May 2017 M O N T H LY N E W S L E T T E R

FLYING DENTISTS ASSOCIATION

National Convention Lake Placid, NY June 15-19, 2017 Spring is finally hitting the Northeast. Warmer temperatures, longer days and spring showers are washing the snow off the Adirondack Mountains and life in Lake Placid is transitioning to summer. Our long awaited National Convention is just around the corner now. We are excited! This meeting encompasses everything that makes the Flying Dentist Association so much fun. You will get the opportunity to fly to a unique area you may have not been before. Share dental education, camaraderie, adventure and great food with both old friends and new ones. We see that many of you have already booked your Hotel rooms and sent in your registration fees. Thank you. If you haven’t yet, there is still time. Our room block will be released to the public on May 16th. See my past newsletters on all the activities we have planned for Placid. I’m getting excited to get up in the North country and breathe the fresh air of the Adirondacks. It will be great to see many of our FDA friends and hopefully meet some new ones. Bill D’Angelo (Continued on p.4)

Upcoming CE May 4-6, 2017 Western District Fly-In Napa June 15-19, 2017 National Convention Lake Placid, NY July 28-Aug. 1, 2017 Manitoba Fishing Trip Canada August 25-27, 2017 Eastern District Fly-In Kitty Hawk, NC September 15-22, 2017 Canadian Sailing Trip Bellingham, WA October 13-14, 2017 Fall Board Meeting Memphis, TN

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CONTINUING ED UCATION OPPORTUNITIES May 6, 2017 Napa, California Hours 4.5 Speaker: Dr. Maxim Belograd, DSD Topic: Introduction to the Micro Vision World 3 things attendee will be able to accomplish after course 1. Learn to combine composites and veneers to preserve dentin 2. Learn about rubber dam placement 3. Review difficult cases studies and a conservative approach in management Saturday June 17 & Monday June 19 Lake Placid, NY Hours: 4.5 each day Speaker: Dr. Alan Brodine Topic: Prosthodontically-driven Implant Treatment 3 things attendee will be able to accomplish after course 1. How do we make an implant crown look like a natural tooth growing out of gingiva 2. How do we know how many implants we need 3. How do we design implant occlusions

✴ All courses are by lecture, at no cost for those registered for the meeting at which the CE is offered. The Flying Dentists Association is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry. The Flying Dentists Association designates this activity for the indicated continuing education credits.

✴ Instructors are medical or dental professionals and have filed conflict of interest forms indicating no conflicts ✴ No companies or other entities have provided additional commercial support ✴ No CE credit is available for aviation courses (unless dental or medical in content)

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PR E SI D E N T’ S L E TTE R We are between meetings, so I’m going to ramble. It’s springtime in Minnesota, which is a mixed blessing. We sure love the warmer weather and the fact that summer is coming. However, the melted snow exposes 4 months of trash on the ground, it’s rainy season and there is still ice in the clouds at altitude. The transition from snow blowers to lawn mowers, storm doors to screens, snow machines to motorcycles, etc…, usually takes a few days. It’s like we live in two worlds with all the crap we have.

practical to cross half the country and the Rockies in a light plane for a 3-4 day weekend, which is why we don’t get to see our west coast members as often as we like. Tara and I are really looking forward to the national convention in Lake Placid. We’ve never been in upstate New York but I hear it is beautiful. Bill D’Angelo has put together an impressive program with something for everyone. If you haven’t already, put down this

Fortunately the FDA meetings, (skiing, Dominican Republic mission and Cuba), have kept us active and warm this past winter. Next week we are going to the Napa Valley for some wine, education and visiting our west coast friends we don’t get to see that often. We are going to airline there. There is no shame in that, it just sucks being on an airliner. Sometimes it’s just not

FDA Angling Team

Eagle Nest Lodge Winnipeg River, Mb July 28 - August 1, 2017

newsletter and make your reservations now! Our room block expires on May 15th. Besides being a fraternal organization, the FDA is a huge repository of dental and aviation knowledge. I have learned so much through our continuing education programs but also just by talking to other members using different techniques and materials from different specialties and parts of the country. With just a few pointers from Ned Markey over a couple of beers, I no longer dread treating kids. Considering a new airplane or upgrade or need a major repair? Talk to your friends in the FDA. Get unbiased information and advice from a group with an unvested interest in your decision. There is so much to love about the FDA! Steve and Tara Schell

