Romp to Stomp

The date has been announced for the Romp to Stomp -- a snowshoe walk to raise money for breast cancer research.  It will be on March 2 at the Frisco Nordic Center.  My husband and I participated last year and had a wonderful time.  We thought it would be fun to have a PEO team.  The following is the link that provides more information:
http://tubbsromptostomp.com/co/about/romp

I have committed to knit a hat for everyone on our team.  Yes, that includes BILs and kids.  Last year there were many men in pink skirts, hats, capes, you name it as well as kids of all ages.  Some were in backpacks and being pulled in sleds.  I've knitted 10 hats so far to get ahead of the game and when we get a count if necessary I'll knit more. 

The color isn't quite right -- it's a dark pink -- but you get the idea.  Please let me know if you're interested.  We need a fun name for our team as well.  You can be a virtual member of the team (pay the fee but not walk) but only snowshoers will get a hat.

September 6 Meeting

A PERSONAL NOTE

• Pam Renney visited former HE sister Dena Johnson, who is recovering from back surgery. Dena is recuperating, and she sent goodies for the Harvest Boutique.
• Marty will host a shower for Sarah Kelly. The date is not yet set for the shower; the wedding is in February.
• Deborah reported on Linda Lambrecht's condition.
• Brenna Linke shared information about the fundraiser dinner for Josh Demuth  at Tuscany Tavern.
• Anne Stuart shared dates and info regarding the Evergreen Chorale performance of The Sound of Music.
•  Anne notes from those not attending, including best wishes for Cat and Audra. Susy Beerer has a  new granddaughter and address, which Pam will share.
•  Diane Sudmalis is visiting her mother.
•  Denise Pecoraro is with her twin granddaughter, who is recovering from back surgery.
•  Linda Walpole thanked her sisters for cards, calls, and food. Her husband Jim is now on the board at Mtn. Resource Center.
•  Marty will be the Evergreen Rodeo Volunteer Coordinator.
•  Dianne Sievers thanked Ann Hushen for taking notes at the August meeting, thus enabling family visits in Oregon.
• Jean Kelly is joining a Bible Study group on Jeremiah and inviting others to join in.
• Mary Michele Beaty and Melanie Jones brought greetings from their mother Nan.
• Ingrid Anderson has artwork  in the Center for the Arts gallery in Georgetown.
• Pam Renney updated us on Romp to Stomp participation. So far, she has knitted10 pink hats for those who will be participating.