issue #3 - march 2020 james m. olson
TRANSCRIPT
James M. Olson St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church 15050 West
Maple Road Omaha, Nebraska 68116 Wednesday, March 25, 2020 Doors
open at 9:30 a.m. Lecture at 10:30 a.m.
ISSUE #3 - March 2020
James Olson spent over 30 years in the Central Intelligence Agency and served under six presidents. Olson was a Directorate of Operations at the CIA and spent a large portion of that time overseas in covert operations. His postings include Russia, Austria and Mexico. Olson met his wife while working in the CIA and the two worked together undercover, hiding their true identity even from their children.
About Our Speaker
Omaha Town Hall thanks Pinnacle Bank, for sponsoring James Olson’s Lecture
o m a h a t o w n h a l l . o r g
2020–2021 Speakers Inside. Membership Renewal Form Inside!
Olson is currently a professor at the George Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A & M University. A native of West Des Moines, Iowa, he holds a B.A. in mathematics and economics, and a J.D. in international law from the University of Iowa. Olson served in the Unites States Navy attaining the rank of Lieutenant Commander.
Professor Olson is the author of To Catch a Spy: The Art of Counterintelligence, Fair Play: The Moral Dilemmas of Spying and The Ten Commandments of Counterintelligence.
HAPPY HOLLOW CLUB 1701 SOUTH 105TH STREET • OMAHA, NEBRASKA 68124
Advance reservation required
Cost $26 Immediately following the lecture, featuring an informal Q & A session.
• Elevator access is available by the Golf Shop entrance on the northeast end of the building. • Reservations MUST BE POSTMARKED on or after March 5th, seating is assigned as reservations are received. • We will STOP accepting reservations on Tuesday, March 17th. • Group reservations (2-10), submit only one check, and include all names in your group to avoid double seating. • Make payable to OMAHA TOWN HALL LECTURE SERIES. • Mail to: Bev Austin, 9637 Firethorn Lane, Lincoln, NE 68520. • Include your e-mail and phone number on your check so we may contact you if a problem arises. • Pick up all tickets from the luncheon desk before the lecture and distribute to your group. • No tickets will be sold day of event. • Your ticket may be used by another person, there are no cancellations or refunds. • Questions? Contact Bev Austin at 402-484-7846 or e-mail her at [email protected].
Luncheon at Happy Hollow Club with James Olson
James Olson will be available to sign two books he has written: To Catch a Spy: The Art of Counterintelligence will be $32.05 tax included. Fair Play: The Moral Dilemmas of Spying will be $21.35 tax included.
The Bookworm is an independent, family-owned bookstore. They contribute a portion of the sales back to OTH helping us to provide outstanding speakers for our lecture series. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Located in Loveland Centre 2501 South 90th Street [email protected] or 402-392-2877
Thank You - Patron Members Gold Members Jody Carstens, Karen German, Cydney Koukol, Jodie Mackintosh, Terri McDonnell, Susan McGillick, Trish Nipp, Jill Petersen, Francie Prier
