This week Katheryn Severns Avery will update us on the progress on Restoration Ranch. Her words:
Across our nation first responder agencies are stretched dangerously thin. The difficult, demanding, and dangerous work they do is causing burnout at a record pace.
When my husband, Chris, was killed in 2020 by robbery suspects fleeing from Lakewood police, I knew nothing about this world. My interactions consisted of a few well-deserved speeding tickets. But the kindness and compassion I experienced after Chris’ death and what I learned by creating an ongoing relationship with those who serve, protect, and care for us in our worst moments inspired me to act.
As you know, we have helped her with needed accessories, and hope to do more.
This week is a board meeting Wednesday. All are welcome as we meet at 5PM.
One important subject will be the implementation of new membership tactics. We have lost 10 members. We need to redouble our efforts to attract and keep new members. 70% of the clubs in our district are even or up in membership, but we are not among that group. As we heard at the area 8 meeting, we are the only club in area eight that has not grown this year.
Not much to report on golf yet, but the wheels are turning. If you want to be part of the golf project, contact chair P.J.
Hope to see a big turnout Wednesday. I am still looking for speakers and speaker ideas.
Not much to report on golf yet, but the wheels are turning. If you want to be part of the golf project, contact chair P.J.
Hope to see a big turnout Wednesday. I am still looking for speakers and speaker ideas.
