Theatre Club
Just a reminder that the Trilogy Theatre Club meets every second Saturday of the month at 9:00 am in the
Trilogy Ballroom or Multipurpose Room (should the Ballroom not be available)
There will be a notification if the venue has changed.
SAVE THE DATE!!!
DECEMBER 19TH - SAVE THAT DATE.
IT'S A THURSDAY, AND WILL BE WHEN THE THEATRE CLUB HAS ITS HOLIDAY PARTY
Remember when
Click the picture below for the slide show!
Membership Form - join the Theatre Club!
Great decision! We'd love to have you. Just click HERE and download the membership form and fill it out. You don't need to turn everything in to the Front Desk. We now have Club Mailboxes in the Clubhouse, located on the left as you face the fireplace. The mailboxes are inside the cabinets next to the Coffee Service.
Theatre Club By-Laws
Just click on the link to view the Theatre Club Addendum and the Theatre Club Standing Rules. If there is anything missing you can email any of the Club Officers.
Currently the Officers are:
President: Marc Larson
Executive Vice-President: Dave Brown
Senior Vice-President: Barbara Huff
Secretary: Joyce Johnson
Treasurer: Chuck Tebelius
Membership Director: Lynne Fabulich
Publicity Director: Mary Gates
Changes to the Bylaws are currently under review by the COA (as they are for all the Clubs) and new Bylaws/Addendums will be available here as soon as their review(s) are completed
Request for Workers at Club Events
This is for all events - plays, dinners, trips, dances, fundraisers - whatever!! We are always looking for talent - not just “on stage”. You can satisfy your creative or technical skills behind the scenes. We need trip coordinators, logistics managers, committee chairpeople, carpenters, sound and light technicians, costume designers, writers, photographers, decorators, etc. Come join the fun!
We need talent for all kinds of things - not just plays! We are always exploring different entertainment offerings, so keep your ears open. To quote a bit from the West Side Story song..."somethin's comin', I don't know what it is, but it is gonna be great..."
Things to Do Around Town: General Information
Events suggested here are for personal participation. These are just a few of the community's entertainment options:
Theater Trivia Night: Bonnie suggested having a group come in that does Trivia and we could make it all about plays, TV, movies etc. This would be at Trilogy. No information yet, but perhaps this would be a great summer activity for our year-rounders, and it could be continued during full occupancy months! If you are interested in starting this or hosting, contact Bonnie West.
Higley Center for the Performing Arts (HCPA) always has something interesting going on. Their website information for shows and tickets: Higley Center For The Performing Arts and to see their calendar go to HCPA Calendar
The Hale Theater has another season of marvelous productions available. Here is the link to their website: https://www.haletheatrearizona.com
The Queen Creek Performing Arts Center (QCPAC) website for information and tickets: Queen Creek Performing Arts Center
Chandler Center For the Arts (CCA) website link: Chandler Center For The Arts
The Grand Canyon Railway that leaves from Williams, AZ is operating and you can even stay at the historic hotel there. For more information, click this link: The Grand Canyon Railway Train
Barleen's Opera House in Apache Junction is still going strong, offering a variety of entertainments. Check 'em out for shows and cost for dinner, menu, etc. at Barleen's Dinner Show
Additional links to theater venues in and around Phoenix/Gilbert. If the link is not active, just copy and paste it into your browser.
| Ikeda Theater | www.mesaartscenter.com | Arizona Financial Theater | https://www.livenation.com |
| Herberger Theater | https://herbergertheater.org | Arizona Broadway Theater | https://www.azbroadway.org |
| Arizona Performing Arts Center | (602) 952-8447 (no website given) | Celebrity Theater | https://www.celebritytheater.com |
Support Our Local Talent!
Williams Field High School
Copy this link into your browser for tickets: https://gofan.co/app/school/AZ13223/Performing-Arts or go to the Williams Field High School website and click on the Fine Arts tab under Programs/Services.
Higley High School
Copy this link into your browser which takes you to their Fine Arts - Drama webpage: https://www.husd.org/Page/48490
Websites change all the time, so if you have no luck, just Google the school and follow the webpage instruction for public-facing events.
