ALPHA GAMMA DELTA SANTA CLARA VALLEY ... 11-2010.pdfLeah Fera O"Donnell 943 Terra Bella Ave., San Jose CA 95125 (408)799-8227 (cell) JANUARY Thursday, January 13th 7:00 PM ~ Red Carpet

THE RAMBLER

Carol Newman Greene ~During 1959 Fall Rush at the University of Denver, Carol

pledged Epsilon Gamma. She was eventually named “Outstanding Pledge.” She was Mem-bership Chairman, Song Leader, Correspond-ing Secretary, and the official Panhellenic pho-tographer. She met Paul, a TKE from the Uni-versity of Colorado during her Sophomore year. They were married the next January (semester break) and she instantly became an alumna. She took a break from school to support them with the income from her birth-day party entertainment business and piano lessons.

He got a job in the aerospace industry in Santa Clara Valley, and she joined the young SCVAC. She suddenly had 35 dynamic new sisters.. In the summer of 1964 she graduated from San Jose State with a BA in Elementary Education. In Moreland School District, she taught 4th, 5th, and 6th grades in the classroom for 19 ! years, then she became Creative Arts Specialist where she used her ventriloquism skills with puppets to teach vocal music, dance, and the arts for 11 ! years. In 1997 she retired early. While she was teaching, she was scout leader for her two kids (Joy & Kevin). She danced in a mother-daughter dance troupe and was pianist at church. She also performed shows on some weekends. She was overbooked and didn"t hold an AGD office but twice she entertained and made decorations for IRD. After retirement, however, she suddenly had the time to become more involved in SCVAC! She has enjoyed being sec-retary, VP-Programs, and now editor (her favorite job). # Skyland Church gave her the title of “Ambassador of Good Will.” She has traveled by herself, with her family, or with girlfriends to six of the seven continents, and has brought along puppets. She sings in the church choir and in Elbon Singers (an altruistic group that sings for senior facilities). She enjoys time with her granddaughter, lunch with the girls, and spur-of-the moment adventures.# In 2004 she received the Arc at the Centennial Conven-tion, then in October, 2010 she was presented the Arc with Diamond by her SCVAC sisters. Both ceremonies were very meaningful to her.# “I consider SCVAC to be my chapter as well as Epsilon Gamma. I like being with all of my AGD sisters here, and have found it to be true that Alpha Gam is for life!”

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA SANTA CLARA VALLEY ALUMNAE CLUB NOVEMBER, 2010

Inspire the Woman...Impact the World! ~1~!

FROM THE PRESIDENT: I am in denial that it is actually Novem-

ber, the holidays are quickly approaching, and we are nearly halfway through our alumnae club year. Have we seen you yet this year? I hope so, but if not, we do

miss you! I am all about communica-tion, and I have sent out a number of e-mails and Facebook messages this fall. Often I get no responses whatsoever. Feedback of any kind is appreciated. I would really like to know what you are thinking. We hope to build our atten-dance in the coming months. Our events so far this year have been great: the Faultline Kick-off, the Bunco Party, and “The Perils of Eat-ing.” Carol Greene, Patty Smith, and I walked in the JDRF Walk across the Golden Gate Bridge with Jessica Lyons from the SF Bay Alumnae Chapter. The cheerleaders along the way were Delta Pi collegians at San Francisco State! We talked up the benefits of being an active alumna! As we head into the holidays, I hope that you will all take a moment to be thankful for the opportu-nity you were given the day you joined AGD. I cherish the lifelong friendships I have developed, embrace the opportu-nity to contribute to the world"s work, and look forward to getting together in the spirit of sisterhood every month. Delta. Won"t you join us? Blessings to all of you and yours during this holiday season and in the year to come. ~$Carol Richards Peske - Alpha Beta [email protected] 408-375-3363

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GOLDEN GATE JDRF WALK ~ October 23rd ~Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Carol, Jessica, Carol, & Patty ! ! Carol, Carol, & Patty

Delta Pi (SF State) undergrads cheered on the walkers at the bridge.

What a well-organized and fun walk for diabetes! Let"s do it again.