Silver Members Vicki Allely, Becky Bischof, Robin Boeck, Patty Brumm, Jacqueline Christianson, Lizabeth Crosson, Colleen Dilley, Joy Esterbrooks, Jean Gordon, Kathy Gross, Victoria Halgren, Sharon Hansen, Debbie Hedgecock, Marcia Hollestelle, Susan Hultman, Karen Jacobi, Julie Jurgenson, Suzanne Kotula, Robbie Mang, Kathy Martin, Rondi Mitchell, Sheila Nelson, Diane Neumann, Kathryn O’Connor, Linda Olsen, Sandy Parker, Mary Pat Paul, Jeannie Peterson, Laura Pollock, Lisa Propst, Tracy Schilling, Stacy Simon, Kim Sosin, Pamela Specht, Teri Teutsch, Dr. John B. Thomas, Melodee Thompson, Sue Tricker, Maureen Turner, Bev Westerberg
Bronze Members Jane Aalborg, Jane O’Keefe Addy, Diane Ames, Robyn Amis, Linda Anderson, Marlee Anderson, Beverly Austin, Ann Batchelder, Patricia Beebe, Frances Blumkin, Cathy Bonnesen, Meroe Brady, Trudy Bredthauer, Maria Brookhouser, Djel Ann Brown, Dawn Buchanan, Danielle Bunz, Peggy Burnett, Mary Carpenter, Phyllis Choat, Barbara Christensen, Sherri Daubert, Mary Davey, Amy Deardorff, Mary Dek, Kathleen DeRoos, Sharon DiBiase, Ellen Digman, Dawn Dinsdale, Linda Dobry, Marie Dowd Decker, William Duckworth, Mary Duffy, Jane Dugan, Diana Dunning, Rae Dyer, Emilie Ellingson, Jill Erman, Garland Eskey, Elaine Estee, Adrea Feilmann, Janet Ferlic, Sandra Fossum, Debbie Fraser, Michele Frye, Jane Gage, Margie Garcia, Bo Gebbie, Tamara Giitter, Anna Gilgenast, Marylu Gouttierre, Kathy Grandsaert, Katie Guenther, Carolyn Hansen, Stephanie Hansen, Paula Hendriksen, Pam Hession, Myra Hoffart, Marianne Holland, Nancy Holloran, Ashley Horgan, Nancy Hornstein, Shannon Hoy, Annette Huff, Carol Huffstutler, Mary Kay Jensen, Therese (TJ) Jensen, Angela Jensen-Blackford, Alyce Ann Jessop, Sally Johnson, Beverly Karrer, Renee Kasner, Michele Kinghorn, Mary Kluver, Amy Knuth, Nancy Koehler, Kathy Koester, Gail Kohll, Kathryn Koslosky, Wende Kotouc, Kathy Kunkle, Beatrice Lammers, Brenda Langenberg, Carol Legge, Ellen Lett, Anne Lieben, Kim Lubeck, Sandy Lundholm, Regan Mackintosh, Lynn Marchese, Amy Mather, Mary Maxwell, Carrie May, Patricia McCoy, Betsy McDaniel, Ann McGill, Tammi Monson, Jan Moore, Michelle Morrison, Darlene Mueller, Judith Neal, Kathy Neary, Jackie Nelson, Christine Nikunen, Peg O’Malley, Patti Ohrt, Cathy Perry, Paulette Peters, Zoe Petersen, Jennifer Peterson, Lori Pirnie, Beth Ann Placek, Jane Pohlman, Nancy Prauner, Sandy Price, Stacey Quandahl, Kendra Quinlan, Sara Radil, Sue Recker, Mindy Reed, Robert Reed, Stacie Reed, Lisa Richardson, Norma Riley, Erin Rinaker, Suzan Rohrig, Amy Rouse, Kathy Rudd, Naomi Rueb, Gay Searcy, Sally Shields, Rebecca Shipman, Shelley Siemers, James T. Smith, Lisa Smith, Lynn Smith, Kathie Stemm, Sharon Stephens, Carolyn (Rocky) Stern, Ronda Stevens, Patricia Stevens-Kopf, Ann Stinson, Elizabeth Strain, Lyn Stuntz, Karen Sundell, Kathy Surdell, Patricia Taylor, Judy Thesing, Jill Thomsen, Sheryl Thomsen, Toni Thorson, Karen Trost, Marty Van Ekeren, Judy Vann, Gail Veitzer, Judy Vitters, Gail Wallace, Carol Waring, Joy Watanabe, Kathy Wells, Mary Sue Wendt, Anita Whalen, Nancy Whitted, Judy Wickersham, Linda Williams, Claudia Wilson, Janine Wilson, Kathy Wilson, Stacy Wilson, Margery Woodman, Beth Wooster, Mary Wright, Carol Zink, Susan Znamenacek, Christine Zygielbaum
The May 1st Renewal Deadline will be strictly enforced. After May 1st, we will begin contacting individuals on the wait list. If you do not plan to renew, please notify Bev Westerberg, 402-328-9353, [email protected].
