to the Scholarship Fund and the other $100 to local charities as usual Our September donation went to Hospice of the Valley Club guidelines dictate that we support local charities exclusively A list of the charities from which the board chooses donations monthly is posted on the website If you have a favorite charity you would like the club to consider for donations please bring it to our attention
5050 was won by Gary Kains and Joan Schenamsgruber
AS A REMINDER
The mission of the Garrett Retirees Club of Arizona is to provide a means for social
fellowship and networking activity among retirees and to be involved in communi-
ty and academic environments
Page 5
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Wednesday October 4
If anyone has contact information please call or email Stu Mitnik at 480-891-1629 or smitnikcoxnet
John Dannan Rosemary OrsquoBrien Ray Rackley Michael Henson
Need your help ndash
We have lost contact with
Tovrea Castle - New Tour Dates
Jan 12 amp Feb 7 2018
The Sperry Club has purchased 48 additional tickets and allocated them to the people on the waiting list That leaves 32 tickets available Please note that the tickets in the past have all be allocated in days or weeks so procrastinators will miss out just like shopping in Costco Tickets will be $15 per person and with reasonable warning I have been able to reallocate tickets for people unable to go
The club would like to thank Tamera Zivic Tovrea Carraro Society President for working with me and allowing special group tours to fit our schedule If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet Name number of tickets club affiliation phone number and date preference(s)
Marshall J Campbell First Vice President Financial Advi-sor Senior Portfolio Manager Chartered Retirement Plan-ning Counselor
SM Financial Planning Specialist Morgan
Stanley will provide us with the latest information to support retirement planning
Topics may include
Designing Optimal Retirement Income Streams
Achieving Tax and Estate Planning Objectives in Retirement
All 200 tickets purchased by the club have been sold for this popular tour If you try to go as an individual you will find no tickets are available for the rest of the year
Page 6
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
HRSC amp GRC Scholarship Foundation
Program Updates
Your Honeywell Retiree Clubs Scholarship Foundation Board
Jim Redmond Foundation Board Chair jprredmondgmailcom 623 362 2421
Gwen Scheetz SecretaryTreasurer scheetzgwencoxnet 602 616 9889
Bob Davenport ASU Representative wrd63coxnet 480 560 6273
Dawn Orgill NAU Representative dawn3centurylinknet 602 881 7772
Frank Holman U of A Representative frankholmancoxnet 602 695 2565
Editorrsquos Corner
Our monthly meetings are held at the Scottsdale Senior Center 1700 N Granite Reef Road (just north of
McDowell) The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month September thru May except for
December ndash our Holiday Luncheon Our social hour begins at 100 pm club business is conducted at 145
pm the presentation starts at 200 pm and adjournment is at 300 pm
The history of Honeywell or an old edition of the Newsletter can be found on the GRC webpage
httpwwwgarrettretireesazcom
If there is something that you would like to see in the newsletter or if you want to comment on the Newsletter
itself write a letter to the editor or e-mail the information to smitnikcoxnet We will publish it space avail-
able and the approval of the Board Any comments or claims made within the publication are solely the re-
sponsibility of the individual authors and do not necessarily express the views of Honeywell Inc or the
Directors Officers Staff or members of the Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Previously if we were notified
of employment opportunities we would post them in the newsletter Henceforth the information concerning
these opportunities will be sent to members by a special email
With our revised club guidelines that will change the roles and increase the number of Board Members we are
again encouraging members to attend Board Meetings as a guest to influence and support Club policies
Board Meetings are held immediately prior to our meetings on the 1st Wednesday of the month at an offsite lo-
cation
If you are interested in attending a Board Meeting please contact anyone on our list of Directors on page 11
We are happy to report that we have received many applicants and are excited to begin the final selection process Candidates should expect to hear from the Scholarship Foundation Board by the end of this month
Watch for more information about each of our Scholarship recipients in future editions of our Club Newsletter
THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS CLOSED
ON APRIL 1
Page 7
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS November 11 2017
Sign up Now to Express Interest
Calling all able bodied retirees In line with our ldquogiving backrdquo culture your Board has em-braced an opportunity to work with Honeywell Aerospace sup-porting Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (RTVOS) a charitable organization based in Tempe RTVOS and Aerospace are planning a working event this coming November It will be a community housingshelter event performing tasks like
