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LeadershipLESSONS INOct. 29 - Nov. 2, 2018

Gettysburg:The Meaning of

The Tour: At-A-Glance

This interactive, boots-on-the-ground tour of the Gettysburg battlefield will provide valuable lessons in leadership.

Hosted by Speaker/Historian/Minister/Spiritual Leader Dr. Judy Morley

SAVE THE DATESMonday, October 29 -

Friday, November 2, 2018

Land Tour Cost: $1,495 per person*(Based on double occupancy, plus airfare)

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* Price based on 35 participants.

SIGNFICANCE OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG The Battle of Gettysburg, fought on July 1-3, 1863, was the turning point of the American Civil War. A Union victory, The Battle of Gettysburg stopped Confederate General Robert E. Lee's second invasion of the North. More than 50,000 men fell as casualties during the three-day battle, making it the bloodiest battle of the American Civil War. Gettysburg could never be forgotten, but its place in American memory was enhanced when President Abraham Lincoln visited the site of the battle four months later, in November 1863. Lincoln was invited to attend the dedication of a new cemetery to hold the Union dead from the battle. He took the opportunity to give a speech which would provide a justification for the war. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address would become known as one of the best speeches ever delivered. The text of the speech is short yet brilliant, and in less than 300 words it expressed the nation’s dedication to the cause of the war. The famous Gettysburg Address begins, “Fourscore and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.”

TRIP OVERVIEW This custom and exclusive tour will submerge the student of history into the significance and context of the most famous battle of the American Civil War. Conceived and guided by Speaker/Historian Dr. Judy Morley, this interactive, “boots-on-the-ground” tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield will provide valuable lessons in lead-ership, using examples such as how a chance encounter became an opportunity for victory; how an unknown theology professor from Maine used his instinct to save the Union Army; how the greatest general of the era could have avoided deadly battlefield miscalculations that led to the ultimate defeat of his cause; and how President Abraham Lincoln, in a few paragraphs, created meaning out of the battle and redefined America. This unique, one-of-a-kind tour includes 4-nights lodging at the historic Gettysburg Hotel; opening night get-acquainted dinner/tour briefing at the hotel; buffet breakfasts each morning; two box lunches, one hot lunch, and unique multi-course dinners each evening in historic venues, including the Dobbin House Alehouse and Restaurant, est. 1776 (home of a secret underground railroad slave hideout).

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Painting of Lincoln’s “Gettysburg Address”

The trip also includes three days of sightseeing with commentary by Dr. Judy at the Gettysburg Battlefield; entrance to the Gettysburg National Park Service Museum and Visitor Center to include entrance to a movie about the Battle of Gettysburg, “A New Birth of Freedom” and the Gettysburg Cyclorama; entrance to the David Wills House, where Lincoln stayed the night before delivering the Gettysburg Address; and free time each day for personal exploration and shopping.

Note: Traveling to Pennsylvania in October is considered “high season” and can offer spectacular leaf-viewing opportunities, weather permitting.

GETTING TO GETTYSBURG To reach Gettysburg by air, travelers must fly in to an airport that is close by and then take public transportation or drive the final distance 45 minutes to two hours by car, depending on the airport. Baltimore (BWI) is 55 miles away offering many flights to/from many U.S. cities; Harrisburg (MDT) is 36 miles but may have limited flight availability; Washington Dulles (IAD) is 78 miles; and Philadelphia (PHL) is 118 miles. Plan on flying in on Monday, October 29 to arrive in Gettysburg for a 7:00 p.m. dinner at the hotel and tour briefing; and depart anytime after breakfast on Friday, November 2. Information on shuttle service to/from your airport will be provided.

WHAT’S INCLUDED4-nights lodging at the Gettysburg Hotel, including all taxes; all meals from Monday night to Fridaymorning; touring daily of the Gettysburg Battlefield with on-site commentary by Dr. Judy; othersightseeing per itinerary; admissions to include The Gettysburg National Park Service Museum and VisitorCenter and the David Wills House; and group transportation within Gettysburg via motor-coach.

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDEDAirfare; transportation to/from airport to Gettysburg Hotel; baggage handling; items of a personal nature including alcoholic beverages unless otherwise noted; tipping; and optional trip insurance. Single rooms are available for a supplemental fee.

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Enjoy Pennsylvania’s “high season” of spectacular autumn colors.