History of Events, Plays and Trips
These are presentations containing the pictures taken by or forwarded to Publicity for inclusion on the website. The presentation documents can be updated and reloaded as additional information is received. Any additional pictures or additional information about what happened on the trip or at the event can be incorporated into the presentation at any time.
| Year / Month | Event, Play or Trip | Link to presentation | Notes |
| 2003 - March | EVENT | Vaudeville And Beyond | Variety Show |
| 2015 - March | EVENT | Variety Show that tells a story about the residents featured in a previous play | |
| 2015 - April | TRIP | Branson, Missouri | |
| 2015 - November | EVENT | Fall Kickoff Event - Auntie Kreamsaugen | |
| 2015 - December | EVENT | Christmas Dinner | held at Trilogy |
| 2016 - April | PLAY | "The Odd Couple" | female version |
| 2017 - November | EVENT | Fall Kickoff - Marc Cordes | |
| 2018 - April | TRIP | New York Trip | |
| 2018 - December | TRIP | Branson, Missouri | |
| 2018 - December | EVENT | Dream City | |
| 2019 - February | EVENT | Welcome Back Event - Jeff Allen | This was supposed to be the welcome back event in 2018 in November but was postponed due to the parking lot renovation |
| 2019 - April | PLAY | "Don't Mention My Name" | |
| 2019 - November | EVENT | Welcome Back Event - Aaron Wilburn | No pictures were submitted for this event |
| 2021 - January - December | EVENTS | Multiple events post-COVID (see Notes) |
(1) Ice Cream Social
(2) Pie Night
(3) "Hamilton" at Gammage
(4) Highland High Christmas concert
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| 2021 - November | EVENT | Trilogy Theatre Club's Got Talent |
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| 2022 - February | EVENT | Murder In Paradise | at the Silver Star Theatre |
| 2022 - March | PLAY | "Mama Won't Fly" | |
| 2022 - November | EVENT | Breakfast Meeting | |
| 2023 - October | EVENT | Hooray For Hollywood | |
| 2024 - January | TRIP | Panama Canal Cruise on the Emerald Princess | |
| 2024 - January | EVENT | Broadway Showstoppers | at QCPAC |
NOV 2024 General Meeting Minutes
TRILOGY THEATRE CLUB MEMBERS' MEETING - November 9, 2024
Opening:
President Marc Larson called the meeting to order at 9:01am in the multi-purpose room, with 65 people in attendance. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, he welcomed everyone and commented that we are a busy club!
After a successful Double Feature Comedy Club last month, we have our Holiday Party coming up in December, and are already working on our March 2025 plays. He thanked all the volunteers who help with events, and reminded everyone of their importance in making these events a such an important part of our club. He did stress that we are still hoping to get more men to fill roles in the upcoming plays.
It seems that some members are not receiving notices/emails from the club, and if that is the case they should report that to Secretary Joyce Johnson or Publicity Chair Mary Gates.
Minutes:
Joyce reported that minutes of our October 19th meeting have been posted on our club site on myTPR, and asked for a motion to approve them as written. Karen Humbert made that motion, Teresa Larson seconded, and it approved unanimously.
Treasurer's Report:
Treasurer Chuck Tebelius reported there have been few expenses/little income since the last report, and that we have a reconciled balance of $16,960.99 as of September 30. Some expenditures have come in since then, and will appear in the next report. George Smith made a motion to accept the report, seconded by Bob Peterson, and it was passed unanimously. The report was shown in detail on screen, and Teresa Larson suggested that important numbers could be viewed more easily if they are highlighted; that will be incorporated going forward.
Membership Report:
A general statement was made due to Lynne Fabulich being on vacation. Dues are payable now, covering the rest of this year and all of next. Checks for $15 per member should be made out to Trilogy at Power Ranch (memo TTC dues) and placed in the club mailbox- no envelopes needed!
Publicity:
Mary Gates has been showcasing pictures of TTC members at various events and continues to add more. The choppy problems with the slide show shown before the meeting starts will be addressed and fixed.
Some of the pictures may show people who are no longer with us but bring back wonderful memories of them. However, if these are ever hurtful to their loved ones, please let her know that you would like to have them removed.
Events Director review:
- Comedy Club event review:
- Events Director Barbara Huff thanked everyone who helped make the Comedy Club event so much fun and showed pictures of some of the 'behind-the-scenes' work that stressed the importance of their part in it.
- A special Thank You to Mary Gates, co-host and to Steve Huff for the pictures. Volunteers are what make the club function!
