RE: More bad news...

["Cartwright, Scott C" <Scott.Cartwright@PSS.Boeing.com>]

I am sorry to hear the bad news Heather.  My condolences to Bob and Anne as 
well.  I hope all three of you can find peace, soon.

        I can step up to help with some of the President's duties (given I am 
the VP but also the Treasurer).  I do have a conflict though.  I have a class 
until 7:20 pm every Tuesday and Thursday evening in Shoreline which will 
guarantee that I am late to all the general meetings.  Maybe the best thing 
will be to split up the Prez's duties and I know that Erik has already 
contributed quite a bit so the rest of us should pick up the bits.
        Everybody take care out there!!  Remember this club is supposed to be 
fun!!!!  (I know it takes work though too :) )

> ----------
> From:         Hathor Candelaria[SMTP:fishgirl@oz.net]
> Reply To:     gsas-board@thekrib.com
> Sent:         Monday, October 25, 1999 11:04 AM
> To:   'gsas-board@thekrib.com'
> Subject:      More bad news...
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I feel like I owe the board a bit of an apology and an explaination for why 
> I've been so flakey lately in regard to GSAS business.
> 
> Parker and I have been having a very rough time in the last few months, and a 
> few weeks ago we hit the point where we will be seperating. After a nine year 
> relationship it is not an easy thing to do... but if you also consider that 
> I'm broke, unemployed and filed bancrupcy earlier this year, well I'm sure 
> you can see that I need to be spending my energy on things other than writing 
> a blurb "from the president" for the newsletter.
> 
> I sort of wanted to mention it to people at the last meeting, but it is still 
> a very akward subject to bring up.
> 
> In light of what I'm going through right now, I'm thinking about taking a 
> temporary leave of office for a few months  --  just until I'm at least 
> employed and have a new place to live. I feel like I haven't been doing a 
> very good job (not that there is much to do) and that it would be better if 
> no one was really counting on me for anything.
> 
> I've been trying to keep things in my life as normal as possible through this 
> transition, but I'm realizing that things like GSAS have been starting to 
> slip through the cracks.
> 
> --Heather
>