Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Posted April 11, 2006 I join the throngs who have emailed their positive comments about the conference. What a wonderful learning experience--Pittsburgh was a true center of excellence. When I retired{the rumor that I was forced to retire is only partially true} I vowed to be free from meetings and conferences. But the Denver and Pittsburgh conferences were outstanding and I feel fortunate to have attended them. The organizational Gods smiled brightly and confidentially on the planners. To the board, Joanne and all persons involved I offer hugs and humble thanks. You performed and executed brilliantly. And to Lee, I really was not stalking you and I thought that by following you around I could skip my walk on the Pittsburgh streets. Arnie, that picture you took of me with my friend showed my hair was gray. I recently told the Driver's License clerk my hair was brown. Please destroy that picture. And to the men, you offered revealing , hopeful and sometimes depressing stories in a caring atmosphere. I again am inspired to fight this insidious disease and help with fund raising. What a thrill to meet face to face with PSC'ers. In Grand Junction there is only me and I am weary of talking to myself. To all, thanks for listening. Somebody said, I can't die until the government finds a safe place for my liver. Denny, the tall brown haired one from Colorado Quote
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2006 Report Posted April 12, 2006 Denny,I love you,You can tell Joanne.You can also tell her how much we missed her.LeeI join the throngs who have emailed their positive comments about the conference. What a wonderful learning experience--Pittsburgh was a true center of excellence. When I retired{the rumor that I was forced to retire is only partially true} I vowed to be free from meetings and conferences. But the Denver and Pittsburgh conferences were outstanding and I feel fortunate to have attended them. The organizational Gods smiled brightly and confidentially on the planners. To the board, Joanne and all persons involved I offer hugs and humble thanks. You performed and executed brilliantly. And to Lee, I really was not stalking you and I thought that by following you around I could skip my walk on the Pittsburgh streets. Arnie, that picture you took of me with my friend Chris showed my hair was gray. I recently told the Driver's License clerk my hair was brown. Please destroy that picture. And to the men, you offered revealing , hopeful and sometimes depressing stories in a caring atmosphere. I again am inspired to fight this insidious disease and help with fund raising. What a thrill to meet face to face with PSC'ers. In Grand Junction there is only me and I am weary of talking to myself. To all, thanks for listening. Somebody said, I can't die until the government finds a safe place for my liver. Denny, the tall brown haired one from Colorado Quote
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2006 Report Posted April 12, 2006 Oh, by the way ,did I see the work " fundraising" in your note?I guess that means you will be hearing from me!LeeI join the throngs who have emailed their positive comments about the conference. What a wonderful learning experience--Pittsburgh was a true center of excellence. When I retired{the rumor that I was forced to retire is only partially true} I vowed to be free from meetings and conferences. But the Denver and Pittsburgh conferences were outstanding and I feel fortunate to have attended them. The organizational Gods smiled brightly and confidentially on the planners. To the board, Joanne and all persons involved I offer hugs and humble thanks. You performed and executed brilliantly. And to Lee, I really was not stalking you and I thought that by following you around I could skip my walk on the Pittsburgh streets. Arnie, that picture you took of me with my friend Chris showed my hair was gray. I recently told the Driver's License clerk my hair was brown. Please destroy that picture. And to the men, you offered revealing , hopeful and sometimes depressing stories in a caring atmosphere. I again am inspired to fight this insidious disease and help with fund raising. What a thrill to meet face to face with PSC'ers. In Grand Junction there is only me and I am weary of talking to myself. To all, thanks for listening. Somebody said, I can't die until the government finds a safe place for my liver. Denny, the tall brown haired one from Colorado Quote
Guest guest Posted April 14, 2006 Report Posted April 14, 2006 Hey Denny, I'm colored blind too......Omaha Tim Quote
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