Palatka Pilot
Pilot Club of Palatka
President, Jane Hafner
Greetings Pilots:
It’s hard to believe that we are already in April, looking forward to convention, and bringing back new ideas for our club. It’s been a fabulous two -year stint as your President, but I am starting to visualize what my life will be like after June 30th. We are the most dynamic Pilot Club ever and I cannot wait to see what your new President, Diane, has in store for you. She comes with a myriad of experience in the public and private sector and will bring all of her talents to our club.
Hopefully, when we have our meeting in May, we will be able to report that we have once again garnered some awards at convention. Even if we don’t, we have accomplished amazing projects and made a difference in our community. I am hoping that we will continue to embrace projects that will touch people’s lives in unimaginable ways. Be thinking of ways we can accomplish this.
I am envisioning a major pick-me-up project from our club that will make a difference in some of our members’ lives who are providing this vital role as a care giver, and also, pick-me-ups for some of our members who are themselves going through health issues and trials. More to come at our April business meeting. Hope to see you all there!
Remember to always put others first and you will receive a multitude of blessings in return.
Yours in Pilot love and friendship,
Jane
Spotlight on Pilot
Traci Oberman
Submitted by ~ Jane Hafner
Spotlight on Pilot!
This month’s spotlight is shining brightly on one of our newer members, Traci Oberman, who has quickly taken on a leadership role in our club.
Traci agreed to be on our Executive Board as a director, but then was quickly recruited to fill the position of Treasurer, when Jennifer was unable to attend our meetings due to work obligations. Traci has taken it on herself to create a fabulous spreadsheet for our club which details our expenses, deposits, and balance which is easy to understand (even for me!). She’s done this tirelessly, without complaint, and even managed to get our credit card scammer blocked from Amazon. Way to go, Traci!
Traci has a multitude of skills, one of which I am extremely grateful for. That of hairstylist! When Marilyn decided to retire her shears, she did so, knowing that we would be left in the capable hands of Traci. I am so thankful, because it’s hard to find a great hairdresser that understands your needs and wants.
Traci never says no to a challenge and has helped Susan in our Bunco kitchen duties, and has also taken on the task of getting our sound system updated at the Westminster Hall. Thank you, Traci, for all that you do and have done for our Pilot Club. You have certainly made my life easier! You deserve all the accolades you get for being a servant in Pilot! Congratulations!!!!
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