maintenance and clean-up for folks who are unable to do so for themselves Its a great opportunity to support those in need in the valley while spending quality time with other retirees and active employees The specific tasks as well as locations and dates will be chosen by Honeywell and RTVOS There will be a variety of work available to accommodate different skill levels Tools and materials will be provided
Please place a marker in your calendar to help this noble effort to give back
Wersquoll be publishing more details as they develop Our point of contact for this event is Doug Metzger Doug is starting a list now for interested people to contact first when we have more de-tails Your name on this list is NOT a commitment We wonrsquot ask for a commitment until we have more details about the activity dates and locations Please contact Doug at 602-319-6637 or dougmetzgercoxnet to get your name on the list Also indicate what ar-ea of town you are in as this may help to determine the location chosen
Page 8
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 5
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Wednesday October 4
If anyone has contact information please call or email Stu Mitnik at 480-891-1629 or smitnikcoxnet
John Dannan Rosemary OrsquoBrien Ray Rackley Michael Henson
Need your help ndash
We have lost contact with
Tovrea Castle - New Tour Dates
Jan 12 amp Feb 7 2018
The Sperry Club has purchased 48 additional tickets and allocated them to the people on the waiting list That leaves 32 tickets available Please note that the tickets in the past have all be allocated in days or weeks so procrastinators will miss out just like shopping in Costco Tickets will be $15 per person and with reasonable warning I have been able to reallocate tickets for people unable to go
The club would like to thank Tamera Zivic Tovrea Carraro Society President for working with me and allowing special group tours to fit our schedule If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet Name number of tickets club affiliation phone number and date preference(s)
Marshall J Campbell First Vice President Financial Advi-sor Senior Portfolio Manager Chartered Retirement Plan-ning Counselor
SM Financial Planning Specialist Morgan
Stanley will provide us with the latest information to support retirement planning
Topics may include
Designing Optimal Retirement Income Streams
Achieving Tax and Estate Planning Objectives in Retirement
All 200 tickets purchased by the club have been sold for this popular tour If you try to go as an individual you will find no tickets are available for the rest of the year
Page 6
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
HRSC amp GRC Scholarship Foundation
Program Updates
Your Honeywell Retiree Clubs Scholarship Foundation Board
Jim Redmond Foundation Board Chair jprredmondgmailcom 623 362 2421
Gwen Scheetz SecretaryTreasurer scheetzgwencoxnet 602 616 9889
Bob Davenport ASU Representative wrd63coxnet 480 560 6273
Dawn Orgill NAU Representative dawn3centurylinknet 602 881 7772
Frank Holman U of A Representative frankholmancoxnet 602 695 2565
Editorrsquos Corner
Our monthly meetings are held at the Scottsdale Senior Center 1700 N Granite Reef Road (just north of
McDowell) The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month September thru May except for
December ndash our Holiday Luncheon Our social hour begins at 100 pm club business is conducted at 145
pm the presentation starts at 200 pm and adjournment is at 300 pm
The history of Honeywell or an old edition of the Newsletter can be found on the GRC webpage
httpwwwgarrettretireesazcom
If there is something that you would like to see in the newsletter or if you want to comment on the Newsletter
itself write a letter to the editor or e-mail the information to smitnikcoxnet We will publish it space avail-
able and the approval of the Board Any comments or claims made within the publication are solely the re-
sponsibility of the individual authors and do not necessarily express the views of Honeywell Inc or the
Directors Officers Staff or members of the Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Previously if we were notified
of employment opportunities we would post them in the newsletter Henceforth the information concerning
these opportunities will be sent to members by a special email
With our revised club guidelines that will change the roles and increase the number of Board Members we are
again encouraging members to attend Board Meetings as a guest to influence and support Club policies
Board Meetings are held immediately prior to our meetings on the 1st Wednesday of the month at an offsite lo-
cation
If you are interested in attending a Board Meeting please contact anyone on our list of Directors on page 11
We are happy to report that we have received many applicants and are excited to begin the final selection process Candidates should expect to hear from the Scholarship Foundation Board by the end of this month
Watch for more information about each of our Scholarship recipients in future editions of our Club Newsletter
THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS CLOSED