Santa Clara Valley Alumnae Club CalendarDecember-May 2010 - 2011

EVENT ! ! ! ! ! PHILANTHROPYDECEMBER!! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Wednesday, December 1st 11:30 AM ~ Let"s Shop! ! November-DecemberCalifornia Pizza Kitchen, Valley Fair Mall, Santa Clara! 1. Donate canned food Dutch Treat www.cpk.com! ! ! ! ! 2. Turn in recycing or money

Monday, December 13th 7:00 PM Christmas Cookie ExchangeLeah Fera O"Donnell943 Terra Bella Ave., San Jose CA 95125(408)799-8227 (cell)

JANUARYThursday, January 13th 7:00 PM ~ Red Carpet Party ! January-FebruaryPatty Caudle Smith! ! ! ! ! ! 1. Donate School Supplies2465 Fenian Drive, Campbell, CA 95008! ! ! Binder Paper, Folders, Spiral (408)374=9293! ! ! ! ! ! ! Notebooks,! Hand Sanitizer

Thursday, January 20th, 11:30 AM ! Eat Healthy Lunch BunchSweet Tomatoes! ! ! ! Dutch Treat625 Coleman Ave., San Jose, 95110! Bring the kids.www.sweettomatoes.com! ! Call if you need a ride.

Monday, February 14th 7:00 PM ! Chinese New Year DinnerMandarin Gourmet ! ! ! ! Dutch Treat10145 N. DeAnza Blvd., Cupertino! Celebrate the Year of the Hare.

Saturday, March 12th 11:00 AM!! Wine Tour Tasting! ! March-April-May!Byington Winery! ! ! ! Meet at the winery.!! 1. Donate Art Supplies21850 Bear Creek Road! ! ! Then we"ll picnic.! ! colored paper, scissors,Los Gatos, 95033! ! ! ! www.byington.com! glue sticks, glitter

Tuesday, March 29th! ! ! To Be Scheduled........

Saturday, April 30th 11:30 AM! ! IRDInformation later

Monday, May 9th ! 6:30 PM! ! Potluck Dinner & Officer InstallationNorma Ralston France! ! ! Bring a dish to share.22860 Old Santa Cruz Hwy, Los Gatos(408) 354-3770!



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Marcia Scott Myers/Chuck Myers

By Lucy LaValley$

Marcia Scott was my pledge trainer at Alpha Gamma Delta at $Oregon State University In 1954.$ She was an inspirational sister who was very dedicated to AGD and to ensuring that my training and com-mitment was thorough. At the end of her senior year, when I was a sophomore, she graduated and married Chuck Myers.$ Chuck was a football player and a Sigma Alpha Epsilon at OSU.$ Chuck was in ROTC at OSU and entered the U.S. Navy after his graduation. Upon his discharge from the Navy, Chuck and Marcia moved to San Jose where he accepted a position with Lockheed Corp.$ Their family grew with the birth of their two children.

# Both Chuck and Marcia were very involved in and committed to our local Santa Clara AGD Alumni Club.$ Marcia was one of the organizers of SCVAC. They would often bring their camper and set it up at Flea Markets so that our club could use it while earning money for the club.$ Chuck would also volunteer to barbecue at our SCVAC summer parties.Marcia passed away after 43 years together. In 1999 Chuck was remarried to Susan Donaldson and they en-joyed eleven happy years together.

# Chuck passed away of diabetes on October 9, 2010. He always$lived life to the fullest, with lots of exu-berance, joy, and generous hospitality to others.$ As one example of Chuck's thoughtfulness, at least once per year, Chuck would journey to Le Grande, Oregon to visit with Marcia's mother, who is a 102-year-old Alpha Gam.#GO AGD!# # $# ~The memory of a good person is a blessing. Proverbs 10:7

! ~ Our condolences go out to Karen and Bob Myers for their loss. ~

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From the Foundation ~ Making an Impact on Diabetes

As we celebrate Diabetes Awareness month, the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation is proud of the support provided to organi-zations for diabetes education and awareness. Last fiscal year, Camp Possibilities was one of the nine organizations to re-ceive a Philanthropic Grant from the Foundation.

