DOCSLIB.ORG

The State of the Phlock

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
The State of the Phlock April - June 2020 Sally Spenny Volume XVII, Issue II Editor THE STATE OF THE PHLOCK It’s that time of year when than 4.4 million volunteer homeless, providing cloth- we celebrate all things Par- hours! WOW!! It is the Parrot ing, meals, toys, Christmas rot Head and there is no bet- Heads who go above and be- gifts, senior services and ter way to celebrate than yond the required 2 charitable youth camp donations, ani- presenting the 2020 PHIP or environmental projects per mal shelters/rescues and State of the Phlock … calendar year and volunteer many clubs have Adopted A when they see the opportunity Manatee. On a national lev- Here’s a recap of our 2019 to give something back … to el clubs volunteered or Party with a Purpose. their own communities, to the raised money for Toys for environment and to their fel- Tots, Ronald McDonald We closed out the 2019 year low man, they do it in a big House, Honor Flight, Spe- with 22,715 members, and way. You make up the Meet- cial Olympics, Make-A- our membership figures ing of the Minds volunteers, Wish and many walks for paired with the volunteer donate many hours to hosting Cancer and other illnesses. hours and fundraising efforts successful club events and reveal much more than phlockings, volunteer as judg- Many of you support the someone’s payment of dues es, work event information Lone Palm Foundation, the and the occasional annual booths, man phone banks and non-profit charitable arm of involvement within the generally pitch in when you PHIP that exists to support clubs. Those 22,000+ mem- see a need. PHIP Parrot Heads who bers make up the 206 Clubs could experience a personal who are the heart and soul Your ways of raising money need in the future. of PHIP. and volunteering include lay- ing Christmas wreaths for vet- We continue to exceed the PHIP welcomed two new erans, dunk tanks, golf scram- National PHIP Alzheimer’s clubs to our ranks in 2019: bles, walking, cleaning beaches Team goal of $100,000. Baja PHC, the second Mexi- and highways, serving meals Last year our National Alz- co club and Montana PHC. and pancake breakfasts, bowl- heimer’s Team members ing, water stations, giving raised $137,765 and our Last year’s fundraising ef- blood, cooking chili, poker team participation numbers forts amounted to runs, casino nights, collecting were 56 clubs. Again, the $3,401,893. More im- tires for recycling, pub crawls, PHIP Board would like to portantly you generously clothes drives collecting toilet- thank all of the clubs who donated 229,991 hours of ries, pull tabs and box tops, stepped up to help and do- your extremely valuable and made thousands of baskets nated to the Walk to End time! Over the last 18 years for raffles! Alzheimer’s Parrot Head Clubs have col- lectively contributed more You help the elderly, veterans, than $56.9 million and more less fortunate families, and the Cont. on page 2. Cont. from page 1 As with any organization, the 2020 PHiP right leadership is what makes Board Of a chapter succeed. Our advice The Latest for this coming year is to sur- Directors round yourselves with an in- Hummin’ credible group of officers who Headlines really care about the success of your club. Take time to identify your talents within your mem- bership. Some of your mem- bers are just waiting to be asked to be a part of your club’s success. In the long run PHIP “State of the Phlock” Pg. 1-2 President you’ll have the much needed Billy Brehm help. PHiP President’s Letter Pg. 3 [email protected] We truly remain united, work- Top 20 Clubs by Size Pg. 3 Vice President Rick Fyffe ing to achieve the same goals. MOTM Update Pgs. 4 - 7 There really is a bigger picture [email protected] and a brighter future when we PHiP Financials Pgs. 8-10 all work together. Your report- Secretary ed numbers reflect another Golden Coconut Contest Pgs. 11-12 David Cohen healthy year in the books. May [email protected] you all have a very successful Domino College List Pg. 12 2020! Dir. of Finance Lone