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THEGold Wing Road Riders AssociationMaryland/Delaware DistrictChapter Bwww.gwrramdb.orgDecember is hereand the lastmonth of theyear, time flieswhen you areas the top 3 men and top 3 women inthe District.having fun;hopefully therewill be some warm days to getin some riding, however,please be careful.LineWednesday, December 25th – Happy Holidays to you and your family.Maryland/Delaware District VisitationProgram & High Mileage Program:Special thanks to everyone for your visitations and for participating in the HighMileage Program, both programs endedNovember 15, 2019, Shirley has submittedall the informtion to the District Visitation& Mileage Coordinator.At the District Rally, WinterThing,whichwill be held January 9 – Janary 11, 2020there will be an announcement:For the Chapter that accumulated the highest number of points for visitation, thatChapter will receive a plaque and 100, 50 will be awarded to the second place, and 25 awarded to thethird place.The High Mileage Award will be awardedto the Chapter whose top 10 Membersmileage combined is highest, as wellVol. XXIXIssue 12November 16th Gathering Winners:50/50 Drawing:1st Place – Kirk Williams2nd Place – Charles Dorsey3rd Place – Raymond DuncanChapter Shirt / Vest – Raymond DuncanRide Schedule Meeting:Attending the Planning meeting on 14 November were: Kirk, Lillian, Darryl, Bruce,Kenneth: on Zoom call were Joe & Mary,Regina, Shirley-the purpose was to plan the2020 Chapter Ride Schedule, there was alot of input for rides and events, the rideschedule is scheduled to be published inJanuary. Special thanks to everyone.Saturday, December 21, 2019 – MDChapter B Gathering, Golden Corral (Atthe Boulevard), 1001 Shoppers Way, Largo, MD, we eat at 8:00am and meet at9:00am.Events for 2020:Wednesday, January 1, 2020 – PolarBear Ride, Meet for 9:00am departurefrom Capital Plaza McDonald, 6200 Annapolis Rd, Landover Hills, MD, Route450.December 2019
WILLING WORKER BEESChapter DirectorCharles & Shirley Dorseyshydee@comcast.net301-843-7721Assistant Chapter DirectorLillian Cruz 301.257.2557lillian.cruz-bradford@comcast.netRider CoordinatorDarryl Fielderdarryl.fielder@verizon.netCouple of the YearMember Enhancement Coord.Treasurer & Newsletter EditorMary Griffith & Joe SartoriShirley Dorseyshydee@comcast.netKenneth Trass 301.430.5119trass5gw@comcast.netGoodie Store ProprietorMotortist Awareness Coord.Logistics Coord. & WebmasterKenneth Trasstrass5gw@comcast.netAaron Cainacain64@yahoo.comCharlene Foggcharley.r.fogg@gmail.comMs. SunShineVisit & Mileage CoordinatorRide for Kids CoordinatorsLillian Cruz301.257.2557Shirley Dorseyshydee@comcast.netLillian Cruz, /Mileage CoordinatorChapter GreeterSpecial Events CoordinatorCommunity Outreach CoordShirley Dorseyshydee@comcast.netHarry Dockery301-575-7097Regina n Dixon(CONT)11:30 am - Chapter Brunch – Silver Diner, WoodmoreTown Centre, 9151 Ruby Lockhart Boulevard, Lanham,MD 20706, 240-487-7490Thursday, January 9 – Saturday, January 11, 2020 –Maryland-Delaware District, WinterThing: Hyatt Place,Dewey Beach, Delaware, Registration Fees – GWRRAMember 65.00, Non Member 70.00, Rooms per Night–Queen/Queen 89.00, King 89.00. 2 bedroom Condos 149.00. Registration forms available at Chapter Gathering & at District website: http://gwrra-md-de.org.Saturday, January 18, 2020:Chapter B Gathering - Golden Corral (At the Boulevard), 1001 Shoppers Way, Largo, MD, FOR THISGATHERING ONLY - we eat at 7:30am and meet at8:00am. Afterwards the Chapter Business Meeting willstart – this meeting is for ALL Chapter B Members, oneof the things we will do at this meeting is get nominationsfor Member of the Year for 2019, as well as discuss otherChapter events, etc., so it is very important that you attend.Friday, February 14 – Saturday, February 15, 2020 –Virginia District, Wingless Weekend:Best Western Hotel & Resort – Historic District, 351 YorkStreet, Williamsburg, VA,757.229.4100, deadline for Reservations February 6, 2020, deadline for Registration isFebruary 1, 2020, Theme – “Celebrating Your InnerChild”.Saturday, March 14, 2020 – MD Chapter B 30th Anniversary – Temple Hill Elks Lodge, 7350 Temple HillRoad, Temple Hills, MD 20748. 