FOE Soar April 2022

CONTENTS Convention

04 Ticket Prices 05 Auxiliary Themes & Hotels 06 Entertainment 07 Classes 08 Explore Columbus Charities

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Bridge to the Cure Update Dr. Abel's Farewell

Membership

26 From The Membership Coordinator 27 Recruit & Retain 28 New Aeries & Auxiliaries 30 Early Bird Ideas columbus

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Programs

20 NASCAR 35 2022 Cornhole Results 38 Operation Eagle 39 Bulletin Contest Winners Virginia

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THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES: 1623 GATEWAY CIRCLE SOUTH GROVE CITY, OHIO 43123. WWW.FOE.COM, GENERAL QUESTIONS - 614-883-2200, MARKETING QUESTIONS - 614-883-2210, MEMBERSHIP QUESTIONS - 614-883-2177, EMAIL: MARKETING@FOE.COM. SOAR IS PUBLISHED TWO TIMES A YEAR IN SPRING AND FALL BY THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES MARKETING DEPARTMENT.

Our Presidents

A message from Grand Worthy President Brian Rogers & Grand Madam President Brenda Garrioch

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hat a year we've had so far! We are on track to be a Net Gain organization again this time meeting our goal of a 2% Net Gain. We've started three new Aeries and four new Auxiliaries. Eagles are back to raising millions of dollars for charity and we're geared up for one of our biggest Conventions yet in Columbus, Ohio.

While we've accomplished a lot, there's still work left to do. Use these remaining months to help us blow our goals out of the water and put us in a great position for next fraternal year.

We must "Get Off The Bench and Get In The Game." We can't let the Legacy that is the Fraternal Order of Eagles fade away. Let's do the hard work worth doing, and together we can ensure that no future generation will ever have to experience a world without the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Fraternally,

Brian & Brenda PRESIDENTS

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CONVENTION

EAGLES TAKE OVER THE BUCKEYE STATE This summer, the Fraternal Order of Eagles invades downtown Columbus, Ohio, for the 2022 F.O.E. International Convention, July 30-Aug. 4, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel and Columbus Convention Center.

Rooms still remain at the Sonesta Hotel ($134/night + tax) and the Red Roof Inn ($129/night + tax). The Hyatt Regency and Drury Inn & Suites are both sold out.

All Convention activities will be held in the Hyatt Regency and the Convention Center, which are connected.

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The hotel and convention center are located in Columbus' vibrant downtown arts district, located within walking distance of great bars, restaurants and shops, as well as Huntington Park, home of the AAA Columbus Clippers baseball team.

$45 Pre-Registration $60 R egistration at Convention $45 A uxiliary Ladies Night Out $55 A erie & Auxiliary Banquet $30 P rayer Breakfast

Join us this summer in the heart of the midwest as we celebrate another fantastic Eagles year.

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A u x i l i a ry th e m e s DAY

Monday

THEME

State/Provincial Colors Show Your Local Pride As A Delegate

Tuesday

Members' Choice Grand Madam President's Colors

Wednesday

Thursday

Burgundy, Blue, Silver & Gold Grand Madam President-Elects' Colors Light Blue, Silver & White

Hotel HOTEL

PRICE

PARKING

Hyatt

SOLD OUT

SOLD OUT

Sonesta

$134/night + tax

$15/day self-parking

Drury

SOLD OUT

SOLD OUT

Red Roof

$129/night + tax

$10/day self-parking

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Alice Cooper

Asleep At The Wheel

Sixwire

2 022 INTERNATIONAL CONVENT ION

entertainment S u n day, Ju ly 31

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Welcome To Columbus

Ladies' Auxiliary Night Out

ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL

ANDY CHILDS & SIXWIRE

T u esday, Au g. 2 Aerie & Auxiliary Banquet

ALICE COOPER

Join us in Columbus for some great entertainment. The Welcome to Columbus Show is free for all attendees. The Ladies' Auxiliary Night Out is $45 per-person, including meal, while the Aerie & Auxiliary Members Banquet is $55 per-person, including meal. Ticket forms are available now on the Convention page at foe.com. convention

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Convention training Building a strong Aerie or Auxiliary is no easy task. Staff from the Grand Aerie Headquarters will be in Columbus teaching a full slate of courses designed to help you on your path to success. Each class is designed to walk you through a different aspect of the Order and provide you the guidance necessary to continue moving in the right direction.

MMS TRAINING

OFFICERS TRAINING

MEMBERSHIP

Learn more about the F.O.E.'s Member Management System from expert staff.

Our Field Service Managers walk you through the duties of being a Local Officer.

Find out more about the most effective ways to make your membership grow!

GRANTS

PROTECTING OURSELVES

NEW AERIE/AUXILIARY

Charity is the heart of the F.O.E. Learn about how to apply for grants from our Accounting Dept.

Our Legal Staff provides training on how to make sure your club can avoid potential troubles.

Find out how you can help us expand the Eagle reach into new communities.

AND MORE! A complete schedule of classes including dates and times will be made available on www.foe.com in the coming weeks in order to help you plan your educational opportunities prior to arriving in Columbus. convention

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Explore

COLUMBUS In the heart of the midwest, Columbus provides a variety of great experiences for Eagles to enjoy during their stay for the annual International Convention.

SHORT NORTH ARTS DISTRICT This year's Convention is located in Columbus' thriving arts district, packed with bars, restaurants and galleries open nightly.

NORTH MARKET (.3 MILES) Taste various delicious cuisine from throughout the world at the North Market.

HUNTINGTON PARK (.6 MILES) Home to the AAA Columbus Clippers, Huntington Park has been named America's Most Beautiful minor league stadium and hosts games Aug. 2-5.

LOWER.COM FIELD (1 MILE) See the Major League Soccer's Columbus Crew take on Montreal in this new, state-of-the-art facility on Aug. 3.

COSI (1.6 MILES) Columbus' Center of Science and Industry is a 320,000 sq. ft. nationally esteemed museum perfect for a day long getaway with the whole family.