Palm Found. Raffle Pg. 13 Charlene Schultheis [email protected] PHIP Alzheimer's’ Team Pg. 14 Dir. of Membership Sue Kermis Parrot Head Club Birthdays Pg. 15 Sue Kermis Director of Membership [email protected] Parrot Heads in Paradise, Inc. PHIP Interim Reports Pg. 16 Dir. of Conventions 2020 PHIP Newsletter Contest Pg. 16 Andrew Talbert PHIP Scholarship Raffle Pg. 17 [email protected] Regional Events Pg. 18 Assistant Dir of Conventions James Dellocono Margaritaville Foods Pg. 19 [email protected] MOTM 2020 Ad Pg. 19 Published Quarterly; Mid January, Mid April, Mid July and Mid October. PHiP and the TWT does not solicit advertis- ing for this particular publication. Articles for consideration must be submitted on the 5th of each month of publica- tion. Information contained in this publication is intended for PHiP membership. PHiP reserves the right of refusal to print any article. Consideration for article submission, contact: Sally Spenny at [email protected] Page 2 for the Captains. We shall be CAPTAIN’S LOG through this soon enough me hearties. Until then, continue to look after yer mates and we However, damage may already shall meet again, in person. be done that needs vast recov- ery. Many of our gatherings of brethren have been cancelled or moved, including shows by the Billy Brehm pirate king himself! Without President gainful opportunities to pillage, Parrot Heads in Paradise we have pirates low on funds. P Morale is falling and invoices r unpaid. And by Poseidon's e beard, who is using all of the s head paper? i d Many of our best Captains are e checking on their members, maintaining contact, and help- 2019 TOP 20 Second entry: April 15, 2020 ing where they can. Words of encouragement are plentiful PHIP CLUBS Today marks the second entry with these new coconut tele- By size in the logbook and it bears graphs. While we cannot host Club Name Members note, we are in uncertain many of these events and house The Villages PHs 1,403 times. Who would have concerts that we have come to Galveston Bay PHC 647 thought the fleet would be dry love, a new era has emerged to -docked because of a virus view our troubadours from the Cedar Creek Lake PHC 579 sweeping the decks. Howev- safety of our berths. They too Charlotte Harbor PHC 577 er, I find in the midst of ad- are out of work, but over the Emerald Isle PHC 563 versity is when the true lead- years they have provided end- Tampa Bay PHC 465 ers arise. Many of you are less smiles and song… support- finding creative ways to ing their tip jars will ensure San Diego PHC 430 maintain communications years of merriment to come. Lone Star PHC 397 with yer crews. The innova- Central Oklahoma PHA 388 tion of the spyglass network Essentially, I am proud of our Key West PHC 359 seems to zoom images across leaders for stepping onto the vast distances, keeping us in foredeck and ensuring the safe- Western New York PHC 281 visual contact and spirits ty of our crews first. As Cap- Panama City PHC 269 high. Tis amusing to see so tains, ye have proven that we San Antonio PHC 268 many of our mates raising a can continue not only to party, Sarasota Bay PHC 263 pint or two while staying far but do so with a purpose even Space Coast PHC 237 apart! during adversity. Imagine what we can do when we once again Hanover Area PH Society 231 Luck be upon us, it appears roam the seas. Arizona PHC 209 the peak of this wave may be Metro PHC 205 closer than we think and our An extra ration of grog for all Coast of Carolina PHC 205 fleet may raise anchor and of yer crews, and double that make way soon enough. Atlanta PHC 204 Page 3 Reach is offering a discount to Meeting of the Minds 2020 our group this year. This Reach Resort rate will not be as low as “Party at the End of the World” the Casa rate but there is a By Andrew Talbert, PHiP Director of Conventions booking discount for MOTM Parrot Heads. There are some Hello Everyone. I hope every- THE CASA MARINA IS Casa Marina cancellations eve- one is staying safe during these SOLD OUT WITH A WAIT ry year so booking early will very different days we are expe- LIST put you up the