Chapter Meetings are the 2nd Wednesday of
each month.
Board Meetings are the Wednesday before the Chapter
meeting.
Date: Event:
Where:
April 7, 2010 5pm Board Meeting Wells Fargo Bank 90
South Cascade, 2nd Floor 719-577-5332
Date: Event:
Where:
April 14th, 2010 5:30PM Chapter Meeting Spring
Fashion Show Fine Arts Center
Date: Event:
Where:
May 5th, 2010, 5pm Board Meeting Wells Fargo
Bank 90 South Cascade, 2nd Floor 719-577-5332
Date: Event:
Where:
May 12th, 2010 5:30 Chapter Meeting Cosmetic Techniques for
the Body TBD
Newsletter Submissions
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Board Officers
PRESIDENT Audrey Shrive Aflac Insurance
227-7039
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PRESIDENT/ PRESIDENT ELECT Carol Bryant Stanley
Steemer 570-1068
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ADVISOR TO
PRESIDENT Susan Davis Wells Fargo
Bank 577-5332
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SECRETARY Joan
Saucerman Saucerman Long Term Care 598-1118
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TREASURER
Rita Worster BKD LLP 471-4290
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SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Terri Flores-Brown Springs
Funeral Service 328-1793
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Deb Haar Enchanted
Signs 572-9400
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Marti Hartman Woodford Manufacturing 574-0600
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PUBLICITY Lynda Carmichael Foster
Electric 520-0550
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SCHOLARSHIP Cindy Stermitz Mountain States
Pipe & Supply 634-5555
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TECHNICAL ADVISOR Lorrie
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WAYS & MEANS Elva Munoz Wells Fargo
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Are you looking to turn a new leaf or further your skill set
through education? In 1965, Colorado Technical University was
established in Colorado Springs. The University has expanded to six
campuses as well as the online division with a total of
approximately 31,000 students. Aside from Colorado Springs, there
are two campuses in Denver, one in Pueblo, Kansas City, and Sioux
Falls. CTU offers Associates to Doctorate degree programs in five
areas of study: The College of Health Sciences, Criminal and Public
Administration, Business and Management, Engineering, Computer
Science, and Information Systems and Technology. Be sure to check
out http://www.coloradotech.edu/
to learn more about how to get your degree started and further your
career.
In June 2009, Jayme Holligan became an Admissions Advisor at the
Colorado Technical University in Colorado Springs. Her role is to
help students select a degree program and enroll in school. She
finds it very rewarding to impact the lives of individuals who want
to better themselves. Before starting as an Admissions Advisor,
Jayme worked for seven years as a Staffing Manager at ADD STAFF,
Inc. The staffing industry enabled Jayme to obtain inside and
outside sales skills as well as community relations experience.
Jayme was born and raised in Colorado Springs, attended Palmer
High School, and was an active member of the National Charity
League. She obtained a B.S. degree in Journalism with an
emphasis in Advertising from the University of Colorado at
Boulder. Jayme was selected for the College Program internship
at Disney World in Orlando which allowed her to learn the principles
of customer service that she still applies to her current
position. After graduating, she worked as an Account
Coordinator for Cramer-Krasselt which is an advertising agency in
Orlando. Working in advertising was fascinating, but she
realized that her passion was connecting with people. Jayme
decided to move back to Colorado Springs and settle in to the
business community where she still works today. In her spare time
she enjoys spending time with family, traveling, and playing tennis.
Aside from EWI, Jayme is a board member of CommonWorks, a
non-profit that provides support to adults with developmental
disabilities, at risk-youth, as well as foster care and adoption
services. She is involved with Leadership Pikes Peak, Colorado
Springs Young Professionals, and Pastoral Council at St. Patrick's
Church. Jayme is a 2008 Leadership Pikes Peak graduate and received
the 2009 Colorado Springs Business Journal "Rising Star" award.
Jayme truly enjoys the fellowship and professional development
opportunities that EWI has to offer. She is thrilled to surround
herself with the dynamic women in our local chapter.