EAGLE NEST LODGE FLYING DENTISTS ASSOCIATION Wilderness Fishing Package 2017 THREE DAY - FOUR NIGHT PLAN

Friday, July 28 - Tuesday, August 1

Still more room for fishermen/ fisherwomen this summer on the Winnipeg River. It is a long weekend with you back to work in time for the back to school rush. Last month’s newsletter had pictures of 3 our FDA ladies with their big fish, you can be in next year’s picture. Check the last 7 newsletters for all the details, www.flyingdentists.org, and also the Eagle Nest website, www.eaglenestresorts.com. See you at Lake Placid to pre-plan fishing in Canada. Ray Rhoades 913-244-7140

Your 3 day - 4 night package includes Round trip fly in services out of Lac du Bonnet, MB All meals and deluxe accommodations at Eagle Nest Lodge - Group guide service (1 to 4 guests) - 3 days 16' boat with swivel upholstered seats, 30 hp. motor & gas Fishing license . motor insurance pool . Bait All Taxes & Hospitality plus Complete Package With Discount $1725 ea. *Youth Rate - 15 yrs and under - $1625ea. *Airport transfers from- Winnipeg - ($240) pp *Additional guide service ($240) for 2 people per day - available on request. Call Jessica 1-800-665-0232 FDA Contact: Ray Rhoades (Cell) 913-244-7140

Deposit Required: $500.00 per person confirms your enjoyment at Eagle Nest!!

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FLYING 2017 National Meeting (Con’t from p.1) Our featured speaker this year at the Lake Placid closing night banquet will be Catherine Fish. She has taught motivating and entertaining aviation safety courses in the States and Europe since the 80’s. She has a unique ability to connect with both pilots and non pilots in the crowd, using humor to connect with the audience. She is a seventeen-year National Accident Prevention Counselor. Flying since 1973, she is a certified single-engine, multi-engine and instrument flight instructor. Her 6,000 hours of flight time include flying for a commuter airline, flying as a USDA contract pilot and teaching 300 students how to fly. Cathe' was the Professor of Aviation Technology at Cochise College for five years. She has been one of the AOPA Air Safety Foundation's favorite lead instructors for seventeen years, teaching 400 Flight Instructor Revalidation Clinics, 100 Pitch Hitter Seminars and many other safety programs. Catherine will plan on a Monday afternoon lecture for all the pilots in the group at the airport on more technical topics. Her closing banquet speech will be focused on fun aviation topics for both pilots and non pilots.

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National Meeting Agenda Thursday June 15th: Early Arrivals Friday June 16th: 10:00 - 5:00 Arrivals check in at airport 3:00-6;00 Board Meeting 6:30-9:00 Welcome Reception Saturday June 17th: 7:30-9:30 Welcome Breakfast 9:30-12:30 Morning CE 12:30-2:30 Ladies Luncheon 12:30-2:30 General Membership lunch & meeting 3:30 Family paced hike at High Falls Gorge Sunday June 18th: Free Time to explore the area Ladies morning Yoga Class Kids wild center field trip 6:00 Cocktail Party Monday June 19th: 7:30-9:00 Board meeting and breakfast 9:30-12:30 CE Classes 9:30 - 2:30 Kids Beach Outing 6:30-9:00pm Reception & closing banquet 6:30-9:00 Kids Pizza party Tuesday, June 20th: Depart for home

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FLYING National Meeting (Con’t from p.4)