list as we do go riencing at this time. I want to The Casa Marina is sold-out in order to move people over as give everyone a few updates for with a wait list being built at the vacancy happens through the PHiP’s Meeting of the Minds Reach Resort. This is great year. This can happen right up 2020! news for our event. If you want to the event so give the hotel to be on the list for a Casa Ma- your cell number not your home HERE ARE THE DRAWING rina room if we get cancella- number for contact! WINNERS FOR PHiP’s tions here is the method: MEETING OF THE MINDS The 2020 MOTM Wait List 3. Email our MOTM Director 2020! for the Casa Marina - Here of Registration Kathy Kaz at For the four FREE nights in a are the 3 steps below: two bedroom suite at the Casa [email protected] Marina we have a winner! You 1.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Parrot Head Members Survived the Winter and Are Ready to Fly Into Some Sunny Warm Weather
    Issue #26 Winter 2012 Business Tagline or Motto HELLO from the President's Perch CONTENTS : By the time this edition arrives, we will be almost through what has been a mild winter. I hope all of our Parrot Head members survived the winter and are ready to fly into some sunny warm weather. Things were certainly not mild or cold in our Berks County Parrot Head Club. Christmas in the Caribbean 2 In December we hosted another successful Toys for Tots party at the Christmas in the Caribbean Spruce and delivered more toys and cash to the Marines than any prior Afterparty 3 year. Things heated up even more with the 4th annual Christmas show Cabin Fever Festival 4 at the Miller Center on December 17th. The Club Trini band (Michael Photomontage I 5 Utley and Robert Greenidge) was enjoyed by all. Jimmy and the Parrots entertained almost 200 members and guests at the after party (in the Viva lounge) that included a “Quick Licks” featuring buffet and a few drinks. Through your efforts and your support of the show we raised $14,000 for Robert Greenidge 6 Crime Alert Berks. Toys for Tots 7 Winter Cabin Fever was next, and Berks Encore was the chosen charity this year. In our In Memoriam 7 efforts to make each event better than the one before, we changed a few things from 2011. Trivia 8 Thanks to the great support from Crowne Plaza and general manager Craig Poole, we held the Phledgling Phlockers 9 event on a Saturday Night for the first time.
    [Show full text]
  • ONE PARTICULAR NEWSLETTER the Ophicial Publication of the Orange County Parrot Head Club Partying with a Purpose for Over 20 Years!
    ONE PARTICULAR NEWSLETTER The Ophicial Publication of the Orange County Parrot Head Club Partying with a purpose for over 20 years! www.ocphc.org December 2016 Last Mango in Irvine for Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band Jimmy Buffett and The Coral Reefer Band played for the last time at The Irvine Meadows Amphitheater in Irvine on Saturday, October 22nd. The OCPHC was the national host for The Last Mango in Irvine Party. Word of the party went out on the club Facebook page and a pre-concert tailgate was planned near the event. Several club members joined the official Club RV to help prepare for the party. Much to our surprise, more than 10 additional RVs from all across the country joined us to get ready and gear up for the concert. Our old friend Jimmy Groovy showed up in costume and added to the pre-concert fun. Once inside the parking lot, Jerry Gontang played to the huge crowd In This Issue around the OCPHC event site. A.J.’s famous Cheeseburgers in Paradise were on the grill all were partying just like Bubba does in Pg 1: Last Mango in Irvine preparation for the concert. Once inside the venue, Jimmy and the CRB did not disappoint. The 26 song set included a tribute to Jimmy’s Pg 2: Andy’s Irvine Letter friend, Glenn Frey of The Eagles, who recently passed away. The show concluded in appropriate fashion with an acoustic version Pg 3: Tilleritaville of Lovely Cruise. Several club members related to the fact that they saw the first and last Buffett shows at Irvine Pg 4-7: Tales From MOTM Meadows.
