Activities

Upcoming Activities

APPLE USERS GROUP MEETINGS will be held on campus on (Fridays) March 22, April 19, May 17, and June 21, from 10:30 to noon on all four dates. Meetings will be held in the Academic Information Resource Center (AIRC), which is behind the Library. Parking is available nearby in Lot 6, behind the University Union - with your free annual parking permit. Open to all retirees, these sessions will help you more fully use your iPhone, iPad, iMac, and MacBook. Facilitated by retired colleagues and expert Apple users, Matthew Monsoor and Sam Parsons.

Past Activities

LUNCH AT THE ZINFANDEL GRILLE on January 24 was hosted by Bob Curry and Dick Kornweibel. Fellow diners were Fel Ramey, Mel Ramey Lita Whitesel, Don Gerth, Bev Gerth, David Wagner, Dick Hughes, Shirley Uplinger, Larry Glasmire, Paul Noble, Vivian Miller, Bob Curry, Dick Kornweibel, Jean Torcom, Don Hall, Terry Manns, and Rich Kaufman.

PROCESSION OF CAROLS CONCERT by the Sacramento State choirs on Sunday, December 2, at Sacred Heart Church was attended by Ron Fox, Nancy Fox, Jean Torcom, Lou Cohan-Lower, John Schaeuble, Joyce Schaeuble, Nancy Tooker, Chris Tooker, Tom Griffith, Phyllis Mills, Stan Mills, David Wagner, Chris Wagner, Ed Gibson, and Harriette Gibson.

B STREET THEATRE PRODUCTION of Arthur Miller's "The Price" on Thursday, October 25 was attended by Murray Work, Harriette Work, Evie Michelle, Art Williamson, Stephanie Tucker, Tom Griffith, Nancy Griffith, Mark Riley, Suzanne Riley, and Joe Gibson.

LUNCH AT LEMON GRASS on October 10, hosted by Fel Ramey and Henry Chambers, and joined by Jean Torcom, Richard Thane, Mildred Thane, Don Gerth, Tom Griffith, Mel Ramey, and Larry Glasmire.
Note: The consensus after the Vines and Lemon grass lunches is that those who attended enjoyed themselves and that we should try a few early next year to see if more colleagues are interested.

SACRAMENTO PHILHARMONIC performance of "Viva La Musica" featuring music of South America on September 29. Comments from some of the fifteen Retirees and guests attended are below.
"Extremely interesting" (Ed Gibson), "Lovely, beautifully done" (Andonia Cakouros), "It's wonderful to hear new music rather than the European composers we usually listen to" (Carole Barnes), "Fantastic selection of music from Latin and South American composers...the tango concerto with guest pianist and bandoneon player was particularly impressive" (Kathy Glasmire).

LUNCH AT VINES at the downtown Hyatt on September 28, hosted by Elizabeth Hanson-Smith and Louellyn Cohan-Lower. Also inattendance were Jack Thompson, Ann Weldy, Steve Harris, Lynn Wilcox, Margo Kaufman, and Tom Griffith.