- March Play 2025:
- The two casting calls were successful, and most roles are filled- though more men are needed for “60-second Singles”
- Casting will be announced soon, the goal being to have scripts to actors by mid-November so they can learn lines before rehearsals begin in January
- Ticket price will be $15.00
- Tickets will go on sale through Purple Pass early in 2025, with 150 tickets available for each performance.
- Current plans are that tickets will be for General Admission, and that people who want to sit together should enter the ballroom together. Anyone objecting this plan should let Marc or Barbara know.
- Holiday Party
- Barbara announced plans for the Holiday Party are progressing well, and again thanked the volunteers who are helping her.
- Look forward good food (feel free to BYOB), a 10-minute play, a couple even shorter ones, a talent show featuring some of our talented members, some improv, a game show - and lots of FUN!
- This event will be free to club members
- Guest ticket will be $20 and if they choose to join TTC, this cost will cover their 2025 dues.
- Christmas Tree set up and take down
- Club Christmas trees are being decorated November 21 at our reservation time of 2pm.
- Anyone interested in helping can sign up at the back table today
- Take-down for the trees is January 2nd at 10am.
- CA is holding a Club Expo on January 17th and TTC will be represented. This is the time our whole community can get a taste of what the clubs offer, get details, and meet some of their members. Do plan to attend, and encourage friends and neighbors to do the same.
Other Club input:
Mary Manning reminded us of the work the TPR Foundation does, and that they are looking for donations to be raffled off at their upcoming golf tournament. Perhaps some of our members would like to donate a themed basket in the name of TTC? Contact Mary.
Linda Calvazos promoted the Trilogy Singers Concert – tickets available on Purple Pass.
Linda Peterson reminded us about the Angel Trees on display in the Great Room, sponsored by
the Trilogy Tappers who took over that responsibility from the Trilogy Angels.
At a short 'meeting after the meeting', the Board decided to cancel the scheduled December Member Meeting - any necessary announcements will be made at the Holiday Party.
Pius Lacher made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Addie Abbruscato. The meeting ended at 9:58am.
Respectfully submitted,
Joyce Johnson
Secretary
OCT 2024 General Meeting Minutes
TRILOGY THEATRE CLUB MEMBER MEETING - October 19 2024
- President Marc Larson
- Called the meeting to order at 9am in the Multi-purpose Room.
- After standing for the Pledge of Allegiance, he reminded everyone that our usual 2nd Saturday schedule resumes next month.
- Marc commented that preparations for our 2025 play(s) are on schedule, but that many volunteers are needed.
- He also announced the passing of Rodney Shields, Rudy Earl in “Deliver us From Mama”. Steve Huff showed a video clip of him in this role, resulting in fond memories, laughs, and a few tears. Rodney will be missed.
- Secretary Joyce Johnson
- Stated that minutes of the last meeting have been posted on the club's myTPR page and asked for a motion to accept them as written. Cathy Gueci made the motion, Jenda Jones seconded, and it passed unanimously.
- Treasurer Chuck Tebelius
- Stated that there were only slight changes to the financial statement since April, and our balance as of 9/30 (last reconciled with the CA records) is $17,627.
- He further stated that since our tickets are sold via Purple Pass, we pay a $1 fee. As a result, we expect to make a little less than $100 on our up-coming Double Feature Comedy Special. A member asked why our tickets are sold that way, and if there are other options. Marc stated that will be addressed/discussed by the Board since there are pros and cons to other available options.
- Membership Chair Lynne Fabulich
- Announced 1 new member since the last meeting- now 159.
- Senior Vice President Barbara Huff (serving as Events Coordinator per the new Bylaws, still being reviewed by Trilogy BOD)
- Stated that the 10/7 Casting Call was very successful, with 26 people attending-12 of whom were new to TTC! The next/final Casting Call will be 10/28 and all members should invite friends and neighbors to attend- we are all club ambassadors! Anyone interested in an on-stage role should let Marc or Barbara know, as casting decisions will be made after 10/28. Rehearsals will begin in January.
- The Pickleball Club and Company of Friends have invited TTC to do a “flash mob” presentation promoting our club - a short, funny skit is being developed.
- Plans are complete for the sold-out Comedy Feature. If anyone is still looking for tickets, let Barbara know in case someone else is unable to attend. Also, check 'classifieds' on myTPR or the community Facebook page where people often list tickets for sale.