Jayme Holligan can be reached at Colorado Technical University
719-590-6835 or
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President's Message
President Audrey Shrive Aflac Insurance
Hats Off to Brandi Merriam, Susan Davis and their
team for pulling off one of the most fun EWI chapter meetings.
The March Murder Mystery Dinner is one for the record books!
Nicely done ladies!!
The April meeting promises to be another spectacular event.
Please plan to bring a guest to the "No Foolin' Fashion Show"
at the Fine Arts Center on April 14th. As I have visited other
networking events around the community, I'm reminded that EWI
has two things that most other groups don't have: an
opportunity for some of the best leadership training available
to women, and really amazing programs month after month.
Increasing our membership is always a goal and the ONLY way to
do that is to bring prospective members. I urge you to put
some thought into who you might invite and bring them along!
Another way to get people involved with EWI is through the
golf tournament. June will be here before you know it!! The
Ways and Means committee has done an outstanding job in
securing some large donors for the tournament. At this time,
they are pretty short in the smaller categories of hole and
cart sponsorships. A full hole sponsorship is $300, half hole
is $150 and carts are only $50. Please consider who among your
circle of friends and clients might be able to help support
our scholarship funds in this manner. I know the Ways and
Means committee will take the money, no matter what the check
size!
One last note...congratulations to Deb Haar for winning the
donated ticket to the Disney Institute on March 23, 2010! We
raised $120 for our scholarship fund through that drawing.
Also, the board voted to send our incoming President, Carol
Bryant, to the seminar as well. We're looking forward to a
full report of all they learned at our next meeting. Until
then, make it a great one!
Member Firms
Click on the highlighted names to
view the member's website.
If you have a website please notify Kathleen
O'Leary; Publications Chair-
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names to view the member's website.
Board/Committee Announcements
Chapter Meeting Information
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2010 5:30pm
Location: Fine Arts Center
Should you need to cancel your reservation by the Friday
before the meeting, you MUST receive a confirming email from
the SAA that your cancellation is received. If you do
not get a confirming email from SAA, your reservation is still
in effect and you will need to pay for the dinner that was
reserved for you.
List of Upcoming Programs:
COMING
UP....
April Spring
Fashion Show
Meeting requirements and
RSVP Everyone must RSVP Yes or No. No later than April 9th,
2010 EWI Program Coordinators must confirm
attendance numbers with the hotel or other catering company in
advance.
No shows are charged -- we need to have timely
RSVPs into the Sergeant-at-Arms the Friday before the
monthly meeting which is the second Wednesday of each month.
It costs EWI to pay for those that RSVP and don’t show.
Once our numbers are confirmed with the hotel or other
catering company, any no shows and any late cancellations
must be charged in full.
EWI is required to pay for all of its registered
guests, whether or not they attend.
Should you need to cancel your reservation by
the Friday before the meeting, you MUST receive a confirming
email from the SAA that your cancellation is received.
If you do not get a confirming email from SAA, your
reservation is still in effect and you will need to pay for
the dinner that was reserved for you.
APRIL MEETING INFORMATION: The EWI's Fabulous
Spring Fashion Show is almost here. This is going to be
a great event with a wonderful venue at the Fine Arts Center,
this starts at 5:30 and dinner at 6:00 pm, I hope to see
everyone there on Wednesday, April 14th.
I
want to thank everyone who has been so helpful in getting this
event going. Our fabulous models are:
Kay
Atwood(Hypnosis for Health-Transitional) , Lorrie
Todd(Page Cafe), Linda Williams (The Broadmoor), Jayme
Holligan (Colorado Tech University), Jeanine Giem (Springs
Funeral Services), Debora Mallouk (Colorado Springs Country
Club), Cindy Stermitz (Mountain States Plumbing & Supply),
Pat Cooper (Wallace Vision), Beth Alexander (Cachet
Baskets) and Christine Jancsy(Pepsi
Co).
