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2009-2010 Event Announcements |
The Gloucester County Retired Educators Association will hold its Oct. 6 Fall Meeting/Luncheon at Masso's Crystal Manor, Glassboro. The cost is $20. The business meeting begins at 10:45. Lunch will follow at 12:00. Send the registration form from the September newsletter and a check (payable to GCREA) to Sandy Cowgill, 207 Vanneman Blvd., Paulsboro, NJ 08066. For questions, call 856-423-1983. The GCREA will hold its Holiday Social on Dec. 3 at the First United Methodist Church in Glassboro beginning at noon. The cost is $6. A donation of canned goods would be appreciated. To reserve, send check (payable to GCREA) and reservation form from the November newsletter to Helen Barrett, 146 Bacchus Ave., Gibbstown, NJ 08027. For questions, call 856-423-5093 You may also register via the GCEA Workshops Registration Web page. |
Bill Mitchell Retires as President of GCREA |
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Our thanks to Bill Mitchell for his many years of service as a retired leader in Gloucester County. His tenure as president of our organization is marked with distinction and dedication to not only the retired members, but to our active members as well. We wish Bill all the best as he passes the office to new president, Diane Camiolo. We congratulate Bill on his new position as GCREA Newsletter Editor! |
President |
Diane Camiolo |
dcamiolo@comcast.net |
1st Vice
President |
Sandy Cowgill |
cowgill533@comcast.net |
2nd Vice
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Helen Barrett |
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Recording Sec.
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Eileen Shanahan |
eshanahan@rocketmail.com |
Corresponding
Sec. |
Conny Adan |
connyadan@hotmail.com 856 467-0716 |
Treasurer |
Pat Woodworth |
woodjp1@comcast.net 856 845-3469 |
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In 2004, after 38 years (36 at National Park School), Trudy Randazzo retired from teaching. But she didn't retire from her favorite after hour's activity.....Association work.
Trudy first became active in 1968 when she met Laura Maltman and attended her first Gloucester County Education Association meeting. In 1970 she was elected president of her local, NPEA. Realizing the need for training in this important job, she made plans to attend the NJEA Summer Leadership Conference. In 1972 she was a delegate to the NEA Representative Assembly in Atlantic City, and from then on she never turned back. She has served the members in many capacities, including President of GCEA. |
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Currently Trudy is the liaison between the Gloucester County Retirees and the Active members of GCEA. She hopes to represent the county at the NEA-R and NEA RA at the Annual Meeting in July at Washington D.C.
Trudy earned her BA and MA from Glassboro State College, now Rowan University. She lives in Deptford with her husband, Joe, and their three children. According to Trudy, "My forty year involvement in Association work has been possible because of the support and encouragement of my husband and family." |
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Shirley was born and educated in Woodbury, NJ. She earned both her BS and MS degrees from Temple University in Philadelphia. Shirley’s 33 years of teaching began as an 8th grade teacher in Deptford for three years. This was followed by three years in Woodbury teaching 7th grade students. Shirley then took a five year hiatus from teaching following the birth of her daughter. For the next 27 years, Shirley taught 5th and 6th grades in Wenonah. Shirley served as association president for 16 of her 27 years in Wenonah. Since 1992 she has served as Membership Chair and Secretary of GCREA. As an active member of the Wenonah United Methodist Church, Shirley has served as Trustee President for 20 years and Treasurer. |
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Bill was born in Philadelphia on January 18, 1941. He and his family moved to Gloucester County, New Jersey when he was six weeks old. Bill attended elementary school in Glassboro and graduated in 1959 from Glassboro High School. He received his BA in music education from Glassboro State College (now Rowan University) in 1963. In 1968 he earned his MA in organ performance from Glassboro State College. For 50 years Bill has served as Minister of Music at First United Methodist Church in Glassboro. |
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| He is a member of the Executive Committee of the American Guild of Organists, music coordinator for the Gloucester County Historical Society, member of the museum committee at GCHS, and currently serves as President of the Gloucester County Retired Educators Association. | ||
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Name: Mr., Mrs., Miss, Ms., Dr.____________________________________________________ Street Address:_________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip_________________________________________________________________ Phone(s):____________________________________Cell:__________________________________ E-Mail Address:_________________________________________________________________ 2008-09 GCEA Membership Dues = $6.00 (Six dollars) Make Checks payable to GCREA and send to:
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