GRAND AERIE HEADQUARTERS (10.5 MILES) The Grand Aerie's signature headquarters in Grove City sits a short drive down I-71 from the Hyatt. Tours will be available throughout the week. Visit foe.com as we get closer to the Convention for more info.

COLUMBUS ZOO (18.9 MILES) The beautiful Columbus Zoo is a nationally recognized facility playing home to a variety of animals and activities perfect for kids and grandkids.

Open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. convention

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CONVENTION

Eagles Got Talent

Grand Aerie Talent Show Wednesday, August 3 • Hyatt Regency Hotel

Join us in Columbus on Wednesday, August 3, to show off your special skills in the 2022 Eagles Talent Show. Entries will be accepted from members in good standing, their children and their grandchildren.

All minors must be accompanied by an adult and all entries must be received by June 24, 2022. Participants must report 30 minutes prior to their assigned performance time. Categories include Vocal (Male), Vocal (Female), Variety, Instrumental and Comedy with four divisions: Adult Group, Adult Solo, Youth Group and Youth Solo.

If you have questions about the Talent Show, please contact Bettie Clark at 870-9265854 or bettielclark59@aol.com; or Hope Mickle at 614-883-2168 or hmickle@foe. com. Visit foe.com to download the official entry form.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

The Convention page at foe.com is your home for all things International Convention, including: • Registration Forms • Ritual Forms • Schedule of Events

• Sponsor Info • Contest Results • and more! convention

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Mayfield Eagles Le n Members from across the jurisdiction step up to assist HOW TO HELP MAYFIELD STRONG

TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HOW TO PROVIDE OR RECEIVE ASSISTANCE IN MAYFIELD OR GRAVES COUNTIES, VISIT MAYFIELDSTRONG. COM. INFORMATION IS UPDATED REGULARLY REGARDING AID AND VOLUNTEER NEEDS TO HELP AREA RESIDENTS.

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n Dec. 10, 2021, thousands of lives in Western Kentucky changed forever in the wake of an EF4 tornado that ripped through more than 150 miles of the region, destroying multiple communities and claiming 56 lives.

While many area businesses faced extensive damage, Purchase Eagles #4464, located in Mayfield, emerged unscathed and ready to assist the community it calls home.

“We were lucky to make it through safely,” said Aerie President Tracey Kenson. “But it was pretty clear to us that most didn’t and we knew we had to do whatever we could to help out.”

Purchase began to store food, toiletries, clothing, and other assorted items in their buffet room to help out those in the area who needed help.

Aeries and Auxiliaries began to call the Purchase Eagles, as well as the Grand Aerie, eager to help out in any way they could. mayfield

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e nd A Helping Hand Western Kentucky in wake of tornado Soon, donations began to pour in.

Check after check arrived at the club from fellow Eagles in the spirit of People Helping People.

temporary residences, assistance moving, or food and other items no longer available in the buffet room, the pair dug in and gathered as much information as possible, before reporting back to the trustees to distribute the money.

“As of the (7 States) Conference in Bowling Green, we had raised a total of $246,000 and we’ve received more money since then,” Kenson said.

“We did a lot of work to make sure everyone who received financial assistance really, truly needed it,” Kenson said. “A lot of good people took the time to donate money to us and we felt it was important to make sure all of those donations went to those who were most in need.”

Affected residents were invited to come into the Aerie to take any items they needed from the buffet room, while Aerie officers worked to find people most in need of the funds provided by donations from across the jurisdiction.

Between the monetary donations and the items from the buffet room, the number of individuals assisted by the Fraternal Order of Eagles was too large to track.

Kenson and Secretary Lisa Pritchard reached out via phone to those in need to obtain information about their circumstances. Whether it was rent needed for their mayfield

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LENDING A HELPING HAND “At this point, the buffet room is pretty well empty,” Kenson said.

“The balance of funds remaining is around $84,000.”

While the immediate need for assistance was clear to all, the Purchase Eagles made clear that the devastation continues to linger on far past that dark December day. With many still forced to live in hotels or temporary residences and many business still shut down due to damages, several citizens are

seeing savings depleted and feeling the pinch months after the tornado touched down.

In some cases, the hardest hit individuals have received multiple rounds of assistance to help cover outstanding bills and necessities.

“We’re still making calls and gathering information from folks,” Kenson said. “It’s been a lot of work, but as long as we have the space and the money to help people, that’s what we’re going to do.”

DISTRIBUTING GOODS For almost four months, the Purchase Eagles' buffet room served as a distribution center for area residents, providing food, clothing, toys, etc., all donated by members and other area residents.

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SENDING HOPE Eagles outside of the region stepped up to support the cause as best they could.

Cape Girardeau, Missouri #3775 sent a truck loaded with food and supplies to Mayfield, while Mesa, Arizona #4508 collected donations from members to "pie" participants for a cause.

For more information about donations to Mayfield, visit us online at foe.com. mayfield

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Dr. Calvin Carter

Dr. Julien Sebag

DIABETES RESEARCH CENTER

SECOND ROUND OF BRIDGE TO THE CURE SAVING LIVES

FOLLOW ALONG WITH THE BRIDGE TO THE CURE ON OUR OFFICIAL BRIDGE PAGE AT FOE. COM. WE WILL BE PROVIDING UPDATES THROUGHOUT THIS JOURNEY AS WE AIM TO TURN OUR GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH INTO LIFESAVING MEDICATIONS.

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n Feb. 7, the Fraternal Order of Eagles Charity Foundation Board formally approved the second round of drug trial grants for the FOE Diabetes Research Center at the University of Iowa.

In Nov., 2020, Dr. Julien Sebag and Dr. Calvin Carter were each approved for $325,000 in grants to help translate their research into life saving medications.

Due to the progress made from the first round of funding, both researchers were given the green light for a second round of trials to help bring their efforts closer to making a difference in lives everywhere.