We will be enjoying the
evening with support from these
vendors:
*Fabulous food from "The Food Designers",
Heather Darrigan *Wonderful hair styles by "Paul Mitchell
Salon", *Great treats by "Sweet Celebrations", Mary
Guthrey *Music selections by "Image by Tia", Tia
Warren *Awesome Fashions by- -Regina's Boutique
(Regina) -Black House White Market
(Lezlee) -David's Bridal (Richard)
We are so
very lucky to have such a great organization that will
help bring about such a wonderful fun time as this.
Thank you so much, everyone for all of your help and
support.
Carol Bryant and Dianne Crimble
Programs
Committee:
PROGRAM CORNER 2010 APRIL - No Foolin'
Fashion Show @ F.A.C. MAY - Cosmetic
Surgery Techniques for the Body JUNE - 8th
Annual Scholastic Classic Golf Tournament
JULY - Business Outlook, Cari Schaeffer with ADD
Staff AUGUST - Invite Executives Night
SEPTEMBER - Networking Online OCTOBER
- Panel discussion on How to Protect Assets, Wills &
Trusts, Personal Business Structures NOVEMBER
- TBD DECEMBER - Broadmoor Holiday
Extravaganza
Ways and
Means:
Tee Time!!
Let's Make a Hole in One!.....
Ways
& Means Committee Report
Hello Ladies!
Our 8th Annual Golf Tournament is on Friday, June
4th.
We need 100% participation from our EWI members, so please
think about how you would like to be
involved.We are very short on Hole
Sponsors ($300), so perhaps your company could get involved at
that level.
Lorrie Todd has our EWI website updated
with all information for the June 4 tournament, including the
Golf Registration form, so you can go online, register &
pay.
Save-the-Date cards will be
mailed out in early April.Send us names of
any golfers you would like included in the mailing.
Elva is heading up the Silent Auction and we are very
excited about the possibilities this offers!If you would like to work with her on this committee,
let us know.Please help us in obtaining
donations for this.We will still be
awarding door prizes, but a Silent Auction has the potential
to generate even more income at the golf tournament.
We look forward to hearing from you! Mary-Good
719-229-9343 & Elva
719-577-5534
Scholarship
Committee:
Cindy Stermitz, Mountain States Pipe & Supply
will be taking over as the Scholarship Chair as
Dianne Crimble has been approved as a transitional
member and will be stepping off the board at
this time. Dianne will remain on the scholarship
committee along with Barb Winter from Ent Federal Credit
Union.
Currently, our chapter is supporting four
fabulous ladies as they pursue their higher educational
goals: Adrienne Stiener, PPCC; Alquiesha Kellam, PPCC;
Kris Gudhal, UCCS; and Jennifer Nicole Wilder,
UCCS.
Our chapter supports students by
awarding them $1,500 per semester for tuition/books.
Openings are revolving depending on graduation dates.
The ASIST Scholarship Application can be found online at http://www.ewiconnect.org/
(click community and then ASIST to find the
application). Please contact Cindy at 719-634-5555.
Cindy Stermitz Controller, Mountain States Pipe &
Supply 111 W Las Vegas Colorado Springs, CO
80903 Phone 719-475-4053 Fax
719-667-1012 Cell
719-352-5994 Kris
Gudahl, Nicole Wilder, Alquiesha Kellam and Cindy
Stermitz
Please contact Cindy for more information regarding the EWI
Fellows Scholarship below
Membership Announcements
Membership
This is the time to update any
information that may not be correct in our database.
Please check the online directory both on our Chapter website
www.springsewi.com and on the Corporate website www.ewiconnect.com.
We are pleased to announce
members having been approved for Transitional Member
status:
Kathleen
O'Leary
Retain ~ Recruit ~
Grow
Growing our membership benefits the backbone of our chapter
as well as our individual members and their firms.If each one of us brings in one new member firm this
year we will have successfully enhanced our own networking
path and strengthened our ties to the EWI initiatives of
Careers, Communities and Connections.Please invite prospective members to the Chapter
meetings.Thank you for your referrals -
keep them coming!If you know of someone
who might like to hear from us send their contact info to
Christine Ressler -
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.Our next recruitment event will be in
July - stay tuned for more information.
And from Corporate
EWI........