Season Membership: $100 Admission to all 4 lectures Option to make reservation for lunch featuring Q&A with speaker (advance payment required)
4 issues of Omaha Town Hall Lecture Series newsletter
Transferability of membership card if unable to attend lecture
Bronze Patron Membership: $200 Season Membership privileges
plus... Reserved seating in the front of
the lecture hall 2 lecture guest passes Silver Patron Membership: $350 Bronze Patron Membership
privileges plus... 4 lunches with optional seating at patron table
Gold Patron Membership: $500 Silver Patron Membership privileges plus... Dinner for 2 with one of the speakers at Board of Directors dinner
Time & Location: All lectures start at 10:30 a.m. and last 1 hour 15050 W. Maple Road (St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church)
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BRAD MELTZER Wednesday, September 23, 2020 Brad Meltzer is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Inner Circle and eleven other bestselling thrillers with The Escape Artist, debuting at #1. He is the host of Brad Meltzer’s “Lost History” on H2 and Brad Meltzer’s “Decoded” on the History Channel, which he used to find the missing 9/11 flag that the firefighters raised at Ground Zero. Brad is one of the only authors to ever have books on the bestseller list for Non-Fiction, Children’s Books [the popular I Am series] and even comic books, for which he won the prestigious Eisner Award. “Xavier Riddle” and the “Secret Museum,” the new TV series based on his children’s books, is on PBS KIDS. The Hollywood Reporter listed him on their Hollywood’s 25 Most Powerful Authors.
MARY LOU RETTON Wednesday, October 28, 2020 Mary Lou Retton is America’s best-known Olympian. Catapulting to international fame during the 1984 Summer Olympics, she became the first American woman to win a gold medal in gymnastics, scoring two perfect 10s. Numerous honors and awards have been bestowed on her: 1984 Sports Illustrated “Sportswoman of the Year”; 1984 Associated Press “Amateur Athlete of the Year”; the first woman to appear on a Wheaties Box and one of America’s Top Ten “Most Admired” public figures. Today, she is a fitness ambassador promoting the benefits of nutrition and regular exercise. Mary Lou remains deeply involved in the gymnastics community. She is the mother of four daughters, all of whom are accomplished athletes as well.
CECE MOORE Wednesday, March 24, 2021 CeCe Moore is a DNA investigative expert, educator and pioneer in the field of genetic genealogy. She is the founder of The DNA Detectives and co-founder of the Institute for Genetic Genealogy. Since 2013, she has served as the genetic genealogy expert for the PBS TV series “Finding Your Roots” with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. CeCe is a highly sought-after genetic genealogy resource utilized by ABC’s “20/20,” “The Dr. Oz Show,” The Washington Post and the New York Times. Using the genetic genealogy techniques Moore pioneered, she has been involved in over seventy successful identifications in law enforcement cases. In 2019, she was appointed a non-resident fellow of the Hutchins Center at Harvard University.
STEVE HARTMAN Wednesday, April 28, 2021 Steve Hartman is a longtime CBS correspondent sharing unique stories in his segment “On the Road.” Known also for “Everybody Has a Story,” Hartman proved the adage by tossing a dart at an American map and randomly picking an interview subject from the local phone book. In 2010, he partnered with NASA and moved to a global scale with “Everybody in the World Has a Story,” opening with an astronaut on the International Space Station spinning a globe and pointing to locations to travel. A recipient of prestigious awards, Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Award, 3 national Emmy awards, 9 RTNDA/ Edward R. Murrow awards, Hartman was also a columnist for 60 Minutes Wednesday and a correspondent for CBS News magazines, Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel and Coast to Coast.
ONLINE omahatownhall.org
Lincoln, NE 68512 checks only payable to
“Omaha Town Hall Lecture Series” IN PERSON
Membership table (March & April lectures)
checks only QUESTIONS
Bev Westerberg 402-328-9353
RENEW BY MAY 1, 2020 After May 1, membership will
be open to the wait list.
o m a h a t o w n h a l l . o r g
Bev Westerberg 5915 Bartholomew Circle Lincoln, NE 68512
Return Service Requested
• Luncheons - Bev Austin, 402-484-7846, [email protected].
• General information - Susan McGillick, 402-672-5994, [email protected].
Omaha Town Hall Board Members President.......................................................... .Susan McGillick President Elect ....................................................Cydney Koukol Secretary................................................................. Tami Giitter Treasurer ................................................................. Amy Knuth VP Board Coordinator ........................................ Amy Deardorff VP Lecture Coordinator ........................................ Kathy Wilson VP Meals ............................................................ Dawn Dinsdale VP Membership .....................................................Phyllis Choat VP Speaker Selection ....................................... Maureen Turner Advisor ...............................................................Sharon Hansen
IMPORTANT!
Membership
Terri McDonnell Kathy Neary
Jane Pohlman Cindy Thomsen
Jill Thomsen Bev Westerberg
Stacy Wilson Chris Zygielbaum
The ANNUAL MEETING of the membership of Omaha Town Hall will be held immediately prior to the April 22, 2020, lecture. The election of three members to serve on the Board of Directors will take place at this time.
