Surveying and Mapping Society of Georgia

That's cool Dan.
Did you run into Taso or Cathy C., or Steve P. or anyone else I might know?
I haven't heard anything from any of those 3 for a couple years. Then again, Cathy I only know through Taso. Steve used to come by for a beer or 2 now and then but I haven't heard a word from him in several years. I know I didn't make him mad or anything. Anyone who knows Steve knows he'd just tell you - right up close and personal.
Cathy used to be heavily involved with SAMSOG so I imagine she was probably there.
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I enjoyed myself. I really liked Larry P. A lot of food for thought. A good bit of common sense that apparently isn't so common. But this was my first rodeo and I came away with some good ideas.

I was not able to attend, but I do know that it takes a lot of time and work to put the Seminar together, and I also would like to thank the folks involved for all their hard work.

Dale Yawn
Savannah, Ga.

> I was not able to attend, but I do know that it takes a lot of time and work to put the Seminar together, and I also would like to thank the folks involved for all their hard work.
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> Dale Yawn
> Savannah, Ga.

We missed you last night at the banquet. Jim did a nice job for the past couple of years. Am sure you will follow that with an outstanding job of your own.

Larry P

Lonnie Sears won an RPLS Cookbook. Gotta love it.

Larry P

Larry,
If I am lucky enough to be elected, and I certainly do not take that for granted, then I will have very big shoes to fill. Jim has done an outstanding job. I only hope that I can be half the leader he is.

Best regards,
Dale

RPLS Cook Book?? "57 ways to prepare vienna sausages", "Spice up your beenie-weenies", "Road kill, your grill and you". :-O +o( 😛