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OUTGOING MESSAGE FROM DISTRICT 33 GOVERNOR

JESSE OAKLEY III, DTM

When I walked through the doors of my first Speechcraft course in 1995, I found my passion.

When I walked through the doors of my home club Starmasters in 2002, I rekindled that passion.

Asthe outgoing District 33 Governor in 2013, I continue to enjoy the passion.

Jesse Oakley I I I , DTM

2012-2013 Distr ict 33 Governor

People of District 33 Toastmasters,

As I write this final message to you as District Governor, I am filled with lots of emotion and heartfelt gratitude.

This year has brought challenges, opportunities, and success. Some were good, others were not. Either way, I would not

trade this experience for anything because it is beyond priceless.

From Las Vegas to Modesto, from Bakersfield to Santa Maria, from Ventura to Fresno, I met amazing Toastmasters

during my travels across this District. Whether it is for a District Conference, a DEC meeting, a Division Contest, or a

TLI, I can count on meeting friendly faces at any of these events. It is always good to meet fellow Toastmasters in this

District, because I am thankful to have a chance to serve them.

While it may not be June 30th yet, I do have one final piece of wisdom to share with youAlways Keep Growing.

Whether it is for you, your club, or your respective community, always find a way to keep growing.

When you grow, you go. When you grow, you learn. When you grow, you win

Growth is a key factor in any goal you want to succeed. Without it, you can only decay.

As Kathy Choate steps into the role or District Governor on July 1st, lets continue to grow not just as club leaders, district

leaders, past leaders, or distinguished communicators. Let us all grow as Toastmasters.

It will bring us great success as we Embrace Excellence.

That is all I have for now. Take care and thank you for your time and attention.

District 33

WESTWORDThe Official Newsletter for District 33Toastmasters

INSIDE THIS ISSUE OF THE WESTWORD

Lt. Governor Reports Division Governor Reports 2012-13 District Images

Spring Conference Highlights 2013-2014 Officers Spring Conference Pics

District 33 Spotlight Guest Commentary Kudos

PLUSA Tribute to the First Lady of ToastmastersHelen Blanchard!!!


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Helen Blanchard DTM , PIPThe Passing of a Toastmasters Legend

(cour tesy of Toastmasters I nternational)

Helen Blanchard, a trailblazing Toastmaster who rose through the ranks of the

organization to become Toastmasters Internationals first female president,

passed away on Saturday, May 11, at the age of 86.

Helen began attending club meetings in 1970a time when Toastmasters was stillan all-male organization. That didnt deter her, or the club she chose: Naval

R&D Toastmasters in San Diego. (At the time, Blanchard was working at what was then called the U.S. Navy

Research and Development Center in San Diego.) When a club leader submitted her membership application,

they slyly disguised her gender, turning in the paperwork under the name H. Blanchard.

World Headquarters then requested my first name, and the club president asked me what kind of male name

Id like to use, Blanchard recalled in a 2008 Toastmaster magazine article. I told him Id never thoughtabout it. So the members decided to name me during Table Topics, and they came up with Homer.

By 1973, women were allowed to join Toastmasters, and Homer could go back to being Helen. Blanchard

took on one leadership position after another in the organization, and in 1985 she was elected InternationalPresident.

Along with the Naval R&D club, she eventually joined two other San Diego clubs: Undersea Toastmasters and

Excelsior Toastmasters, a club she started in the late 70s.

Blanchard also achieved distinction in her professional career. She worked in a department of the Navy that

tested sonar systems to identify if new torpedoes were hitting their targets, and she eventually oversaw 130 U.S.

government employees responsible for providing support to Navy scientists and engineers.

In 2008, Blanchard wrote her autobiography, Breaking the Ice. Whether thriving in the workplace or leadingfellow Toastmasters, she says she lived by the motto Commit to excellence.

Time and again, Blanchard wrote in Breaking the Ice, I accepted challenges that made me reach far beyond

my comfort zone. Helen has been a mentor to hundreds of Toastmasters during the past 40 years, and an

inspiration to thousands of men and women through her courage, her tenacity and her positivity. She will be

greatly missed.