- Save the Date for the 12/19 Holiday party- an old-fashioned Christmas fun event, free for our members. For those joining now, their dues will be paid through the end of 2025.
- Marc announced
- The CA is scheduling a Club Expo on January 17, 9am-noon, and TTC will be represented. Plans are still being finalized, but there is a possibility it may be different from previous ones, more interactive!
- In past years, we offered many/varied off-site events, and we would like to continue that- but we need members to take charge of the activities. Think of where you would like to go, what you'd like to do. Make the suggestion and be willing to work (with others, of course!) toward that goal. Our club is all volunteer-based!
- Lynne Fabulich
- Thanked Teresa Larson for providing this month's door prize, won by Mary Cassault.
- She also thanked Dave and Ann Brown for donating next month's prize. Anyone who would like to furnish prizes for 2025, sign up with Lynne. Thanks!!
The next Member Meeting will be November 9.
A motion to adjourn was made by Teresa Larson, seconded by Curt Thompson, and the meeting ended at 10am.
Respectfully submitted,
Joyce Johnson
Secretary
SEP 2024 General Meeting Minutes
TRILOGY THEATRE CLUB GENEERAL MEETING MINUTES - September 14, 2024
Call to Order: Marc Larson called the meeting to order at 9:00 am and led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Officers Present: Marc Larson, Dave Brown, Lynne Fabulich, Barbara Huff
Approval of Minutes: Marc Larson asked for approval of the minutes of the May 11, 2024 General meeting. George Smith made a motion to accept. Elaine Thiel seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously.
Financial Report: Chuck Tebelius was not in attendance, so there was no financial report to review. Marc Larson stated that there was a balance of $17,891.58 which will be allotted to upcoming events and the March plays.
Membership: Lynne Fabulich stated 3 new members signed up, we are now at 158 members. Lynne welcomed new members Mary and Tom Cassault who were in attendance along with a visitor, Mary Walker. Attendance at the meeting reached 54 members.
Publicity: No new information to report.
AVL Update: Dave Brown reported that there a great, new group of people have joined the AVL team. As of now, there are 13 team members. CA management has approved paying experienced AVL team members. If interested, contact Dave Brown.
Barbara Huff briefly hi-lighted upcoming events, actor workshops and the March plays. More information is
below.
Barbara Huff briefly hi-lighted upcoming events, actor workshops and the March plays. More information is
below.
GENERAL BUSINESS:
By-Laws: Marc Larson explained the new By-Laws were accepted by the membership but have not been approved by the CA. Therefore, the 2018 By-Laws are still in effect.
Marc Larson stated that going forward all General meetings will now take place in the Multi-Purpose room.
March Plays: Barbara Huff announced the dates of the March plays, March 27, 28, 29th evening performances and March 30th matinee. Barbara explained a new format has been selected. Two, one-act plays will be performed in place of one long play. Each play will be approximately 40 minutes long and performed on each date. Barbara will be producer for both plays.
• Play #1 is “Sixty Second Singles”, a spoof on a reality speed dating TV show. 27 couples will be showcased. Barbara and Marc Larson performed a demo of one of the funny skits from Sixty Second Singles. Marc Larson will be the director.
• Play #2 is titled “Talent Show Fail”, which is a story about a fictional small town trying to raise money to remain on the Rand McNalley map after being threatened with elimination due to its small population. George Smith will be the director.
Barbara Huff stated that there is a need for many actors, stage crew, etc. to put on these plays. Steve Huff will be coordinating all technical aspects of the play and Lynne Fabulich returns as Costumer. Barbara explained with this new format, rehearsals will start in January and actors will not be required to attend all of them.
Actor Workshop: Marc Larson reminded the membership that the workshop will continue immediately following the general meeting. The workshop is open to the entire community.
- Casting Calls - On Oct 7th and Oct 28th, we will be holding casting calls from 4:00 – 7:00 PM in the Cafe. If you are interested in performing in either play, or helping backstage or in any way possible, please attend. Refreshments will be served. Final decision on actors’ parts will be announced at the end of November.
December 19, 2024 - Christmas Event: Barbara Huff will be host. Will need volunteers
to help. Event is free to all members and includes food and fun.
to help. Event is free to all members and includes food and fun.