ON APRIL 1
Page 7
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS November 11 2017
Sign up Now to Express Interest
Calling all able bodied retirees In line with our ldquogiving backrdquo culture your Board has em-braced an opportunity to work with Honeywell Aerospace sup-porting Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (RTVOS) a charitable organization based in Tempe RTVOS and Aerospace are planning a working event this coming November It will be a community housingshelter event performing tasks like
maintenance and clean-up for folks who are unable to do so for themselves Its a great opportunity to support those in need in the valley while spending quality time with other retirees and active employees The specific tasks as well as locations and dates will be chosen by Honeywell and RTVOS There will be a variety of work available to accommodate different skill levels Tools and materials will be provided
Please place a marker in your calendar to help this noble effort to give back
Wersquoll be publishing more details as they develop Our point of contact for this event is Doug Metzger Doug is starting a list now for interested people to contact first when we have more de-tails Your name on this list is NOT a commitment We wonrsquot ask for a commitment until we have more details about the activity dates and locations Please contact Doug at 602-319-6637 or dougmetzgercoxnet to get your name on the list Also indicate what ar-ea of town you are in as this may help to determine the location chosen
Page 8
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 6
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
HRSC amp GRC Scholarship Foundation
Program Updates
Your Honeywell Retiree Clubs Scholarship Foundation Board
Jim Redmond Foundation Board Chair jprredmondgmailcom 623 362 2421
Gwen Scheetz SecretaryTreasurer scheetzgwencoxnet 602 616 9889
Bob Davenport ASU Representative wrd63coxnet 480 560 6273
Dawn Orgill NAU Representative dawn3centurylinknet 602 881 7772
Frank Holman U of A Representative frankholmancoxnet 602 695 2565
Editorrsquos Corner
Our monthly meetings are held at the Scottsdale Senior Center 1700 N Granite Reef Road (just north of
McDowell) The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month September thru May except for
December ndash our Holiday Luncheon Our social hour begins at 100 pm club business is conducted at 145
pm the presentation starts at 200 pm and adjournment is at 300 pm
The history of Honeywell or an old edition of the Newsletter can be found on the GRC webpage
httpwwwgarrettretireesazcom
If there is something that you would like to see in the newsletter or if you want to comment on the Newsletter
itself write a letter to the editor or e-mail the information to smitnikcoxnet We will publish it space avail-
able and the approval of the Board Any comments or claims made within the publication are solely the re-
sponsibility of the individual authors and do not necessarily express the views of Honeywell Inc or the
Directors Officers Staff or members of the Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Previously if we were notified
of employment opportunities we would post them in the newsletter Henceforth the information concerning
these opportunities will be sent to members by a special email
With our revised club guidelines that will change the roles and increase the number of Board Members we are
again encouraging members to attend Board Meetings as a guest to influence and support Club policies
Board Meetings are held immediately prior to our meetings on the 1st Wednesday of the month at an offsite lo-
cation
If you are interested in attending a Board Meeting please contact anyone on our list of Directors on page 11
We are happy to report that we have received many applicants and are excited to begin the final selection process Candidates should expect to hear from the Scholarship Foundation Board by the end of this month
Watch for more information about each of our Scholarship recipients in future editions of our Club Newsletter
THE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS CLOSED
ON APRIL 1
Page 7
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS November 11 2017
Sign up Now to Express Interest
Calling all able bodied retirees In line with our ldquogiving backrdquo culture your Board has em-braced an opportunity to work with Honeywell Aerospace sup-porting Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (RTVOS) a charitable organization based in Tempe RTVOS and Aerospace are planning a working event this coming November It will be a community housingshelter event performing tasks like
maintenance and clean-up for folks who are unable to do so for themselves Its a great opportunity to support those in need in the valley while spending quality time with other retirees and active employees The specific tasks as well as locations and dates will be chosen by Honeywell and RTVOS There will be a variety of work available to accommodate different skill levels Tools and materials will be provided
Please place a marker in your calendar to help this noble effort to give back