Flight Planning for Lake Placid Our home base airport for the National Meeting this year is Lake Placid (LKP). It’s a beautiful mountain airport located very close to town. Its located in close proximity to the High Peaks region of the Adirondacks. Mount Marcy is the highest in the area and directly south of LKP and 5344ft high. Many of you will be approaching from the South and will fly over some of the most beautiful terrain the Northeast has to offer. The Adirondack State Park encompasses 6 million acres of lakes, mountains, forests and small towns. Check out all the SeaPlane bases to the Southwest…Long Lake (NY9) is really fun to land in. For all you guys with wheels, Marcy Field located in Keene is a cool 2400ft grass strip to check out. The runway at LKP is 4,196ft long at an elevation of 1,747ft. Its worth noting that on the sectional chart there are many mountains surrounding the airport that rise 3000ft above it. Of special importance is paying attention to the Olympic ski jump towers which are 2162ft high within a mile of the airport. All of this makes for a beautiful approach on a VFR day. If the winds are ripping, the turbulence can be fun on approach. LAKE PLACID, NEW YORK APP CRS

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One last tip is that if you are not flying IFR, check to make sure the MOAs located Southwest of LKP are cold. They are used by Wheeler Sack Air force Base. Try Boston Center on 133.25 from south or 120.35 closer to LKP to check. Safe Flying.

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If your flight plan has you arriving at night or if the weather is low IFR, Saranac Lake (SLK) is a great alternate (13NM to the Northwest). It has a 6500ft runway with an ILS RWY 23 approach with a cool DME Arch with MALSR and 200ft minimums. If you land here, its about a 30min drive to LKP. Call me and Ill come grab you in the FDA Van. (716) 481-8046.

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I may suggest dropping the gear high to stay close to maneuvering speed on decent and staying west of the highest peaks on decent because the wind is usually out of that direction. If there is an overcast to get under, LKP has a GPS RWY 14 approach with 1400ft high minimums. On close look to the approach plate it is not authorized at night and I would suggest not even landing at night even in VFR conditions. I have done this once in the SeaPlane in VFR using Foreflight synthetic vision as a guide to avoid mountains and it was pretty hairy.

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FLYING 2017 National Meeting

(Con’t from p.5)

Top 10 Things To Look Forward to in Lake Placid June 2017 Take a Hike - Lake Placid is surrounded by the Adirondack Mountains which have the most beautiful hikes in the Northeast. I will personally be guiding a half day hike for a group of interested adventurers. 2. Drive to the top of Whiteface Mountain. - Just shy of 5000 feet high, visitors can get some of the best views of Lake Placid and the surrounding Adirondacks. On a clear day you can see all the way to Montreal, Canada. 3. Get on the Lake - Motor boats are for rent on Lake Placid along with 1 hour pontoon boat tours. Mirror Lake (Our hotel is right on this lake) has kayaks and stand up paddle boards for rent. 4. Tour the Olympic Museum and Ski Jump Complex - Learn about the history of the 1932 and 1980 winter olympic games. See athletes in summer training at the ski jump pools. 5. Golf at the Historic Lake Placid Club - 45 holes of golfing featuring some of the most picturesque golf holes in the northeast 6. Fine Dining - Lake Placid has a multitude of delicious restaurants to choose from that are all within walking distance to our hotel. 7. Walk the Town - Walk out the doors of the hotel and you are on main street of Lake Placid which has store fronts featuring fine art, mountain apparel, restaurants and gift shops. 8. Excellent Lodging - High Peaks Resort will be providing our accommodations. Centrally located in town and on Mirror Lake with 3 different buildings to choose from all recently renovated. 9. Great Education - Our own FDA Prosthodontist Dr. Alan Brodine will be sharing his knowledge of almost 30 years practicing in the field of summer jumping competitions Prosthodontics. 10. Featured Aviation Comedian - Catherine Fish will be our featured speaker at the closing night dinner. She will not disappoint with her unusual and hilarious aviation stories. Our National Meeting will be sponsored by the Eastern District this year, and since the Eastern is one of our largest districts we are expecting one of our largest turn outs. Lake Placid New York will be our destination from June 16-19 with early arrivals set for Thursday the 15th of June. 1.