20 per person. Time12:00noon – 4:00pm Registration form due by Saturday,February 29, 2020. Flyers will be available at the ChapterPage 2Gathering and on Chapter B Website. Please make an effort to attend and help celebrate30 years.Thursday, March 19 – Saturday, March 21, 2020 – 41stAnnual Florida District Gathering of the Wings: Preregistration by March 1, 2020. Hilton Hotels & Resorts, 350Northlake Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Florida, Rate 115(includes Breakfast for 2); Gold Wing Raffle – New GoldWing or 10,000 Cash, 2nd drawing - 1,000 Cash, 3rddrawing - 500 Cash.Thursday – Saturday, March 26, 27, 28, 2020 – Louisiana District, Mardi Gras Madness Rally,the Rally will be held at the Courtyard Marriott, Houma,Louisiana – as soon as flyers are available will let youknow.Saturday, March 28, 2020 - MD Chapter H, 23rd AnnualSpaghetti Dinner & Bingo. Joppa-Magnolia VolunteerFire Company, 1403 Old Mountain Rd, South, Joppa, MD21085. As soon as flyers are available we will let youknow.Saturday, April 25, 2020 – Spring Car/Bike Show,Queens Chapel UMC, 7410 Old Muirkirk RD, Beltsville,MD 30705, time 8:30am – 2:00pm, Registration Fee 15.00. Flyer available at Chapter Gathering.Saturday, May 2, 2020 - Chapter B Fun Day & Motorcycle Rodeo, Temple Hill Elks Lodge, 7350 Temple HillRoad, Temple Hills, MD 20748. 17.00 per person. Time9:30am Chapter Gathering, 10:00am Fun Day starts. Registration due Saturday, April 11, 2020, Flyer available atChapter Gathering, and on Chapter B Website.Sunday, May 3, 2020 @ 10:00am – 20th Annual BikeBlessing – Queen’s Chapel United Methodist Church,7410 Muirkirk Rd, Beltsville, MD.(Continued on page 3)
Page 3Notes from the Educator—Tire PressureMore temperature sensitivethan you might thinkBy: James R. DavisAs we are now into the colder months of theyear I thought it appropriate to post a reminder about tire pressures and the effect oftemperature on same.Stamped on the outside of many of your tiresis a recommended tire pressure range. (Atleast an upper limit.) For longest tire life it ismy recommendation that you strive to keepthem at the higher limit of those recommendations (regardless of what your motorcycleowner's manual might say to the contrary.)Further, this pressure should be determinedwhile the tires are cold - meaning, have notbeen used for a couple of hours.Time and outside temperature effect the pressure within your tires. It is NORMAL for atire to lose about 1 pound per square inch(psi) per month. Outside temperatures affectyour tire pressure far more profoundly, however. A tire's pressure can change by 1 psifor every 10 degrees Fahrenheit of temperature change. As temperature goes, so goespressure.For example, if a tire is found to have 38 psion an 80-degree mid-summer day, it couldlose enough air to have an inflation pressureof 26 psi on a 20-degree day six monthslater. This represents a loss of 6 psi over sixmonths and an additional loss of 6 psi due tothe 60 degree temperature reduction.At 26 psi, your tire is severely under inflatedand dangerous!There is nothing wrong with your tire if itbehaves like this, of course. What is beingillustrated here is that you MUST check yourtire pressure on a regular basis (about once aweek is reasonable) and to be particularlyaware of it on cold days.Copyright 1992 - 2016 by The MasterStrategy Group, all rights reserved.http://www.msgroup.org(James R. Davis is a recognized expert witness in the fields of Motorcycle Safety/Dynamics.)(CONT)(Continuedfrom page 2)There will also be a Dinner ride to Friendly FarmsRestaurant, 17434 Foreston Rd, Upperco, MD 21155Saturday, May 9, 2020 – 28th Spring Fling, PA ChapterB, Lancaster Central Park, Kiwanis Drive, Pavilion #22,Pre-Registration deadline: May 2, 2020.Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 14, 15 & 16, 2020 Pennsylvania District Rally, Altoona Grand Hotel, 1 Sheraton Drive, Altona, PA 16601, Theme: “Ride Back inTime”. Discounted Registration postmarked by03/31/2020; Full Price Registration Postmarked 04/0104/30/2020.Tuesday – Saturday, June 30 – July 4, 2020 -WingDing 42: Will be held in Springfield, Missouri, Registration is available on GWRRA websiteBee Safe and Have Fun!Thanks.Charles & Shirley DorseyMD Chapter B DirectorsGWRRA Life MembersGWRRA Life Grand Master Tour RidersFormer MD District DirectorsRide for Kids VolunteersMembership Enhancement CoordinatorWinterThing 2020 is only a month away and I look forward to seeing you all in Dewey Beach, Delaware. What a wonderful event it will be. Lot of activities and seminars will be available for you to enjoy. For example, CPR/First Aid training will be offered. There will be classes of all kinds offered for general riding education and personal knowledge thatsupport being a safer rider and co-rider. There will also be classes available to support member development. Chapterlife and your interactions within the chapter are important. There will be classes available to support chapter development.During one of my Chapter gatherings I was discussing the Rider Education Levels Program. A question was asked. Canco-riders participate in the Levels Program? The answer is YES! They can achieve the same levels as the riders. Thereare classes that support co-rider development and increase their joy in riding. One such class is the Co-Rider Seminar.The Co-Rider Seminar provides education and information that will result in increased awareness and greater team interaction (between rider and co-rider) while motorcycle riding.(Continued on page 5)