Wersquoll be publishing more details as they develop Our point of contact for this event is Doug Metzger Doug is starting a list now for interested people to contact first when we have more de-tails Your name on this list is NOT a commitment We wonrsquot ask for a commitment until we have more details about the activity dates and locations Please contact Doug at 602-319-6637 or dougmetzgercoxnet to get your name on the list Also indicate what ar-ea of town you are in as this may help to determine the location chosen
Page 8
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 7
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Giving Back with Honeywell and RTVOS November 11 2017
Sign up Now to Express Interest
Calling all able bodied retirees In line with our ldquogiving backrdquo culture your Board has em-braced an opportunity to work with Honeywell Aerospace sup-porting Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (RTVOS) a charitable organization based in Tempe RTVOS and Aerospace are planning a working event this coming November It will be a community housingshelter event performing tasks like
maintenance and clean-up for folks who are unable to do so for themselves Its a great opportunity to support those in need in the valley while spending quality time with other retirees and active employees The specific tasks as well as locations and dates will be chosen by Honeywell and RTVOS There will be a variety of work available to accommodate different skill levels Tools and materials will be provided
Please place a marker in your calendar to help this noble effort to give back
Wersquoll be publishing more details as they develop Our point of contact for this event is Doug Metzger Doug is starting a list now for interested people to contact first when we have more de-tails Your name on this list is NOT a commitment We wonrsquot ask for a commitment until we have more details about the activity dates and locations Please contact Doug at 602-319-6637 or dougmetzgercoxnet to get your name on the list Also indicate what ar-ea of town you are in as this may help to determine the location chosen
Page 8
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 8
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Round trip takes approximately 4 hours
A first-class ticket is $85 per person with sandwichsnack style food provided on board the train
We will need 30 people to go on the trip to get our own dedicated 1st Class Car that is handicap accessible
We dont need payment until Sept but we need RSVPs
If you are interested in this fun trip please contact
Larry Bowe larrybowesrgmailcom
or call him 1-928-759-2367 Non-members are always welcomed
Northern Trust Pensions
PO Box 92922
Chicago Ill 60675 ndash
1-877-258-3699 5
Honeywell Retiree Service Center
Dept 09796 - 2601 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands TX 77381
Phone 1-800-526-0744
Hours of Operation Monday through Fri-
day 900 AM-600 PM Eastern Time
Website ldquoYour Benefits Resourcestrade
httpresourceshewittcomhoneywell
BE
NE
FIT
S
RE
SO
UR
CE
S
Verde Canyon Railroad Oct 21th
Where Clarksdale AZ Time Train Leaves Clarksdale at 100 PM
New Club Members since Jan 1
Joe Manceau
James Rice
Edward Shadow
Mark Schumann
Layton Pruitt
Elaine McKenna
Sam Kline
Chris Pascale
Laurie Craig
James Marquardt
Bob Desmond
Dave Hansen
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 9
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
TRAVEL WITH BARBARA RIPPSTEIN FARTHER NORTH TO ALASKA Our group has been north to Alaska before but this trip is different It is offering options You get to choose how you want to see Alaska and how many days you wish to spend on this trip
13-Day Options Starting August 5 2018 Princess offers two different 13-day cruisetoursYou will start with 2 nights in Fairbanks then travel by motor coach to the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodgefor 2 nights There you can tour of Denali Park Tundra Wilderness watching for glimpses of Mount Denali as well as bear moose caribou and Dall sheepThe next stop is at Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge for an additional 2 nights Relax at the Lodge hoping to catch a view of Mt Denali the highest peak in the United States You can choose from a generous offering of outdoor activities The Connoisseur Tour includes most meals and enhanced sightseeing It is escorted by a Princess host The Denali Explorer has the same transportation and stays at the same lodges You have the choice of your dining and tours for an additional price
10-Day Option Starting August 8 2018 10-day trips can also be arranged by Ford Travel This option also starts in Fairbanks for 2 nights and then travels by motor coach to Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge for 1 night
Rail Travel - August 11 2018 All the cruisetours (that means either the 13- or 10-day option) will enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness rail service Once in Whittier (outside Anchorage) yoursquoll step from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable 7-day cruise
