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Prior Meetings

Women, Girls and Diversity in Kraken Ice Hockey with Katelyn Parker

The energy in the Captain’s Room was palpable as we heard Katelyn Parker describe the Kraken Hockey Youth Development Program at our March 15 meeting in the Kraken Ice Complex at Northgate. Katelyn has been involved in ice hockey since her childhood in Bellingham, WA. In her teens she had to go out of state because there were limited advanced youth hockey opportunities in Washington. She went… Read More »

I’m Still Here! Surviving Cardiac Arrest with Tracey Conway

Being a comedian, there were many comic elements to this near tragic story. The “dropping dead” part was not in the script. She was only 38 when she suffered from severe sudden cardiac arrest. It was due to a volunteer fireman in the audience that she is alive today. He told them to call 911 and started CPR. When the medics arrived, they declared her “dead” but continued CPR and… Read More »

The Science of Mother’s Milk with Dr. Katie Hinde

We had a wonderful meeting with Dr. Katie Hinde on Saturday morning on Zoom. Her topic was The Science of Mother’s Milk and we had 34 people attending. She is a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable presenter. We learned that mother’s milk is different for male and female babies – more milk for females and richer milk for males. Many of us know that mother’s milk helps develop the baby’s immune system,… Read More »

Holiday Breakfast Party with TechTrek Campers and Jazz Pianist Ray Skjelbred

Our Holiday breakfast party attracted over 60 members and guests to the Seattle Yacht Club on December 17. Brightly decorated trees and 16 raffle basket donations set a festive tone. Our raffle raised funds for TechTrek summer camp and we were happy to welcome 3 former campers who attended the party with members of their families. Reitha Weeks introduced these guests and gave a short presentation about Tech Trek… Read More »

Marilyn Morgan, Author of Trailblazing Black Women of Washington State

Historian and writer Marilyn Morgan shared stories of some of the 29 women featured in her fourth book, Trailblazing Black Women of Washington State, at our November 12, 2022, virtual meeting. Over 35 guests, including a group of members from the Edmonds-SnoKing branch, heard about Morgan’s development as a writer, her previous books, and her intent to shine a light on the state’s Black women who were firsts in their fields but… Read More »

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