NEWSLETTERS!!!

[Ed Lecuyer]

And the Jan/Feb 2018 Newsletter is now available online! Another fantastic issue put together by John McNamara and his band of contributors.

[Ed Lecuyer]

March/April 2018 is now posted!

[Ed Lecuyer]

May/June is now published!

[Ed Lecuyer]

July/August is now published! Lots of good photos and information about upcoming events.

[Ed Lecuyer]

September/October 2018 is now published. Lots of great photos and amazing news on our Fall Fundraiser....

[Ed Lecuyer]

November/December is now posted. A very bittersweet moment celebrating our many achievements this year - and a fond adieu...

[Wayne Laepple]

Something's not right with the link to No/Dec, Ed. I get a 404 message.

[Jason M Lamontagne]

Same.

[Ed Lecuyer]

Be sure to click the 2018 Newsletter link - not the 2019 one!

[Wayne Laepple]

Ooops! That's what it was, Ed. Thanks.

[Mike Fox]

I would like to say Thank You to John McNamara, for your 16 years as Newsletter editor. Recent competition from the instant information has made his job tougher, but he was creative and got unique newsletters out. Some of us have even withheld information from the instant media so it can be in the Newsletter first.. Like this month. None of us mentioned the fact that the Fund Drive has met it's goal. It has. According to the numbers I gave John, we are over $81,000.

Again, thank you John.

[John McNamara]

Thank you for your kind words, Mike. You were a major source of help throughout my time as editor.
-John

[Jeff Schumaker]

I didn't realize than John had been editor for 16 years. A job well done, John.

Jeff S.

[ALAIN DELASSUS]

Despite fb and this forum I'd like to say that I'm very much eager to get the newsletters in my mail box and read it. The newsletter matters a lot for me because when I open the enveloppe and unfold the newsletter it seems to me that I hold a small piece of the WW&F in my hands, it is the only material  link between you and me. I don't know if you take my meaning but it's tough to express what I feel. WW&F members are downright lucky to get 6 newsletters a year, not so on the AMTP. Thank you John for keeping posted, for 15 years,  the far away members and the others through  something  you can touch, file, find and read again easily ,years later.

[Wayne Laepple]

Yes, indeed! Thank you, John, for your years of dedicated editing. Having worked in the news business for a decade or so, I know what it's like to crank out a newsy document on a schedule. Well done! Even though I read the newsletter on-line as soon as it's available, like Alain, I am thrilled to receive the "hard copy" whenever it shows up in my mailbox.