President Megan Kamerick

Megan Kamerick

Just as we were preparing to go to press with this newsletter the devastating news came that one our founders, Kay Mills, died unexpectedly.

Our 2010 Camp in Boerne, Texas, was my first as president, and now it carries even more significance for me because it was Kay’s last. I cannot imagine Camp or JAWS without her. She gave us her wonderful wisdom, her razor-sharp intellect and her wonderful warmth and humor. Thank you, Kay, for chronicling our history and mentoring many of our newest members. More …

President’s letter, Winter 2011
The power of networking (2010)
The Future is Bright, if Cloudy (November 2009)

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