From Your Assistant Chapter DirectorI want to thank everyone for the participation and support you have given the Chapterand the District as we say good bye to 2019. I hope everyone was able to participatein as many events on our Ride Schedule as possible. Darryl Fielder, Rider Coordinator did a get job planning and coordinator our rides. There were local and long distance events. We went to Wing Ding in Knoxville, TN. There were to trips to Canada. There was an Iron But ride and we now have a few more members who belongto that organization. There have been ice rides, lunch rides, Chat-n-Chew. We hada Fun Day and Rodeo and a Bike Blessing. We gave back to the community throughthe Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation’s Ride for Kids, Community Basket at Thanksgiving and a Family for Christmas just to name of few of the events in 2019.We will start 2020 with a Polar Bear Ride. If the weather cooperates, I hope you willcome out to ride with the Chapter. If not, please join us for lunch at the Silver Diner, Woodmore, MD. There will be more information at the Decembergathering.On Monday, I attending the Homegoing service for Kirk Williams. Pleasekeep Maxye and Grayson and their families in your prayers. It was a beautiful service. The Chapter was well represented. We look forward to Maxyeand Grayson continuing their participation in the Chapter. Grayson joinedthe chapter first and Kirk followed shortly thereafter. He participated in allthe Chapter’s activities. We will miss him.WinterThing is just around the corner. It’s a perfect time to take courses/seminars. Rider Education, First Ad and CPR, and Membership Enhancement are just a few of the topics. I hope you can come out to join us.Our January 18, 2020 meeting will also include our annual Business meeting. Please bring any rides or activities that you would like to include in our2020 Ride Schedule.I hope everyone had a blessed Thanksgiving. While I was home for Thanksgiving, we celebrated my Mom’s82nd birthday.I wish each of you a blessed and safe Holiday Season (Merry Christmas, Happy Kwanzaa and Happy NewYear’s). I hope everyone can participate in the Chapter’s Polar Bear ride and lunch on January 1, 2019.I wish everyone in the Chapter a safe, healthy, and blessed Holiday Season and Happy New Year!Lillian CruzGrand Master Tour RiderMaryland District COY CoordinatorMaryland B Assistant Chapter DirectorLook twice and save a life!!!Ride in the New Year2020POLAR BEAR RIDE9:30 AM ONE JanuaryMcDonalds at Capital Plaza6200 Annapolis RoadLandover Hills, MDPage4 4Page
Membership Enhancement Coordinator(Continued(cont)Page 5from page 3)The objective while riding is to have Fun and do it safely. The more knowledgeable and prepared we are to reducerisk the better. Remember risk reduction is key, there is never a bad day to learn something new whether you are arider or a co-rider. GWRRA offers classes to support rider and co-rider development. A lot of these classes will beavailable at WinterThing 2020.Again WinterThing 2020 is just around the corner. Come support our District Rally. If you have not registered pleasedo, you will see some old friends and meet some new ones. But more importantly there will be activities for all toattend and have Fun with.Larry & Penny Anthony, Directors of Membership Enhancement, are looking for additions to the Fun Activities Guide.They stated in the October Insight that they are exploring possibilities for fun new activities at Wing Ding 42. Suggestions received thus far are Chapter Feud (like Family Feud), Wingo (bingo), and the Not So New Newlywed Game(married over 10 years). They are asking for ideals. The ideals do not have to be tilted toward contests or awards, justsomething to sit down with friends and have fun! So, if you have some ideals or suggestions please submit them. Thisis an opportunity to provide input for updating the Fun Activities Guide and for providing a possible fun activity forWing Ding 42.Darryl Fielder,District Membership Enhancement CoordinatorMaryland/Delaware