Dear Colleagues, my birth month has passed but I keep witnessing. It is hard to stop once you get in the flow. I was in Santa Fe, late December, working with Louise Singleton on Africa Climate Change when she mentioned that her name was not listed under New Mexico in The Directory. Looked at her Directory and sure enough she was not listed under the State of New Mexico or Colorado or North Carolina, but was listed under Singleton inside the Directory. So, who gets listed under a state? Big mystery? There are eight names listed for New Mexico: Epley; Frazier; Gilbert; Karpoff; MacKay; Packard; Rippel and Wilson. Looked up Wilson-- we have some great Wilsons in the Directory, but only John N ‘Bud’ Wilson lives in New Mexico: born 27 Sept, 1925 (yes, he is either 97 or 98); Youth Work; Sangre de Cristo Youth Ranch; El Prado NM…now, I think I remember this Bud as we had a late Indian lady named Shakuntala who use to help at this ranch. So googled Bud: It turns out the ranch is now partnering with an organization called Localogy which has Bud’s story on their front web page. Bud grew up running a farm as a young man, then flew planes with the Navy, went to school and for fifty years Dr. Wilson practiced open heart surgery with practices in the US and India. Bud poured in his money developing this ranch for youth-- all free-- he wanted all youth to lead a life as blessed as his. Now, I still don’t know why Bud has his name in the Directory, but I did talk to the ranch manager and he said Bud has had some health difficulties, but has made his way through them. Am sure others know more about Bud? Now I was intrigued about these names under the State of New Mexico: Know Packards, but they were visiting their son in Mexico City and then could not get out of Dallas. Two of the names listed under New Mexico, I could not find inside: Gilbert and MacKay. There was a Frazier listed in New Mexico – a Suzie Frazier in San Juan Pueblo, listed as a facilitator but the two numbers listed were disconnected. The Karpoff’s number did not work; Elsie Rippel did not answer her phone, but Walt Epley did answer the phone and we chatted about what he knew about his New Mexico colleagues-- not much-- in the middle of the conversation Walt stopped- “you are that Richard who does the Last Chapter?” Walt is very sharp. I also realized that Kaze Gadway, my old Kenya Human Development Training School (1979?) partner, who lives in Albuquerque should be listed under New Mexico as well as Louise Singleton. I did feed this to Michael Tippett, our Directory manager. Hey, the next time you take a trip bring your Directory with you and give some people a call. It is great to start by googling their name to see what comes up. Bud had a story and Kaze has some great videos about her life. Just start by saying, “Am visiting here and saw you are in the Directory. If you have time, I would like to hear your story of why you are in the Directory? I mean we are family." This is better and easier than the Wiegels showing up at your front door wanting to make a video of your life story. But this all reminds me when I was first around the Institute in San Francisco, Saturdays were set aside for RS-1 recruitment, and this was serious recruitment. I mean we would do cold calling from the phone book or just show up at a recent RS-1 graduate’s house to ask, “If we could just take a moment of their time, to do some reflection about the course.” This usually ended up with them agreeing to invite their friends to a course. Keep that Directory close at hand… and make sure your information is up to date. Dick -- Richard H. T. Alton ICA Global Fund Methodist Eco-Sustainability T/F T: 773.344.7172 richard.alton@gmail.com Make Plain the Vision, Habakkuh 2:2 Won't you be my neighbor?
Thank you, Dick. Suzie Frazier was a college acquaintance of those of us who attended Phillips University in the late 60’s & early 70’s (Alan Gammel, Larry Loeppke, Cheryl Hood Addington, Barbara Garrison, myself, others?). Suzie evidently took ToP training and provided facilitation services. I will try to find out if she still wants to be listed; contact info; etc. Our social networks are wide and interesting, and we could use them better! Nancy Trask On Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 7:40 PM Richard Alton via Dialogue < dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
Dear Colleagues, my birth month has passed but I keep witnessing. It is hard to stop once you get in the flow.
I was in Santa Fe, late December, working with Louise Singleton on Africa Climate Change when she mentioned that her name was not listed under New Mexico in The Directory. Looked at her Directory and sure enough she was not listed under the State of New Mexico or Colorado or North Carolina, but was listed under Singleton inside the Directory. So, who gets listed under a state? Big mystery? There are eight names listed for New Mexico: Epley; Frazier; Gilbert; Karpoff; MacKay; Packard; Rippel and Wilson.
