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The AmigOs
would like to
thank Sylvia
Bencomo
with the Green
Valley Sheriff ’s
Auxiliary Vol-
unteers Scam
Squad, along
with our very
own Ira Cochran. At our last Meet and
Greet they gave a very informative
presentation on the current scams
happening in our community. The
scammers are getting better and better
at their “craft”, so you don’t realize
what happened until it is too late.
AmigOs�Men’s�ClubAmigOs�Men’s�Club
Board�of�DirectorsBoard�of�Directors
President�������������Robert�Petrillo
Vice-President Sidney�Shapiro
Secretary Fred�Monique
Treasurer Ira�Cochran
Members�at�LargeLarry�AmundsonMichael�Malenfant
Bob�Delelio
Immediate�Past�President*������������������Tom�Krueger
* Ex-officio member
E-Mail/[email protected]
FacebookGVRAmigos
Mailing�Address:�PO�Box�1012�Green�Valley,�AZ�85622
A GVR club for men to meet new friends, join common interest groups, and explore what Southern Arizona has to offer
AmigOs Men’s ClubGreen Valley Recreation, Inc.
Volume�1��Number�12��-��November�2018
The Board of DirectorsWould Like to Wish
You and Your Family aHappy Thanksgiving!
Last month the GVR AmigOs Men’s
Club started our “Season of Giving”
campaign. At our last Meet and Greet,
we had a number of members bring
down non-perishable food in support
of those in need and less fortunate in
our neighboring communities. Unfor-
tunately, it wasn’t as many members as
anticipated. Once again for the next
Meet and Greet, we sincerely request
that everyone bring down at least a couple cans, packs, or boxes of food in support
of the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona. The items most in need are:
canned meats, vegetables, fruit, peanut butter, dried/canned beans, cereal, rice,
and pasta. On behalf of the many Arizona residents, especially children and sen-
iors, your help is needed and much appreciated.
Food Drive Continues
Scam Alert Presentation
Our Second Annual
AmigOs/Amigas Valen-
tine’s Potluck Dinner
Dance will be held on
February 13th. Last year we had 175
people signed up for a wonderful
evening of dining, dancing, and fun!
This year we will have live entertain-
ment with a “one man band” playing
and singing many hit songs for your
listening and dancing pleasure. After
dinner, for any willing brave souls, he
will also host a karaoke sing-along
from his collection of over 35,000
songs. More details to follow next
month. For reservations, email
2nd Annual Valentine’s Dance
President’s MessagePresident’s Message
Dear Friends,
November is the time to be especially
thankful, a time to remember and
to embrace those who enrich our
lives. I’m thankful for a lot of
things, but this year I’m most
thankful for all of you!
Most of us have family in different parts of the nation
and may not be able to spend Thanksgiving together. But
just remember that family isn’t always about the people in
your life who are blood relations. It’s about the people in
your life who want you to be in theirs. It’s about the people
in your life who accept you for who you are, support you
in the things you choose to do, and no matter what, are
there for you. It’s the people in your life who care for you,
respect you and who you can depend on.
The AmigOs are more than just a club. It is my hope that
most of you do or will come to see it as an extended family
of close friends.
As always, if you have any questions, club suggestions, or
just want to make a comment, please email me at:
[email protected] or speak to me in person at
any meeting.
Yours in Service and Dedication,
ROB PETRILLO
Treasurer’s ReportTreasurer’s Report
Finance�Reportas of October 31, 2018
Beginning Balance October 1
$773.40
Income $15.00
Expense <$54.22>
Ending�Balance $734.18
Secretary’s ReportSecretary’s Report
Our current paid membership stands
at 90 men with three new members
joining since the last report: Charles
Weber, Bernie Sauve, and Morton
Spencer. I will be performing the
treasurer duties for the next 3 months
while Ira is away.
Ira Cochran, Treasurer
Fred Monique, Secretary
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Fellowship CommitteeFellowship Committee
We want to wish Dave Fink a quick recovery after his
recent heart operation.
The Fellowship Committee is charged with informing our
club of those members who are hospitalized, recovering
from a major illness, suffered a loss, etc. They will also be
sending cards and keeping abreast of updates. If you or a
member that you are aware of falls into this category
please email Larry at: [email protected].