Camp Possibilities became a reality for Jeff Dietz, who was inspired to create a place for kids to learn about and manage their disease, after hearing of his 5 year-old niece’s diagnosis. This camp serves kids with diabetes in Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Providing diabetes education and recreational experiences, the kids are empowered to take charge of their disease.

Many lives are touched through camps, family counseling programs and through the research and education about this epi-demic disease thanks to the support provided by Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation donors. For the lives impacted, thank you.

Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation 3905 Vincennes Road, Suite 105, Indianapolis, IN 46268

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NEWS FROM INTERNATIONAL !

BONNIE BROWN ~ DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAE DEVELOPMENT ~Did you know about the Alpha Gamma Delta LinkedIn group! We've got over 2,000 members

from all over the U.S. and Canada. There are some very accomplished Alpha Gams out there! A few job openings have been posted, and members are quick to make suggestions and network with members asking for professional connec-tions in a new city, or in a new career field. We've established sub-groups in real estate, non-profits, higher education and medical/health care, to connect our members with similar career interests. Search Alpha Gamma Delta International Fraternity to request to join. it's professional networking...definitely geared for

career stuff...you can recommend people, post resume and search on resume terms. [email protected]

Lunch Bunch: *et0s Grab Some Lunch! Wednesday, December 1st at 11:30 AMCalifornia Pizza Kitchen - Valley Fair2855 Stevens Creek Blvd.Santa Clara, CA 95050

&hristmas Cookie Exchange 3 Monday, December 13th at 7:00 PM # # #

Leah Fera O"Donnell"s new home## # #

943 Terra Bella Ave., San Jose, CA 95125# #

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* Bring 2 dozen cookies to swap and a container to take your goodies home.* Remember we are still collecting canned good for the food pan-try.





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CAROL GREENE ~ EPSILON ! !

! ! ! !GAMMA Paul and I took a 3 1/2 week trip to the French Pyrenees in September.$ I was the navigator in the support vehicle for eight cyclists, most

of whom were from ACTC (Almaden Cycle Touring Club).$ They started cycling in Toulouse and ended in St. Jean de Luz in the South of France

near the Spanish border.$ My broken high school French and pantomime came in handy since not many of the local people spoke English.$ The people we encountered were very warm and gracious to us.$ Cha-Cha-Cha,

my bird puppet, even was invited to attend a French elementary school class one morning in a small town.$ The children sang Frère Jacques very well with the

puppet :-) Throughout the trip the Basque food and inexpensive wines were delicious. We also hiked in the mountains, toured the Niaux Cave with ancient cave paintings on the walls, and rode the aerial tram up to the Pic du Midi.$

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CHELSEA SELLIN ~ DELTA TAU

A lot has happened since I wrote my last up-date for the Rambler; in fact, my life has al-most completely changed! First, after a long summer of job hunting, I finally got a job! I'm

an Historian with the Wells Fargo Family History Center. I'm work-ing in downtown San Francisco, doing historical and genealogi-cal research for

high net worth clients. I've been there over a month now and I'm really enjoying it. It's nice to be able to take all those years of school and put$them to use.

$$$ Second, I just rented an apartment in San Francisco! The commute from Los Gatos is pretty rough, plus I've been eager to get out on my own. So I signed a lease for a one bed-room apartment in the Lower Pacific Heights neighborhood and moved during the second week of November. Moving is never fun, but buying new furniture is!$$$ All in all, the last month has been pretty busy, but I'm eager to settle into my new life. Unfortunately, my involvement with the club has become extremely limited, but I'll do what I can and I hope everyone stays in touch!

New address:

700 Presidio Ave. #208San Francisco, CA 94115

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PAM STUART~ALPHA OMICRON I was the players" Doctor for the Fry's Open

Golf PGA tourna-ment in October. My younger son, Daniel, is applying to col-leges. I just got back from a trip to south-ern California where

I spent Parent weekend with my son, Ben, at USC. Busy at work and training my "puppy," Coda, a purebred white German Shepherd. [email protected]

LEAH O"DONNELL~ OMICRON The last few months have been extremely

busy and stressful, but very exciting as well. $We have moved! $However, most of our furni-ture is still at the old house for stag-ing. My beloved

house is on the market now and is in the best shape of its life. $Check it out (and pass along to any friend you may know who are looking): MLS # 81048712 http://mlslistings.com/681-WILLOW-GLEN-WY-San-Jose-CA~i19$997227$RES Even with all this, we managed to get away. In September, we went for a weekend trip to Malibu. $The next weekend we went camping in Guerneville. We have spent much of the last two months prepping the house for sale, moving, and settling in. $We are now busy do-ing little fix-ups and personalizing the new house, and are beginning to personalize it.