Looked up Wilson-- we have some great Wilsons in the Directory, but only John N ‘Bud’ Wilson lives in New Mexico: born 27 Sept, 1925 (yes, he is either 97 or 98); Youth Work; Sangre de Cristo Youth Ranch; El Prado NM…now, I think I remember this Bud as we had a late Indian lady named Shakuntala who use to help at this ranch. So googled Bud: It turns out the ranch is now partnering with an organization called Localogy which has Bud’s story on their front web page. Bud grew up running a farm as a young man, then flew planes with the Navy, went to school and for fifty years Dr. Wilson practiced open heart surgery with practices in the US and India. Bud poured in his money developing this ranch for youth-- all free-- he wanted all youth to lead a life as blessed as his.
Now, I still don’t know why Bud has his name in the Directory, but I did talk to the ranch manager and he said Bud has had some health difficulties, but has made his way through them. Am sure others know more about Bud?
Now I was intrigued about these names under the State of New Mexico: Know Packards, but they were visiting their son in Mexico City and then could not get out of Dallas. Two of the names listed under New Mexico, I could not find inside: Gilbert and MacKay. There was a Frazier listed in New Mexico – a Suzie Frazier in San Juan Pueblo, listed as a facilitator but the two numbers listed were disconnected. The Karpoff’s number did not work; Elsie Rippel did not answer her phone, but Walt Epley did answer the phone and we chatted about what he knew about his New Mexico colleagues-- not much-- in the middle of the conversation Walt stopped- “you are that Richard who does the Last Chapter?” Walt is very sharp.
I also realized that Kaze Gadway, my old Kenya Human Development Training School (1979?) partner, who lives in Albuquerque should be listed under New Mexico as well as Louise Singleton.
I did feed this to Michael Tippett, our Directory manager. Hey, the next time you take a trip bring your Directory with you and give some people a call. It is great to start by googling their name to see what comes up. Bud had a story and Kaze has some great videos about her life. Just start by saying, “Am visiting here and saw you are in the Directory. If you have time, I would like to hear your story of why you are in the Directory? I mean we are family."
This is better and easier than the Wiegels showing up at your front door wanting to make a video of your life story. But this all reminds me when I was first around the Institute in San Francisco, Saturdays were set aside for RS-1 recruitment, and this was serious recruitment. I mean we would do cold calling from the phone book or just show up at a recent RS-1 graduate’s house to ask, “If we could just take a moment of their time, to do some reflection about the course.” This usually ended up with them agreeing to invite their friends to a course.
Keep that Directory close at hand… and make sure your information is up to date.
Dick
-- Richard H. T. Alton ICA Global Fund Methodist Eco-Sustainability T/F T: 773.344.7172 richard.alton@gmail.com Make Plain the Vision, Habakkuh 2:2 Won't you be my neighbor? _______________________________________________ Dialogue mailing list Dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/dialogue-wedgeblade.net
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Bud Wilson hosted ICA 5th and/or 6th grade trips in mid-80’s. Our son Jeremiah was there for one summer. Peace, Michael sent from my phone
On Jan 5, 2023, at 20:47, Nancy Trask via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
Thank you, Dick.
Suzie Frazier was a college acquaintance of those of us who attended Phillips University in the late 60’s & early 70’s (Alan Gammel, Larry Loeppke, Cheryl Hood Addington, Barbara Garrison, myself, others?). Suzie evidently took ToP training and provided facilitation services. I will try to find out if she still wants to be listed; contact info; etc.
Our social networks are wide and interesting, and we could use them better! Nancy Trask
On Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 7:40 PM Richard Alton via Dialogue <dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote: Dear Colleagues, my birth month has passed but I keep witnessing. It is hard to stop once you get in the flow.
I was in Santa Fe, late December, working with Louise Singleton on Africa Climate Change when she mentioned that her name was not listed under New Mexico in The Directory. Looked at her Directory and sure enough she was not listed under the State of New Mexico or Colorado or North Carolina, but was listed under Singleton inside the Directory. So, who gets listed under a state? Big mystery? There are eight names listed for New Mexico: Epley; Frazier; Gilbert; Karpoff; MacKay; Packard; Rippel and Wilson.