Larry Amundson, Chairman
NominationsNominations
We are in immediate need of a volunteer to serve as
Nominations Chairman. The duties include: collecting the
names of those members wishing to run for election to
the board and chairing the election process at the January
Annual Meeting.
The following board positions are up for election: Vice
President and Secretary (2-year term) and three Member
at Large positions (1-year term). Those members wishing
to run for election or want to serve as Nominations Chair-
man should e-mail [email protected].
2019�DuesWe�are�now�starting�to�collect�dues�paymentsfor�the�2019�calendar�year.�Members�whohave�not�paid�by�February�1st�will�bedropped�from�our�roster�and�will�not�be
able�to�attend�Meet�and�Greets�and�InterestGroup�events.�Don’t�let�that�happen�to�yousince�we�have�more�great�things�in�store�for�next�year�as�we�continue�to�expand.�
Dues�for�returning�members�are�$10.New�member�dues�are�$15�and�include
a�club�nametag.�Please�complete�the�membership�form�included�in�this�issue.
Upcoming November EventsUpcoming November Events
Nov.�3/Dec.�1:�Monthly�Breakfast�9amEveryone is invited to join us for breakfast each first Satur-
day of the month at the Grill on the Green. Bring a Friend!
November�8:�B.S.�GroupLet’s get together over a beverage and share stories and ex-
periences. Larry Amundson will be leading the group as
Dave Fink recoups from his recent surgery. For more infor-
mation contact: Larry Amundson at [email protected]
November�10:�Shooting�Group�Range�Trip�Once again we will
spend the morning
at the Southeast
Regional Shooting
Range. Range fee
is $8. We will meet
at 7am in the park-
ing lot outside the
Fiesta Room at the
Santa Rita Springs
Activity Center. Bring a drink, snack, eyes and ear protec-
tion. For info, contact [email protected]
November�13:�Out�and�About�Produce�TourThe next Out and About day trip will be lunch at Nickel’s
Diner in Rio Rico followed by a 3 hour tour of Fresh Pro-
duce in Nogales, AZ. We will meet at 10:15am at the Canoa
Ranch parking lot. The tour is limited to 25 people. Mem-
bers must RSVP by November 6th at which point we will
open up the trip to spouses. Contact Mike Malenfant at
[email protected] or 269-501-2886.
The Fresh Produce Association of the Americas and its members help
to ensure North America’s uninterrupted access to fresh, high-quality,
healthy, and delicious Mexican-grown fruits and vegetables. Mexico
has become the top supplier of fresh fruits and vegetables for the
United States – and the FPAA is the leading agent of produce trade
at the U.S.-Mexico border and across the country.
November�15:�Jack�ofAll�Trades�-�Bocce�BallAll members are invited to learn
and join in for an afternoon of
Bocce Ball. Easy rules make the
game fun and yet challenging. We
will meet at 11am at the Bocce
Courts at Canoa Hills GVR
Center. We will follow up with a
BBQ of hot dogs, burgers, and
chicken. $3 per person. RSVP
by contacting Bob Delelio at
[email protected] or call 630-423-2724.
November�17:�Monthly�Meet�and�GreetJoin us at 9am in the Fiesta Room of the Santa Rita Springs
for coffee, donuts, and fellowship. Bring a friend!
November�30:�Couples�Group�Dance�Party�at�Gaslight�Music�Hall
This should be a fun evening for you and your significant
other. We will carpool and head over to the Gaslight Music
Hall for a lively dance party with The George Howard Motown
and Soul Review. Rock, Jazz, Blues, Pop, R&B, and Motown,
you will find the best party music in town. If desired, menu
items including pizza, salads, chili, sandwiches, and drinks
can be purchased. Tickets are $14.50 each. RSVP to
[email protected] by November 25.
December�7:�AmigOs�Book�Club�10amThis month we will be discussing “Killers of the Flower Moon:
The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI”. For more infor-
mation, contact Bill Stewart at 520-971-0081.
December�8:�Birding:�Whitewater�DrawThis month we will be birding at Whitewater Draw, famous
this time of year for the literally thousands of Sandhill
Cranes that call this their winter home. Also expect to see
many various ducks, shorebirds, and songbirds.