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The charming and recently renovated Gettysburg Hotel, est. 1797, is located at One Lincoln Square, in the heart of historic down-town Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and is within walking distance to the Gettysburg battlefield, historic area attractions, and many downtown shops and restaurants. In 1955, it became a temporary White House while President Eisenhower recovered from a heart attack in Gettysburg. In 2013, this iconic 119-room hotel, rich in history and hospitable ambiance, was voted “Best Historic Hotel” by Historic Hotels of America. It has received many other coveted awards as well, including “Gettysburg’s Best Hotel” for the past nine consecutive years. Dr. Judy, who has previously stayed here, personally selected this hotel for her upcoming tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield. She appreciates the hotel’s history and location, complimentary high speed wireless Internet, business center and fitness center access, a roof top swimming pool, new flat screen HDTVs, casual dining, and the private dining venue reserved for this group.

Our Itinerary (Subject to change)

Monday, October 29, 2018Departure from your gateway city; arrive to hotel; welcoming dinner; overview of the week

Tuesday, October 30, 2018 Today’s Theme: The Advantage in the ObstacleBuffet breakfast at hotel; depart on buses approximately 10:00 a.m.; go to Visitor Center; watch movie and cyclorama, tour museum; box lunch at picnic ground at Gettysburg; go to McPherson’s Ridge, site of the first day of the battle; approximately 4 hours of free time; group dinner.

Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Today’s Theme: Communication and Conscious Leadership Buffet breakfast at the hotel (depart 9:30 a.m.); all-day touring at the battlefield, including Culp’s Hill, Seminary Ridge, Devil’s Den, Peach Orchard, Little Round Top, and the High Water Mark; hot lunch at Gettysburg Visitor Center; approx. 2 hours of free time; festive multi-course dinner at the historic Dobbin House, Gettysburg’s oldest and most historic building and a National Register of Historic Places site; followed by a special 90-minute Halloween night walking tour, “The Aftermath,” that brings the reality of the Civil War to life.

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Established in 1797, you’ll love the history that comes with your stay at the Gettysburg Hotel.

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Walk in the steps of Abraham Lincoln at the David Wills House

trip host & spiritual leader

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Thursday, November 1, 2018

Today’s Theme: Making Meaning

Buffet breakfast at hotel (depart approximately 10:00 a.m.); tour David Wills House where President Lincoln put the finishing touches on his Gettysburg Address; the Gettysburg National Cemetery, boxed lunch location TBD, free afternoon, and closing farewell dinner at The Pub & Restaurant across the street.

Friday, November 2, 2018 Buffet breakfast; check out of hotel; departure to your airport for return to your hometown city.

Rev. Judy Morley, Ph.D., a passionate student of American History, has an extensive background in executive leadership, public speaking, and organizational development. She is the

author of multiple books and articles, most recently Use the Cosmic 2×4 to Hit a Home Run: Five Spiritual Steps to Overcome Adversity. She has been featured in several documentaries, including Downtown Denver: Heart of the Queen and MPower: Empowering Women in Business and Beyond. She holds advanced degrees in history and consciousness studies and has spent most of her career as an executive, entrepreneur, and professional educator in the fields of marketing, academia, and non-profit leadership. She is the Founding Minister, Spiritual and Executive Director of Foothills Center for Spiritual Living, in Evergreen, Colorado. For more information on Dr. Judy, visit her website at www.DrJudyMorley.net.

PRICING/TERMS AND CONDITIONS The cost of the tour is $1,495 per person, based on double occupancy and 35 passengers. A single supplement is available for $395.00/4-nights. A $500 per person deposit via check to Rautenstraus Travel, Inc., along with a signed registration sheet, secures your space with balance due on/before 7/15/18. See tour registration form for cancellation fees/terms.

GROUP COORDINATORSQuestions or ready to enroll? Contact group coordinators, Kent and Kathleen Rautenstraus of Rautenstraus Travel, Inc., at 303-233-3458 or via email at RautenstrausTravel@comcast.net. (Note: This is a home-based travel company.)

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Gettysburg Tour Registration October 29 – Nov. 2, 2018

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Terms of Registration

Due to the customized nature of this unique trip and also contractual obligations with our many Gettysburg vendors, there is a $100 per person cancel fee in effect immediately upon receipt of your deposit. Effective, April 15, 2018, the cancel fee is $300 per person. Effective July 16, 2018, the tour is non-refundable. Rautenstraus Travel, Inc. strongly recommends trip insurance to cover the unforeseen emergency situations and to protect your financial investment. Trip insurance information will be sent to each participant. There is a $35 per person fee assessed for insufficient funds. Final payment is due on/before July 15, 2018.

Rautenstraus Travel, Inc. Liability Statement

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