Claire has adjusted quite well to the move and is enjoying the new house, yard, and neighborhood kids. She is ramping up on her conversational skills and memory. She likes to discuss what we are doing, what we did and what we are going to do. $She is counting to ten and knows most of her colors in Spanish and English. She is also a singing fiend! $She loves to sing Twinkle Twinkle, Old MacDon-ald, and Frère Jacques. $She also likes to make up parodies to Twinkle, Twinkle. Claire was very excited to have her second birthday party with her friends at the new house. $$Enjoy the photos:http://picasaweb.google.com/leahfera/ClaireMonth23And24#http://picasaweb.google.com/leahfera/CamingInGuerneville?pli=1#

Address: 943 Terra Bella Ave.

San Jose, CA $95125 [email protected]

Leah"s cell: 408-799-8227

CAROL VOSS ~ OMICRONIn the "time flies" category, I just celebrated 10

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GINNY SMITH ~BETA The time seems to fly by faster than a speed-ing bullet! I had such good intentions of get-ting to the September, then October & No-

vember meetings, but...I flew to MN in September to catch up with a high school friend I hadn't seen in years; October found me up in the Tahoe/Kirkwood area at meeting time & Novem-ber I had a house guest

for two weeks!! In between these activities, I've been doing my volunteer work at the Echo Shop, which raised over $76,000 to give to non-profits last year & is celebrating its 50th year - quite an impressive feat for a small shop, don't you think? I also chaired a church dinner for 200 people in mid-October & par-ticipated in a fund-raiser at Summerwinds nursery. This Saturday, (Nov.6th) I will help the friend whose book I helped with, at a book-signing session - the 3rd one this year. Activi-ties with friends & my family,$ keep me busy and I wonder how I ever did things while I was working! Guess that's what keeps me going! Happy Thanksgiving to all$-I'm going to make every effort to be at the December meeting!

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SARAH CLISH ~ OMICRON The only new thing is that I am installing all

new windows (all 23 of them) in my home. The installation is to help with energy efficiency and to take advantage of the $1500 tax credit prior to year end. Jim and I are hosting our families for Thanksgiving, and this will be the first time that I will cook a turkey. In

the past, I have purchased a turkey pre-cooked from Zanotto"s, but at 48, I think I can now graduate!# [email protected]

NORMA FRANCE ~ BETA I had my elbow "cleaned up" on the 22nd of October - bone chip, fluid, re-attach tendon - and it was successful and I have had very little

pain.$ Mind you, I used Vi-codin at the first hint, so kept I ahead of it.$ I actually played bridge last Friday - with help on shuffling. We are heading down to Palm Springs for a long week-end - the impetus being the car auction.$ Dick and his

brother are volunteer drivers and have a blast driving all the different cars up onto the auc-tion block.$ Then we will head home for Thanksgiving. [email protected]

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DEBBY HALL~DELTA XI I have been busy pulling out my pumpkin and

tomato plants now that the cool weather seems to be settling in to stay. I can hardly believe Halloween has passed and an-other season of growing summer

vegetables is over. My dreams of growing a "giant" pumpkin didn't turn out too well with the cool weather we had all summer. We ended up with one pumpkin approximately 40 pounds. There's always next year... :-) I've had a great time coaching Reagan's soccer team this season. I love walking across the school campus and having my players run up to say hi to "coach Debby". So fun!