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR HELEN BLANCHARDCelebration of Life service for Helen Blanchard DTM, PIP (The First Lady of Toastmasters) will take place

Saturday June 15th 11:00 am at:

First United Methodist Church

2111 Camino del Rio South

San Diego, California 92108

(near Mission Valley west of Texas Street)

To register for this event, please go to the following link:Helen Blanchard Memorial Service
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Kathy Choate, DTM

District 33 Lt. Governor

Education & Training

2012-2013

Congratulations to the gold medal winners of the Spring Reach Relay Race. It was an exciting event and we

had 33 clubs cross the finish line as distinguished or better by April 19. We presented more than $900 in

incentive awards to those who worked the program and achieved success.

In addition, we already have 48 distinguished clubs!

Now is the time to schedule speaking opportunities for your members who are close to achieving new educational goalsfor the year.

***The COMMUNITY SUPER STAR AWARD raised the bar for sponsorship and membership achievements this year.Here are the recipients:

Sandy Aubin, ACS, ALS Carol Campbell, DTM Kay Collis, DTM, PDG, PRA George Cormier, DTM

Gene Dunford, ACB, ALB Steve Goldstein, DTM Patrick Hardy, ACG, ALB, AS Ann Hill, DTM

Mark Hunter ACG, ALB Vivian Komori, DTM Ying-Ming Lee, DTM Michon Loyd, DTM

Elisia Meffan ACG, ALB Brenda OBrien, DTM, PDG Aurora Salavante, ACG, ALB Cristina Scoble, DTM

Robert Scoble ACB, ALB

We are also proud to have 14 new DTMs added to our Toastmasters elite family.

Leona O. Byrne Carol Lynne Campbell George Andrew Cormier Glen A. Herman

Vivian E. Komori Mark A. Lager Jeff Landau Carl Andrew Lepper

Michon Loyd Lisa K. Mazza Shannon Miller Cristina P. Scoble

Gregory F. Seymour Gary L. Watts


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Katy Porter, DTM

District 33 Lt. Governor

Education & Training

2012-2013

Unity in the Community starts with U!

We had an amazing March, with 5 new clubs in one month! In April, we had our second renewal

period of the year, and are now over 5,000 membership renewals this year. Encourage alumni members who are on the

fence. Maybe they just need an invitation from you to continue with your club.

June is a busy Toastmaster month as clubs hold their final Open Houses and Speechcrafts of the year. Remember to ask

members and guests about their experienceour members are our best advertisement! Post on Facebook, Twitter and

Websites.

District Updates:

Added 1,250 new members so far this year!Just 600 people away from our distinguished goal of 7,022 memberships. Each new club, new member and renewal

member contributes, as we grow together.New clubs are up to lucky 7! We are currently at 182 clubs heading for our goal of 195. Each club that renews or

charters adds to our supportive community of clubs.Potential club coaches: If you would like to grab an oar and help a smaller club, Jamuna Ramnath can get you trained

and coaching in a flash! This will help us meet our distinguished clubs goal.

Awards for highest monthly membership growth:

Division FFebruary- Chocolates (delivered in April)Division FMarchChocolates (coming soon!)Who is next?

Thank you to the whole Marketing Team!

District 33 Club Members, Club Officers, Area Governors and Division Governors each took an oar and promoted theToastmasters Program in every corner of our District. This year, in support, we had a strong team of Division Club CoachChairs, served by our District Chair, Jamuna Ramnath. Jamuna brought her expertise in webinars, and offered training thatwas timely and complete to this years volunteer coaches. Thank you to the Division Club Coach Chairs: Roxie PattersonMarianne Bastecki, Diane Ellis, Lorrie Linnert Dunford, Dick Temple, John Rogers, Sara Pomare and Sherrie Parker.

Our new team of Division C.R.A.F.T. Chairs, served by Emma Santa, focused on serving our medium sized clubs, as wellas helping to find Twinkles of ideas, and start new clubs. Emma populated our District C.R.A.F.T. support page withfun ideas for clubs to use to be successful. She was a resource to the team, to help us all stay grounded and effective. Shewas also instrumental in preparing the leadership group to hold our first web-based DEC! Thank you to the DivisionC.R.A.F.T. Chairs: Ann Hill, Cheryl Wronski, Dan Murray, Kay Collis, Curtis Helt, Jenny Brantlee, Debby Baker, TomSims and Adella Logan.