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October HappeningsOctober Happenings
Out and About Horseback Riding Trip
Birding Group Trip to Madera Canyon
For the October 16th “Out and About” trip, Dave Fink organized a great 2-hour desert trail ride followed by a barbecue
lunch. Unfortunately Dave couldn’t make it due to an unexpected medical procedure. On October 24th a mix of new and
experienced birders spent the morning at Madera Canyon observing the many birds at the feeders as well as on a short hike
on Proctor Road. The afternoon ended with a picnic lunch enjoying the beautiful weather.
Shooting Group - Couples Day at the Range
Couples Group Oktoberfest
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The AmigOs Couples group had a lovely evening on
October 20th at CPAC celebrating Oktoberfest. The
Green Valley Bavarian Brass Band played as we had a
dinner of pork schnitzel, bratwurst, apple streudel, beer
and wine. We filled three tables with 24 people! Missed
out on the dancing? Then join them on November 30th
at the Gaslight Music Hall Dance Party (see details else-
where in this issue.)
On October 13th, Shooting Group leader, Ira Cochran
invited the ladies to join our monthly range trip. It was
the first time shooting for all but one of the ladies and
they enjoyed it so much that they want to return.
Couple’s GroupOur next couples activity will be
on Friday, November 30th. We
will carpool and head over to
the Gaslight Music Hall in Oro
Valley for a lively dance party with
The George Howard Motown and Soul Review. Rock, Jazz,
Blues, Pop, R&B, and Motown, you will find the best party
music in town. If desired, menu items including pizza,
salads, chili, sandwiches, and drinks can be purchased.
Tickets are $14.50 each. RSVP to Rob Petrillo at
[email protected] or 917-599-7663 by November 25.
Book Club GroupThe GVR AmigOs
Book Club will be start-
ing up again on Friday,
December 7 at 10am
at the home of Mike
McGinely. We will be
discussing Killers of the Flower Moon: The OsageMurders and the Birth of the FBI by David Grann. If
you would like to join the group please contact group
leader: Bill Stewart at [email protected]
In this gripping true-crime nar-
rative, at least two dozen people
were murdered from 1921 to
1926 by a killer or killers appar-
ently targeting members of the
Osage Indian Nation, who at
the time were considered “the
wealthiest people per capita in
the world” thanks to the discovery
of oil beneath their lands. The
outcry over the killings led to
the involvement in 1925 of an
“obscure” branch of the Justice
Department, J. Edgar Hoover’s Bureau of Investigation.
The Osage Murders inquiry helped Hoover to make the
case for a “national, more professional, scientifically
skilled” police force.
Special Interest GroupsSpecial Interest GroupsOne of the best things about the AmigOs Men’s Club are the unlimited number of special interest groups that we can have.
If you have a hobby, interest, or skill that at least one other member shares with you then you can start a group. Each group
can decide when to meet, how often to meet, and what to do within the group. One person is chosen as the chair and to-
gether, hopefully will expand the size of the group. Mike Malenfant has compiled the interests of our current members into
a spreadsheet. If you wish to start a group with others who share a similar interest, feel free to call or e-mail each other and
get something started. Once you have your group, contact the club’s Special Interest Committee Chair at
[email protected] to make it official.
Breakfast GroupThe AmigOs’ monthly
breakfast group meets at
9am on the first Saturday
of every month at the
Grill on the Green. Join a
large and friendly bunch of guys for good food and good
conversation. A great opportunity to meet and get to know
other members in a relaxing atmosphere. For more infor-
mation contact Manny Rivers at [email protected]
Out and AboutGroupAll members (and
for some events,
their wives) are invited to attend our monthly day trips.
Most are held within an hour’s drive of Green Valley.
Unless otherwise stated, we meet at the Safeway parking
lot on Duval Mine Rd. and carpool.
2018-2019 Day Trips
November Fresh Produce Assoc. Tour
January UA Mirror Lab/Planeterium
February Tucson Rodeo and Parade
March Nogales Border Patrol Tour
April Biosphere2
May Gaslight Theater Dinner Show
June Kartchner Caverns
Birding GroupSouthern Arizona is one of the best locations
for bird watching in the country. On
December 8 we will be birding at White-
water Draw, famous this time of year for
the literally thousands of Sandhill Cranes
that call this their winter home. Also expect
to see many various ducks, shore and song-
birds. To RSVP, contact Rob Petrillo at
[email protected] or (917) 599-7663.
