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OPERATION SAVE A LIFE DIRECTOR'S REPORT |
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Hello all! Well riding weather is here finally and none too soon. My husband is out riding while I'm working and he says it's beautiful although the roads are still a bit trashed from the winter. Still have to watch no matter what time of year you ride. I am happy to report that their are many people interested in doing the program and I also have a few reports. Mark "Buggs" Nale was out at North Clarion High School, on February 23 presenting to 15 students. The instructor stated that Mark provided useful information of the real world scenarios of the biker world. Also we have Albert Ghantous and Mark Walker from Somerset presented at Somerset High School to 105 students under the watchful eye of instructor's William Correll and Ashley Oglevee on February 29. The instructors stated that Albert and Mark did a fine job presenting to the Highway Safety Class. Good job to you all, and keep up the good work! Just a little note to all who present the program. Please write the evaluation reports out legibly. Sometimes it is hard for me to read who, what, when and where. If I spell the names wrong sorry, I deciphered it the best I could. Also when you present always have a sign in sheet with the signatures of the other presenters with you. This will help me keep an accurate account of who is presenting and helping. I mentioned this at the workshop at L&L. Diane and I had our heads together at the Grand Board Meeting on March 17 getting the kinks ironed out so that she can start moving for applying for a grant. Lets all wish her luck because getting grants together is a very tough job. Thank you Diane. Well hopefully next report in the newsletter will be a long one with lots of pictures. Remember to get that first presentation under your belt, lose the butterflies, stage fright or what ever, and then before you know it it's in your blood! So have a wonderful spring, ride free, ride safe, but never ride faster than your Guardian Angel can fly! |
