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Southern Hills Republican Women
DI RECTO RS
President Lynn Armanino
[email protected] 702-248-1414
1st VP Nickie Diersen
[email protected] 702-897-4682
2nd VP Dorothy Kazanjian [email protected]
702-685-3631
Treasurer Linda Schlinger
[email protected] 702-896-9829
Secretary Heather Stamer
[email protected] 702-743-0381
Communications Director Jan-Ie Low
[email protected] 702-327-2628
Events Director Marilyn Ford
[email protected] 702-450-7063
Campaign Director Carolyn von Gortler
[email protected] 702-914-3730
Budget & Finance Director Parliamentarian
Sharon Banta [email protected]
702-496-5111
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Page 2: September Luncheon Speaker Sarah Chamberlain Save the date: Candidate Forum Page 3: What is a Conundrum? The Battling Boys of Benghazi Page 4:
About Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Page 5: Mayor Berry’s Idea Page 6: Mayor Berry cont. & State primary winners Page 7: Birthdays & stuff you need to know Page 8 Calendar, Membership form Page 9 Did you know Page 10 Luncheon pictures Page 11 Basque Fry photos #2 Page 12 Advertisers
September 2016
SHRW Mission Statement
The Southern Hills Republican Women’s Club believes in American exceptionalism. We are committed to supporting and advancing the Republican Party, and its candidates, at the local, state and national level. To fulfill this mission we will:
• provide information on current political and community issues, • organize members and coordinate efforts to promote and elect Republican candidates, • maintain our commitment, passion and knowledge in support of the Republican Party and conservative issues.
• influence policy making at all levels of government.
Lynn Armanino President’s Message
September 2016
Volume 9 Issue 9
As of September 1st we have 68 days until the November 8th Election. Candidates need your help now. Have a Meet & Greet for Danny Tarkanian so your neighbors can get to know him, make phone calls for Nick Phillips, go to any of Joe Heck’s offices and make phone calls, donate cases of water and food items to candidates’ offices, do anything to show your support. We all need to help elect Republicans before we end up with Democrats controlling the country again. SHRW is phoning for Trump, Heck, and various local candidates in Joe Heck’s office at 7395 S. Pecos Rd., Suite 104 every Wednesday. If you can’t join us then, come any day. You can also put an Ap on your phone for calling from home and the call does not show your cell number. Call me if you want to help but don’t know what to do. I can help you find what works for you.
SAVE THE DATE! Oct. 1, 2016 is NvFRW’s Fall Board/Membership Meeting in Reno. This meeting is open to everyone and runs all day. So much is going on with both NvFRW and NFRW during this busy election year and this is the best way to stay plugged in and network with fellow Nevadans.
SAVE THE DATE! Oct. 8, 2016 is a Fundraiser for Joe Heck, at Rose Webb’s house. We don’t want Harry Reid’s substitute elected so we need to get behind Joe with our pocketbooks. This last financial push is critical! If someone is not in touch with you soon and you want to participate, give me a call at 702-248-1414.
Some things to remember during this busy political election season:
Don’t believe the media and polls. We know the media is fixed for the Democrats. Polls depend on the reliability of the polling company, the base polled and if the pollsters are objective. I can poll everyone at our luncheon, at other Republican club meetings and present poll results that show strong overwhelming support for Donald Trump. My polls is skewed for the results I want. Also, the fewer people polled the less reliable the poll. There needs to be a wide base of people polled from all walks of life and persuasions or the poll can easily produce a desired result. Stay optimistic and spread your enthusiasm.
We are experiencing a tsunami of misinformation on the internet. Don’t believe everything you read on-line. If something is too inflammatory it often is not true. Circulating on the internet for years does not mean misinformation is credible. Check out TruthOrFiction.com or HoaxSlayer.com and verify before you forward an article to insure your information is accurate.
NEVER HILLARY!