Marc Larson asked the membership if they had any other ideas for plays, trips or events, please contact him or any other board member. Events at Gammage, QCPAC, Hale and Higley performing arts can be considered, also spread the word about the club as we always welcome new members.
Raffle drawing won by Jerry Pennington.
Marc Larson announced that there will be a celebration of life for Debbie Gallagher on Oct. 5th at 9:00 AM at the Bocce courts.
Upcoming events from other clubs: Lori Larsen, President of the Travel Club, announced there will be upcoming trips to New England in 2025 and in 2026, Mexico and a trip to World War II monuments. Also, on Nov 4th, there will be a presentation on Travel Insurance for the community in the Ballroom at 5:30 pm.
Marc Larson reminded the membership that the Trilogy Singers holiday concert will be on December 7th at 7:00 PM in the Ballroom.
Next General Meeting will be on October 12 at 9:00 am in Multi-Purpose Room
Adjournment: Larry Thiel moved to adjourn the meeting. Cathy Gerdl second. Motion carried unanimously. Adjourned at 9:45 am.
Submitted by,
Lynne Fabulich, Membership Director
for Joyce Johnson, Secretary
Lynne Fabulich, Membership Director
for Joyce Johnson, Secretary
MAY 2024 General Meeting Minutes
TRILOGY THEATER CLUB MEMBERSHIP MEETING MAY 11, 2024
WELCOME:
President Marc Larson called the meeting to order in the multi-purpose room at 9:05 AM. He thanked the people responsible for putting on the play. He led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance.
OFFICERS' REPORTS:
Secretary: In Joyce Johnson’s absence Marc asked for a motion to approve the minutes from the previous general meeting. The minutes are posted on My TPR. Bonnie West moved to approve the minutes and Addie Abbruscato seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Treasurer: Chuck Tebelius reported that we currently have funds totaling $18,557.05 which represents everything from the play after any outstanding expenses. He explained how we have this reserve in order to fund all future events, such as the October and December events coming up as well as any expenses related to future plays. Marsha Dahl made a motion to accept the report, Elaine Thiel seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Linda Lukey was again thanked for bringing the Theatre Club into solvency in the previous term.
Membership: Lynne reported we currently have 156 members. There will continue to be a general meeting raffle and donuts as this was intended to increase general meeting attendance. Future efforts to increase attendance could include providing coffee once again. Lynne asked if everyone got their raffle ticket for the May door prize.
Publicity: Mary had no new updates.
Exec VP: Dave Brown and volunteers re-painted the stage floor. He asked for volunteers for the AVL team, if you are interested. There is manual, online, and OTJ (on-the-job) training in addition to regular meetings where members can compare notes regarding how various events went relative to the AVL requirements, and any learnings that can be shared.
Events Director: Barbara Huff thanked Teresa Larson for the lovely greeting cards which is today’s raffle prize. She asked for any of our other talented members to sign up to contribute toward other future raffle gifts since we would like to continue doing this.
Barbara Huff introduced a new event. The Club will host an open casting call designed to generate community interest in the Theatre Club. She shared a poster to advertise dates for the casting call events during the Summer and Fall. The poster will be promoted as part of the weekly CA Lifestyle push. She asked the membership to talk it up in their individual neighborhoods and groups in which they may participate.
Barbara reported that she has spoken to current and previous cast members, as well as audience members for the purpose of obtaining input for our 2025 play. Main takeaways were:
1) A full 2-act play is too long for actors and audience
2) Actors prefer a shorter rehearsal period
Barbara said that the Board recently voted that the Theatre Club would offer several shorter plays instead of one longer play. It is anticipated that 11 weeks of rehearsal will be sufficient. Chuck suggested that we request extra weeks just to be safe.
Marc will appoint a committee for play selection over the summer months. He asked for any members who have seen any shorter plays that are fun or interesting to make tht information known to Barbara or one of the Board members.
Shirline Kish asked if we could adjust or edit a play to shorten it. Marc responded that often there is a copyright issue, and we can’t do that. An author considers his or her play to be a work of art and adjustments are not allowed beyond perhaps making a change in language to make the dialogue acceptable to an audience (e.g. removing cuss words)
Barbara noted that efforts to recruit a 2025 production team are also underway, including multiple dramatic directors, technical director, set designer, costume designer, and stage/props manager. Anyone interested in joining the production team should contact Barbara.