High Peaks Hotel Reservations Rooms need to be reserved by May 16, 2017 The room rates start at $179.00 + tax for a run of the house room & King Jr. Suites waterfront collection & Main building one bedroom suites. 2 queens & King collection Suites $229.00 + tax To make your reservation please call 518-523-4411, let them know you are with the Flying Dentists Association. Our block of rooms run from Thursday June 15-19, 2017 Rental Car information Priceless is our go to Car company this year- Please contact Dolores at 518-523-4838 by in end of April 2017 to book your car. She needs to know by April 1st so they can have the cars waiting for you when you fly in. Prices start at: $39.99 a day, she is offering 5% off for our membership, or Military ID retired or serving 10% off * The FBO is LKP Lake Placid they are offering discounts on fuel, however they did say depending on how many of you fly in you might consider bringing your own tie down ropes. Contact Information 518-523-2473 Steve Short, Manager

SUP Yoga

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FLYING Fall Board Meeting -Memphis TN Oct. 13-14, 2017 It's not too soon to book your stay in the ‘Home of the Blues’ this fall! The annual board meeting will be held in Memphis, Tennessee on October 13th and 14th with lots to do and most importantly eat. We will be staying at the Hampton Inn Beale Street (901) 260-4000 and ask for the FDA Room Rate of $199]) it is within easy walking distance of all the downtown attractions. Beale Street, Rendezvous BBQ, Gibson Guitar Factory, Sun Studios, Staxx Records, Pandas at the Memphis Zoo, the Bass Pro Pyramid, and Graceland are just a few of the attractions that await. Check out these Websites: http://www.bealestreet.com/ https://www.hogsfly.com/ http://www.gibson.com/Gibson/G ibsonTours.aspx https://www.sunstudio.com/ http://www.concordmusicgroup.c om/labels/stax/ https://basspro.com/pyramid https://www.memphiszoo.org/ https://www.graceland.com/ We will be using Dewitt Spain Airport (M01) for arrivals. Downtown is a short Uber ride away. Early arrivals will be on Thursday, October 12th, giving you Friday and Saturday to see Memphis before departing Sunday morning to head home. We have Saturday night dinner planned at Central BBQ, which was my favorite as far as BBQ goes, when I lived there during dental school. This will be an awesome trip and I hope to see you all there Brad Keener-870-715-9423

Memphis Fall Board Meeting The Hampton Inn & Suites at Beale Street Room rates are: $199.00 a night and include breakfast. We have a block of rooms holding until September 1, 2017, so call today and book your room:

To make your reservation please call the Hampton at 901-260-4000, ask for reservations then let them know you are with the Flying Dentists Association.

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FLYING FDA Drive Trip 2018 Caribbean Extravaganza We are proud to unveil the next chapter of our annual FDA Caribbean Adventure. This article will be a sneak peek at the nicest place the FDA has ever been to in the Caribbean. Sandals Emerald Bay on Great Exuma, Bahamas. You have all seen the TV commercials for Sandals and know what it looks like, now lets experience it for ourselves! Cuba is over and we had such a terrific time that the group was chomping at the bit asking for info on the next one. We are still firming up all the details but here is what we know. The date is March 11th returning March 16th which will be our typical Sunday thru Friday which gives us a couple wx days on each side. This is a drop dead gorgeous place that wowed us 5 years ago when we were there previously. This is an all inclusive with delicious food, all the top shelf liqueur you can think of, all water sports vehicles, sailboats, kayaks, even Scuba.

The price is $1648 per person so it is less expensive than last time! A deposit of $100 over person is due by July 14, 2017. This is payable by credit card only. Call Stacy to book your reservation. If you have never gone with us to the islands before, DO NOT WORRY! We will do all the hard stuff, flight planning, Customs, survival, you name it we do it for you. Please strongly consider this opportunity. None of us are getting any younger! What are you waiting for? Brenda and Steve

Five years ago the cost was close to $2000/person and we still had 80 people partake, we have 30 rooms allotted to us so don’t dilly dally as they will fill up soon. We have to have our rooms request in by July so there is a bit of urgency to this.