Lady Carnarvon Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Eighth Countess of Carnarvon and lives at Highclere Castle, the setting
for Downton Abbey.
ISSUE #3 - March 2020
James Olson spent over 30 years in the Central Intelligence Agency and served under six presidents. Olson was a Directorate of Operations at the CIA and spent a large portion of that time overseas in covert operations. His postings include Russia, Austria and Mexico. Olson met his wife while working in the CIA and the two worked together undercover, hiding their true identity even from their children.
About Our Speaker
Omaha Town Hall thanks Pinnacle Bank, for sponsoring James Olson’s Lecture
o m a h a t o w n h a l l . o r g
2020–2021 Speakers Inside. Membership Renewal Form Inside!
Olson is currently a professor at the George Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A & M University. A native of West Des Moines, Iowa, he holds a B.A. in mathematics and economics, and a J.D. in international law from the University of Iowa. Olson served in the Unites States Navy attaining the rank of Lieutenant Commander.
Professor Olson is the author of To Catch a Spy: The Art of Counterintelligence, Fair Play: The Moral Dilemmas of Spying and The Ten Commandments of Counterintelligence.
HAPPY HOLLOW CLUB 1701 SOUTH 105TH STREET • OMAHA, NEBRASKA 68124
Advance reservation required
Cost $26 Immediately following the lecture, featuring an informal Q & A session.
• Elevator access is available by the Golf Shop entrance on the northeast end of the building. • Reservations MUST BE POSTMARKED on or after March 5th, seating is assigned as reservations are received. • We will STOP accepting reservations on Tuesday, March 17th. • Group reservations (2-10), submit only one check, and include all names in your group to avoid double seating. • Make payable to OMAHA TOWN HALL LECTURE SERIES. • Mail to: Bev Austin, 9637 Firethorn Lane, Lincoln, NE 68520. • Include your e-mail and phone number on your check so we may contact you if a problem arises. • Pick up all tickets from the luncheon desk before the lecture and distribute to your group. • No tickets will be sold day of event. • Your ticket may be used by another person, there are no cancellations or refunds. • Questions? Contact Bev Austin at 402-484-7846 or e-mail her at [email protected].
Luncheon at Happy Hollow Club with James Olson
James Olson will be available to sign two books he has written: To Catch a Spy: The Art of Counterintelligence will be $32.05 tax included. Fair Play: The Moral Dilemmas of Spying will be $21.35 tax included.
The Bookworm is an independent, family-owned bookstore. They contribute a portion of the sales back to OTH helping us to provide outstanding speakers for our lecture series. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Located in Loveland Centre 2501 South 90th Street [email protected] or 402-392-2877
Thank You - Patron Members Gold Members Jody Carstens, Karen German, Cydney Koukol, Jodie Mackintosh, Terri McDonnell, Susan McGillick, Trish Nipp, Jill Petersen, Francie Prier
Silver Members Vicki Allely, Becky Bischof, Robin Boeck, Patty Brumm, Jacqueline Christianson, Lizabeth Crosson, Colleen Dilley, Joy Esterbrooks, Jean Gordon, Kathy Gross, Victoria Halgren, Sharon Hansen, Debbie Hedgecock, Marcia Hollestelle, Susan Hultman, Karen Jacobi, Julie Jurgenson, Suzanne Kotula, Robbie Mang, Kathy Martin, Rondi Mitchell, Sheila Nelson, Diane Neumann, Kathryn O’Connor, Linda Olsen, Sandy Parker, Mary Pat Paul, Jeannie Peterson, Laura Pollock, Lisa Propst, Tracy Schilling, Stacy Simon, Kim Sosin, Pamela Specht, Teri Teutsch, Dr. John B. Thomas, Melodee Thompson, Sue Tricker, Maureen Turner, Bev Westerberg
