[nfbwatlk] Resolutions Committee

[Mike Freeman]

Greetings, everyone!

I have appointed the Resolutions Committee for the 2007 convention of 
the NFB of Washington. It will meet about 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 
19, right after the "everything you wanted to know about the Federation" 
session. The place is TBA.

Gary Mackenstadt will chair the Resolutions Committee; he will inform 
you how, where and in what form resolutions should be submitted.

The other members of the Resolutions Committee are: Noel Nightingale, 
Bennett Prows, Jennifer Moerke, Paula Achter, Maria Bradford and Kyle 
Parrish. The Resolutions Committee hears resolutions brought to it and 
makes recommendations to the NFBW convention as a whole as to whether 
the resolutions should be passed or rejected.

Resolutions are the vehicles which set the policy for the NFB of 
Washington. If you need help crafting a resolution, I am sure that all 
of us grizzled veterans will be glad to assist.

Mike Freeman, President
National Federation of the Blind of Washington 
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Greetings, everyone!
 
I have appointed the Resolutions Committee for the 2007 convention of the NFB of Washington. It will meet about 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 19, right after the "everything you wanted to know about the Federation" session. The place is TBA.
 
Gary Mackenstadt will chair the Resolutions Committee; he will inform you how, where and in what form resolutions should be submitted.
 
The other members of the Resolutions Committee are: Noel Nightingale, Bennett Prows, Jennifer Moerke, Paula Achter, Maria Bradford and Kyle Parrish. The Resolutions Committee hears resolutions brought to it and makes recommendations to the NFBW convention as a whole as to whether the resolutions should be passed or rejected.
 
Resolutions are the vehicles which set the policy for the NFB of Washington. If you need help crafting a resolution, I am sure that all of us grizzled veterans will be glad to assist.
 
Mike Freeman, President
National Federation of the Blind of Washington