Looked up Wilson-- we have some great Wilsons in the Directory, but only John N ‘Bud’ Wilson lives in New Mexico: born 27 Sept, 1925 (yes, he is either 97 or 98); Youth Work; Sangre de Cristo Youth Ranch; El Prado NM…now, I think I remember this Bud as we had a late Indian lady named Shakuntala who use to help at this ranch. So googled Bud: It turns out the ranch is now partnering with an organization called Localogy which has Bud’s story on their front web page. Bud grew up running a farm as a young man, then flew planes with the Navy, went to school and for fifty years Dr. Wilson practiced open heart surgery with practices in the US and India. Bud poured in his money developing this ranch for youth-- all free-- he wanted all youth to lead a life as blessed as his.
Now, I still don’t know why Bud has his name in the Directory, but I did talk to the ranch manager and he said Bud has had some health difficulties, but has made his way through them. Am sure others know more about Bud?
Now I was intrigued about these names under the State of New Mexico: Know Packards, but they were visiting their son in Mexico City and then could not get out of Dallas. Two of the names listed under New Mexico, I could not find inside: Gilbert and MacKay. There was a Frazier listed in New Mexico – a Suzie Frazier in San Juan Pueblo, listed as a facilitator but the two numbers listed were disconnected. The Karpoff’s number did not work; Elsie Rippel did not answer her phone, but Walt Epley did answer the phone and we chatted about what he knew about his New Mexico colleagues-- not much-- in the middle of the conversation Walt stopped- “you are that Richard who does the Last Chapter?” Walt is very sharp.
I also realized that Kaze Gadway, my old Kenya Human Development Training School (1979?) partner, who lives in Albuquerque should be listed under New Mexico as well as Louise Singleton.
I did feed this to Michael Tippett, our Directory manager. Hey, the next time you take a trip bring your Directory with you and give some people a call. It is great to start by googling their name to see what comes up. Bud had a story and Kaze has some great videos about her life. Just start by saying, “Am visiting here and saw you are in the Directory. If you have time, I would like to hear your story of why you are in the Directory? I mean we are family."
This is better and easier than the Wiegels showing up at your front door wanting to make a video of your life story. But this all reminds me when I was first around the Institute in San Francisco, Saturdays were set aside for RS-1 recruitment, and this was serious recruitment. I mean we would do cold calling from the phone book or just show up at a recent RS-1 graduate’s house to ask, “If we could just take a moment of their time, to do some reflection about the course.” This usually ended up with them agreeing to invite their friends to a course.
Keep that Directory close at hand… and make sure your information is up to date.
Dick
-- Richard H. T. Alton ICA Global Fund Methodist Eco-Sustainability T/F T: 773.344.7172 richard.alton@gmail.com Make Plain the Vision, Habakkuh 2:2 Won't you be my neighbor? _______________________________________________ Dialogue mailing list Dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/dialogue-wedgeblade.net -- “If you love it enough, anything will talk with you” ~George Washington Carver
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Dick, Tim & Martha Karpoff are alive and well. I just saw them at Fred's 100th birthday celebration. I'll get after them to update their Directory listing. Sharon Fisher On Thu, Jan 5, 2023, 8:34 PM Michael Shaw via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
Bud Wilson hosted ICA 5th and/or 6th grade trips in mid-80’s. Our son Jeremiah was there for one summer.
Peace, Michael sent from my phone
On Jan 5, 2023, at 20:47, Nancy Trask via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
Thank you, Dick.
Suzie Frazier was a college acquaintance of those of us who attended Phillips University in the late 60’s & early 70’s (Alan Gammel, Larry Loeppke, Cheryl Hood Addington, Barbara Garrison, myself, others?). Suzie evidently took ToP training and provided facilitation services. I will try to find out if she still wants to be listed; contact info; etc.
Our social networks are wide and interesting, and we could use them better! Nancy Trask
On Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 7:40 PM Richard Alton via Dialogue < dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
Dear Colleagues, my birth month has passed but I keep witnessing. It is hard to stop once you get in the flow.
