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LIFE MASTERS
NEW
Argentina
Carlos Pellegrini, Buenos Aires
Bermuda
Tracy Nash, Southampton
Canada
Sharene Jansen, Vancouver BC
Jose Marshall, Halifax NS
Fern Donaldson, Puslinch ON
Nancy Pakulak, Barrie ON
Renee Robertson, Brampton ON
Denmark
Carolyn Eddie, Darien
United States
John Atten, Sun City West AZ
Robert Propster, Green Vally AZ
Steven Anthony, Escondido CA
Mona Deutsch, La Jolla CA
Edward Lange, Carmel CA
Gerard Loughman, San Clemente CA
Bill McBride, Corona Del Mar CA
Gerald Phillips, Laguna Beach CA
Kumar Ramaiyer, Cupertino CA
Patricia Rolandelli, Danville CA
Bill Shane, Laguna Woods CA
Joan Smith, San Jose CA
Brian Sullivan, Healdsburg CA
Dave Tong, Brentwood CA
Li Zhang, San Jose CA
Stephen Feinberg, Litchfield CT
Barbara Foley, Darien CT
Bill Carignan, The Villages FL
Billie Dillon, The Villages FL
Jill Feder, Palm Beach Gardens FL
Maria Latina, Bonita Springs FL
Victor Lish, Port St. Lucie FL
Mrs. K.A. Melson,
Fort Walton Beach FL
Ken Patwari, Melbourne FL
Michael Ramella, Sarasota FL
Richard Rogers, Winter Park FL
Niles Rosen, Winter Park FL
Kathy Wheeler, Poinciana FL
Joyce Christianson,
St. Simons Island GA
Diane Laws, Brunswick GA
Sissy Macfie, Macon GA
Sara Wiggins, Carrollton GA
William Heck, Paia HI
Daniel Cieslik, Chicago IL
David Treffinger, Loogootee IN
John Lowry, New Hudson MI
Ronald Zurilla, Farmington Hills MI
Dennis Corkran, Raleigh NC
Arvil Price, Charlotte NC
Julie Bernhardt, Clifton NJ
Robert Carroll, Lawrenceville NJ
Carolyn Laible, Short Hills NJ
Martin Cooper, Los Alamos NM
Gene Covington, Santa Fe NM
Sally Storrs, Albuquerque NM
Serge Budzyn, Pleasantville NY
Anthony Chiocchi, New York NY
Susan Eisner, Huntington Bay NY
Lucien Hernandez, Bronx NY
Laurance Jerrold, Woodbury NY
Susan Schwartz, Scarsdale NY
David Seelenfreund, New Rochelle NY
Ronald Bishel, Reynoldsburg OH
Barbara Cusick, Dublin OH
Suzanne Cutler, Beachwood OH
Linda Harper, Chagrin Falls OH
Sean Malloy, Cleveland OH
John Matuszkiewicz, Logan OH
Ashok Hargunani, Portland OR
Jon Udell, Wilsonville OR
Denise Dufour, Sewickley PA
Kathryn Rector, Pittsburgh PA
Siavash Karbasizadeh, Cayce SC
Jan Alexander, Ooltewah TN
Robert Brylawski, Knoxville TN
Linda Locke, Cookeville TN
Leslie Milligan, Jefferson City TN
Tammy Milligan, Jefferson City TN
Paul Westbrook, Jonesborough TN
Carol Kinsey, Longview TX
Gerald Urbach, Austin TX
Nikolai Popov, Port Angeles WA 2
Fire and Rain
Charity Foundation aids climate disaster relief
In response to the extraordinary
damage caused to the Southeast
United States by Hurricanes Helene
and Milton in September and
October, the ACBL and the ACBL
Charity Foundation sponsored the
" Gold for Good " games to raise funds
for disaster relief. The contests, held
the weeks of Dec. 9-15 and Dec.
16-22, generated approximately
$56,000 in donations. Adding to that,
the Charity Foundation made grants
of $30,000 each to Direct Relief and
World Central Kitchen. Those grants
were specifically earmarked for
disaster relief efforts following the
hurricanes.
Gold for Good attracted more than
1000 participants. One hundred
percent of the funds raised went to
disaster relief.
In January, California suffered a
series of destructive wildfires. Many
homes in the greater Los Angeles
area - notably Pacific Palisades and
Altadena - were destroyed. The
Charity Foundation moved quickly
to make a $10,000 grant to the
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
to aid with relief efforts during the
wildfires.
The ACBL Charity Foundation
seeks to improve the quality of life
in members' communities by supporting
qualified non-bridge-related
501(c)(3) charitable organizations. To
learn more about the ACBL Charity
Foundation or to make a donation, go
to acblcharityfoundation.org. 2
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http://www.acblcharityfoundation.org
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