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SUZANNE
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The granddaughter of gold miners, Suzanne grew up in the heart of California’s Gold Country in the Sierra Nevada Foothills. After her high school exchange student experience in Turkey, Suzanne attended University of California at Davis. A move to Barrow, Alaska to be a nanny for two teaching families helped her earn money |
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finish college. After completing her college education (a Degree in Landscape
Architecture), Suzanne returned to Alaska. Suzanne worked in City Planning and was elected to the equivalent post of County Commissioner and then was elected to the Alaska State Senate. She served for two years as an Alaska State Senator and was selected as the most effective legislator in 1994. After her re-election loss, Suzanne was hired to run the Boys and Girls Club on the Kenai Peninsula and grew the organization from one site to eight academic-focused sites. Moving south in
October of 2001, Suzanne was hired to run the Boys and Girls Clubs
of the Olympic Peninsula serving more than 1,200 youth on the Olympic
Peninsula.
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Thomas was guest luncheon speaker. It was a very impressing experience. I became a life member of the Brawley Club in 1995, I transferred my membership to Holtville, where I resumed active membership to serve as vice pres, treasurer & pres. In June 2001, I resumed my life membership just prior to Federation law changes that allows life members, which were attained before 7/1/01, to keep that status but eliminates future transfers to life status. I retired 4/15/02, after working for more than 40 years as a bookkeeper, office manger, accountant and tax preparer and moved to Sequim. It is my plan to be a volunteer tax preparer next year for the AARP low income senior program in Sequim. My husband of 44 years died in Aug 99 after being disabled for 20 years. I have 2 adopted adult children. My current interests include gardening, photography, oil & watercolor painting, and my 4 small dogs. My budget restraints prohibit my interest in travel. |
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PENNY
WOLF Penny Faye Wolf was born and raised in Illinois, then moved to California at 18. She graduated from court reporting school at age 21, and married her high school sweetheart at 22. Penny lived and worked throughout CA: Sacramento, Napa, San Francisco,San Diego. |
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At age 32, she ived in St. Thomas, USVI, for a year where she ran a charter
sailboat with her husband. They returned to San Diego and had a baby girl
named Rachel. Penny moved to Sequim with her husband when Rachel was 4
months old to become involved in a small town environment. Penny started working in 1987, as a court reporter at Clallam County courthouse when Rachel was one and a half. In 2001, Penny branched off into closed captioning television out of her home using her stenographic skills. Now divorced raising her 17 year old daughter, Penny is still: captioning, keeping up her home and 6 acres, one miniature Dachshund, two cats, one fish, enjoying SARC, yoga and hiking. Penny loves the natural beauty of Sequim, the touches of daily small town life and is looking forward to reaching out in the community as a Soroptimist. |
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