Cuba Recap Cuba is over except for the memories and pictures. What a trip it was. 65 people made the great adventure and none were disappointed. The food was spectacular with lobster 1-2 times every day, the accommodations were exquisite, the tours were outstanding, and the camaraderie was, as always, the best part. So many 1st timers to the FDA not to mention 1st timers to island flying. We even had 15 brave souls (4 women) that jumped out of a perfectly well maintained (😀 ) Russian helicopter from 10,000 feet landing lightly on the ocean beach in front of our resort. Magical. The CE was truly superior. We were all blown away by the breadth and depth of knowledge our CE presenters had on their respecti ce subjects. Check out all our pictures with the link on the FDA website. We even had a bus "chant" that the party bus peeps were proud to proclaim, check it out too. Next year is Sandals. Don't be left out! Steve

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FLYING FDA Regional News Western District Welcome to spring time. For the last 4 years the west coast has been in a pretty severe drought. Water rationing has become the norm in many areas. Media and the water people were saying it would take 4 to 5 years of above average precipitation to get things back to normal. Well, in west coast fashion, we got things back to beyond normal in just a few months. Ski resorts in the Lake Tahoe area have had record amounts of snow fall this year and a couple of resorts have stated that they could stay open until August. Area lakes are full and dumping water to make room for anticipated summer runoff. Flying just about anywhere in Northern Nevada reveals green everywhere and there is standing water in areas where there had not been for many years. While this past winter seemed like it might never end, finally our flying weather has been getting more predictable. I hope everyone who wants to has been getting out and flying when possible. We should never take for granted the freedom that being pilots allows us. By the time you read this, the Western District Fly-in will be a thing of the past. It looks like we have a great group attending and I’ll have a full report next time. Hope everyone is having a great spring. Blue Skies and if necessary, keep the approach needles centered. Bill Holmes

Eastern District Want a little education and a lot of fun? First read David McCullough’s book “The Wright Brothers” and then join us for a fall Fly-in at Kitty Hawk, NC. Dates for the Kitty Hawk Fly-in are August 25-27. We will be staying at the Comfort Inn North on the Outer Banks. Make room reservation directly with the front desk; their number is 252-441-6333. Tell front desk you are with the Flying Dentists. Street side rooms are $189: ocean view, $250. Cut-off date for room reservations is July 25. Breakfast is in included in price of room. Continuing education will be Saturday morning. The afternoon will be devoted to aviation via the Wright Brothers and their flying experience on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. More details for the week-end and registration information will be in next newsletter. Safe flying, Steve Sudderth

Eastern District FLy-In - Kill Devil Hills, NC Aug. 25-26 To Book a room call 252-441-6333 and ask for the Flying Dentist rate of $189. Rooms will held until July 24th

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S A F ETY Aviation’s Best Headset Given Away at National Meeting You read that absolutely right, Lightspeed is supplying their newest headset, the PFX (Personal Flying Experience), to the FDA for some lucky pilot during the National Meeting. As you know, every year a prize is given to a pilot that has undergone Wing’s training or equivalent or a new rating during the previous 12 months. This year’s prize is of great value ($1100) and un-matched performance. For you that don’t know about Lightspeed’s PFX headset, here are some facts. A headset has 3 jobs to do. 1) reduce wind/engine noise with Active Noise Reduction ANR technology 2) provide crisp and clear communication between ATC/pilot/passengers 3) for audiophiles, provide superior music reproduction. This headset has raised the bar with all three upon which all other headsets will be compared. It has cutting edge technology with the ability to map YOUR ear with SONAR and continually sample cockpit noise to fine tune it’s noise canceling duty during a flight. After a 30 minute demo at OSH 2 yrs ago comparing the Zulu 2 (already a superior headset) to the PFX in all 3 phases, it clearly took headset technology to a whole new level. I then had the opportunity to try one out in my 210 for a real world experiment and it was breathtaking. On my first flight I thought something was wrong with my plane as it was

so quiet compared to my high performance Zulu 2 headsets that Brenda and I have. I also am a huge audiophile and the music reproduction was startling. Everything is pilot programmable from treble/bass/voice clarity, etc. Pair this with a good audio panel and a good music source and it will sound like you are in a BMW luxury car complete with Blue Tooth music capability. Check out these 2 links: http://www.lightspeedaviation.com/Zulu_PFX/ subgrouping.htm?cat=34803 https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=Pdi7uAFEgHw&feature=youtu.be&utm_source=icon_New s&utm_medium=in-depth_PFX&utm_campaign=3_19_News In order to qualify for this headset, you need to do training with an instructor and take a copy of the logbook entry to give to the FDA at Lake Placid. Names will be drawn during the final banquet Monday evening. Chances to win this headset are very very good. You must be present to win!

