[Ohio-talk] Cleveland Chapter News!

[Cheryl Fields]

Thanks Barb, we are most certainly going to try... we need all the
encouragement that we can get, smiles!


On 6/20/17, Cheryl Fields <cherylelaine1957 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Fellow Federationist!
>
> The Cleveland has good news and not so good news to share. Well, let
> us give you the not so good news first.
> Our annual fund raiser, bus trip to Amish Country, scheduled for
> Saturday June 24, is cancelled. Refund checks are being mailed this
> week. Look forward to hearing from us in the future about other
> opportunities to participate with the chapter.
>
> Onward! Let’s get to the good news! On this past Saturday, members of
> the Cleveland chapter made the first step in relationship building
> with the City of Cleveland. Rob from the Mayor’s office explored
> Public Square with us. This was a huge success, several mobility
> barriers were identified, including traffic light concerns. Rob from
> the Mayor’s office, was very attentive, noted suggestions and
> recommendations, agreed to share with the other city departments, and
> follow up with the nfb Cleveland! We are confident that many of our
> suggestions will be effectively addressed. Stay tuned more to come
> soon!
>
> Thank you to a special group of Federationist   for showing up, making
> it happen and braving extremely high temperatures to make this event a
> success! This is how we build the Federation!
>  Sarah Bishop, Natassha Ricks, Delcenia Brown, Wilbert Turner, Suzanne
> and Danielle Turner, Larry Rodriguez, Mary Ponder and Cecil Dukes!
>
> Everyone have a Terrific Tuesday!
>
>
> --
> Wishing You All the Best,
>
> William H. Turner President
>
> Cheryl E. Fields Vice President
>
> The National Federation of the Blind
>
> Cleveland Chapter
>
>
> A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human
> life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will
> never sit.
> --D. Elton Trueblood
>


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Wishing You All the Best,

Cheryl E. Fields


A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human
life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will
never sit.
--D. Elton Trueblood