I was in Santa Fe, late December, working with Louise Singleton on Africa Climate Change when she mentioned that her name was not listed under New Mexico in The Directory. Looked at her Directory and sure enough she was not listed under the State of New Mexico or Colorado or North Carolina, but was listed under Singleton inside the Directory. So, who gets listed under a state? Big mystery? There are eight names listed for New Mexico: Epley; Frazier; Gilbert; Karpoff; MacKay; Packard; Rippel and Wilson.
Looked up Wilson-- we have some great Wilsons in the Directory, but only John N ‘Bud’ Wilson lives in New Mexico: born 27 Sept, 1925 (yes, he is either 97 or 98); Youth Work; Sangre de Cristo Youth Ranch; El Prado NM…now, I think I remember this Bud as we had a late Indian lady named Shakuntala who use to help at this ranch. So googled Bud: It turns out the ranch is now partnering with an organization called Localogy which has Bud’s story on their front web page. Bud grew up running a farm as a young man, then flew planes with the Navy, went to school and for fifty years Dr. Wilson practiced open heart surgery with practices in the US and India. Bud poured in his money developing this ranch for youth-- all free-- he wanted all youth to lead a life as blessed as his.
Now, I still don’t know why Bud has his name in the Directory, but I did talk to the ranch manager and he said Bud has had some health difficulties, but has made his way through them. Am sure others know more about Bud?
Now I was intrigued about these names under the State of New Mexico: Know Packards, but they were visiting their son in Mexico City and then could not get out of Dallas. Two of the names listed under New Mexico, I could not find inside: Gilbert and MacKay. There was a Frazier listed in New Mexico – a Suzie Frazier in San Juan Pueblo, listed as a facilitator but the two numbers listed were disconnected. The Karpoff’s number did not work; Elsie Rippel did not answer her phone, but Walt Epley did answer the phone and we chatted about what he knew about his New Mexico colleagues-- not much-- in the middle of the conversation Walt stopped- “you are that Richard who does the Last Chapter?” Walt is very sharp.
I also realized that Kaze Gadway, my old Kenya Human Development Training School (1979?) partner, who lives in Albuquerque should be listed under New Mexico as well as Louise Singleton.
I did feed this to Michael Tippett, our Directory manager. Hey, the next time you take a trip bring your Directory with you and give some people a call. It is great to start by googling their name to see what comes up. Bud had a story and Kaze has some great videos about her life. Just start by saying, “Am visiting here and saw you are in the Directory. If you have time, I would like to hear your story of why you are in the Directory? I mean we are family."
This is better and easier than the Wiegels showing up at your front door wanting to make a video of your life story. But this all reminds me when I was first around the Institute in San Francisco, Saturdays were set aside for RS-1 recruitment, and this was serious recruitment. I mean we would do cold calling from the phone book or just show up at a recent RS-1 graduate’s house to ask, “If we could just take a moment of their time, to do some reflection about the course.” This usually ended up with them agreeing to invite their friends to a course.
Keep that Directory close at hand… and make sure your information is up to date.