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Shooting GroupLearn about gun safety, gain
confidence and proficiency
through regular range
firing exercises. We also seek
to ensure that each mem-
ber understands state and federal laws regarding their
rights to own and bear fire arms, and that they respect the
rights of others through responsible gun ownership.
Our next outing to the Southeast Regional Shooting Park-
will be held on Saturday, November 10th at 7am. For
more information e-mail: [email protected]
Golfing GroupLike to golf? Always wanted to
learn and play? Come join this
fun social group. Both hackers
and beginners are welcome. We
will have discount pricing, low
cost group lessons, and open
dates. Loaner clubs will be available if you don’t own your
own. Afterwards, join us for breakfast or lunch. Contact:
Chuck McCarty at [email protected] or 940-206-3961.
B.S. GroupLet’s get together over a beverage and
share stories and experiences. We will
not be meeting this month but our
next meeting will be on Thursday,
November 8th at 1:30pm. While group leader Dave Fink
is recuperating, contact: Larry Amundson at [email protected].
Hiking and Outdoors GroupJoin us on casual hikes with various de-
grees of difficulty. The levels and other
possible activities will be decided by the
group. Barry Schneiderwind
Texas Hold’em PokerTexas Hold‘em is rapidly growing in
popularity worldwide and with good
reason. It’s a very exciting game with
many variables and is relatively easy
to learn and master. Most poker
players around the world agree that Texas Hold’em is eas-
ily one of the most strategic of all poker game variations.
Whether you have played before or don’t even know how,
come join this group and let’s have some fun playing cards.
For more info, contact: Chuck McCarty at 940-206-3961
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Jack-of-All-Trades, Master of Fun!Join this new group whose purpose is to
EXCITE (you), EXPLORE (new and similar
interests), and EXPAND (develop new skill sets).
Learn the basics of a new and fun activity
that changes each month. Held at various
locations in and around Green Valley with a
cost between none and very minimum.
For our first activity, all members are invited to learn and
join in for an afternoon of Bocce Ball. Easy rules make
the game fun and yet challenging. We will meet at 11am at
the Bocce Courts at Canoa Hills GVR Center. We will
follow up with a BBQ of hot dogs, burgers, and chicken.
$3 per person. RSVP: Group Leader - Bob Delelio,
cell# 1-630-423-2724, e-mail: [email protected]
Travel Group - COMING SOON!
Like to travel? Let’s get together and
decide on some trips around the state,
country, or even the world that we can
go on as a group. Trip lengths can vary between a weekend, a
week, or longer. Group leader, Ira Cochran is currently on a
trip for 90 days and will start the group up when he returns at
the end of January.
Are You Interested?
We need YOU! The following is a sample of some
interests that our members put down on their joining
application. Do you have a shared interest? Would you
be willing to volunteer to get a group started based on
one of these interests or possibly one of your own? If
so, contact Sid at: [email protected]. Your
group can meet weekly, monthly, quarterly, or what-
ever works for the group. We can even help you get
things started.
Astronomy
Art
Billiards
Bocce Ball
Bridge
Cars
Chess
Coins/Stamps
Computers
Cooking
Cycling
Dancing
Dining Out
Fishing
Fitness/Exercise
Games
Gardening
History
Horseshoes
Lapidary
Leatherwork
Meditation
Model Building
Movies
Museums
Music/Concerts
Photography
Pickleball
Plays/Musicals
Politics
Running
Sports
Swimming
Table Tennis
Travel
Woodworking
A�monthly�column�to�promote�healthier�living�for�those�over�50�years�old
Part�Five:�Diet�and�MotivationNow that you are exercising more, you will need to
support those higher activity levels with the right diet.
Diet as well as exercise can have a major impact on energy,
mood, and fitness. Many older adults don’t get sufficient
high-quality protein in their diets despite evidence suggesting
they actually need more than younger people to maintain
energy levels and lean muscle mass, promote recovery from
illness and injury, and support overall health. Older adults
without kidney disease or diabetes should aim for about 0.5
grams of protein per pound of body weight.
Vary your sources of protein. Instead of relying on just red
meat, include more fish, poultry, beans, and eggs. Reduce
the amount of processed carbohydrates you consume—
pastries, cakes, pizza, cookies and chips—and replace them
with high-quality protein. Snack on nuts and seeds instead
of chips, replace a baked dessert with Greek yogurt, swap
out slices of pizza for a grilled chicken breast and beans.