Dr. Calvin Carter is currently working on a noninvasive insulin sensitizer. Nearly 10% of the world's population will have diabetes within the next decade.

Many patients face issues due to poor adherence to treatment from side effects and inconvenience.

Dr. Carter is aiming to use electromagnetic fields (EMFs) for the wireless management of type 2 diabetes.

This method was proven to normalize blood glucose levels in mice. Grant money will be used for larger animal trials to test potential viability on humans. bridge to the cure

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BRIDGE TO THE CURE

GRANTS AWARDED

Dr. Julien Sebag has been working on development of small molecule enhancers of insulin-stimulated GLUT4 translocation for the treatment of insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.

Dr. Sebag's team used new technology to identify several new insulin sensitizers.

The goal of his project is to optimize those molecules into lead compounds for the development of a new treatment for type 2 diabetes and determine their mode of action at the molecular level.

The F.O.E. Charity Foundation board continues to oversee progress on these trials along with Senior Advisor and former DRC Director Dr. E. Dale Abel.

In time, if these trials continue to prove successful, the information found will be used to take these drugs to human studies with the hopes of one bridge to the cure

day putting the drugs on the market to help maintain, combat or potentially even cure diabetes.

Since 2008, our initial $25 donation to fund the FOEDRC has been used to generate an additional $750 million in research grants that have helped lead to these two initial Bridge grants.

Our team continues to work daily to find new ways to combat diabetes and hopes to have additional Bridge projects ready for approval in the near future.

FIND OUT MORE ONLINE Each month, we publish updates from the Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center regarding the progress being made thanks to the F.O.E. Visit the News page at foe.com to read our monthly updates.

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Thank You Eagles!

A Message from Dr. E. Dale Abel

It is with mixed emotions, but with a sense of great pride in our accomplishments that I write this my final Director’s report.

When I came to the University of Iowa nearly 9 years ago, I was given a challenge to leverage the generous gift of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, to develop a world class diabetes research center.

I reflected back on where things were at the University of Iowa in 2008, when there were 5 faculty members identified as doing diabetes research with a total team of 20. We had 10 grants received and approximately $1M in funding from the National Institute of Health.

Now, 13 years later the FOEDRC houses 110 faculty members, greater than 1,000 researchers. Since that time we have received more than $375M in research funding from 780 grants and more than 1,600 published research articles. Many members of our team have received national and international recognition for their work. We have made important research breakthroughs ranging from the development of promising new approaches for treating diabetes, to increased understanding of how diabetes happens and what we can do to prevent it. diabetes research center

As I move on, I hand the reins over to two distinguished and highly qualified colleagues, Dr. Andrew Norris and Kamal Rahmouni, who have agreed to serve as interim co-directors of the FOEDRC. Andy Norris, MD PhD, serves as the Director of the Division of Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes, and holds a Richard O. Jacobson Foundation Chair in Pediatrics. He has served as Associate Director of the FOEDRC since 2014.

Kamal Rahmouni holds the Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Center Research Endowed Chair and serves as Co-Director of the Obesity Research and Education Initiative.

Kamal and Andy have mentored many trainees and faculty within the FOEDRC and are very qualified to continue the current trajectory of the Diabetes Center. I am confident that they will provide strong and steady leadership as long as needed, while a search for a new permanent director is conducted.

The FOEDRC is strong and our current trajectory predicts a bright future.

Thank you for the opportunity to serve you as Director of the FOEDRC and thank you for the generosity of the FOE to being us to this point. I look forward to serving as a senior advisor in the years ahead.

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THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES • PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE SINCE 1898

Eagles Are Family.

Don’t let your dues expire - renew your membership by May 31, 2022 and continue to take advantage of the numerous benefits offered by the Fraternal Order of Eagles.

Renew Your Dues Today!

CONTEST WINNER MEMBERSHIP DUES MUST BE PAID BY MAY 31, 2022

Growing Our Order Virginia institutes trio of New Aeries & Auxiliaries ALTADENA AUXILIARY #719 The Auxiliary of Pasadena #719, in Altadena, Calif., was re-instituted on Feb. 4. While the Aerie had remained active, the Aux., had closed in 2008.

However, a spark was lit recently to reform the Auxiliary and for several months, organizers worked to bring back lapsed members, recruit new members and prepare to be back up and running.

GMP Brenda Garrioch and GA Membership Coordinator Tim Hoyt attended the ceremony.

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cross the commonwealth of Virginia, the Eagles continue to spread their wings and expand their presence. So far this year, Virginia has instituted three new Aeries and Auxiliaries, bringing their total to 28.

Warrenton Eagles #4552 were the first to join the fold, on Dec. 4. The Grand Aerie and Grand Auxiliary ritual teams, led by Grand Worthy President Brian Rogers and Grand Madam President Brenda Garrioch, were on hand to perform the institution and initiation ceremonies, as well as the first installation of officers.

The Warrenton club will be known as the Jerry L. Sullivan Aerie & Auxiliary, in honor of the late Past Grand Worthy President, who was a member of Fredericksburg, Va., #4123, where the institution was held.

Lake Country Eagles #4553 in South Hill, Va., were next to institute on Jan. 15. Rogers and Garrioch were on hand along with staff from the Grand Aerie to carry out the institution and meet with the new members. virginia

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STARTING ON THE RIGHT FOOT Aeries and Auxiliaries from throughout the state of Virginia all pitched in to help the three new clubs get started with money in the bank. Donations from Fredericksburg, Colonial Beach, Alexandria and more, provided a sense of pride and security for our newest Brothers and Sisters as they set sail.

Wytheville Eagles #4554 rounded out the trio on Jan. 29, in a special ceremony held at the town's community center.

The trio of new clubs come on the heels of other recent additions, Williamsburg #4548 (Sept. 2015) and Culpeper #4551 (Jan. 2019).

"As Grand Madam President, I am excited and thrilled beyond compare at instituting these brand new Aeries and Auxiliaries," Grand Madam President Brenda Garrioch said. "Considering everything everyone has been through the last two years, this is a good occasion to get everyone back together and be who we are - Eagles."