This PFX Could be Yours

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MEM BE R’ S MA IL BOX The FDA has 2 new family members. March 26 Frankie Ray Hahn was born, parents Amy and Beau Hahn, and on March 27 Hudson Dean Keener was born to Lydia and Brad Keener. Both babies are doing great and ready to travel.

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Both Brad and Amy are planning on bring all 3 of their kids to Lake Placid. Think they have the youngest attendee award locked up! Speaking of kids, there are a herd of them coming, also signed up are 3 Hubbards, 3 Markeys + friends with kids. We’re going to have a kid party!

FDA Members receive Award Members Bill Hohlt and Chuck Wait each received the "Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award" from the FAA for 50 years of safe flying. Dr. Wait soloed in May of 1966 and Dr. Hohlt soloed in June of 1966. We both appreciate all of those safety seminars that the FDA sponsored. As of April 4th of 2017, there have been only 3980 recipients of this award.

FDA Newsletter accepts advertisements! If you know of a company that may be interested in advertising in the Newsletter, please contact the FDA Central Office (727-391-1750) [email protected].

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FDA National Convention Registration Form June 16-19, 2017 Mail form with payment to: FDA Office: 5 3 1 T h r e e M i l e K n o b R o a d , P i s g a h F o r e s t , North Carolina 28768 OR via our website using your Paypal account Questions, please phone Stacy 727-391-1750 Names of Registrants - Please Print

Member Name: _______________________________

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Names & Ages of Children: 1)______________________________

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FDA National Convention

Registration Fees

Monday Night Children’s Pizza Party (Free)

* Teens price reflects all meals

Member

Member & Spouse

$350 pp

$700 per couple

Additional Youth* 13-17 Adult Guests attending all group functions

$350 pp

$175 pp

Children 12 & under Free

$$ Total

Free

Number of Children attending:

If postmarked after June 1, 2017 add a $100 late fee

Refunds/Cancellations: Cancellations must be in writing, full refund less a $50 per person administration fee will be issued for cancellations received by June 1, 2017. There will be no refunds for cancellations received after June 7, 2016 except in the case of a medical.

FLYING Quick Calendar May 2017 Western District Fly-In - May 4-6 Napa, California Contact: Bill Holmes 775-442-0442

June 2017 National Convention - June 15-19 Lake Placid, New York Contact: Bill D’Angelo 716-481-8046 NY

Board of Directors 2015-2016 President

Steven Schell

763-354-8036 MN

President-Elect

Ned Markey

716-867-5589 WI

Secretary

Kevin D’Angelo

716-913-4036 NY

Past President

Bart Bycroft

875-452-2312 KS

Eastern District

Steve Sudderth, VP 828-443-7648 NC

Central District

Amy Hahn, VP

913-406-1290 KS

Western District

Bill Holmes, VP

775-742-0442 NV

July 2017

FDA Fishing Trip - July 28-August 1 Manitoba, Canada Contact: Ray Rhoades 913-244-7140 KS

CO M M ITTE E S Continuing Education

Sept 2017 Canadian Sailing Adventure - Sept 15-22 Bellingham, Washington Contact: Ned Markey 716-867-5589

Oct 2017 Fall Board Meeting - Oct 13-14 Memphis, TN Contact: Ned Markey 716-867-5589

C H AIR

P H ONE

Chuck Wait

480-998-1188 AZ

Mark Zust

314-374-8560 MO

Audit/Budget

Wade Carnes

317-446-6224 FL

By Laws

Mark Zust

314-374-8560 MO

Investment

Ray Rhoades

913-244-7140 KS

History

David Camp

319-759-9077 IA

Membership

Steve Mowery

712-308-6893 IA

Milestones

Amy Hahn

913-406-1290 KS

Missions

Kevin D’Angelo

716-913-4036 NY

Nominating

Bart Bycroft

875-452-2312 KS

Safety

Steve Mowery

712-308-6893 IA

Fly’in Committee

Anthony Savage 757-748-9541 VA Steve Mowery

712-308-6893 IA

Amy Hahn

913-406-1290 KS

Steven Schell

763-354-8036 MN

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Free

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Free

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