Bronze Members Jane Aalborg, Jane O’Keefe Addy, Diane Ames, Robyn Amis, Linda Anderson, Marlee Anderson, Beverly Austin, Ann Batchelder, Patricia Beebe, Frances Blumkin, Cathy Bonnesen, Meroe Brady, Trudy Bredthauer, Maria Brookhouser, Djel Ann Brown, Dawn Buchanan, Danielle Bunz, Peggy Burnett, Mary Carpenter, Phyllis Choat, Barbara Christensen, Sherri Daubert, Mary Davey, Amy Deardorff, Mary Dek, Kathleen DeRoos, Sharon DiBiase, Ellen Digman, Dawn Dinsdale, Linda Dobry, Marie Dowd Decker, William Duckworth, Mary Duffy, Jane Dugan, Diana Dunning, Rae Dyer, Emilie Ellingson, Jill Erman, Garland Eskey, Elaine Estee, Adrea Feilmann, Janet Ferlic, Sandra Fossum, Debbie Fraser, Michele Frye, Jane Gage, Margie Garcia, Bo Gebbie, Tamara Giitter, Anna Gilgenast, Marylu Gouttierre, Kathy Grandsaert, Katie Guenther, Carolyn Hansen, Stephanie Hansen, Paula Hendriksen, Pam Hession, Myra Hoffart, Marianne Holland, Nancy Holloran, Ashley Horgan, Nancy Hornstein, Shannon Hoy, Annette Huff, Carol Huffstutler, Mary Kay Jensen, Therese (TJ) Jensen, Angela Jensen-Blackford, Alyce Ann Jessop, Sally Johnson, Beverly Karrer, Renee Kasner, Michele Kinghorn, Mary Kluver, Amy Knuth, Nancy Koehler, Kathy Koester, Gail Kohll, Kathryn Koslosky, Wende Kotouc, Kathy Kunkle, Beatrice Lammers, Brenda Langenberg, Carol Legge, Ellen Lett, Anne Lieben, Kim Lubeck, Sandy Lundholm, Regan Mackintosh, Lynn Marchese, Amy Mather, Mary Maxwell, Carrie May, Patricia McCoy, Betsy McDaniel, Ann McGill, Tammi Monson, Jan Moore, Michelle Morrison, Darlene Mueller, Judith Neal, Kathy Neary, Jackie Nelson, Christine Nikunen, Peg O’Malley, Patti Ohrt, Cathy Perry, Paulette Peters, Zoe Petersen, Jennifer Peterson, Lori Pirnie, Beth Ann Placek, Jane Pohlman, Nancy Prauner, Sandy Price, Stacey Quandahl, Kendra Quinlan, Sara Radil, Sue Recker, Mindy Reed, Robert Reed, Stacie Reed, Lisa Richardson, Norma Riley, Erin Rinaker, Suzan Rohrig, Amy Rouse, Kathy Rudd, Naomi Rueb, Gay Searcy, Sally Shields, Rebecca Shipman, Shelley Siemers, James T. Smith, Lisa Smith, Lynn Smith, Kathie Stemm, Sharon Stephens, Carolyn (Rocky) Stern, Ronda Stevens, Patricia Stevens-Kopf, Ann Stinson, Elizabeth Strain, Lyn Stuntz, Karen Sundell, Kathy Surdell, Patricia Taylor, Judy Thesing, Jill Thomsen, Sheryl Thomsen, Toni Thorson, Karen Trost, Marty Van Ekeren, Judy Vann, Gail Veitzer, Judy Vitters, Gail Wallace, Carol Waring, Joy Watanabe, Kathy Wells, Mary Sue Wendt, Anita Whalen, Nancy Whitted, Judy Wickersham, Linda Williams, Claudia Wilson, Janine Wilson, Kathy Wilson, Stacy Wilson, Margery Woodman, Beth Wooster, Mary Wright, Carol Zink, Susan Znamenacek, Christine Zygielbaum
The May 1st Renewal Deadline will be strictly enforced. After May 1st, we will begin contacting individuals on the wait list. If you do not plan to renew, please notify Bev Westerberg, 402-328-9353, [email protected].
Season Membership: $100 Admission to all 4 lectures Option to make reservation for lunch featuring Q&A with speaker (advance payment required)
4 issues of Omaha Town Hall Lecture Series newsletter
Transferability of membership card if unable to attend lecture
Bronze Patron Membership: $200 Season Membership privileges
plus... Reserved seating in the front of
the lecture hall 2 lecture guest passes Silver Patron Membership: $350 Bronze Patron Membership
privileges plus... 4 lunches with optional seating at patron table
Gold Patron Membership: $500 Silver Patron Membership privileges plus... Dinner for 2 with one of the speakers at Board of Directors dinner
Time & Location: All lectures start at 10:30 a.m. and last 1 hour 15050 W. Maple Road (St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church)
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omahatownhall.org
BRAD MELTZER Wednesday, September 23, 2020 Brad Meltzer is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Inner Circle and eleven other bestselling thrillers with The Escape Artist, debuting at #1. He is the host of Brad Meltzer’s “Lost History” on H2 and Brad Meltzer’s “Decoded” on the History Channel, which he used to find the missing 9/11 flag that the firefighters raised at Ground Zero. Brad is one of the only authors to ever have books on the bestseller list for Non-Fiction, Children’s Books [the popular I Am series] and even comic books, for which he won the prestigious Eisner Award. “Xavier Riddle” and the “Secret Museum,” the new TV series based on his children’s books, is on PBS KIDS. The Hollywood Reporter listed him on their Hollywood’s 25 Most Powerful Authors.