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Warrenton institution wore purple in honor of Jerry Sullivan, who sported the color during his year as GWP in honor of his twin daughter, who suffer from lupus.

"It was great to see everyone there in Jerry's home Aerie, wearing purple and supporting the cause," GWP Brian Rogers said. "I know he's looking down smiling at what they've been able to accomplish in his memory."

Jerry's wife, Maxine Sullivan, is serving as the first Madam President of the Jerry L. Sullivan Auxiliary.

"It was a very emotional day, but very gratifying," said Maxine. "I know Jerry's up there with that big twinkle in his eye watching all of this."

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2022 NASCAR SEASON

EAGLES TAKE ON SCHEDULE FEATURED RACE

MARCH 20 NASCAR CUP SERIES ATLANTA 3 P.M. ET LIVE ON FOX JULY 31 NASCAR CUP SERIES INDY ROAD COURSE 2:30 P.M. ET LIVE ON NBC

The Fraternal Order of Eagles are headed back to NASCAR's premier series for the 2022 season. On March 20 in Atlanta and July 31 at the Indianapolis Road Course, the black-and-yellow Eagles scheme will take the track on the #7 Chevrolet of Corey LaJoie for Spire Motorsports.

The F.O.E. will be featured throughout the season as an associate sponsor for the Spire Motorsports team of LaJoie and #77 Landon Cassill. Additionally, the Eagles will continue their partnership with Justin Haley, driver of the #31 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet, as a personal sponsor, with the F.O.E. Racing logo on Justin's suit for the duration of the season.

Both Haley and LaJoie will be in attendance at the 2022 International Convention in Columbus to sign autographs and take pictures with members.

Follow along throughout the season on our social media channels and at foe.com as we cheer on Corey and Justin in their quest for a NASCAR Cup Series championship.

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Justin Haley

Corey LaJoie

CUP SERIES IN '22 DATE

TRACK

TIME (ET)

APRIL 17

BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY

7 P.M. ON FOX

APRIL 24

TALLADEGA SUPERSPEEDWAY

3 P.M. ON FOX

MAY 1

DOVER MOTOR SPEEDWAY

3 P.M. ON FS1

MAY 8

DARLINGTON RACEWAY

3:30 P.M. ON FS1

MAY 15

KANSAS SPEEDWAY

3 P.M. ON FS1

MAY 22

TEXAS MOTOR SPEEDWAY

8 P.M. ON FS1

MAY 29

CHARLOTTE MOTOR SPEEDWAY

6 P.M. ON FOX 3:30 P.M. ON FS1

JUNE 5

WORLDWIDE TECH. RACEWAY (ST. LOUIS)

JUNE 12

SONOMA RACEWAY

4 P.M. ON FS1

JUNE 26

NASHVILLE SUPERSPEEDWAY

5 P.M. ON NBC

JULY 3

ROAD AMERICA

3 P.M. ON USA

JULY 10

ATLANTA MOTOR SPEEDWAY

3 P.M. ON USA

JULY 17

NEW HAMPSHIRE MOTOR SPEEDWAY

3 P.M. ON USA

JULY 24

POCONO RACEWAY

3 P.M. ON USA

JULY 31

INDIANAPOLIS ROAD COURSE

2:30 P.M. ON NBC

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Alice Cooper's Solid Rock THE

Grand Worthy President’s PR O J E C T

Since 2012, Solid Rock Teen Center has provided Phoenix-area youth with a safe place to learn a variety of crafts, including music, sound engineering, art, photography, dancing and more.

Founded by legendary rocker Alice Cooper, Solid Rock believes "a teen's worst enemy is too much time on their hands," so the foundation aims to fill that time by providing a place to better

themselves under the guidance and instruction of industry professionals.

Under the guidance of professional staff, the foundation has helped save countless young lives in the greater Phoenix-area and recently opened a second center in nearby Mesa, Ariz.

Help save young lives by contributing to GWP Brian Rogers' special project during the fraternal year.

F.O.E. Memorial Foundation THE

Grand Madam President’s PR O J E C T

During World War II, The Fraternal Order of Eagles created the Memorial Foundation to help care for the children of members in good standing who lost their lives in service to their country.

In the years since, the program has expanded to also cover the children of any member who dies while carrying out the duties of their job.

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These children receive benefits including medical, dental, vision, hospitalization, psychiatric care and educational assistance.

Since 1947, the Memorial Foundation has provided assistance to 875 families and 1,584 children.

Help us keep the crown jewel of the Fraternal Order of Eagles strong for years to come by making a donation this year to the Memorial Foundation.

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Liquor Liability

Liability insurance

Employee dishonesty 990 Filed to IRS

Affiliation Agreement

Invoices Paid in full

Auditor & Treasurer Reports

House Rules

Keep Compliant

By Following These Simple Steps

Compliance is the key to maintaining a healthy Aerie and Auxiliary. To ensure you’re in full compliance with the Grand Aerie, make sure your Aerie/Auxiliary has submitted the following to the Grand Aerie.

•Entire policy for General Liability Insurance with the Grand Aerie named as Additionally Insured.

•Bond or Employee Dishonesty coverage •Liquor Liability Insurance •Signed 2022 Affiliation Agreement •990 filed for Fraternal Year ending on May 31 •Per Capita Tax, Membership Fees, Supplies Invoices and Dues Reminders Invoices paid in full to date • Auditor & Treasurer Reports • House Rules Submitted to the Grand Secretary's Office.

INSURANCE UPDATE The Grand Aerie is dedicated to making sure you receive the service you deserve from our partners. Last year, we replaced AON on our list of preferred insurance partners with Huntington Bank. Huntington's Insurance division knows what Eagles need to be considered in Compliance and is committed to making sure Aeries and Auxiliaries seeking insurance through Huntington have the proper coverage and that a copy of the full policy will be sent to the Grand Aerie on your behalf. Visit the Compliance page at foe.com for more.