"I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from
wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them." ~ Thomas Jefferson
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Activist, entrepreneur, public speaker, Washington D.C. powerbroker, and passionate advocate of women’s political engagement, Sarah Chamberlain plays many roles. As President of the Republican Main Street Partnership, Sarah runs an organization that supports the governing wing of the Republican Party in Congress. And as the creator and facilitator of the Women2Women National Conversations Tour, Sarah has become one of the most important national voices calling for women to become involved in the political process. She became the first executive director of the John Quincy Adams Society and helped to establish the Republican Main Street Partnership, which now has over 70 members of Congress and leaders from business, education, and the professions. The Women2Women National Conversations Tour brings Main Street’s Congresswomen together with bipartisan gatherings of women across the country. Its aim is to spark dialogue between legislators and everyday citizens about how women are personally affected by what happens in government, and give voice to women around the country. She has written for the Washington Post, U.S. News & World Report, and other national publications, and she is a regular columnist for The Hill newspaper. She has been profiled in the New York Times and featured on numerous media programs including MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” and “Fox & Friends” on the Fox News Channel. Please join us on Tuesday, September 27th as we welcome Sarah Chamberlain
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WHEN:
September 27 Room opens at 10:45 a.m.
Lunch served at 11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Buckman’s Grille
2600 Hampton Road Henderson, NV 89052
RESERVATION DEADLINE:
Sept. 21st Check must be received in the mail
by this date
PLEASE MAIL CHECKS TO: So. Hills Republican Women 2505 Anthem Village Drive
Suite E-223 Henderson, NV 89052
or DROP CHECKS IN MAILBOX:
2001 DiPinto - Corner of Hampton & DiPinto Street
DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL
DIETARY NEED? Contact: Marilyn
702-450-7063
SHRW Luncheon September 27 Guest Speaker Sarah Chamberlain,
President Republican Main Street Partnership
Luncheon Fee: $25 Members & $30 Non- Members
Last Day to R.S.V.P.: Sept. 21st SHRW Accepts Credit & Debit Cards
Register Now: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/shrw-september-lunch-tickets-27306429265?aff=erelexpmlt
Southern Hills Republican Women is donating the proceeds from the military basket ticket sales equally to both Veterans Village and the
Veteran’s Court in Henderson in 2016. The board will continue to explore local veteran organizations to champion next year. Thank you for your
continued support of the basket ticket sales.
Oct 25 SHRW Luncheon: Candidate Forum
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"THE BATTLING BOYS OF BENGHAZI "
We're the battling boys of Benghazi, No fame, no glory, no paparazzi.
Just a fiery death in a blazing hell, Defending our country, we loved so well.
It wasn't our job, but we answered the call, Fought to the Consulate and scaled the wall.
We pulled twenty countrymen from the jaws of fate Led them to safety and stood at the gate. Just the two of us and foes by the score,
But we stood fast to bar the door. Three calls for reinforcement, but all were denied,
So we fought and we fought and we fought 'til we died. We gave our all for our Uncle Sam,
But Barack and Hillary didn't give a damn. Just two dead Seals who carried the load
No thanks to us...we were just "Bumps In The Road".
Conundrum
The definition of the word Conundrum is something that is puzzling or confusing.
Free people are not equal. Equal people are not free. (Think this one over and over…makes sense!)
"A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again."
Here are six Conundrums of socialism in the United States of America:
1. America is capitalist and greedy - yet half of the population is subsidized. 2. Half of the population is subsidized - yet they think they are victims. 3. They think they are victims - yet their representatives run the government. 4. Their representatives run the government - yet the poor keep getting poorer. 5. The poor keep getting poorer - yet they have things that people in other countries only dream about. 6. They have things that people in other countries only dream about - yet they want America to be more like those other countries.
Think about it! And that, my friends, pretty much sums up the USA in the 21st Century. Makes you wonder who is doing the math.
These three, short sentences tell you a lot about the direction of our current government and cultural environment:
1. We are advised to NOT judge ALL Muslims by the actions of a few lunatics, but we are encouraged to judge ALL gun owners by the actions of a few lunatics. Funny how that works. And here's another one worth considering… 2. Seems we constantly hear about how Social Security is going to run out of money. But we never hear about welfare or food stamps running out of money ! What's interesting is the first group "worked for" their money, but the second didn't.
