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Bulletin Board:  Normally updated at least once a week or more frequently, depending on my schedule and the occurrence of events between the quarterly postings of the OldSmokeys Newsletter so check back regularly for those changes too.  Check this section on a regular basis for updates. The Bulletin Board is available for posting notices of coming events; lost and found items or people; news and activities of interest to those involved in resource management; opportunities for involvement in special projects; retirement parties, luncheons or other activities that are planned for your local area or that are of Regional significance.  Go to Bulletin Board page. 

Membership Page:  Contains our Constitution, Bylaws, a printable Membership Invitation Form, access to an electronic Membership Directory for Members Only that is searchable, link to a list of books by members and a Memorial Record of Deceased Members.

Photo Page:  Contains several albums, including photos back as far as the spring of 2003.  Send me some of your favorite photos, historic, vacation, or otherwise,  and I'll be glad to post them for all the members to see.  Just email me your digital photos along with descriptive information.

Useful Links Page:  Contains both internal and external links to sites of interest to members.  This page replaces the former "Potpourri" page.

Administration Page:  This page contains the names of the current Board members and their contact address.  Click HERE to view a list of Board Members since inception of the 30-year Club in 1945.

To provide opportunities for retirees and persons nearing retirement to share their knowledge of resource management with people living in the Pacific Northwest.  We are particularly interested in providing a contact point for youth groups or schools seeking first person, historic resource management information.

To provide a link between land management agencies and retirees, emphasizing the importance of historical events, people and equipment.

To promote relationships beneficial to the conservation of the Northwest’s natural resources.

To encourage retiring Forest Service persons and their associates to maintain and nurture their professional and personal heritage.