    [Show full text]
  • Radio Margaritaville
    CCVolumeOO22 No. 3CCSummeOOr 2006 NNUUTT TTEELLEEGGRRAAPPHH www.margaritaville.com Photo: Gr eg Dumas NewNew Orleans Orleans JazzJazz && HeritageHeritage FestivalFestival 20062006 The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival was envisioned as a cultural event thatwould have popularappeal in and out ofThe Crescent City.It called fora large daytime fairwith multiple performers from varied musical backgrounds,food booths ofLouisiana cuisine,and arts and crafts booths,along with an evening concert series.Less than 400 people attended the firstJazz Fest in April of1970,and theywere entertained byMahalia Jackson,Duke Ellington,Pete Fountain,Al Hirt,The Preservation Hall Band,and manyothers. Jazz impresario George Wein opened the festival noting that,“The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival repre- sents a new and exciting idea in festival presentation.This festival could onlybe held in New Orleans because here and here alone is the richest musical heritage in America.”In 2001,the Festival celebrated Louis Armstrong’s centennial,and the total attendance eclipsed 650,000,shattering records forvirtuallyeveryday ofthe Heritage Fair,including the all-time single-dayattendance record of160,000.Wein’s prediction that New Orleans would become the first cityofjazz festivals had clearlycome true. Jimmyhas appeared atJazz Fest manytimes overthe years,joining ZacharyRichard,LennyKravitz,the Neville Brothers,Lyle Lovett and countless others in scheduled and impromptu appearances.In an A&E In Concert Series,Jimmynoted that,“I came here in 1966 the first time
    [Show full text]
  • MV Newsletter 3-06
    Bama Breeze Jimmy’s latest CD is scheduled to be released on October 10. Award winning bassist Glenn Worf, Mobile native Will Kimbrough, Little Feats’ Billy Payne, and Party At The End Of The World slide guitar master Sonny Landreth joined Jimmy and the resident Coral Weather With You Reefers in Key West last February at what was then the Party At The End Of The World. We knew better than to refer to it as such so early, but it Everybody's On The Phone was a working title. In between fishing and boating trips, and sampling the Whoop De Doo keys culinary offerings, “should I spend time on the treadmill or eat at Hogfish,” Jimmy and his talented troop started the “party” that ended as Nothin' But A Breeze “weather” in Mac McAnally’s studio in Muscle Shoals. Cinco De Mayo In Memphis All the talent trapped in the old ice house on Key West’s historic waterfront Reggabilly Hill set the substance for the new recording, and the style was added by Mac and Mr. Utley. Meanwhile, Jimmy was overseas watching World Cup soccer and Elvis Presley Blues hanging with Mark Knopfler – not exactly dire straits. A video was filmed last Hula Girl At Heart summer for the song “Bama Breeze” and Jimmy told the Boston Globe’s Steve Morse, “It's a tribute to those honky-tonks that line the Gulf Coast where Wheel Inside The Wheel I grew up on the Alabama, Mississippi, Florida coast of the Gulf. It's about Silver Wings the infamous Flora-Bama bar.
    [Show full text]
  • Coconuthead -.:: GEOCITIES.Ws
    Dave Pittman aka CoconutHead From 1995 to 2001, the band CoconutHead supplied the gulf coast panhandle with top-notch acoustic Jimmy Buffett music. Now based out of the upstate of South Carolina, Dave Pittman, the lead singer and acoustic guitar player, continues to perform solo as CoconutHead. CoconutHead is just what the parrot heads ordered! Playing a large selection of acoustic Jimmy Buffett tunes, Dave Pittman covers everything from the popular “Songs You Know By Heart” to the more obscure parrot head favorites. His song list includes music related to Jimmy Buffett such as In the Meantime, Chain of Love, and Suzannah by Buffett’s guitarist Peter Mayer, crowd favorite hits by Bob Marley such as No Woman, No Cry and Redemption Song, and the