Think about it.....and Last but not least : 3. Why are we cutting benefits for our veterans, no pay raises for our military and cutting our army to a level lower than before WWII, but we are not stopping the payments or benefits to illegal aliens. Am I the only one missing something? "If you do not take an interest in the affairs of your government, then you are doomed to live under the rule of fools." – Plato
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Imagine N.O.W. Imagine Nurturing Our Warriors, Ltd. Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment for Veterans
Research shows hyperbaric oxygen therapy can be an effective treatment for traumatic brain injury and reduce brain injury-related Veteran suicide. However, until insurers cover its cost a group of Veteran advocates will bring this much-needed therapy to Veterans and when needed to Veteran families through Imagine Nurturing Our Warriors, Ltd, a Nevada nonprofit charitable foundation operating as “Imagine N.O.W.” founded by Janet Franco and Barry Meuse. A Nevada branch of the IHMF (International Hyperbaric Medical Foundation.)
In 2006, Janet Franco a 25-yr. radio personality on complementary medicine, was asked to help the Veterans; she then dedicated her career to this mission, and became an advocate for the Veterans. 2012 she learned the
value of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in resolving post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury having been mentored in the science by the nation’s leading hyperbaric oxygen researcher and clinician, Dr. Paul Harch (HBOT.com) plus Rob Beckman, PhD, founder of the Treat Now Coalition dedicated to organizing hyperbaric oxygen clinics nationwide to treat Veterans and Marty Hoffman, former Secretary of the Army, an advocate for hyperbaric oxygen therapy for the military. Before dying, Marty encouraged Janet to fulfill their dream of treating traumatic brain injury and reducing Veteran suicide.
Veterans suffering from PSTD or TBI share similar symptoms including headaches, sleeplessness, loss of short-term memory, executive function and bouts of anger often escalating to rage. These symptoms can be so severe that they can’t hold a job, engage in risky behaviors and fail in personal relationships – all of which can lead to homelessness, courtroom appearances and sadly, suicide.
Janet recognized that the S. Nevada Veteran community is a prime location to launch Imagine N.O.W. Center due to the high suicide rate. Her dreams became more evident once she met Barry Meuse in 2015 that provided her with an enterprise partner that moved the project from a vision to closer to reality.
Barry Meuse, a former Air Force combat fighter pilot and Member of the Board of Directors of the International Hyperbaric Medical Foundation has been active in Veteran issues and an advocate for bringing hyperbaric oxygen therapy to Veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury. Later, Chere’ Pedersen, a well-known Veteran advocate and former Nevada Blue Star Mother Chapter President came onboard as Executive Director of Imagine N.O.W.
Because hyperbaric oxygen therapy for TBI and PSTD is currently not cleared by the Federal Drug Administration it is not reimbursable by the Veterans Administration or most insurance carriers so Imagine NOW must raise funds from donations to pay for treatment.
To assure a reliable source of funds, in addition to founding Imagine N.O.W. Janet established the Pay It Forward Network International, LLC (PIFN) focused on sales and marketing, with up to half its profits designated for Imagine NOW. This will come in accordance with her new radio show, ‘Pay It Forward Network.’ on KKVV Christian station 1060am, Friday’s 3:30-5pm-starting September 2nd, 2016.
The established protocol for PSTD and TBI calls for 80 one-hour sessions or ‘dives’ at one or two dives a day. Including competent medical oversight and a research protocol, essential to obtain publishable results, brings the price for one 80-dive treatment to around $25K per Veteran.
Imagine N.O.W. is in the process of raising the five million dollars to build the Imagine N.O.W. Veterans Treatment Center . PIFN will host a Celebrity fundraiser and presentation on October 8th at the Inspire Theatre, to include several experts in hyperbaric oxygen therapy; and Veterans who have been treated (will share their story.) For more information and videos please visit www.payitforwardnetwork.net
FOR MORE INFORMATION;
[email protected] *JanFraco702.918.1994 * Chere Pedersen - 702.275.5569 * Barry Meuse - C 571.237.5403.