Dick
-- Richard H. T. Alton ICA Global Fund Methodist Eco-Sustainability T/F T: 773.344.7172 richard.alton@gmail.com Make Plain the Vision, Habakkuh 2:2 Won't you be my neighbor? _______________________________________________ Dialogue mailing list Dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/dialogue-wedgeblade.net
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Maybe Suzie recruited her parents… or the other way around… or a combination of college experience and parents. Bonnie and Gene Frazier were part of the Local Church Experience in Kansas City. I recall that they were also part of the Phillips University connections with folks like Bill and Ginny Reese and several others. Dallas Ziggenhorn tells a story about helping their son who was struggling with high school to find his way to Academy. Years later when they met up, the son shared how the Academy had changed his life. Thank you, Richard, for stimulating all these connecting stories. From: OE <oe-bounces@lists.wedgeblade.net> on behalf of OE List <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> Reply-To: OE List <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> Date: Thursday, January 5, 2023 at 11:46 PM To: OE List <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net> Cc: Sharon Fisher <saf1220@gmail.com>, ICA Dialogue List <dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net>, "earthrise@wedgeblade.net" <earthrise@wedgeblade.net> Subject: Re: [Oe List ...] [Dialogue] The Directory Dick, Tim & Martha Karpoff are alive and well. I just saw them at Fred's 100th birthday celebration. I'll get after them to update their Directory listing. Sharon Fisher On Thu, Jan 5, 2023, 8:34 PM Michael Shaw via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net<mailto:oe@lists.wedgeblade.net>> wrote: Bud Wilson hosted ICA 5th and/or 6th grade trips in mid-80’s. Our son Jeremiah was there for one summer. Peace, Michael sent from my phone On Jan 5, 2023, at 20:47, Nancy Trask via OE <oe@lists.wedgeblade.net<mailto:oe@lists.wedgeblade.net>> wrote: Thank you, Dick. Suzie Frazier was a college acquaintance of those of us who attended Phillips University in the late 60’s & early 70’s (Alan Gammel, Larry Loeppke, Cheryl Hood Addington, Barbara Garrison, myself, others?). Suzie evidently took ToP training and provided facilitation services. I will try to find out if she still wants to be listed; contact info; etc. Our social networks are wide and interesting, and we could use them better! Nancy Trask On Thu, Jan 5, 2023 at 7:40 PM Richard Alton via Dialogue <dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net<mailto:dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net>> wrote: Dear Colleagues, my birth month has passed but I keep witnessing. It is hard to stop once you get in the flow. I was in Santa Fe, late December, working with Louise Singleton on Africa Climate Change when she mentioned that her name was not listed under New Mexico in The Directory. Looked at her Directory and sure enough she was not listed under the State of New Mexico or Colorado or North Carolina, but was listed under Singleton inside the Directory. So, who gets listed under a state? Big mystery? There are eight names listed for New Mexico: Epley; Frazier; Gilbert; Karpoff; MacKay; Packard; Rippel and Wilson. Looked up Wilson-- we have some great Wilsons in the Directory, but only John N ‘Bud’ Wilson lives in New Mexico: born 27 Sept, 1925 (yes, he is either 97 or 98); Youth Work; Sangre de Cristo Youth Ranch; El Prado NM…now, I think I remember this Bud as we had a late Indian lady named Shakuntala who use to help at this ranch. So googled Bud: It turns out the ranch is now partnering with an organization called Localogy which has Bud’s story on their front web page. Bud grew up running a farm as a young man, then flew planes with the Navy, went to school and for fifty years Dr. Wilson practiced open heart surgery with practices in the US and India. Bud poured in his money developing this ranch for youth-- all free-- he wanted all youth to lead a life as blessed as his. Now, I still don’t know why Bud has his name in the Directory, but I did talk to the ranch manager and he said Bud has had some health difficulties, but has made his way through them. Am sure others know more about Bud? Now I was intrigued about these names under the State of New Mexico: Know Packards, but they were visiting their son in Mexico City and then could not get out of Dallas. Two of the names listed under New Mexico, I could not find inside: Gilbert and MacKay. There was a Frazier listed in New Mexico – a Suzie Frazier in San Juan Pueblo, listed as a facilitator but the two numbers listed were disconnected. The Karpoff’s number did not work; Elsie Rippel did not answer her phone, but Walt Epley did answer the phone and we chatted about what he knew about his New Mexico colleagues-- not much-- in the middle of the conversation Walt stopped- “you are that Richard who does the Last Chapter?” Walt is very sharp. I also realized that Kaze Gadway, my old Kenya Human Development Training School (1979?) partner, who lives in Albuquerque should be listed under New Mexico as well as Louise Singleton. I did feed this to Michael Tippett, our Directory manager. Hey, the next time you take a trip bring your Directory with you and give some people a call. It is great to start by googling their name to see what comes up. Bud had a story and Kaze has some great videos about her life. Just start by saying, “Am visiting here and saw you are in the Directory. If you have time, I would like to hear your story of why you are in the Directory? I mean we are family." This is better and easier than the Wiegels showing up at your front door wanting to make a video of your life story. But this all reminds me when I was first around the Institute in San Francisco, Saturdays were set aside for RS-1 recruitment, and this was serious recruitment. I mean we would do cold calling from the phone book or just show up at a recent RS-1 graduate’s house to ask, “If we could just take a moment of their time, to do some reflection about the course.” This usually ended up with them agreeing to invite their friends to a course. Keep that Directory close at hand… and make sure your information is up to date. Dick -- Richard H. T. 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Well Dick, Keep Witnessing! I was telephoned by Dorcas Rose in 1969 to help recruit RS1 which I then attended, and here I am all these years later, still loving my life O:E, EI, and ICA enriched for me. You, as you know, are a BIG part of that life. Thank You dear friend, Ellen Sent from my iPad
On Jan 5, 2023, at 8:40 PM, Richard Alton via Dialogue <dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net> wrote:
Dear Colleagues, my birth month has passed but I keep witnessing. It is hard to stop once you get in the flow.