Eagles' Tequila Sunrise served up right along side Margaritaville. A long time parrot head himself, Dave Pittman knows exactly what Jimmy Buffett fans want: Acoustic performances with the intensity and freshness that Jimmy Buffett had when he started in the 1970’s. Let CoconutHead excite your crowd into a Feeding Frenzy with requests and audience sing-alongs. Far left: Dave plays on St. George Island, FL Left: Greg “Fingers” Taylor plays with CoconutHead in Tallahassee, FL. Right: Dave entertains the parrotheads in W. Palm Beach at Mars Amphitheater before a Jimmy Buffett concert. Dave Pittman supplies his own PA equipment providing DJ music before & after each set. Contact Dave about playing your private party or live music venue! Web site: http://CoconutHead.ontheweb.nu E-mail: [email protected]
    [Show full text]
  • Pardi-Gras 2017 Photos
    FEBRUARY 2017 TROP ROCKER OF THE MONTH JEREMYJEREMY “JD”“JD” EDGEEDGE PardiPardi--GrasGras 20172017 PhotosPhotos 1 Katy Waugh, Publisher Frank Bridges, Computer Guru Writers: Linda Hebert, “Diamond Dave” Bevens, Todd Alexander and Eric “EB” Babin. [email protected] PO Box 754, Gautier, MS 39553 Our Amazing Sponsors Reggie Starrett 3 Articles & Such Panama City Beach Rendezvous 6 The Jake Sullivan Stories 7 PHiP News 4 Lloyd “Hurricane” Munn 9 Daisy Girl 8 Another Voyage to Paradise 13 Meeting of the Minds 2017 Update 10 Riddles In The Sand 15 Westin to Margaritaville Resort 12 Stars Fell On Alabama 16 PHiP Scholarship Essay Contest 14 Radio Trop Rock.com 17 Drinking With Diamond Dave 18 Laid Back Attack 20 Jeremy Edge -Trop Rocker of the Month 24 Rob Hill and Exit 104 Records 21 Calendar of Events 37 Leaning On The Lyrics 22 Randy Knight - PHlocker of the Month 38 Keyboard Advertising 23 A Listeners Take - Donny Brewer 46 Sail Windjammer 32 Pardi-Gras 2017 Scrapbook 56 The Buck Reilly Adventure Series 33 Introducing The Wheeland Brothers 68 The Tiki Man 34 Trop Rock On The Radio 76 Greg Dillard 35 Trop Rock’s Trop 40 for January 2017 77 Music On The Bay 36 Thank You to Jerry & Mary Diaz 78 Meet Me In The Keys 45 Radio A1A 54 Move Coastal/Re/Max 55 PUBLISHERS NOTE: Every advertiser has a link to their website and/or Facebook page. Just hover over their website and click. Please take time to visit them and let them know you found them in PHlockers Magazine! A special “Thank You” to everyone who sent in photos and articles too! Keep sending in your stories to share.
    [Show full text]
  • Newsletter 5/04
    Volume 20 No. 5 Christmas 2004 COCONUTCOCONUT TELEGRAPHTELEGRAPH www.margaritaville.com A Place In The Shade My fantasy has been to find that perfect laid-back town by the ocean, the kind of place where the locals are all legendary characters who spend their days mixing up margaritas, where the air is always warm, and where the sea is crystal clear - a real Margaritaville of the mind. There''d have to be a bar right on the beach complete with ceiling fans and cigarette smoke - a bar like the one in the movie To Have And Have Not. Hoagy Carmichael would play the piano while Lauren Bacall sang. Humphrey Bogart would be sitting alone at the end of the bar, just taking it all in. I''ve been looking for a town like that, a real Margaritaville, for years now-maybe ever since I was a kid and my grandfather explained to me that you could trace a line on a map from our home near Mobile Bay, Alabama, across the ocean and wind up at some of the most exotic places on earth. Later on I majored in history at the University of Southern Mississippi, and I became fascinated by the history of the Caribbean. By then my mental image of Margaritaville had grown more complex. I took ele- ments from books like Herman Wouk''s Don''t Stop The Carnival, which is about a New York public relations man who buys a bar on a fictitious tropical island. Then there were movies like Donovan''s Reef, and the TV series Adventures In Paradise, which really influenced me at a young age.