BY-LAWS RESTATEMENT:
The COA said in March that we must re-state bylaws to be consistent with all clubs. We restructured the wording of our bylaws and submitted it to the COA for approval of the original wording. Some of the changes that were instituted were the definition of what is a quorum, a definition of the duties of the officers, and structure around honorariums and gifts. There had previously been a vote using Constant Contact which included the extra language in a separate sheet. It was also clarified that we have to have an odd number of Board members – a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 7. It was also clarified that we have 4 officers and 3 additional Board members. All the duties of the 4 officers contain some functions that are delegated today, such as posters and new articles given to the Publicity Board member.
Chuck Tebelius advised the membership he was voting “NO” because of a few factors: he disagreed with the reduction of a quorum to 25% (which is the COA standard) instead of the 40% we currently have. He felt it might concentrate too much power in too few hands. He disagreed with using Constant Contact as a venue to collect votes as he viewed it as a non-secure system and he disagreed with having the liability waiver requirement.
Marc offered the membership the opportunity to change their vote if they disagreed with any of the changes or to vote initially if they missed the Constant Contact push. No one opted to change their vote. The electronic vote tabulation (Constant Contact) results were 78 votes out of which 77 voted “YES” and 1 voted “NO.” Adding Chuck’s NO vote to the result there were then only 2 votes for NO.
Marc explained that this result would be shared with the COA who still must approve the restated bylaws including the additional Notes sheet. If they approve it the bylaws still must clear the Documents Committee. If there is any rejection of the bylaws as we are sending them, it means we will have to go back to square one and re-do everything again for the next cycle.
Marc called for a motion to approve the bylaws as presented. A motion to accept was made by Teresa Larson and seconded by Cathy Gueci. The motion was carried with 1 opposed.
BUSINESS:
- Hale’s 2025 Season—Carrie Mercer is currently chairing the Hale contact position. Since so many of our Theatre Club members are also Fun Savors members, she will be coordinating our Hale play choices with Fun Savors to ensure we don’t overlap. Marc also said if any members have any ideas for an outside event, please make that information known to the Board so we can begin planning for it.
- Actors' Workshop will follow this meeting, reading “The Power of No.” In these workshops we do readings – no memorization – from a book of monologues and gently critique delivery. It is a fun learning experience. Everyone is invited to join in and can also choose to just listen.
- Utah trip, July 15-19-- Bonnie West said all the information is out on MyTPR and there is a wait list. Currently, all 33 people who are going have paid up and are good to go. No decision has been made yet on whether there will be a pre-trip get together. Information will be sent out if that decision is made.
- Fall Event, October 26—Barbara shared the poster that will be included in the CA Lifestyle weekly activity push. This event feature two comedians, sweet and savory finger food with coffee table service. More than 10 members have already signed up to help. Mary Gates will be chairing the event and serving as its MC. The price for the tickets will be $14.00, aa bargain compared with the COA event priced at $10 in which there will be one comedian and no food. This event is intended to generate publicity for the Theatre Club in hopes of attracting new members for our club. It is not intended to be a fundraising event as it has been in the past. Tickets will be available via Purple Pass since this event is open to the Trilogy community. The question was raised as to how you can get a food handler’s license and Lynne Fabulich said she would send out the information to the membership.
- Holiday event, December 19—A Holiday Event will take place in the Ballroom. The event will be free to all Theatre Club members. Barbara is organizing a commit to plan event details and they will begin to meet after the September general meeting.
We are looking for ideas and hosts for other outside events, including possible travel destinations. A guideline for hosts will be created soon.
TRILOGY HAPPENINGS, OTHER CLUBS, etc.:
Barbara will be presenting “Secrets of the Brain” as part of the CA’s Time to Discover series and you can sign up via Purple Pass. The event is free.
Our next meeting will be September 14 at 9 AM – target location is the ballroom, but information will be provided via Constant Contact if there is a change in venue.
Lucky winner of the raffle—Curt Thompson (May door prize donated by Teresa Larson)
A motion to adjourn was made by JoAnn Derbenti, seconded by Sandy Tebelius, and the meeting adjourned at 9:55 AM.
Respectfully submitted,
Mary Gates for Joyce A Johnson, Secretary