Cruise-Only Options Starting August 11 Those who wish to only take the cruise will meet the cruisetours in Anchorage (Whittier) on August 11 to board the Star Princess for the cruise We will cruise through Hubbard Glacier and Glacier Bay We will make stops at Skagway Juneau and Ketchikan before sailing to Vancouver where we will disembark on August 18 Because there are so many options I invite you to contact Fordrsquos Travel They will send you brochures more information and prices
Fordrsquos World Travel 13593 Camino Del Sol Sun City West Tel 623-975-1800
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 10
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
2017 GRC Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 5 2017
Desert Canyon Golf Club
10440 N Indian Wells Drive Fountain Hills AZ 85268
Menu
Sea Bass
Chicken Marsala
Roasted Red Pota-
toes
Zucchini medley w
onions and bell
peppers
Dinner
Salad w choice of
ranch or vinagrette
Dinner rolls
Coffee tea
Cheese Cake
1100 am TO 300 pm
(BUFFET AT1200 PM)
Socializing Great Food Prizes amp
Music
$3400 Per Person
Reservations close Novermber 28
Diane Bennet t 480-994-5243
Buy tickets at a meeting
Page 11
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
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New Events Process
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Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
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Only In Texas
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Palo Verde Nuclear Power Station Tour
Jan 10th and Jan 31
st 2018
that is not located near a large body of water The power plant evaporates the water from the treated sewage from several nearby cities and towns to provide the cooling of the steam that it produces
Each tour is limited to 20 people and starts on site at 9am It starts with an overview briefing before a walking tour Lunch will be provided followed by a question and answer session to finish between 130pm and 200pm Considering the remote location we might want to organize ride share I will limit the tickets to 2 per member but can add additional dates if demand is there If you are unable to go check out the Energy Education Center Trip on another page
If interested send the following to keith8411coxnet
Name number of tickets (1 or 2) club affiliation phone number and zip code (to help ride share) Please indicate
if you are willing to take passengers
Palo Verde Energy Education Center Buckeye AZ
This tour is mainly for the members unable to go on the actual Palo Verde tour but still learn about the facility
The main purpose for this facility is to serve as an emergency base of operations in the event of a crisis at the Palo
Verde Nuclear Generating Station No date has been set Normal days are Tuesday and Thursday and the limit is
100 people If you are interested in going in February 2018 email keith8411coxnet and ask to be put on the
list
Your 2017 ndash 2018 Board of Directors
President Mark Steele (480) 759-0233 MRDSteeleaolcom
Vice President Vacant
Recording Secretary Joan Schenamsgruber (480) 888-2285 schenny42gmailcom
Treasurer Vacant
Editor Stu Mitnik (480) 897-1629 smitnikcoxnet
Membership Chair Vacant
Events Chair Diane Bennett (480) 994-5243 AZBennett3coxnet
Scholarship Committee Frank Holman (480) 994-4590 FrankHolmancoxnet
Webmaster Mike Peterson (602) 943-9543 MRPetersoncoxnet
Refreshments and Outreach Diane Rencenberger (480) 775-8116
Photographer Volker Otto (480) 816-9184
Past President Ed Taschner (480) 837-6262 EdTaschnercoxnet
At Large Director Hermann Andresen (602) 373-8759 hermannahotmailcom
At Large Director Don Stewart (480) 759-5019 snpcw13gmailcom
Non-Voting Functional Chairmen (wClub Affiliation)
Travel Chair (HRC) Barbara Rippstein (623) 566-1572 rippy60yahoocom
Scholarship Board Chr (HRC) Jim Redmond (623) 362-2421 jprredmondgmailcom
This is a unique opportunity to get up close to a nuclear reac-tor However this tour requires a lot of walking across a very large 4000 acre campus so you must be physically fit Palo Verde is located 45 miles West of Phoenix off the I10 and is the largest nuclear power plant in the United States serving about four million people
The Palo Verde Generating Station is located in the Arizona
desert and is the only large nuclear power plant in the world
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 12
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
New Events Process
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Halloween Jokes
To avoid finding out that events you may be inter-
ested in attending are sold out ndash all events are being
posted at the GRC website
wwwhrcazorg
Click on Events Schedule then click on the event
you are interested in to find details on how to sign
up
rossed a vampire and a teacher
Lots of blood tests
cough medicine
Because he was having a coffin fit
he put a goldfish brain in the body of his dog
I dont know but it is great at chasing submarines
the monster party
Cos everyone was a goblin
unch give him heartburn
It was a stake sandwich
dog which breed did he choose
A bloodhound
of a door-to-door salesman
A dead ringer
r-der at a restaurant
Spare ribs
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas
Page 13
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Page 14
Garrett Retireesrsquo Club of Arizona Newsletter October 2017 2016
Only In Texas