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A-T.E.A.M.Albert Nelson ACS, ALB

2012 - 2013

Division A Governor

Servant Leadership

What a privilege it has been to be an

ntegral part of this communication and

eadership organizationwhereeaders are made. In serving in my

eadership position, I have become

more convinced than ever that to lead

s to serve. This truth is born out by

ur own HPL literature which

dentifies the following six dimensions

f Service Leadership:

Vision & Values

Direction

PersuasionSupport

Development

Appreciation

My previous Westword article

ocused on appreciation. Psychologist

William James once said, The deepest

raving in human beings is the need to

e appreciated. Respect and

ecognition are keys in the celebration

f successes. I appreciate the

pportunity to serve the same people I

ave been grateful to lead. Service

eaders are willing to place

mpowerment above personal power;

ontribution above their own ego

atisfaction; and the needs of the team

bove their own needs for credit and

cclaimHPL Manual

n Service,

Albert L. Nelson

Division A Governor

Achieving Personal Success!

Gloria Davidson, DTM

2012 - 2013

Division B Governor

Special thank you to our eight Area

Governors: B1-Raul Gamino, B2-Paul

Leveille, B3-Phil Cleaver, B4-Edith Pham,

B5-Liz Brenner, B6-Kathy Weiner,

B7-Raquel Svennebjer, and B8-DeanMenes. They were effective and lead by

example!

Congratulations to new DTMs: Greg

Seymour, DTM, Jeff Landau, DTM, Carl

Lepper, DTM and Mark Lager, DTM!

Educational count reported is as follows:

70 CC - 17 ACB - 6 ACS - 3 ACG

27 CL - 12 ALB - 5 ALS & 4 DTMs.

High Performance Leadership awards wereearned by Elsje Chun, Mark Lager, Carl

Lepper, Elisia Meffan, Greg Seymour, Fern

Vacca, and Kathy Weiner.

Thank you: Kathy Weiner and Jamuna

Ramnath, Contest Chairs, and Elsje Chun

and Carl Lepper, TLI Chairs.

Contest Winners: Spring, 2013: Rachel

Velez, International, and Wendee Smith,

Tall Tales. Fall, 2012: Scott Taylor,

Evaluation, and Fern Vacca, Humorous.

The BIG DIVIDE! Effective July 1, 2013,

Ventura County will have Division B, West

Ventura County, with Dan Murray, DTM

as Division B Governor-elect, and Division

J, East Ventura County, lead by Jamuna

Ramnath, DTM as Division J

Governor-elect.

Congratulations to all who achieved

personal success! It has been a privilege to

serve you,

Gloria

Blossom and Grow

Carol Campbell, DTM20122013

Division C Governor

To district 33, I want to say Th

You for all that you have done to h

Division C to grow and blossom

year. We are 1 distinguished club aw

from being a Presidents distinguis

Division. This feat would not have b

possible without the fabulous team

area governors; Brian Soucy, Li

Evans, Michele Shafe and Ph

Dahlheimer and Chief Judge Te

Burnett. There are many others

there that have been working t

Toastmaster Magic to keep thi

together and moving forward. That

is too long to mention but you knwho you are. Thank you! I have

enjoyed being part of the Las Ve

Pride, which is working with my si

Division governors from Las Ve

who are also Leos.

For some details, Division C has

competent communicators, 20

competent leaders, 9 advanced

communicator Bronzes, 8 advanced

leader bronzes, 6 advancedcommunicator silvers, 3 advanced

leader silvers, 5 advanced

communicator golds, 2 high

performance leaderships and 3

Distinguished Toastmasters. We

have 5 clubs that are within reach

distinguished and as our fearless lea

would say It aint June 30th y

Please keep up the great work and

unwavering Toastmaster spirit!


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TOASTMASTERS 1+1 CAMPAIGN

On December 1, 2012, Toastmasters International announced a brand new membersh

campaign!! Refer a friend to a Toastmasters club and you will get an awesome reward

For more information, go to the following link below!!http://www.toastmasters.org/1

Linda Sims, DTM

2012 - 2013

Division G Governor

As this Toastmaster year comes to an end, I would like to give thanks to my Division G team for mthis an amazing year: JanMarie Crabbe (G-1), Jas Singh (G-2), Dale Mell (G-3), and Diana Hallare Without this team, the year would not become successful.

