CPR/First Aid April 13th

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Glenn
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Do we need to bring our own blow up doll, or do I get to nail someone else's for a change?
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Class for the CPR class is 9 am, Saturday the 13th.

For those that attend the class, We will have coffee from Starbucks (Two warmers with two different blends), assorted tea bags, and hot water, decaf for those that would like it... OJ for those who forgot to take there vitamin C will also be there.

There will be muffins (Blueberry and double chocolate), and croissants.

Lunch will be Subway sandwiches, and chips.

Special orders for those that want veggie only will not be a problem.


We added Brandon Peterson, so we are up to thirteen, with five spots still available.
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First aid / CPR class

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This is kinda late, but can I still sign up?
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Ken makes fourteen.

See everyone in the morning.
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Fourteen individuals made up Saturdays class. I want to thank all of them for participating.

Max Wagner
Tamin Wagner
Jaromir Wagner
Pi-Hsuan Kao
Tom Casper
Steve Marillo
Glenn Smith
Cyndia Klein
Erica Klein
Brandon Peterson
Richard Shaw
Kat Shaw
Ken Andrews
Russ Richards

Our two instructors have been teaching the course for many years, and were very impressed with the sight and gazebo. Both had mentioned that it was the coolest setting they had ever experienced.
Teaching, while hang gliders drop-in to land is something they will remember.
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Thank you Robert - Great class

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Thank you Robert for organizing the CPR/First Aid class today. I really appreciate and recognize the effort to organize these events! Lifesaver's did a great job - both instructors were terrific and I hope they can come out and take a flight with us. Both seemed very intrigued by our sport!
It was great to review the changes for assisting during emergencies (latest and greatest CPR techniques are always interesting) and to take the class with such a great group of people.
Thank you and Pi-Hsuan again for pulling it all together.
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Big Thanks to Robert and Pi-Hsuan for this. I enjoyed it, and learned a lot.

BTW, who installed the air conditioning in the Pavilion. Turn that crap off. It was cold.
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