Top Recruiter
Award 2010
Have you heard we're having a
Top Recruiter Award?
Effective October 1, 2009 to
August 31, 2010, we will be racing to the top of the
recruiting ladder--the winner will receive an awesome grand
prize this year--one unlike any we have ever given
before!
Other news from our
members:
Cell Phones for Soldiers and The
Springs Funeral Services
More than 150,000 troops are serving overseas and are away
from their families. Cell Phones for Soldiers and The Springs
Funeral Services are calling on all Americans to support for
these brave men and women by donating your unused cell phones.
Cell Phones for Soldiers hopes to collect over 50,000 cell
phones this year to help keep troops connected with their
families.
"Over the past few years, we have been amazed by the
generosity of others. But, we have also seen the need to
support our troops continue." says Brittany Bergquist, "Cell
Phones for Soldiers" co-founder. "It is easy for Americans to
make a small sacrifice of support by donating their unused
cell phones, and providing families with a much-needed
connection to their loved ones overseas."
Local residents can support the collection drive by
donating their phones at The Springs Funeral Services, 3115 E.
Platte Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO 80909, 719-328-1793
"We're proud to show our support for U.S. soldiers, and to
contribute to a worthy cause like Cell Phones for Soliders,"
says Terri Flores-Brown, co-owner of The Springs Funeral
Services.
About Cell Phones for Soldiers:
"Cell Phones for Soldiers" was founded by teenagers Robbie
and Brittany Bergquist of Norwell, Mass. After reading a story
about a soldier who ran up a huge phone bill calling home from
Iraq, these two teenagers decided to help out. They
started by opening an account with $21.00 of their own
money. Since then, the registered 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization has raised almost $1 million in donations and
distributed more than 500,000 prepaid calling cards to
soldiers serving overseas. They are collecting cash donations
and old cell phones. The cell phones are recycled for
cash and the proceeds are used to buy prepaid calling cards
for our soldiers serving in the Middle East.
Cell Phones For Soldiers is a registered 501(c)(3)
non-profit organization. The goal is to provide every US
soldier with a way to call home for free. For more
information, please visit http://www.cellphonesforsoldiers.com/
Be a part of the most exciting EWI committee!
Join the fun in entertaining and educating our membership
through community, connections, and career.
PROGRAMS IS MEETING FOR DRINKS AND PLANS---HAVE YOU ENJOYED
THE PROGRAMS---- THEN BE PART OF THE ACTION! MANY
TIMES THE COMMITMENT IS JUST A FEW PHONE CALLS. YOU
CAN DO THAT!!! WE WOMEN LOVE TO TALK!
CONTACT BRANDY MERRIAM OR SUSAN DAVIS TO RSVP AS SOON
AS YOU CAN
Susan Davis
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Brandy Merriam
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_____________________________________________________ A
Note from the U.S. Women's Open
The 66th U.S. Women's Open is coming to The
Broadmoor, July 4-10, 2011.The U.S.
Women's Open is the National Championship of women's
golf.The championship expects to draw more
than 125,000 spectators, 3,000+ volunteers and will feature
live television coverage from ESPN and NBC Sports.Lorena Ochoa (ranked #1 in the world), Paula Creamer,
Cristie Kerr, Natalie Gulbis and Juli Inkster will lead the
field of 156 players from around the world. The 2011 U.S.
Women's Open will be the seventh USGA Championship staged at
the Broadmoor.
More than 900 people have registered to volunteer already.
The Women's Open would like to invite members of EWI to sign
up today and reserve their first choice committee. For more
information and to apply online visit http://www.2011uswomensopen.com/ or call
Laura Caleal in the Championship Office at (719)
471-6493.
Make sure to stay up-to-date on all of the latest
championship at http://www.2011uswomensopen.com/. You can
also become a fan of the 2011 U.S. Women's Open on Facebook.
Meeting Summary
March Meeting
Summary
March Madness - Deadly Deceptions
Who has more fun than us?
The March meeting for EWI was less informative and a whole
lot-o-fun instead.EWI members and guests
arrived and were greeted by the "House Detective" who informed
us he had been hired by EWI to look into some suspicious
activities that had been occurring lately.