Knowing that it AINT JUNE 30TH YET (to quote an outgoing strawberry-loving District GovernorDivision G still have a shot at becoming Distinguished on all levels. We are working on a new club Visalia and have leads at Fresno State University, Ruiz Foods, Citibank, and University of Phoenix.all these leads turning to potential new clubs, you can say that growth begins with G.

As of right now, we have 5 Distinguished Clubs in our Division (Sierra Club, TLC, Atomic, VisaliaFresno City Toastmasters) and more on target. By the end of this year, there is no doubt that we wilbeyond Distinguished.

It has been a great pleasure and an honor serving as Division G Governor for the 2012-2013 Toastm

year. I look forward for more success and great stories from this Division for many years to come.

Thank you very much.

Unleash Your Finest Moments!

Michon Loyd ACS, ALB

2012 - 2013

Division H Governor

As the sun sets in Division H for this Toastmaster year, Ralph Smedley said it best: The destination determ

direction. The Division H team set off on an adventure to bring Unity to the Division H Community by nu

and supporting all twenty-one Division H clubs with a positive spirit and great energy. We hosted ten enco

contests bringing club pride and fun filled camaraderie to all. We are so proud to have successfully admi

TPR (Toastmasters Pulmonary Resuscitation) to clubs who needed an extra breath to make it through the ye

all need a little help sometimes. This synergy and dedication multiplied creating an upbeat force which le

birth of a new Division H club, Cheers Toastmasters. Division H is proud of the twenty-four communicat

twenty leadership educational awards that boost our clubs DCP status and help our Toastmasters continu

educational journey.

Throughout this year, new friendships were formed, old friendships were renewed, and so many DiviToastmasters accomplished much more than they thought they ever could. It has been an outstanding voyaan exceptional team. Thank you, Janice, Ania, Stany, and Aurora for being a strong, unified, passionate gArea Governors. Thank you, fellow district officers and mentors for your wisdom and encouragement. I cothink of a better way to spend the year than to serve with you. After all, a successful journey is measfriends not miles.
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DISTRICT 33 TOASTMASTERS SPRING CONFERENCE

HIGHLIGHTSTHE SPRING CLASSIC

District 33 International Speech Contest Results

1st placeCarolyn Pelletier (Division H)

2nd placeKathy Hamilton (Division D)

3rd placeRachel Velez (Division B)

Carolyn will represent District 33 at the semifinals of the

World Champion of Public Speaking this August in

Cincinnati, Ohio!!

District 33 Tall Tales Speech Contest Results

1st placeJean Williams (Division H)

2nd placeScott Hopkins (Division E)

3rd placeSandra Griffin (Division F)

DISTRICT 33 TOASTMASTERS SPECIAL AWARDS

2012-2013 District 33

Spark Plug of the Year

Sara Pomare, DTM

2012-2013 District 33 Difference Maker of

the Year

Philip Dahlheimer ACG, ALB

2012-2013 District 33 Toastmaster of the

Year

Emma Santa, DTM

Milo Graham Award winner

Division F Janet Riley ACB, ALB

(left)

Special Thanks goes to

Conference Chair Debbie Baker

ACB, ALB(right)


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2013-2014 DISTRICT 33 TOASTMASTERS CHIEF OFFICERS

Congratulations go out to the following people that were elected to serve as the

chief leaders of District 33 Toastmasters

(Their terms will officially start on July 1, 2013)


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IMAGES FROM THE DISTRICT 33 TOASTMASTERS SPRING

CONFERENCETHE SPRING CLASSIC

At the DoubleTree H il tonModesto, Calif orn ia

(Photos courtesy of Phi li p Dahlheimer ACG, ALB)


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DISTRICT 33 TOASTMASTERS SPOLIGHTSimi Vall ey Street Fair

Every year in April, Simi Valley, California (Area B6), has a fantastic event called the Simi Valley Street Fair.

Every year it gets better and better. This year one lucky winner won $75.00 worth of gift certificates and we got

a lot of interest in starting a Youth Leadership this summer in Simi Valley. We had about 20 or so people

interested in starting a youth leadership for their children. Here are some photos from the street fair below.