I was in Santa Fe, late December, working with Louise Singleton on Africa Climate Change when she mentioned that her name was not listed under New Mexico in The Directory. Looked at her Directory and sure enough she was not listed under the State of New Mexico or Colorado or North Carolina, but was listed under Singleton inside the Directory. So, who gets listed under a state? Big mystery? There are eight names listed for New Mexico: Epley; Frazier; Gilbert; Karpoff; MacKay; Packard; Rippel and Wilson.
Looked up Wilson-- we have some great Wilsons in the Directory, but only John N ‘Bud’ Wilson lives in New Mexico: born 27 Sept, 1925 (yes, he is either 97 or 98); Youth Work; Sangre de Cristo Youth Ranch; El Prado NM…now, I think I remember this Bud as we had a late Indian lady named Shakuntala who use to help at this ranch. So googled Bud: It turns out the ranch is now partnering with an organization called Localogy which has Bud’s story on their front web page. Bud grew up running a farm as a young man, then flew planes with the Navy, went to school and for fifty years Dr. Wilson practiced open heart surgery with practices in the US and India. Bud poured in his money developing this ranch for youth-- all free-- he wanted all youth to lead a life as blessed as his.
Now, I still don’t know why Bud has his name in the Directory, but I did talk to the ranch manager and he said Bud has had some health difficulties, but has made his way through them. Am sure others know more about Bud?
Now I was intrigued about these names under the State of New Mexico: Know Packards, but they were visiting their son in Mexico City and then could not get out of Dallas. Two of the names listed under New Mexico, I could not find inside: Gilbert and MacKay. There was a Frazier listed in New Mexico – a Suzie Frazier in San Juan Pueblo, listed as a facilitator but the two numbers listed were disconnected. The Karpoff’s number did not work; Elsie Rippel did not answer her phone, but Walt Epley did answer the phone and we chatted about what he knew about his New Mexico colleagues-- not much-- in the middle of the conversation Walt stopped- “you are that Richard who does the Last Chapter?” Walt is very sharp.
I also realized that Kaze Gadway, my old Kenya Human Development Training School (1979?) partner, who lives in Albuquerque should be listed under New Mexico as well as Louise Singleton.
I did feed this to Michael Tippett, our Directory manager. Hey, the next time you take a trip bring your Directory with you and give some people a call. It is great to start by googling their name to see what comes up. Bud had a story and Kaze has some great videos about her life. Just start by saying, “Am visiting here and saw you are in the Directory. If you have time, I would like to hear your story of why you are in the Directory? I mean we are family."
This is better and easier than the Wiegels showing up at your front door wanting to make a video of your life story. But this all reminds me when I was first around the Institute in San Francisco, Saturdays were set aside for RS-1 recruitment, and this was serious recruitment. I mean we would do cold calling from the phone book or just show up at a recent RS-1 graduate’s house to ask, “If we could just take a moment of their time, to do some reflection about the course.” This usually ended up with them agreeing to invite their friends to a course.
Keep that Directory close at hand… and make sure your information is up to date.
Dick
-- Richard H. T. Alton ICA Global Fund Methodist Eco-Sustainability T/F T: 773.344.7172 richard.alton@gmail.com Make Plain the Vision, Habakkuh 2:2 Won't you be my neighbor? _______________________________________________ Dialogue mailing list Dialogue@lists.wedgeblade.net http://lists.wedgeblade.net/listinfo.cgi/dialogue-wedgeblade.net
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