L-R: Linda Petroff, Roberta Meyer, Annette Oakley, Tanya Lynn, Maggie McDonnell -- Picture taken by Annette Oakley.
Group Captain Linda Petroff orchestrated today's lunch gathering at LuLu's BBQ in Louisville. What fun to meet and enjoy a picture-perfect summer's day!
News Update – We plan to meet via Zoom for
the rest of this calendar year.
All Sisters are
welcome to participate in the discussion. You don't need to have read the book
to enjoy the discussion about it!
October 6: "Plain Jane," by Fern Michaels. Hostess: Linda Petroff.
Group Captain Geneva Fisher orchestrated today's coffee gathering at Coffee Brewing Market in Lafayette, near 95th and Arapahoe. It was so much fun to gather on the outside patio and spend time with one another! We talked about how we met our spouses, how our birth-order shapes our worldview, and our reflections on the 20th anniversary of "9-11." Group Captain Geneva passed around a zippered pouch (our "blessings bag"), into which we deposited a few dollars, as we shared the blessings for which we were so very grateful.
Members of our small group are Geneva Fisher, Belinda Alkula, Kathie Burson, Mary Jean Cardinale and Lyn Dwornik. The only who couldn't be with us was Mary Jean. We decided we would send her "notes of connection" after our gathering.
Thank you, Marylee Zurick, our "Social Hyjinks Captain," for organizing our 2021-2022 small groups!
Group Captain Debbie Yeats orchestrated today's lunch gathering at Murphy's Tap House in Louisville. It was so much fun to meet on their outside patio and enjoy a picture-perfect summer's day!
Members of this small group are Captain Debbie Yeats, Cindy Schreiber Huxley, Jan Smith, Cindy Weber and Marylee Zurick.
Unfortunately, Debbie Yeats wasn't feeling well, so she couldn't join the group. And Marylee Zurick wasn't able to attend. And yet, the love of the Sisterhood shines brightly whether we are together or apart. Bless be the sisterly ties that bind us in love.
We had a marvelous discussion about the book "Zero Fail: The Rise and Fall of the Secret Service,” by Carol Leonnig. Thank you Vicky Hughes for suggesting we read this book. We appreciate you leading the discussion about it.