The West Valley Walk-a-thon event that I co-chaired turned out to be a great success. We raised a record-breaking amount of money to support all the beneficial PTA programs at the school. Trevor walked 10 miles that day...abig surprise for all of us, especially his grand-parents who sponsored "per lap". We're excited to celebrate Thanksgiving in a couple weeks and remember all the things we have to be grateful for in our lives. Christ-mas will be here before we know it! The kids are already making their lists for Santa andlooking forward to all the fun traditions we have during the holidays. I'm looking forward to seeing everyone at the next meeting! [email protected]

SANDY GRIFFIN ~ DELTA IOTAWe spent two weeks in Florida at a timeshare that is actually within the gates of Disney World.$ Part of our stay was for the National

and World Left-Handed Golfers tournament.$ It was fun to see people from all over, and time in some of the Disney parks was also great fun.$ I also discov-ered that the national AARP Conference was

happening at the Orlando Convention Center during the last part of the week of the tourna-ment so I attended it for part of two days.$ It had an amazing number of people and lots of exhibits.$ Since I fall into the AARP category now, it was fun to learn a bit more about some of the benefits and hear some of the speakers.$ The inspiring man that the movie, Pursuit of Happyness was about spoke.$ Most recently, our family has been quite excited about the San Francisco Giants.$ We split season tickets with out oldest son so were given the "opportunity" to buy post sea-son tickets.$ We got to go to a couple of the play-off games and then the second World Se-ries Game.$ We watched the ones in Texas on TV, but even that was fun as we had a family dinner with some of our Chico relatives for one of the games and our three sons and their families gathered together$in San Jose to watch the Monday night game when they won the$title.$ Even though we were not with them, the phone calls were fun and it is great to know they would want to be together to do such a thing, even though our second son had to come down from Santa Rosa to do it.$ They all got to go to the parade, but we watched it on TV from here.$ I do hope to make it to an event some time this year.$$ I do miss those I know and would like to meet the newer mem-bers. [email protected]







CAROL PESKE ~ ALPHA BETA Our fall has revolved around Erich visiting schools and deciding where he will go to col-

lege and swim next year. It has been a roller coaster and, in the end, was a very difficult decision, but he decided that Stanford is the place for him! We could not be prouder. He has worked very hard to get to this place, both

academically and aquatically, and it has now paid off. Now he can relax and settle back into his "normal" high school routine and perhaps his parents can too. To top it all off, Richard just celebrated his 50th birthday. His sister came from Milwaukee for the festivities. We will be home for the holidays and look forward to having Chris back home from Davis for a few weeks. He is in his senior year and really getting into his major, archaeology. He just applied for a grant to analyze some Native American bones that were dug up west of Sacramento to see where they came from and how they died! Following in the footsteps of his grandpa who would be so proud if he were still with us! Life is good! [email protected]

DALLYN NEWMAN ~ PHI I have no interesting news. $Lately my days

are spent on a little gardening, reading ballot material to pre-pare for voting, doctor ap-pointments, and paying bills. [email protected]

PATTY SMITH ~ GAMMA PHI Fall started with our usual trip up to Oregon, to see the final six plays of the year at the Ore-gon Shakespeare Festival.$ From there, we

headed north to take Deirdre back to the Uni-versity of Washington for her Junior year.$ We returned home and sent our summer "daughter" back to UC Davis the

next week.$ Fortunately both girls were back at school, when I found out that my$aunt had died in Alabama.$ She had been in the hospital for nine weeks and my 84 year-old mother had been taking care of her.$ I was able to head out to$try to help with clean-ing out her house$and getting my mom to rest.$ I missed the September Alpha Gam meeting but made it back in time for Lunch Bunch.$$We had a great time there and at Bunco. Most of October was spent substitute teaching and going to the doctor.$ I am not good about going for check-ups so I dedicated a couple of weeks to seeing all my doctors.$ I had a lot of fun with the Carols (Greene and Peske) and Jessica from the San Francisco Alumnae Chapter$on the JDRF walk.$ We took forever to walk across the bridge,$ stopping to talk to$the girls directing the walkers who were$AGD undergraduates from SF State.$$$We also met one of the new members (who I probably scared to death by squealing and giving her a hug).$ My husband, Jeff, con-tinues his sailing out of the Berkeley Marina and is in the process of buying a second sailboat.$ (I'm not sure how he plans to sail two boats).$ This one will be small enough to pull on$a trailer, so he will be able to take it to Tahoe.$ I'm looking forward to my daughter returning for Thanksgiving and for the fact that friends are hosting this year, so I don't have to clean my house. [email protected]