MARY LOU RETTON Wednesday, October 28, 2020 Mary Lou Retton is America’s best-known Olympian. Catapulting to international fame during the 1984 Summer Olympics, she became the first American woman to win a gold medal in gymnastics, scoring two perfect 10s. Numerous honors and awards have been bestowed on her: 1984 Sports Illustrated “Sportswoman of the Year”; 1984 Associated Press “Amateur Athlete of the Year”; the first woman to appear on a Wheaties Box and one of America’s Top Ten “Most Admired” public figures. Today, she is a fitness ambassador promoting the benefits of nutrition and regular exercise. Mary Lou remains deeply involved in the gymnastics community. She is the mother of four daughters, all of whom are accomplished athletes as well.
CECE MOORE Wednesday, March 24, 2021 CeCe Moore is a DNA investigative expert, educator and pioneer in the field of genetic genealogy. She is the founder of The DNA Detectives and co-founder of the Institute for Genetic Genealogy. Since 2013, she has served as the genetic genealogy expert for the PBS TV series “Finding Your Roots” with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. CeCe is a highly sought-after genetic genealogy resource utilized by ABC’s “20/20,” “The Dr. Oz Show,” The Washington Post and the New York Times. Using the genetic genealogy techniques Moore pioneered, she has been involved in over seventy successful identifications in law enforcement cases. In 2019, she was appointed a non-resident fellow of the Hutchins Center at Harvard University.
STEVE HARTMAN Wednesday, April 28, 2021 Steve Hartman is a longtime CBS correspondent sharing unique stories in his segment “On the Road.” Known also for “Everybody Has a Story,” Hartman proved the adage by tossing a dart at an American map and randomly picking an interview subject from the local phone book. In 2010, he partnered with NASA and moved to a global scale with “Everybody in the World Has a Story,” opening with an astronaut on the International Space Station spinning a globe and pointing to locations to travel. A recipient of prestigious awards, Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia University Award, 3 national Emmy awards, 9 RTNDA/ Edward R. Murrow awards, Hartman was also a columnist for 60 Minutes Wednesday and a correspondent for CBS News magazines, Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel and Coast to Coast.
ONLINE omahatownhall.org
Lincoln, NE 68512 checks only payable to
“Omaha Town Hall Lecture Series” IN PERSON
Membership table (March & April lectures)
checks only QUESTIONS
Bev Westerberg 402-328-9353
RENEW BY MAY 1, 2020 After May 1, membership will
be open to the wait list.
o m a h a t o w n h a l l . o r g
Bev Westerberg 5915 Bartholomew Circle Lincoln, NE 68512
Return Service Requested
• Luncheons - Bev Austin, 402-484-7846, [email protected].
• General information - Susan McGillick, 402-672-5994, [email protected].
Omaha Town Hall Board Members President.......................................................... .Susan McGillick President Elect ....................................................Cydney Koukol Secretary................................................................. Tami Giitter Treasurer ................................................................. Amy Knuth VP Board Coordinator ........................................ Amy Deardorff VP Lecture Coordinator ........................................ Kathy Wilson VP Meals ............................................................ Dawn Dinsdale VP Membership .....................................................Phyllis Choat VP Speaker Selection ....................................... Maureen Turner Advisor ...............................................................Sharon Hansen
IMPORTANT!
Membership
Terri McDonnell Kathy Neary
Jane Pohlman Cindy Thomsen
Jill Thomsen Bev Westerberg
Stacy Wilson Chris Zygielbaum
The ANNUAL MEETING of the membership of Omaha Town Hall will be held immediately prior to the April 22, 2020, lecture. The election of three members to serve on the Board of Directors will take place at this time.
Lady Carnarvon Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Eighth Countess of Carnarvon and lives at Highclere Castle, the setting
for Downton Abbey.