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This Republican mayor has an incredibly simple idea to help the homeless. And it seems to be working.
By Colby Itkowitz, Inspired Life, August 11
Albuquerque is celebrating the one year anniversary of the city's successful "There's a Better Way" program, which hires panhandlers to work in maintenance jobs and also aims to connect them with services. (Albuquerque Mayor's Office)
Albuquerque is celebrating the one year anniversary of the city’s successful "There’s a Better Way” program, which hires panhandlers to work in maintenance jobs and also aims to connect them with services. Albuquerque
is celebrating the one year anniversary of the city’s successful "There’s a Better Way” program. (Albuquerque Mayor's Office)
Republican Mayor Richard Berry was driving around Albuquerque last year when he saw a man on a street corner holding a sign that read: “Want a Job. Anything Helps.”
Throughout his administration, as part of a push to connect the homeless population to services, Berry had taken to driving through the city to talk to panhandlers about their lives. His city’s poorest residents told him they didn’t want to be on the streets begging for money, but they didn’t know where else to go.
Seeing that sign gave Berry an idea. Instead of asking them, many of whom feel dispirited, to go out looking for work, the city could bring the work to them.
Next month will be the first anniversary of Albuquerque’s There’s a Better Way program, which hires panhandlers for day jobs beautifying the city. In partnership with a local nonprofit that serves the homeless population, a van is dispatched around the city to pick up panhandlers who are interested in working. The job pays $9 an hour, which is above minimum wage, and provides a lunch. At the end of the shift, the participants are offered overnight shelter as needed.
In less than a year since its start, the program has given out 932 jobs clearing 69,601 pounds of litter and weeds from 196 city blocks. And more than 100 people have been connected to permanent employment.
“You can just see the spiral they’ve been on to end up on the corner. Sometimes it takes a little catalyst in their lives to stop the downward spiral, to let them catch their breath, and it’s remarkable,” Berry said in an interview. ”They’ve had the dignity of work for a day; someone believed in them today.”
Berry’s effort is a shift from the movement across the country to criminalize panhandling. A recent National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty report found a noticeable increase, with 24 percent of cities banning it altogether and 76 percent banning it in particular areas.
There is a persisting stigma that people begging for money are either drug addicts or too lazy to work and are looking for an easy handout.
But that’s not necessarily the reality. Panhandling is not especially lucrative and it’s demoralizing, but for some people it can seem as if it’s the only option. When panhandlers have been approached in Albuquerque with the offer of work, most have been eager for the opportunity to earn money, Berry said. They just needed a lift. One man told him no one had said a kind word to him in 25 years.
Kellie Tillerson, director of Employment Services at St. Martin’s Hospitality Center, the organization that facilitates the city’s program, said the way to dispel people of the negative associations with panhandlers is for them to do what the mayor did and engage on a human level.
“Genuinely ask why they are in the predicament they are,” Tillerson said. “Many have medical conditions, they don’t have the proper identification — you can’t get a job without one. They don’t have a Social Security card. Those little things we take for granted prohibit people from getting a job. Don’t assume they are lazy.”
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Albuquerque…. A Simple Idea That Is Working continued from page 5
Mayor Berry takes a lunch break with There’s a Better Way workers. (Courtesy: City of Albuquerque Mayor’s Office)
There’s a Better Way van employs about 10 workers a day but could easily take more. When the van fills, people have begged to get a spot next time, she said. That’s why the city has increased funding for the program to expand it from two to four days a week. And it inspired St. Martin’s to start its own day labor program, connecting the jobless to employers in the area who could offer side jobs. Tillerson said a lot of the people who get picked up by the van were not aware of all the services available to them. One man who recently got out of pris-
on returned to St. Martin’s the day after taking one of the city’s jobs. She said it enrolled him in the day-labor program, told him about behavioral health services and are helping him get an ID.