BETTY WYATT ~ DELTA EPSILON I still have two neutered females and l un-altered male cat$who are nine months old and

desperately need new homes.$ They are lovely, healthy kitties. The girls, Panda and Nibbles, had all the goodies when they had their coming-out party at the Vet's.$ Ditto, the male, is a

handsome big tuxedo (black with white paws, whiskers, and bib). They unfortunately were born with a bumper crop of kittens in February and we were unable to get rid of them. The Humane Society won't take them because they have a shelter (with us). I tried every way I could to get the San Jose shelter or one of the cat rescue groups to take them.$ I guess they know$a Patsy when they see her so I am stuck with them.$ I couldn't even give them away on Hallowe'en night as treats--kids were enthused but there was always a parent to say no. [email protected]

LUCY LAVALLEY ~ PHI I spent a week in Tulelake, California where I

have a house and ranches. It is my hometown and I al-ways find lots of old school friends. [email protected]

$lpha Gamma Delta, loving sis/rs everywhere,

PAMELA MAKER~ALPHA BETAThe Maker-Benson family had a busy Fall. $Meredith is a sophomore at Los Gatos High

School, and plays snare on the marching band drum line. $Pamela chaired the annual chocolate bar fund-raiser, and sold lots of baked potatoes at home football games. $Chris joined the "Pit Pop" army, hauling and loading equip-

ment for the games and competitions. $It's been a great season, check out their show here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Eh5482DxpA. $Time to put away the orange booster shirts and move on to concert season, yay!# Matthew is in Boy Scouts and Chris is an Assistant Scoutmaster for the troop. $They are a high adventure troop and take trips monthly. $November was the Pinnacles...and Matthew was grubmaster for his patrol. $The steak dinner with baked beans (1 can per scout) and Hawaiian sweet rolls were a big hit. $He's at the middle school now, and plays trumpet in the 6th grade band.

# Pamela volunteers weekly at both schools and with Music Boosters. $Besides the usual stuff, she's having great fun trying a yoga class.# We are heading to the San Diego area for Thanksgiving, to visit family, Legoland, and a college or two. $Never too early to start look-ing these days, they tell us. $Christmas will find us in Michigan with more family. $In the meantime...off to bake some cookies. $Looking forward to seeing everyone in [email protected]








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SOME TREASURER SNIPPETS:

Support FeesThank you to the 20 sisters who are sup-porting our club this year!$ To join the "in" crowd and get your very own updated 2010-2011 Roster, please send your check for $25 to Alpha Gamma Delta today.$ Mail to:$ Pamela Maker, Treasurer, 69 Mariposa Ave. Los Gatos, CA$ 95030.

Not sure if you paid?$ Contact Pamela at [email protected]

Kiva.orgWe have over $270 to lend to new entrepreneurs.$ Check out Kiva.org and nominate some women who inspire you.$ We will put our money back to work at the December meeting, if not sooner!

Alpha Gamma Delta FoundationPlease help our Club support the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation.$ Simply save your CRV items and bring to the next meeting.$ Or take a trip to the recycling center and bring the proceeds.$ Or just use curbside recycling and make a donation.$ Every dollar helps a sister in need, and our annual donations help keep our Santa Clara Valley Alumnae club in good stand-ing.# # # # # #

# ~Pamela Maker, Treasurer

Joining hands !ge#er, showin4 o#ers #at we care.

~Carol Greene, Editor

SCVAC LEADERSHIP TEAM

2010"2011PRESIDENT: Carol Richards Peske

(408) 395-0625 [email protected]

VP PROGRAMS: Patty Caudle Smith


VP MEMBERSHIP: Debby Rayborn Halll


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SECRETARY: Marsha Locicero

(408)782-3099 [email protected]

TREASURER: Pamela Maker

(408) 354-7789! [email protected]

EDITOR: Carol Newman Greene


SUNSHINE: Betty Purgitt Wyatt


RITUAL: Sarah Clish


~ VP MEMBERSHIP ~Please send any contact information changes to [email protected]. As always, please forward updated Activity Sheets to me as well. ~Debby Hall(408) 736-1936! [email protected]

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