Tips�for�staying�motivated
It’s easy to become discouraged when illness, injury, or changes
in the weather interrupt your routine and seem to set you back
to square one. But there
are ways to stay moti-
vated when life’s chal-
lenges get in the way:
Focus on short-term
goals, such as improv-
ing your mood and en-
ergy levels and
reducing stress, rather
than goals such as
weight loss, which can take longer to achieve.
Reward yourself when you successfully complete a work-
out, reach a new fitness goal, or simply show up on a day
when you were tempted to ditch your activity plans. Choose
something you look forward to, but don’t allow yourself to
do it until after exercising, such as having a hot bath or a
favorite cup of coffee.
Keep a log. A training log can help you get more from your
workout. It will help you organize and save information
about your exercise routine, so you can work toward a specific
goal. It can also help you identify challenging situations and
barriers to exercise.
Record your exercises and what settings you use for each
machine. Keep track of your distance (for running, cycling,
swimming), time, intensity, milestones, and personal bests.
You may also want to keep track of your weight, pulse, diet,
time of day, calories burned, and your mood.
Out of sight, out of mind. You know that you must exercise,
but without a log to keep track it is almost impossible to
know what you have done. So keep a log as a visual reminder.
Get support. When you work out with a friend or family
member, you can encourage and motivate each other.
How�to�stay�fit�when�your�routine�changesYou're on vacation - Many hotels have fitness centers.
Bring along your exercise clothing or equipment (resistance
band, bathing suit, or walking shoes). Get out and see the
sights on foot rather than just by tour bus.
Caring for an ill spouse is taking up too much of your
time - Work out to an exercise video when your spouse is
napping. Ask a family member or friend to come over so
you can go for a walk.
Your usual exercise buddy moves away - Ask another
friend to go with you on your daily walk. Reach out to other
older adults in your area—many are in the same boat as you,
so be the one to break the ice.
Illness keeps you out of action for a few weeks - Wait
until you feel better and then start your activity again.
Gradually build back up to your previous level of activity.
You're recovering from injury or surgery - Talk with
your doctor about specific exercises and activities you can
do safely. Start slowly and gradually build up your activities
as you become stronger.
Source: www.helpguide.org
Health and Fitness Over 50Health and Fitness Over 50
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October�2018�Board�Meeting�MinutesOctober�23,�2018�–�Rob�Petrillo’s�Home
Attendance: Sid Shapiro, Rob Petrillo, Ira Cochran,
Mike Malenfant, Bob Delilio, Fred Monique
Absent: Tom Krueger, Larry Amundson
Time: 3:00 pm – 4:35 pm
The minutes of the August 2018 Board Meeting were
previously approved as submitted electronically.
Finance: Ira reported that our ending monthly balance was
$734.18 with revenues of $15.00 during the period and
expenses of $54.22 ($23.96 refreshments; $10.00 postage;
and $20.26 cards) for a beginning balance of $773.40. The
Treasurer’s report was approved as submitted.
Membership Report: Fred reported that our current paid
membership stands at 90 with three new members joining
since the last report: Charles Weber, Bernie Sauve, and
Morton Spencer.
Old Business:
- The September 2018 Board Meeting was cancelled
because of various schedule conflicts.
- Rob reported that the Nominations Chairmanship and
committee positions remain open. He will contact a few
individuals as this must be completed 2 months prior to our
January Annual meeting and request that they accept his
appointment.
- Out & About Update:
- Mike Malenfant reported that the November Produce
Tour should be finalized by the end of this week. Thus far,
it will be conducted on 11/13/18 and limited to 25 individuals.
His contact has a speaker lined up but is still looking for a
specific warehouse to conduct the 2nd part of the tour.
- Fred reported that he has not selected a specific date for
the January 2019 UA Mirror tour.
New Business:
- It was discussed and decided that we would expand the
current sweet rolls to include fresh fruit and bagels at the
December Holiday Meet & Greet Meeting.
- By-Laws Review: The following summarizes the proposed
changes to our existing club by-laws by individual Article
and paragraph number:
Article I – No changes proposed
Article II – Replace “Green Valley Area” with Southern
Arizona Area
Article III –
- Paragraph A – No changes proposed
- Paragraph B – Rob will check with GVR concerning noti-
fications of delinquent membership payments.