"Detective Dick" took immediate charge of the
investigation.He questioned everyone on
the scene, as "no-one was above suspicion".The chase was on!The finger
pointing was heightened by Cathie John (Transitional Member)
warning Brandy Merriam (Presidential Brokerage) to "stay away
from her guy - or else".Several EWI ladies
apparently had it in for Brandy and confronted her throughout
the evening.It got ugly and very
uncomfortable for the rest of us observing the tension between
Brandy, Lorrie Molli (Goodwill), Rhonda Gerberich (St. Francis
Hospital), Connie from Las Vegas, and Sandy, a client of
Brandy's.Lorrie, who has been known to
have a few mental issues warned Brandy "to keep her mouth shut
or she would be a ‘dead woman walking'".Rhonda was tired of all the hype "always about Brandy"
and vocalized her wish that Brandy would get out of the spot
light so she could shine.Something
happened in Las Vegas that involved Brandy, and Connie had a
blackmail note.Sandy was upset that Brandy
invested her retirement funds carelessly and lost a
significant amount.
Later in the evening Brandy was found dead with a hatchet
in her chest!It was a gruesome scene,
indeed, with blood everywhere.Detective
Dick needed the help of all EWI members and asked for
assistance.Each of us had to conduct our
own investigations, question the suspects, and review the
clues to help the detective.
The clues were: #1-the body; #2-threatening fish note from
Las Vegas; #3-the note from Cathie John; #4-"keep your mouth
shut or you're a dead woman walking" from Lorrie Molli; #5-the
bloody glove in the elevator; and #6-blood type "O
Positive".Several EWI members assisted in
the investigation - Pat Cooper (Wallacevision) took pictures
of the scene, Kathleen O'Leary (Transitional Member) helped
with the clues and four pallbearers removed Brandy's lifeless
body from the area.
After reviewing all the clues, EWI teams solved the mystery
with Detective Dick...Rhonda did it!She
had access to rubber gloves that had powder inside of them,
powder on her slacks, and the matching blood type.All the clues added up.She was very
quiet through this ordeal, but she had a score to settle with
Brandy and quietly took matters into her own
hands.
The team that was way off track and did not read the clues
at all correctly was "The KDR" Team-Kelli Holt (Lillian's),
Rita Worster (BKD), and Deb Haar (Enchanted Signs).
"The Trio"-Audrey Shrive (Aflac), Carol Bryant (Stanley
Steemer), and Jennifer Gray (Cornerstone) had the necessary
skills to read the clues correctly and determine that Rhonda
had done it!
We had an excellent networking evening!Everyone got into the role playing (some may have taken
it a bit too seriously!) but there was plenty of laughter
(good endorphins), conversation, and problem
solving.The Elks Lodge was an
incredible host and venue, the meal nourished everyone,
allowing participants to concentrate on the
murder-task-at-hand and all the ladies left with a smile on
their face and fun in their hearts after enjoying the EWI
experience.
Reporting:Susan Davis
Pat Cooper, Kathleen O'Leary, Kay Atwood, Tami
Sisneros
Robin Patterson, Marie Sweetland, Audrey
Shrive
Detective John
Madrid and Lorrie Molli
Victim Brandy Merriam!
Corporate Update
EWI Educational Corner
EWI Online Program
EWI is pleased to announce new online learning options.
These classes, offered in distinct suites, are designed for
maximum learning, while allowing you to finish a suite at your
own pace. These suites are packed full of great knowledge to
build your leadership tool kit.
Contact the Corporate
Office at 801-355-2800 with any questions.
Minutes of the
Colorado Springs Chapter EXECUTIVE WOMEN
INTERNATIONAL® 3/3/10
Call to Order:
Meeting called to order by President, Audrey
Shrive at 5:03 PM at Wells Fargo Bank, 90 S
Cascade, 2nd floor, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Roll Call:
Attendees:
Shirley Wick, Deb Haar, Kathleen O'Leary,
Dianne Crimble, Cindy Stermitz, Terri
Flores-Brown, Brandy Merriam, Rita Worster, Susan
Davis, Pat Cooper, Kathy Wallace, Christine
Ressler, Brandi Walters, Kathryn Flobeck, Elva
Munoz, Carol Bryant, Audrey Shrive, Joan
Saucerman, quorum present
Minutes:
February minutes approved as posted.