Chapter GatheringsMaryland District Directors - Danny & Paulette Horton, candyorange18@gmail.comDE-A - 2nd Saturday, Eat 0830 Meet 0900 (1000 Eat/Meet Winter), Route 40 Diner, 1705 Pulaski Hwy, Bear, DE 19701 ,C/D Rick Hein, 302-750-4649, rickshein@gmail.comDE-B - 1st Saturday, Eat/Meet 0800, Pizza King, 300 W Stein Hwy, Seaford, DE 19973 ,C/D Kenneth & Lois Ingram , 410 208-4803, ken.lois@mchsi.comMD-B - 3rd Saturday, Eat 0800 Meet 0900, Golden Corral, 1001 Shoppers Way, Largo MD,C/D Charles & Shirley Dorsey, 301 843-7721, shydee@comcast.netMD-F - 2nd Saturday, 8 am Eat/ 9 am Meet Golden Corral, 17635 Valley Mall Road, Hagerstown, MdC/D Jeff and Jeanie Kauffman, 301-667-5617 , J Kauffman@myactv.netMD-H – 4th Sunday eat at 8 am – Meet at 9 am Golden Corral, Route 40, Aberdeen, MDC/D Kevin Paul, 443-834-2608, 750kaw@gmail,comMD-I - 1st Sunday eat & meet at 9:00 am – The Riverview Restaurant at the Wicomico Shores Golf Course, 35794 Aviation YachtClub Road, Mechanicsville, MDC/D Bob & Julie A'Hearn, 301-997-1254, rahearn914@aol.comMD-J - 3rd Sunday eat at 8 am – Meet at 9 am, South County Café, 5918 Deale Churchton Rd, Deale, MDC/D Terry Gardner, 410- 255-3672, a90098@verizon.netMD-L Gathering 2nd Sunday eat at 8 am – Meet at 9 am, Denny’s, 8493 Ocean Gateway, Easton, MDC/D Ken Groves, 410-507-0949, kfgroves@comcast.net
Please Visit Our SupportersGreetings & Salutations from Ms. SunshineDecember BirthdaysWilliam BrentGeorge JonesDwight BrooksLillian CruzKenneth TrassIsaac JacksonLashawn Harris12/1512/1912/2412/2512/2612/2912/30SICK AND SHUT-INIn remembrance of Kirk Williams,please keep Maxine “Maxye” Williams’and Grayson Dixon’s families in yourprayers.Please keep Bruce Hill in your prayersduring his recovery.December AnniversariesReggie & Renee Mitchell 12/28Page 6Please remember to keep our sick andshut-in’s in your prayers.
Words From Our District DirectorsPage 7December, A month of giving, sharing, visiting, being with family and friends anddon’t forget the parties. Wishing all of you the best the season has to offer andplease do not forget those that sacrifice their time and families to protect andserve us, both far and near.Many of you have tucked your motorcycles in for the winter and donned the winter clothing. Paulette and I have enjoyed a few chapter Christmas parties and itis such a memorable experience witnessing the fun, excitement, games and thefeeling of family gratification being shared. During the upcoming months manychanges will be coming in from all directions. Now is the time to reflect on your accomplishments, bethankful for the past rides, tours, gatherings and get ready for your future ones.Winterthing is next month and plans are progressing to make our first year in a new location excitingand enjoyable. We were able to take a tour of the new convention center and left with the feeling thechange of location and hotel was a good one. Rehoboth is only two miles north and full of entertainment, eateries and shopping. Chapters, businesses, individuals please get your advertisements to Kenneth Trass for the Winterthing pamphlet. There will be a lot of discussion as to how to make our future better at this location and all of your suggestions will be appreciated and considered. Please remember our staff has put many hours of their volunteered time into making this event happen. Yourpatience during our trial year will be most helpful, so get your best fun face on, be happy and make theones near you glad they came.Hopefully your Thanksgiving was fantastic and your upcoming holidays will be even better.Happy Holidays and as always, our contact information is below, we want to hear from you.Looking forward to our next visit.Danny & Paulette HortonYour Maryland/Delaware District DirectorsJoke of the Month—Sermon ChallengedDuring his sermon one Sunday, the local preacher told his congregation that the entire rangeof human experience could be found in the Bible.He confidently stated, “If anything can happen to humans, it is described somewhere in the Bible.”After the service, a woman came up to the preacher and said, “Reverend, I don’t think the Bible mentionsanything about PMS.”The preacher told the woman he was certain he could find a reference to PMS somewhere in the scriptures.During the following week, he searched diligently, book-by-book, chapter-by-chapter and verse by verse.On the following Sunday, the woman came up to him and asked, “Did you find any references to PMS inthe Bible?”The preacher smiled, opened his Bible and began to read, “and Mary rode Joseph’s ass all the way toBethlehem.”