“It’s helping hundreds of people,” Berry said, “and our city is more beautiful than ever.”
Nevada Federation of Republican Women
OFFICIAL CALL In accordance with our bylaws, I hereby issue the official call and cordially invite you to attend the 2016
Fall General Membership and Board of Directors Meeting of the Nevada Federation of Republican Women. All interested Republican women and their guests are invited to attend.
Lori Piotrowski, NvFRW President
2016 Fall General Membership and Board of Directors Meeting Friday and Saturday, September 30-October 1, 2016
Atlantis Hotel Casino Resort Spa 3800 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502
Click the link below for more information
DISTRICT 19 Chris Edwards DISTRICT 21 Derek Armstrong DISTRICT 22 Keith Pickhard DISTRICT 23 Melissa Woodbury DISTRICT 29 Stephen Silberkraus DISTRICT 34 Matt Williams DISTRICT 35 Brent Jones DISTRICT 36 James Oscarson DISTRICT 37 Jim Marchant DISTRICT 41 Nick Phillips
U.S. SENATE
Dr. Joe Heck
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 1: Mary Perry
DISTRICT 2
Mark Amodei
DISTRICT 3 Danny Tarkanian
DISTRICT 4
Cresent Hardy
NEVADA SENATE
DISTRICT 6 Victoria Seaman
NEVADA ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT 1 Howard Brean DISTRICT 2 John Hambrick DISTRICT 4 Richard McArthur DISTRICT 5 Art Ham DISTRICT 9 David Gardner DISTRICT 12 Mark Riggins DISTRICT 13 Paul Anderson DISTRICT 14 Melody Howard DISTRICT 18 Christine DeCorte
SOUTHERN NEVADA REPUBLICAN PRIMARY WINNERS
NvFRW FALL BOARD & MEMBERSHIP MEETING IN NORTHERN NV.
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9/2 Joyce Bowdle
9/2 Ursula Gerads
9/5 Linda Mackovich
9/6 Mary Brandin
9/7 Susan O. Tanksley
9/8 Linda Hansen
9/8 Dorothy Kazanjian
9/8 Luann Mangan
9/11 Diane Carter
9/11 Dina Agnello
9/11 Jan Carney
9/12 Brandi Cassady
9/12 Claire Altman
9/12 Gaye McDonald
9/12 Derek Uehara
9/15 Connie Carll
9/15 Mary Jane Hillery
9/20 Andria Coleman
9/20 Pat Schultz
9/21 Mary Walters
9/21 Andy Matthews
9/23 Ann Kennedy
9/27 Linda Buckardt
9/29 Dianna (Dee) Gualandi
9/30 Patricia Lordon
COMITTEE CHAIRS
Achievement
Nickie Diersen
Americanism
Sydney Ingram
Boutique
Dee Gualandi
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Sharon Banta
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Trudi Dailey
Chaplain
Sydney Ingram
Fundraising
Heather Stamer
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Diane Fell
Legislative co-chairs
Rana Goodman
Vicki Dooling
Literacy
Carol Tank
Newsletter Editor
Rana Goodman
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Heather Stamer
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Gaye McDonald
Sunshine
Judy Uebbing
Telephone
Sheri McKay
Veterans Affairs
Sydney Ingram
Webmaster
Jan-le Low
CONTACT YOUR
REPRESENTATIVE
Senator Dean Heller Las Vegas office: 702. 388.6605
Congressman Dr. Joe Heck Las Vegas office: 702. 387.4941
Sen. Joseph P. Hardy District 12 [email protected]
Sen. Michael Roberson District 20 [email protected]
Assemblyman Lynn Stewart District 22 [email protected]
Assemblywoman Melissa Woodbury (District 23) [email protected]
Assemblywoman Vicki Dooling (District 41) [email protected]
WEB SITES OF INTEREST Official Nevada State legislature www.leg.state.nv.us phone: 800-992-0973 National Federation of Republican Women
www.nfrw.org Check out SHRW ’s Facebook page. Search for SHRW and “Like” the page. See the link below SHRW web site: www.SHRWhendersonrepublicanwomen.com Follow SHRW on Twitter (@sohillsrw)
If you know someone who could just use a little cheer, give our Sunshine Lady, Judy Uebbing a call at 702-407-8284 e-mail [email protected] Judy will send them a card with a few rays of sunshine and good cheer.
