[Nebraska-senior-blind] NFBN Senior division - September Meeting, Special Guest

[Karen Lemmon]

I will be at the meeting and looking forward to it. I am a little upset with
the NFBN as we who are members of the NFBN asked for a booth to let people
know as we have in years past about the Bus Across Nebraska for the Black
Hills Ski for Light event in January. Since no one is making money but only
trying to pass on the opportunity we are a little upset that we are to pay
anywhere between $50 and $500 for a booth. How do you guys feel about this?
I am a bit confused 

KLem

 

From: Nebraska-senior-blind
[mailto:nebraska-senior-blind-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Robert Leslie
Newman via Nebraska-senior-blind
Sent: Saturday, August 22, 2015 6:57 PM
To: '0senior division listserv'
Cc: Robert Leslie Newman
Subject: [Nebraska-senior-blind] NFBN Senior division - September Meeting,
Special Guest

 

Hi you all

RE: Info about our September Meeting: Special Guest presentation, &
convention talk

 

The first part of our meeting will be devoted to interaction with a special
guest.  Read below to read the interaction between Ever Lee, and me! 

 

-Recall, I asked Ever Lee Hairston to come talk to us about her newly
published book. (All about her journey into blindness.)

 

-Here is my invitation for September:

 

. Ever Lee

 

Hey.so not in August. Here is our September date, see if this would work -
Monday September 21st; 5:00 your time.

 

-Here is her response:

 

Yes, it will be my pleasure.

 

Ever Lee Hairston, first Vice President

National Federation of the Blind of California

H: 323 654.2975

C: 323 252.9188

W: everhairston.com

 

 

The second part of our September meeting will consist of: discussion
relating to our state convention luncheon, topic for our membership meeting,
elections, and more.

Respectfully yours, 

Robert Leslie Newman

President, NFBN Senior Division 

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