CONTACT COMPLIANCE@FOE.COM OR CALL 614-883-2216. compliance

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Preserving Our History Online Historical Archives Now Available L

ast year, we launched the online Fraternal Order of Eagles Historical Archives in the Members-Only Section of our website in an effort to shed light on the various achievements and artifacts that tell our story.

Over time, we will be adding more and more unique historical items to the archives including: • Historical Photos • Antique Pins • Decanters & Steins • Eagle Magazines • Historical Documents • and more!

Additionally, if you have items you would like to submit for the Archives, contact us at marketing@foe.com with a photo and description of your item(s).

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THOSE WHO

serve

The Fraternal Order of Eagles stands strong behind the men and women who serve and protect us.

Offering One Free Year of Membership to new or reenrolled: • Active Military incl. National Guard & Reserves • Honorably Discharged/Inactive Military • Active & Retired Law Enforcement • Active & Retired Firefighters

• Active & Retired EMTs • Volunteer Firefighters & EMTs • Active & Retired Correctional Officers

Your membership provides access to the countless benefits of being an Eagle.

• Access to our exclusive library of discounts on hotels, rental cars, insurance, vacations, cruises, prescription medications and more through our affinity partners.

• Admission to nearly 1,500 Aeries across the United States and Canada.

• Ability to participate in various Eagles programs and events throughout the year including our annual International Convention.

• Home delivery of Soar. Our full-color, bi-annual publication that provides updates and information on Eagle activity.

• Protection for your family through the F.O.E. Memorial Foundation including:

A+ EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

MEDICAL BENEFITS

OPTICAL CARE

DENTAL BENEFITS

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PSYCHIATRIC CARE

HOSPITALIZATION

Membership LEADING THE WAY from Grand Aerie Membership Coordinator Tim Hoyt

Brothers and Sisters,

As Spring begins and the sun starts shining across the jurisdiction, our focus in Membership turns to retention.

Retention is a key factor in keeping your Aerie or Auxiliary thriving. If you’re keeping your members, it makes it easier to hit your membership goals, to keep money in the bank and to keep a vibrant, positive feeling inside your Aerie home.

I want to encourage everyone here to do whatever they can this Spring to promote retention and bring your Aerie or Auxiliary as close as you can to a 100% retention rate. The less members you drop on July 11, the easier it will be for you to hit Net Gain +2% next fraternal year.

Creative incentive programs to encourage members to renew their dues early. The sooner your members renew, the less you’ll have to spend to mail out Dues Reminders. Give away cash or gift cards to a randomly selected member who renews before the May 31 deadline. Hold a special dinner for anyone renewed before the end of April.

Think of fun, creative ways to reward your brothers and sisters who leap at the opportunity to remain an Eagle for another year. membership

Make sure you’re promoting the dues deadline in your newsletters, on our websites and social media and bring it up at your next meeting. And encourage your members to make sure their address and contact information is current in the Member Management System (MMS) to ensure they receive Grand Aerie correspondence in the weeks ahead.

Bad addresses contribute to a significant portion of our drops each year so it is extremely important that we all work to make sure the information in our database is accurate.

It is my goal to see our organization climb back toward a million members by the end of the next three years. The less we drop in July, the closer we stand to hitting that goal.

Focus on retention the next two months and watch your club Soar! Like I always say, "If It Is To Be, It Is Up To Me." Keep looking up, have a great day, and I'll see you where Eagles fly.

Thank You!

Tim Hoyt Membership Coordinator

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BEING A QUALITY PROPOSER Proposers are typically the first introduction new members have to the Fraternal Order of Eagles. As a proposer, you have a responsibility to welcome your new member into the organization and help them integrate themselves into the Order. A good proposer should: -Explain in detail who we are and what we do.

-Make sure the candidate knows the eligibility requirements for membership.

-Be at a meeting where their candidate is interviewed and voted on.

-Be at the meeting when they are initiated.

-Make sure they know when regular meetings are held and their obligation to attend.

-Keep them up to date about upcoming events at the Aerie/Auxiliary.

-Introduce them to new Brothers & Sisters.

-Follow up when it’s time to renew their dues.

WHY JOIN?

JOIN

FOR WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU

STAY FOR WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR OTHERS

The Fraternal Order of Eagles offers an incredible slate of Member Benefits you can utilize to save money each year that more than covers the cost of your annual membership dues. In addition, all members in good standing are entitled to protection for their families through the F.O.E. Memorial Foundation. In the event of a work-related tragedy, your children will be protected by the Eagles with medical care, dental care, vision care, hospitalization, psychiatric care and educational assistance. You also gain access to a network of nearly 700,000 members in 1,300+ communities across North America willing to lend a helping hand in the spirit of fraternalism.

WHY STAY? Each year, the F.O.E. donates nearly $10 million to a variety of institutions throughout the United States and Canada dedicated to patient care, medical research, assistance, equipment, free testing and more. Millions more get donated to individuals in need in our communities through local fundraisers. Every penny donated to the Eagles is given back to those who need it most.

Our members cover administrative costs through annual dues to ensure 100% of everything we raise goes to the intended cause.

The feeling of giving is contagious. Get involved in your local Aerie and Auxiliary and experience the joy of helping others for yourself.

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WE’RE BUILDING SOMETHING GREAT! J O I N T H E F R AT E R N A L O R D E R O F E A G L E S T O D AY

Our 1,500 locations across North America give more than $10 million in charitable donations each year. Stop by our next meeting and find out how you can help make a difference!

WHO: WHEN: WHERE:

Helping Us Grow Organizing New Aeries & Auxiliaries In an effort to make Organizer's jobs easier, we've created a new comprehensive guide to starting a New Aerie & Auxiliary This guide covers: • The initial survey process • Organizing your New Aerie/Auxiliary • Institution prep and ceremony • Counselor Work • Sheets to track New Members • Meeting Logs • and more!

The guide is available as a PDF on the Members Only website or in paper form through the Supply Department at supplies@foe.com or 614-883-2178.

IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS, CONTACT MEMBERSHIP@FOE.COM OR CALL 614-883-2177. membership

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Currently Organizing In...

1. BOONE, IA

2. LORAIN, OH

3. GROVE CITY, OH

ORGANIZERS

ORGANIZERS

ORGANIZERS

Dolan Olson - Aerie Tiffany Phillips - Auxiliary

Dennis Flores - Aerie Nancy Smalley - Auxiliary

Jason Flowers - Aerie Jacky Masters - Auxiliary

4. VIENNA, WV

5. LIVE OAK, FL

6. CHERRYVALE, KS

ORGANIZERS

ORGANIZERS

ORGANIZERS

Walter Wright - Aerie Debra Turner - Auxiliary

Charles Sperrazza - Aerie Sherry Gingras - Auxiliary

Ray Mann - Aerie Michelle Dawes - Auxiliary

7. YUKON, OK

8. GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO

9. SANDY, OR

ORGANIZERS

ORGANIZERS

ORGANIZERS

Otis Davenport - Aerie Barbara Davenport - Auxiliary

Jess Hankins - Aerie Davida Gonzales - Auxiliary

Anthony Rizzi - Aerie TBA - Auxiliary

If you know someone in one of these communities, encourage them to be a part of this great opportunity! membership

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Retention is Key This Spring, focus on ways to keep your rosters full DUES REMINDER NOTICES This year's Dues Reminders lists will be pulled from the Member Management System (MMS) on the following dates: • March 28 (1st Notice) • April 25 (2nd Notice) • May 26 (Final Notice) Please make sure all received payments are posted to MMS by these dates to ensure your members don't receive unnecessary reminder notices.

Each year, we see members drop from our rosters without realizing their dues had expired. While all members should be responsible for knowing our May 31 drop date, it's important that our Aeries and Auxiliaries do their best to keep everyone informed of dues reminders season.

Make sure you're promoting the dues deadline on your websites and social media channels, in your newsletters and at your meetings.

We also encourage everyone to reach out in advance of the first dues reminder in order to trim costs related to Dues Reminders. Hold an Early Bird drawing awarding cash or gift cards to a randomly selected member who renews before March 28.

Provide incentives to get as many renewals in before the first notice to save your Aerie or Auxiliary money.

Several clubs across the jurisdiction have seen their retention rates rise through being proactive about Dues Renewals! membership

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Providing the tools to

AVAILABLE COURSES

Help You Succeed The Grand Aerie is dedicated to providing in-person training as often as possible, but we realize we can't be everywhere and sometimes, our members don't have the free time to make it to one of these sessions.

For that reason, the exact training courses performed

by Grand Aerie staff during our on-site training seminars are available as downloadable Powerpoint presentations and in PDF form on foe.com.

If you can't get to one of our classes in person, visit the Training page to find out the latest and most indepth information about officers duties, Secretaries duties, Mediation and Trial Procedure processes, how to run a fiscally sound Aerie and more.

We will continue to update the F.O.E. Training page as new courses become available.

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RUNNING A BUSINESS Help discover the best practices for keeping your Aerie fiscally healthy for years to come.

MEDIATION Solve problems in a timely and professional manner with the help of our mediation training.

PLUS MANY MORE GREAT TRAINING COURSES AT FOE.COM

Visit the F.O.E. Training page today to learn more about how you can stay on solid ground!

TRAINING

OFFICERS DUTIES Learn more about the responsibilities and duties of Aerie and Auxiliary officers.

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EAGLES STORE Once again, the Fraternal Order of Eagles is offering a promo code to use while shopping on the online store! While checking out, use the promo code SOAR10 and get 10% off your entire cart!* With a wide array of categories, you can now find the perfect item for you and all your Eagle brothers and sisters for even less!

Enter code SOAR10 at checkout for a 10% savings on your purchase! *Promo code invalid on Eagle Village shirts as proceeds from those items go to charity.

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FOE GOLF BAG WITH TOWEL | $15 FOE DIVOT TOOL | $5

FOE DRINKWARE TANKARD | $15 PILSNER| $6 PORCELAIN SHOT GLASS | $7

Hit the links this spring with some of our great new branded golf items, including golf bag & towel, divot tool, head covers and more!

Stock your home or Aerie bar with custom FOE branded tankards, plisner glasses or shot glasses.

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DAVE SMITH MEMBERSHIP AWARD SHIRT | $ 20

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If you missed on your chance to win GWP Dave Smith's membership shirt, now is your chance to snag one of your own. While supplies last!

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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

SPORTS TOURNAMENTS

Unleash your competitive side in the spirit of fraternalism by participating in one of our many International Sports Tournaments.

A variety of offerings are available throughout the year showcasing the finest Eagles competitors in golf, horseshoes, darts, bowling, softball and more.

THE GRAND AERIE IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING BIDS ON THE FOLLOWING 2022-23 TOURNAMENTS: Bowling • Winter Horseshoes • Summer Horseshoes • Pool Softball • Golf • Cornhole LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR SPORTS PROGRAMS AT

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Fraternal Order of Eagles International

CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT RESULTS Fredericksburg, Virginia #4123 once again held the second annual International Cornhole Tournament! Listed below are the results.