    [Show full text]
  • Download Internet Service Channel Lineup
    INTERNET CHANNEL GUIDE DJ AND INTERRUPTION-FREE CHANNELS Exclusive to SiriusXM Music for Business Customers 02 Top 40 Hits Top 40 Hits 28 Adult Alternative Adult Alternative 66 Smooth Jazz Smooth & Contemporary Jazz 06 ’60s Pop Hits ’60s Pop Hits 30 Eclectic Rock Eclectic Rock 67 Classic Jazz Classic Jazz 07 ’70s Pop Hits Classic ’70s Hits/Oldies 32 Mellow Rock Mellow Rock 68 New Age New Age 08 ’80s Pop Hits Pop Hits of the ’80s 34 ’90s Alternative Grunge and ’90s Alternative Rock 70 Love Songs Favorite Adult Love Songs 09 ’90s Pop Hits ’90s Pop Hits 36 Alt Rock Alt Rock 703 Oldies Party Party Songs from the ’50s & ’60s 10 Pop 2000 Hits Pop 2000 Hits 48 R&B Hits R&B Hits from the ’80s, ’90s & Today 704 ’70s/’80s Pop ’70s & ’80s Super Party Hits 14 Acoustic Rock Acoustic Rock 49 Classic Soul & Motown Classic Soul & Motown 705 ’80s/’90s Pop ’80s & ’90s Party Hits 15 Pop Mix Modern Pop Mix Modern 51 Modern Dance Hits Current Dance Seasonal/Holiday 16 Pop Mix Bright Pop Mix Bright 53 Smooth Electronic Smooth Electronic 709 Seasonal/Holiday Music Channel 25 Rock Hits ’70s & ’80s ’70s & ’80s Classic Rock 56 New Country Today’s New Country 763 Latin Pop Hits Contemporary Latin Pop and Ballads 26 Classic Rock Hits ’60s & ’70s Classic Rock 58 Country Hits ’80s & ’90s ’80s & ’90s Country Hits 789 A Taste of Italy Italian Blend POP HIP-HOP 750 Cinemagic Movie Soundtracks & More 751 Krishna Das Yoga Radio Chant/Sacred/Spiritual Music 03 Venus Pop Music You Can Move to 43 Backspin Classic Hip-Hop XL 782 Holiday Traditions Traditional Holiday Music
    [Show full text]
  • Show Description
    Show Description Jimmy Buffett is the world’s most famous beach bum. He has marketed his love of Beaches, Bars, Boats and Ballads into a billion-dollar business. He has sold more albums and filled more concert venues than most musical superstars. He has written best seller list books and has a string of successful Margaritaville store/cafes. Buffett’s fans are affectionately known as Parrot Heads. They are found in every demographic and walk of life and are among the most loyal fans in the world. The tropical appeal and “state of mind” known as Margaritaville exists in all of us. It may be the lure of the tropics or some other “parrotdise”, wherever, Jimmy’s music can take you there, and so can this show. Barrie has been performing Buffett’s music for almost as long as Buffett himself. He has also traveled many of the same roads and even played some of the same places Jimmy played on his road to fortune and fame. He takes the show goer on a musical tour. It’s like an ‘ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFETT”. BC sings all the “songs you know by heart” like “Come Monday”, “Cheeseburger in Paradise”, “Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes”, and the national anthem of all Parrot Heads, “Margaritaville.” He also performs songs Jimmy recorded like Van Morrison’s “Brown Eyed Girl”, and the C,S,N&Y’s nautical hit “Southern Cross” as well as contemporary hit recordings like his duet with Alan Jackson, “It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere” and Zac Browns “Knee Deep.” Jimmy Buffett Coral Reefer Band member and alumni ROGER BARTLETT (Original Duo Partner and Lead Guitar Player with Jimmy Buffett) is featured in the show making this the most credible and authentic Buffett tribute show anywhere.