A Good FreindOn Saturday, December 7, 2019 while peacefully sleeping, God calledhome our beloved Kirk Seville Williams.Kirk was the first child born to Robert Seville and Dorothy Chavis Williams on November 20, 1949 in Washington, DC. Kirk was educated inthe Catholic School System in his younger years but a graduate of Theodore Roosevelt High School in 1968. Upon graduation, he began workingfor C&P Telephone Company along with joining the DC National Guard.In 1971 Kirk was appointed to the Executive Protection Service for theUnited States which is now known as the United States Secret ServiceUniform Division. He retired in June 2000 after 30 years of service. Kirkloved his career in law enforcement and if you knew him he would always share on of his law enforcement stories during the conversation.He married Virginia Brown in 1968 and to that union 2 children wereborn Kirk Anthony and Stephanie Malia Williams. He was an avid bowlers and while bowling in 1985 he met and married the love of his lifeMaxine Hobbs. He was elected twice to the office of President to theNational Capitol Area Bowling Associate Board of Directors.He was a brother to many and they knew they could call himday or night if there was a problem. He was very funny, loud,and opinionated which was a family trait. His dog Prince washis frequent companion and seemed to rule him. Kirk was adiehard Redskin fan and continued to hold season ticketswhether the team was having a good season or bad. He oftenattended home games with Darrell Thompson even if the teamdisappointed him. Kirk loved to play golf, go fishing and ofcourse ride his Goldwing. He often enjoyed sitting with his cousinin law Mike and attempt to solve world crisis over a beer. Heoften called himself “The Big Kahuna” but everyone knew better.After retiring Kirk started golfing and riding a motorcycle. Kirkplayed golf twice a week and would frequently ride his motorcycle to Canada and out West.Kirk was preceded in death by his parents and is survived byhis wife of 34 years Maxine S. Williams, 3 children Kirk Anthony, Stephanie Malia Williams, and Fred Hobbs, 1 sisterChavis Williams, 1 life-long brother and best friend GraysonDixon, five grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and ahost of other relatives and friends.Page 8
2019Maryland B Ride-Social Schedule and Event CalendarPage 9DECDAYEVENTTIMERALLY POINT3-DecTueChat and Chew7:00pmRed Lobster, 5051 Auth Way, Suitland, MD2074621-DecSatChapter Gathering8:00amGolden Corral (At the Boulevard) - 1001Shoppers Way Largo, MDEat @ 8:00am & Meet @ 9:00am25-DecWedChristmas DayJANUARYDAYEVENTTIMERALLY POINT1-JanWedPolar Bear Ride9:30Capital Plaza McDonald's1-JanWedSilver Diner Chapter Brunch8 - 11 Jan Thur-SatSilver Diner - Woodmore11:30am 9151 Ruby Lockhart Boulevard WoodmoreTown Centre, LanhamMD-DE District Winter Thing3:00pmHyatt Place, Dewey Beach, DE12-JanSunMD-DE District Staff Meeting8:30amHyatt Place, Dewey Beach, DE18-JanSatChapter Gathering/Business Meeting7:30amGolden Corral (At the Boulevard)(This Gathering Only) Eat @ 7:30am &Meet @ 8:00amJoin Us ForMD-B 30th AnniversarySaturday, March 14, 202012:00 Noon –4:00 PM 20.00 Per PersonRegister by Saturday, February 29, 2020Temple Hill Elks LodgeTemple Hills, MD
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Page 11Three Items To Give-Away3XLT Gold Wing Jacket (Fall apparel)2XL Joe Rocket Jacket (used) w/liner2006 Gold Wing Maintenance ManualFor Details ContactKenneth Trass