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

Blind Draw (30 Teams)

Doubles (32 Teams)

Singles (38 Players)

1st - Fuzzy Fox & Marty Jones 2nd - Kyle Boyer & Robbie Jerrell 3rd - Curtis Kearns II & Kenny Ready 4th - Eric Stanley & Brian Cole 5th - Johnny Leach & Owen Wright 5th - Brian McGlothlin & Ricky Courtney

1st - Jay Corley & Berklee Pair 2nd - Michael Dinges & Michael Lucas Jr. 3rd - Ronnie Hileman & Mike Hess 4th - Greedy Moore & Eric Stanley 5th - Curtis Kearns II & Kenzie Beach 5th - Jimmy Mullins & Michelle Mullins 7th - Dawn Fay & Karen Jenkins 7th - Jimmy Deviers & Robbie Jerrell 9th - Anthony Bowie & Roger Spencer 9th - Michael Crump & David Bromley 9th - Brian Bland & Mark Hord 9th - Gary Lapier & Hank Hill

1st - Michael Dinges 2nd - Michael Lucas Jr. 3rd - Jimmy Mullins 4th - Gary Lapier 5th - Curtis Kearns II 5th - Anthony Bowie 7th - Brian Bland 7th - Kenny Ready 9th - Michael Crump 9th - Doug Alley 9th - Chris Rodgers 9th - Robbie Jerrell 13th - Kyle Boyer 13th - Donald Henderson 13th - Colton Boyer 13th - Heath France

KEEP UP TO DATE Miss this year's tournament?

Make sure to check the sports section of www.foe.com for the most up-to-date news and information on all of our tournaments.

We hope to see you next year!

Blind Draw (19 Teams) 1st - Curtis Kearns II & Michael Dinges 2nd - Jay Corley & Michael Crump 3rd - Berklee Pair & Chris Rodgers 4th - Kyle Boyer & Jimmy Mullins 5th - Ashley Kearns & Roger Spencer 5th - Ryan Dunkel & David Bromley

THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

CHILDREN’SDAY! CHILDREN’S DAY! For more than a century, the Eagles has been an advocate for shaping the future of the world through our children. Each year, the Eagles’ Children’s Day contest asks Aeries and Auxiliaries across the United States and Canada to plan a special event or fund raiser to benefit youth for a chance to WIN A $3,000 GRANT from the Fraternal Order of Eagles Children’s Fund, to present to an organization of their choice. All youth related events, including Christmas parties, Easter Egg hunts, school supply drives and more, are eligible to enter.

3000 WIN A

$ GRANT! from the Children’s Fund!

Events occurring during the current Fraternal year are eligible for submission!

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&Country God,Flag, O R ATO R Y CO M PE T I T I O N

TEACHING THE VALUE OF PRIDE AND FAITH TO OUR YOUTH SINCE 1967.

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ach year, children from across the United States and Canada inspire the masses through our God, Flag & Country International Oratory Competition.

Youth ages 10-15 create original three-minute speeches centered around what God, flag and/or country means to them and perform on various levels for a chance to participate in the International Finals, held annually at the F.O.E.’s International Convention.

WINNERS EACH RECEIVE

CASH PRIZES! 1st - $1000 2nd - $500 3rd - $250

Show your community youth the value of public speaking by getting involved in God, Flag & Country.

To see past year’s international finalists perform, visit the God, Flag & Country page at www.foe.com.

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NASCAR

Kyle Brookover

Dylan Lawson

Alexander Drummond

Bryan Stiffler

Operation Eagle 2021

Raises over $2,000 to support our troops

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hanks to the kindness and generosity of our Aeries and Auxiliaries, the 2021 Operation Eagle campaign raised a total of $2,847.99 for five recipients currently serving in the United States Military.

Kyle Brookover, Dylan Lawson, Alexander Drummond, Bryan Stiffler and Toren Mohs each received an iPad mini, Nintndo Switch with games and several boxes of food, clothing items, toiletries, games, magazines, books, movies and more to help entertain their companies during deployment.

All packages were received prior to the holidays and all of our recipients offer their gratitude to Eagles everywhere for their generous gifts.

Donations for Operation Eagle are accepted year-round at F.O.E. Operation Eagle, 1623 Gateway Circle South, Grove City, OH 43123.

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2022 BULLETIN CONTEST

GRAND PRIZE

WINNER! BEST OVERALL ENTRY

The Beak

C A L GAR Y, A L B E R T A

Class A

Electronic

(up to 500 members)

1st – The Beak - Calgary, AB 1st – Eagles Eye - Prineville, OR 2nd – Eagles Talon Fort Walton Beach, FL

2nd – The Bay Breeze - Seattle, WA 3rd – Kennewick #2485 Newsletter Kennewick, WA

3rd – The Eagles Cry - St Marys, GA

Class B

1st – The Pen - Alberta

State/Province

(501-1000 members)

2nd – The Communicator - Nebraska 1st – Marceline Eaglette - Marceline, MO 3rd – Beak and Quill - Oregon 2nd – Colonial Beach Eagle News Colonial Beach, VA 3rd – The Unbeatable FOE - Dallesport, WA bulletin contest

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IT TAKES TOOLS

TO BUILD A HOME Help your Aerie or Auxiliary flourish by taking advantage of the great resources available to you through the Grand Aerie Supply Department. From Constitutions & Statutes to Ritual books and dues receipt cards, our Supply Department has the items necessary to make sure you continue to reach your full potential.

Educational tools that will guide your Aerie to success.

CONSTITUTION & STATUTES | $6 AERIE DIRECTORIES | $4

AERIE OFFICER HANDBOOK | $4

Purchase a copy of our new easy-to-use spiral bound Constitution & Statutes, with changes through the 2021 Convention, or visit one of the many Aeries across the jurisdiction with the help of our Aerie Directory.

Learn more about the duties of Aerie officers and the financial responsibilities held by each office with the new Aerie Financial Officers' Handbook. This complete guide will help you keep your Aerie profitable longterm.

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AUXILIARY OFFICERS' HANDBOOK - $2 Learn more about how to keep your Auxiliary running in a smooth & efficient manner through this newly revised Auxiliary Officers' Handbook. The book contains information regarding the duties of officers, the duties of the Auxiliary Auditor, IRS requirements and Protocol information.

BROCHURES ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT IN LIMITED QUANTITY

AT NO CHARGE. (Shipping & Handling still applies).

Promotional tools that will help to increase your membership.

THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Compliance Guide

THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Grant Explanation Guide

LO C A L A E R I E /AUX I L I A RY • H O M E F U N D • R E G I O N A L G R A N TS

T H E F R AT E R N A L O R D E R O F E A G L E S

COMPLIANCE BROCHURE

GRANT GUIDE

Find out more about how you can ensure your Aerie or Auxiliary stays in compliance with the Grand Aerie with this new all-inclusive guide.