PEOPLE OF INTEREST
Nevada Governor:
Brian Sandoval ®
* Term-Limited in 2018.
Nevada Lt. Governor:
Mark Hutchison (R)
Nevada Sec. Of State:
Barbara Cegavske (R)
Nevada State Treasurer:
Dan Schwartz (R)
Nevada State Controller:
Ron Knecht (R)
NEW MEMBER Carol Haddad
NEW ASSOCIATE MEMBER
Stephen McCabe
September Birthdays
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COMING EVENTS
Sept 27
SHRW Luncheon:
Guest Speaker Sarah Chamberlain, Pres., Republican
Main Street Partnership, Women2Women Conversations Tour
Oct 1 NvFRW Fall Board and Membership
Meeting in Northern NV
October 8 Last date to Register to Vote for General
Election by mail
October 18 Last Date to Register to Vote for General
Election online or in person
October 22 – November 4 Early Voting for General Election
Oct 25 SHRW Luncheon: Candidate Forum
Oct 29 Nevada Day Parade in Carson City
Oct 31 Nevada Day
November 8
General Election voting locations can be found http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/election/Documents/2016EVTeamSched_ALPHA _16P.pdf Next State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2018.
Nov 15 SHRW Luncheon: Guest Speaker: Marie Tomao, So. NV Director of Devil Pups - Camp Pendleton
SOUTHERN HILLS REPUBLICAN WOMEN MEMBERSHIP FORM Initial FULL MEMBERSHIP $40 Initial ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP $30
($25 Dues plus $15 for Magnetic Name Badge) ($15 dues plus $15 Magnetic Name Badge) $25 annual renewal $15 annual renewal
An associate member is any Republican male or a Republican woman who is a member of another club. All associate members are non-voting members of SHRW.
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DID YOU KNOW
By: Sydney S. Ingram
“The way to right wrongs is to shine the light of truth upon them” Ida B. Wells-Barnett
Did you know that Davy Crockett, Frederick Douglas, Abraham Lincoln, Harriet Tubman, Booker T. Washington and Ida B. Wells were all REPUBLICANS???? They didn’t teach that in my history classes. My favorite is Ida B. Wells (1862-1931). She was a fearless anti-lynching crusader, suffragist, women rights advocate, journalist, and speaker. She stands as one of our nation’s most uncompromising leaders and most ardent defenders of democracy. Ida was born into slavery as one of seven children of James and Lizzie Wells. Once free thanks to the Emancipation Proclamation, her parents became active in the Republican Party. One of James’ most significant contributions was starting Shaw University (now Rust College), a college for freed slaves. He and Lizzie continued working for justice and opportunities for black people until their deaths. There was never any question in Ida’s mind about a college education or where her focus would be. Once graduating she continued her parents fight for racial and gender justice. She became a tireless worker for women’s suffrage and Black justice. Ida was particularly incensed by the frequent lynching of Black men done as a means to maintain Southern order and to discourage Black economic ventures that would compete with white business. She didn’t hesitate to challenge President Woodrow Wilson in the White House over his racist segregation of the federal work force. Along with Jane Addams she successfully blocked the establishment of segregated schools in Chicago. In 1895 Wells married Chicago attorney F.L. Barnett and raised four children. Ida passed away in 1931 after
a lifetime crusading for justice and a lifetime as a Republican.
In Memory of Petra Frazer A SHRW member since 2010, Petra lost her valiant fight against Cancer in August. Besides the many friends she made in SHRW, she left behind her husband David with whom she had been in the real estate business for many years along with Jan Giroir. Petra and David have three children who live out of state.
Rest in Peace Petra, you will be missed by many.
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