There are a lot more photos too If anyone wants to see all of them, please email

[email protected] and ask.

District 33 Toastmasters thanks District 33 WestWord newsletter editor

Linda Martins-Mann for her amazing work with the newsletter for the

2012-2013 Toastmaster year.

Her tireless dedication in bringing the message to the District 33 Community is

beyond amazing. Thank you for the amazing work, Linda!!!


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DISTRICT 33 KUDOSCongratulations again to all Toastmasters who met the One Educational per Year challenge! Special recognition to

these 45 members who earned THREE or more educational awards AND, we encourage EVERYONE to make it happen!!

Byrne, Leona O. 6 CC, CC, CC, ALS, DTM, CLCampbell, Carol Lynne 5 DTM, ALS, ACG, CC, CL

Hammer, Torkil I. 5 CL, ACS, CL, ACB, CC

Hardy, Patrick William 5 LDREXC, CL, ACB, AS, CC

Loyd, Michon 5 DTM, ALS, ACG, CL, LDREXC

O'Brien, Brenda 5 CC, CL, CC, CL, ACB

Salavante, Aurora R. 5 CL, CC, CC, ALB, CL

Byrne, David E. 4 CL, CC, CL, CC

Collis, Kay 4 ACG, CL, ALB, ACG

Cormier, George Andrew 4 CL, LDREXC, ALS, DTM

Goldstein, Steven 4 CL, CC, CL, ACB

Komori, Vivian E. 4 ALS, DTM, LDREXC, CC

Lager, Mark A. 4 ACG, DTM, ALS, LDREXCLewison, Karen D. 4 ALB, CL, LDREXC, CL

Meffan, Elisia 4 LDREXC, ACG, CL, CC

Miller, Shannon 4 LDREXC, ALS, DTM, CC

Sanchez, Patricia Elizabeth 4 ACS, ALB, ACB, LDREXC

Scoble, Cristina P. 4 ACG, LDREXC, ALS, DTM

Vacca, Fern 4 CL, ACG, CC, LDREXC

Welsh, Bradford A 4 CC, CL, ALB, ACB

Aubin, Sandy 3 CC, ACS, ALS

Chun, Elsje 3 ALB, LDREXC, ACB

Dahlheimer, Philip J. 3 ACG, CC, CC

Dunford, Gene R 3 ALB, ACB, CL

Dunning, Phillip 3 ACB, ALB, CLHarper, Valerie Ann 3 CC, CL, ACS

Helt, Curtis R 3 CL, ACB, CC

Herman, Glen A. 3 DTM, ALS, LDREXC

Hill, Ann 3 CC, CC, CC

Landau, Jeff 3 ALS, DTM, CC

Lee, Ying-Ming 3 ACB, CL, CC

Lepper, Carl Andrew 3 LDREXC, ALS, DTM

Linnert-Dunford, Lorraine 3 ALB, CC, CL

Mazza, Lisa K. 3 ALS, DTM, LDREXC

McBay, Kenneth 3 ACB, CL, ALB

Perone, Anthony A 3 ACB, CL, ALB

Porter, Katy D. 3 CL, ACS, CC

Priddy, Margaret Louise 3 CL, ACB, CC

Riddle, Eric M 3 CL, CC, CL

Scoble, Robert J. 3 ALB, CL, ACB

Seymour, Gregory F. 3 LDREXC, ALS, DTM

Shank, Rebecca Green 3 ACB, CL, ALB

Soucy, Brian R. 3 ALB, ACB, ACS

Turner, Flora R. 3 LDREXC, ACG, CC

Watts, Gary L. 3 LDREXC, ALS, DTM

Weinapple, Michael P. 3 ACS, ALS, LDREXC

Zakowska, Anna Justyna 3 ACG, ACB, ACS


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MORE DISTRICT 33 KUDOS

Fifty-four members sponsored THREE or more new members this year. They deserve special recognition for

their efforts:

Member name # mem sponsoredCristina P. Scoble, DTM 13

George Andrew Cormier, ACG, ALB 11

Gloria I. Davidson, DTM 10

Carol L. Sauceda, DTM 9

Grace Rachow, ATMS, CL 9

Jesse Oakley III, DTM 9

Aurora R. Salavante, ACG, ALB 7

Gregg Wilkerson, ACG, ALB 7

Michael Ford, CC, CL 7

Patricia Jepsen, DTM 7

Carl J. Dieter, ACS, ALB 6

Frank Nolimal, ATM 6

Janice L. Weisenberger, ATM 6

Kay Collis, DTM 6

Steven Goldstein, DTM 6Al Brown, DTM 5

Cynthia A. Dondero, CC, CL 5

Donald N. Williams, DTM 5

Michon Loyd, DTM 5

Viji Sundar, ACS, CL 5

Vivian E. Komori, DTM 5

Ann Marie Barton 4

Brenda O'Brien, DTM 4

Corky Cornell, CC, CL 4

Donna M. Castricone, CC, ALB 4

Hergit Coco Llenas, CC 4

JanMarie Crabbe, CC, ALB 4

Janice Louise Wallace, ACG, ALB 4

Susil Sivaraman 4Ying-Ming Lee, DTM 4

Ann Hill, DTM 3

Cheri A. Hickman, ACG, CL 3

D. George Lund, DTM 3

Edith L Byrd 3

Elisia Meffan, ACG, ALB 3

Francisco Arias, CC 3

Gene R Dunford, ACB, ALB 3

Gordon Pickett, DTM 3

John Stuart Rogers, DTM 3

Joy I. Gaylord, ATMS, CL 3

Linda J. Sims, DTM 3

Mark Lawrence Hunter, ACS, ALB 3

Midori Tani, ACB 3

Nora A. Lonnquist, ACG, CL 3

Patrick William Hardy, ACG, ALB, AS 3

Phyllis Ann Tribby, DTM 3

Robert J. Scoble, ACB, ALB 3

Robert W. Francome 3

Rodney W. Baldwin, CC, CL 3

Sandy Aubin, ACS, ALS 3

Sherrie V. Parker, DTM 3

Twila R. Stout, DTM 3

William Everett Starr, ACB, CL 3

Yuka Seltzer, ACS, ALB 3


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DISTRICT 33 GUEST COMMENTARY

GOAL SETTING AFTER 50

By George Cormier, DTM

It is said the older we get the wiser we become. Some say its because of the amount of long term memory we have

stored. Whether this statement is true or not, we surely have developed our modus operandi toward life. For many our

journey through life has included many twist and turns. When we are younger, time seems to drag by and we were always

in a hurry to conquer all of lifes challenges. As we have reached our prime, time now flies by and we approach these

same challenges at a much slower pace, sometimes not at all. Could it be because of the lessons we learned? Who

knows?

Today I will share some advice with you on how to keep it real. Goal setting is still important! Especially, now as we

face lifes little surprises. When you look in the mirror are you happy with the image you see? Have you evolved into the

person you visualized when you were a child? If not, there is still time. The secret to this transition is up to YOU! It

starts with a vision and setting both long and short term Goals. (Keep in mind you had to crawl before you walked).

Another important step in this process is to set milestones, check points along the way to keep you on track. Celebrations

are equally as important, I guess that why birthdays are a major part of life.

Remember change is good,but it aint easy! To better oneself often requires us to reprogram our though processes.

Thinking positive, even changing our vocabulary. Terms like Tenacity should replace words like Compliancy. Are you

getting the idea?

In the last three years I have set several goals. One was to improve my health. Another was to improve my confidence.

Today I am happy to report my health has improved. I have lost 65 pound and maintained the loss for over 2 years. This

has helped me to keep my diabetes under control. In the area of confidence I recently attained my Distinguish Toastmaster

status (DTM). I have been looking forward to this accomplishment since 1985. I am celebrating my recent success not by

gloating but providing you with a formula that I believe can help you as well.


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IMAGES OF 2012-2013 DISTRICT 33 TOASTMASTERSUnity in the Community


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MORE IMAGES OF 2012-2013 DISTRICT 33 TOASTMASTERSUnity in the Community

It has been an amazing journey.

Thank you for allowing me to serve an awesome community as your District

Governor for the 2012-2013 Toastmaster year.

Thank you for bringing Unity in the Community to life.

Thank you for your time and attention.

The Door i s Always Open..

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