Learn more about how to apply for and obtain grants, what qualifies under the charity foundation and how you can make use of the HOME Fund.

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CHARITY GRANTS

F.O.E. CHARITIES (AS OF 1/31/22)

CHARITY CONTRIBUTIONS

$778,655.44

CHARITY FOUNDATION

$573,511.06

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DRC

$309,376.04

$192,095.98

HEART FUND

$114,137.81

$96,738.05

DIABETES FUND

$77,888.76

$279,686.51

CANCER FUND

$145,467.23

$80,736.75

KIDNEY FUND

$53,558.13

$6,454.00

MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY FUND

$24,597.72

$331,536.89

CHILDREN'S FUND

$182,505.60

$197,011.71

SPINAL CORD INJURY FUND

$50,848.78

$103,794.67

ALZHEIMER'S FUND

$88,680.60

$59,019.76

GOLDEN AGE FUND

$38,654.84

$8,353.25

PARKINSON'S FUND

$42,629.83

$18,554.55

MEMORIAL FOUNDATION

$94,267.88

$75,255.71

HOME FUND

$59,903.11

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EAGLE VILLAGE

$137,362.52

$2,227,893.27

TOTALS

$1,993,389.91

Financials A look into the fiscal year • The Grand Aerie continues to operate within the budget approved by the delegation. The one-time per-year Per-Capita Tax will be calculated in May 2022 at $12.00 • The Grand Aerie has made positive financial strides. The outstanding $12,000,000 loan to terminate the Pension Fund has officially been paid off.

• Eagle Village, the charitable retirement community located in Bradenton, Fla., has an outstanding loan balance on the new recreation center of $503,965. Donations are the primary source to pay off the loan.

• Due to COVID-19, contributions to the Fraternal Order of Eagles Foundation were down 25% compared to the previous fiscal year. This was to be expected, but Eagles are People Helping People and we'll prove that with this year's contributions. financials

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• The By-Laws of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Foundation were amended at the 2021 International Convention in Phoenix, Arizona.

• Membership is the key to our organization, as approximately 70% of the revenue received by the Grand Aerie comes from Per-Capita Tax. We must continue to increase membership by funding the necessary investment in marketing, programs and training to make Net Gain a trend.

• While we fulfilled our $25,000,000 commitment to the DRC, our goal is not yet finished. We must continue to fundraise for the Diabetes Research Center to make sure we find the cure.

Campaign so we can find that cure!

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2022 STATE/PROVINCIAL CONVENTIONS

STATE/PROVINCE

LOCATION

DATE

ALASKA

SKAGWAY #25

APRIL 20-24

NEVADA

LOVELOCK #1557

APRIL 28-30

UTAH

LOGAN #3114

MAY 12-15

TENNESSEE

OAK RIDGE #2514

MAY 19-21

ALBERTA/SASK.

ST. ALBERT #2102

MAY 21-23

ARIZONA

EMBASSY SUITES STONE CREEK (PHOENIX)

JUNE 1-4

BRITISH COLUMBIA

LADYSMITH #101

JUNE 1-4

KANSAS

JUNCTION CITY #830

JUNE 2-4

ALABAMA

HUNTSVILLE #3263

JUNE 3-5

GEORGIA

GAINESVILLE #4452

JUNE 3-5

NEW HAMPSHIRE

BETHLEHEM #2629

JUNE 3-5

OKLAHOMA

STILLWATER #4277

JUNE 3-5

ONTARIO

LONDON #4060

JUNE 3-5

VERMONT

NEWPORT #4329

JUNE 3-5

MICHIGAN

VALLEY PLAZA RESORT (MIDLAND)

JUNE 7-11

WYOMING

WORLAND #3096

JUNE 8-12

ARKANSAS

RUSSELLVILLE #3928

JUNE 9-12

DAKOTA

VERMILLION #2421

JUNE 9-12

KENTUCKY

CLARION POINTE (HOPKINSVILLE)

JUNE 10-12

MAINE

NEW GLOUCESTER #4131

JUNE 10-12

NEW MEXICO

CLOVIS #3245

JUNE 10-12

PENNSYLVANIA

AMBASSADOR CENTER (ERIE)

JUNE 10-12

OHIO

CROWNE PLAZA NORTH (COLUMBUS)

JUNE 12-18

CALIFORNIA

BAKERSFIELD #93

JUNE 15-18

IOWA

HOLIDAY INN (DES MOINES)

JUNE 15-18

WASHINGTON

RED LION (YAKIMA)

JUNE 15-19

FLORIDA

DOUBLETREE HILTON (TAMPA)

JUNE 16-18

MARYLAND

SALISBURY #4503

JUNE 16-19

MINNESOTA

OWATONNA #1791

JUNE 16-18

NEBRASKA

NORFOLK LODGE & SUITES

JUNE 16-28

WEST VIRGINIA

ELM GROVE #1891

JUNE 16-19

MONTANA

MISSOULA #32

JUNE 17-20

NEW YORK

DEPEW #2692

JUNE 17-19

TEXAS

YO RANCH HOTEL (KERRVILLE)

JUNE 21-26

OREGON

PENDLETON #28

JUNE 22-25

IDAHO

IDAHO FALLS #576

JUNE 22-26

COLORADO

AURORA #3224

JUNE 23-26

VIRGINIA

FREDERICKSBURG #4123

JUNE 23-25

WISCONSIN

MERRILL #584

JUNE 23-26

MASSACHUSETTS

FRAMINGHAM #894

JUNE 24-26

MISSOURI

SPRINGFIELD #3934

JUNE 24-26

ILLINOIS

NORTHFIELD INN (TAYLORVILLE)

JUNE 26-28

INDIANA

MARRIOTT EAST (INDIANAPOLIS)

JULY 13-17

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