DRAFT WinterThing Schedule of EventsThursday - January 9, 202010:00 - 3:003:00 - 5:007:30 - 8:008:00 - 10:00Set UpEarly RegistrationOpening CeremoniesSponsor? Ice Cream SocialDistrict StaffDistrict StaffDistrict StaffChapter L / 5050 DEL-BPre-Function RoomPre-Function RoomBallroom EastBallroom WestFriday - January 10, 2020Registration Desk / Magic & Comedy ShowAtriumPre-Function RoomPre-Function RoomBallroom WestAll Day6:30 - 9:308:00 - 4:008:00 - 4:008:00 - 4:0050/50 SalesHotel BreakfastRegistration TableSponsor? Hospitality RoomRider Ed Booth9:00 - 10:00Co-Rider Seminar (Ride 101-02) Ray HartmanLeadership Decesion Making(Lead 204-01)Robert & Julie A'HearnStepping Out of Your ComfortZone (Live 302-03)Ken TrassMeeting Place 1Meeting Place 111:00 - 12:3011:00 - 12:30Recruitment (Live 301-02)Darryl FielderAdding FUN with Socials (Live303-01)Robert & Julie A'HearnLevels Program (Ride 106-01) Jeff McCarter11:00 - 1:00Lunch (Pub Menu) available forpurchaseHyatt PlaceBallroom West1:00 - 2:30Sponsor? BingoChapter HBallroom East1:00 - 2:001:00 - 2:001:00 - 2:00Let's Keep RV'ingTeam Riding (Ride 103-04)PrudentialHamp & ShaRon Conway Meeting Place 1Ken TrassMeeting Place 2Prudential REPSunset South2:30 - 3:302:30 - 4:002:30 - 4:30Chapter MEC Role (Lead 20203)Riding at Night (Ride 101-06)Group Works PresentationDarryl FielderAl GeneralTerry Gardner9:00 - 10:309:00 - 10:3010:30 - 12:007:00 - 8:008:00 - 9:009:0012- 1000PageHyatt PlaceChapter IDistrict Staff and CD'sDistrict EducatorsSponsor? Entertainment WalkaroundDDSponsor? Awards / AnnouncementsDDSponsor? Entertainment StageActDDMeeting Place 2Sunset SouthMeeting Place 2Sunset SouthSunset SouthMeeting Place 2Meeting Place 1Ballroom EastBallroom EastBallroom East
DRAFT WinterThing Schedule of EventsSaturday - January 11, 2020All Day6:30 - 10:008:00 - 3:308:00 - 4:008:00 - 4:0050/50 SalesHotel BreakfastRegistration TableSponsor? Hospitality RoomRider Ed Booth8:00 - 12:00CPR / First Aid CertificationRoad Captain Course (Ride104-05)E-mail Etiquette (Live 302-02)9:00 - 10:009:00 - 10:3010:30 - 11:30Hyatt PlaceChapter JDistrict Staff and CD'sDistrict EducatorsKen Trass / Julie A'Hearn Sunset SouthAl GeneralSidney SpuntMeeting Place 1Meeting Place 2Hampton & ShaRon ConwayMeeting Place 111:00 - 12:00The Five Love LanuagesRiding in the Rain (Ride 10303)11:00 - 1:00Lunch (Pub Menu) available forpurchaseHyatt Place12:00 - 4:00Registration Desk /Awards BanquetAtriumPre-Function RoomPre-Function RoomBallroom WestRay HartmanMeeting Place 2Ballroom WestFlea MarketLevel 4 Luncheon - all level 4RidersDD / Registration DeskPre-Function RoomJeff McCarterBallroom East2:45 - 3:30MD District Couple of the YearInterviewsMD District Couple of the YearSelectionInvitation Only / LillianCruzOpen to all members /Lillian Cruz2:00 - 3:002:00 - 3:00PrudentialPrudential REPCo-Rider Seminar (Ride 101-02) Jeff McCarterSunset SouthMeeting Place 22:30 - 4:004:00 - 5:00Sponsor? BingoSponsor Matchbox RacewayChapter HChapter IBallroom EastBallroom East6:00 - 8:30Sponsor? Awards BanquetDDBallroom East8:30 - 10:00Sunday - January 12, 2020District Staff and ChapterDistrict Staff MeetingDirectorsMeeting Place 112:30 - 1:301:45 - 2:30Meeting Place 1Meeting Place 1Page 13
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