    [Show full text]
  • Parrot Head Press
    President: David Pohorylo 35 Boot Shop Lane PARROT HEAD Monroe, CT 06468 (203)261-1381 [email protected] PRESS Executive Vice President: Metro Parrot Head Monthly Newsletter January Lorraine Bosshard 2011 NY, NJ, CT 6 Mountainview Court Vol. 19 No.1 Fort Salonga, NY 11768 (631) 757-4043 Treasurer: Peter Bosshard 6 Mountainview Court Fort Salonga, NY 11768 (631) 757-4043 Secretary: Marianne Straaik 25 Rhode Island Ave Massapequa, NY 11758 (516)795 -4126 --------------------------------- Parrot Press Lorraine/Eric Rosen 737 Highview Ave Westbury, NY11590 516-807-8191 [email protected] Banana Wind Sue Leudesdorff [email protected] LI Coordinators Ray Leudesdorff Cell 516-768-9348 [email protected] Ralph Wotruba [email protected] Eastern LI Joe Lombardi (631)324-9354 [email protected] NYC Coordinator Terri Amundsen TALES FROM MY BANK OF BAD HABITS (718)956-5658 Upstate & Ct Coordinators Carol Pohorylo Well, 2011 is here. I had hoped to write a profound article to start the year off, (203)261 -1381 but after several days of soul searching, nothing profound has come forth. So, [email protected] let me just say that I have high hopes for 2011. I’m expecting that our economy will Western Coordinators completely rebound; local, state and federal taxes will be severely cut; gas prices will Linda Peter/Larry DeGennaro declin e to under $1 per gallon; new forms of sustainable energy will be discovered on [email protected] [email protected] Long Island; world peace will be achieved; and all Metros will buy their Frosted Party NJ Coordinator tickets by the second week in January.
    [Show full text]
  • Parrot Heads Will Be De- to Our Outgoing Folks
    October-December, 2016 Sally Spenny Volume XIIII, Issue IV Editor THE PRESIDENT’S PERCH PHiP, Inc. Pres Kathy Pfister Holy cow, where has the Rick Perkins to those that year gone? I was thinking stepped up and ran and to all Meeting of the Minds was of the clubs who sent in their still somewhere down the ballots. road but it’s less than a month away! Welcome to the new and re- turning PHiP Board Members Very soon, a sellout crowd and thank you for your service of Parrot Heads will be de- to our outgoing folks. It takes scending upon Key West a very dedicated team to make and the party will start. I’m this organization effective and the organization perform looking forward to seeing everyone’s efforts are truly overall? Were members’ longtime friends and mak- appreciated. expectations met on charity ing new ones. If you see me selections? How about so- out and about, and are in- And, thanks to all of the peo- cial activities? Is the bal- clined to do so, please come ple who have volunteered to ance between social and on up and say hello! serve on their local boards. charity activities appropri- PHiP doesn’t have much ate? Are the same core This time of year brings out meaning without the thou- members doing all the work a lot of elections, both at a sands of Parrot Head members or did new people step up? local and national level. I and leaders in clubs across Lots to think about and pos- want to thank the folks who North America and Australia sibly inspire changes in participated in the election giving their time and efforts.
    [Show full text]
  • 80Th Annual Stockholders Meeting & Conference
    80th Annual Stockholders Meeting & Conference February 21 – 23, 2016 The Westin Cape Coral Resort A Starwood Hotel Cape Coral, Florida (North Fort Myers - Sanibel Island Area) Trailways 3554 Chain Bridge Road, Suite 202 Fairfax, VA 22030 Phone: 703-691-3052 Fax: 703-691-9047 Email: [email protected] www.TeamTrailways.com 2 1936 - 2016 2016 Stockholders Meeting & Conference Overview and Invitation Please join us during our 80th Annual Trailways Stockholders Meeting & Conference, February 21-23, 2016 at the Westin Cape Coral Resort & Marina in Ft. Myers, Florida, located on the Gulf of Mexico. This is a special celebration in recognition of Trailways’ 80 years of providing continuous bus and other travel-related transport services. We will celebrate the continued success of independent Trailways motorcoach operations located throughout North America and in parts of Europe. We will assemble industry leaders and experts to help us identify opportunities to help us grow and prosper. As always, the Trailways gathering provides opportunities to form new partnerships, exchange and learn about new ideas or innovations. Discover improved ways of conducting business. Meet old friends and make some new ones as well. In addition, there will be plenty of time to relax and have fun. Our Info-Motion session and Exhibition Center will feature Trailways Affiliated & Preferred Partners offering a variety of programs, products and services. Make your plans now to join fellow Team Trailways members in sunny, warm Florida. Help us celebrate this significant milestone, grand legacy and our future success together. We look forward to seeing you there! ---- Trailways Board of Directors/Advisors Trailways Stockholders gather for the Annual Roll Call at the 2015 meeting last year in San Destin, Florida.
    [Show full text]