- Paragraph C – No changes proposed
- Paragraph D – No changes proposed
- Paragraph E – for a period of 2 months will be added to
the first sentence and the second sentence will be eliminated
in its entirety.
- Paragraph F – No changes proposed
Article IV –
- Paragraph A – No changes proposed
- Paragraph B – “Club’s written policies” shall be replaced
with “Club’s Code of Conduct”. Separately, Rob will send a
proposed code of conduct document to the Board for future
consideration and action.
- Paragraph C – The first 5 lines up to and including.
“Thereafter” will be removed. Also, Members at Large will
serve a 1 year term and Board members a 2 year term will
be included in the remaining wordage.
- Paragraphs D, E, F, G, and H have no changes proposed.
- Paragraph I will have a definition of the Member at Large
position will be included. This will be something along the
lines of: A member at large is a voting member of the Board
of Directors with duties as prescribed.
- The current paragraph I will be changed to Paragraph J
Article V-
- Paragraph A – remove the existing “Event planning
Committee” and add “Fellowship Committee”. Also, the
2nd sentence of this paragraph shall be removed in its en-
tirety.
- Paragraph B – No changes proposed.
Article VI – No changes proposed
Article VII –
- Paragraph A – No changes proposed
- Paragraph B – Remove the entire first sentence down to
and including “Thereafter” beginning the current second
sentence.
- Paragraph C – The amount of the initial dues shall include
name tag fees will be added and the word “Thereafter” will
be removed from the 2nd sentence.
- A paragraph D will be added to state that new members
dues paid on or after October 1st of a year are valid to
December 31st of the subsequent year.
Article VIII – No changes proposed
Article IX -The last word of the second sentence “adop-
tion” will be removed and replaced with “Implementation”.
Articles X, XI, and XII have no changes proposed.
Other Business
With Ira departing for 3 months Fred will take over his du-
ties as Treasurer. A discussion ensued concerning the meth-
ods to be implemented for dues renewals between now and
the end of 2018. The following was discussed and decided:
- Rob will create an electronic invoice that Fred will elec-
tronically send out to all current members during the first
week of November 2018.
- During early December a 2nd electronic notice will be sent
out to those who have not, yet, paid.
- In January 2019, individuals who have not paid will be con-
tacted individually by mail and notified if they have not paid
by the February 1st deadline specified in our by-laws they
will be terminated and removed from the roster.
There being no other items to discuss, the meeting was
adjourned at 4:35 pm. The next Board Meeting will be held
on Thursday November 29, 2018 beginning at 4:00 pm.
Minutes taken and submitted by Fred Monique, Club Secretary
AmigOs Men’s Club
Membership Application
Annual Dues (to be paid by February 1st) are $15 for new first-time members and $10 for returning members.
Dues paid for new members joining after October 1st will include the current and next year.
Dues paid for those joining mid-year before October 1st will cover the current year only.
Dues can be paid by cash or check (payable to “GVR AmigOs Men’s Club”) and given to the
treasurer at monthly Meet & Greets or mailed to: P.O. Box 1012, Green Valley, AZ 85622
Please�print�clearly�
o New Member o Returning Member Birthday: Month/Day __________________
I am a: o Full Time or o Part Time GV Resident. GVR # (required) _______________ Date: __________
First Name:________________________________ Last Name: _________________________________
Nickname for Nametag (if preferred): _________________________________ Home State: ____________
E-Mail: _______________________________________ Phone: ________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________ Green Valley, Zip: _________________
I understand that continued membership in the AmigOs Men’s Club is dependant on the following conditions:
1) Valid and current GVR member status and 2) Club dues paid by February 1st.
Those members not meeting the above conditions will have their membership revoked, with no refund of
previously paid dues, until the conditions are once again met.
Signature: ____________________________________________ Date: ____________________
Member�Survey:
I have the following interests, hobbies, and/or skills: ____________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
Please�Check�One:o YES - It’s ok to release my contact information to other GVR AmigOs Club members so that I may be
invited/included in interest groups and activities with other members.
o Please ONLY release my name and E-mail information.
o NO - I prefer my contact information be kept on file by the club and NOT released to other club members. I know this may limit my involvement in interest groups.
For Club Use Only:o Entered Into Database o Dues Paid Until _______ o GVR Status Verified o Nametag Received