Motion by Shirley Wick, seconded Elva
Munoz
Treasurer's Report:
Rita Worster: Operating Account:
$11,592.03 BCDP: $16,396.21 Total
Cash: $27,988.24 Endowment Account:
$167,628.14 Total Assets: $195,616.38
Elva Munoz moved Treasurer's Report be accepted
as presented, Brandy Merriam seconded.
Motion passed.
Communications:
Committee Reports:
Sergeant-at-Arms - Deb Haar
February meeting attendance: 37
Members 2 Sustaining 1 Transitional 1
Life 1 Posted for membership 9 Guests 51
Total
Membership - Chris Ressler 12 firms did not
renew. However, 4 of the 12 are remaining
connected to the chapter.
41 Member Firms 7 Additional Reps 3
Sustaining Members 20 Life Members 2
Honorary Members 3 Transitional Members
Motion by Chris Ressler that Kelly Wood be a
Tier 2 Life Member on an interim basis until the
bylaws are amended, seconded by Deb Haar.
Motion passed.
Meike Alberts has requested transitional
membership. Motion by Chris Ressler and
seconded by Rita Worster to accept her as a
transitional member. Motion passed.
Kathleen O'Leary requested transitional
membership. Motion by Chris Ressler and
seconded by Shirley Wick to accept her as a
transitional member. Motion passed.
Programs - Brandy Merriam, Susan Davis
March -- Murder Mystery dinner at the Elks
Club April -Fashion Show at FAC, Carol &
Dianne May - Cosmetic Improvements, Kim Powell
at Colorado Springs Country Club June - Golf
Tournament July - Business August - Firm
night September - Marketing Discussion
regarding continuing vendors at December
luncheon.
Ways & Means - Elva
Munoz Door prizes and silent auction items
coming in. Save the Date cards will be
available at March, April and May meetings.
Will be providing list of silent auction items at
the chapter meetings and it will also be on the
website as well as on the golf carts the day of
the tournament.
Scholarship - Cindy Stermitz Rita to
coordinate with Cindy on the 4 tuition
payments. Still working on the
video. Historian - Kathryn Flobeck
Continuing to take pictures.
Hospitality - Shirley Wick, Brandi
Walters Release forms for pictures almost
complete. Ribbons will be here no later than
March 15.
Publicity - Lynda Carmichael Linda has sent
to various publications a release on new members
but not published so far.
Technical Advisor - Lorrie Todd No report.
Directory - Kathy Wallace Old listings to be
removed.
Publications - Kathleen O'Leary No report.
Nominating - Pat Cooper No report.
Have established committee to work on Bylaws.
Old Business:
Release forms will be available at
registration for photographs. They will also
be included in welcome packages for new
members. Verify forms on file for
scholarship recipients.
Chapter video compiled by Dianne
Crimble, Caroline Easton, and Pat Cooper should be
done by February.
New Business:
Carol Bryant reminded board members of deadline
to purchase ewi pin.
EWI with UCCS is sponsoring the Disney
Institute on March 23. We have a free ticket
and will have drawing at March meeting with a
suggested donation of $5 which will benefit the
scholarship fund. Only members in good
standing can enter. Members have the
opportunity to attend at a discounted price of
$345, $50 discount. Motion by Kathryn
Flobeck to send incoming President, Carol Bryant,
to the Disney Institute; seconded by Joan
Saucerman. Motion passed.
Kathleen O'Leary will talk to membership at the
March meeting about Disney Institute since she has
attended in the past.
Announcements:
Adjournment:
Shirley Wick moved we adjourn,
Brandy Merriam seconded. Meeting
adjourned at 6:19 pm.
John
Madrid and Lorrie Molli
