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FL Suncoast Chapter -
May, 2013
Diane Breitengross, Marilyn Lowe, Sandy Gardner, Betsy
Howlett, Ruth McConnell, Jane Finzer, Ginny Dougall,
Mary Paulson,
Sandy Padgen-Gribaudo, Barb Dovell-Andreas, Nancy
Moylan, Daria Newman , Nonnie Cameron, Eunice Rofsky
There are 42 Kiwi chapters
in over 21 states
making up our national organization. The individual chapters support
many of their local charities and worthy causes, including shelters for
abused women and children, food pantries, breast cancer awareness,
the Ronald McDonald House, Guide Dogs for the Blind, to name a only
a few. As a group, we support
Wings,
an organization that provides aid to
American Airlines Flight Attendants who are in critical need of
financial assistance as a result of illness, injury, calamity or
disability. Additionally, we take care of our own by donating $1 of
our dues to the National Kiwi Fund, a fund that helps Kiwis in need.
Kiwis know how to have fun! However, we combine the fun with caring
- for each other and our communities. At our meetings and
social events, you will always hear laughter - we laugh at our
flight tales and reminisce about the wonderful adventures we had
during our flying careers and now in our everyday lives.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Kiwi Club,
please
contact the National
Vice President,
Jane Fullen Haag
of the
O'Hare Kiwi Chapter.
Kiwis meet every two
years for Convention, where the business of the club takes place and
National officers are elected for the next term. Although one
purpose for having a convention is to take care of the business of
the club, we find time to kick up our heels while enjoying a resort
or location chosen and hosted by a local Kiwi chapter or chapters.
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