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• Frank Johnson, USAF Former Officer, and Sally, sponsored by Ted Robinson.  

• Jackie Kohler, surviving spouse and mother of two combat wounded Marines, sponsored by Jason Ford. 

• Dave Kerr, LtCol, USAF (Ret), B-52 EWO, and Linda Banks sponsored by Charlie Stott. 

• Tom Miller, USAF, sponsored by Dennis Ammons.

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Change of venue for Chapter Meetings

Salem Glen is the new venue for all our dinner meetings beginning on Tuesday, September 13, 2022, with the Board Meeting at 5 PM. Social time begins at 5:45 PM, followed by dinner and a program. Dress for the meetings is business casual: slacks or khakis, open-collar or polo shirt, optional tie, and/or sport coat. 

Your Board of Directors spent the summer reviewing several alternative meeting venues.  

Research led to the following motion: “In order to reduce costs, have a better meal experience and attract more membership, we move to end our contract with Bermuda Run Country Club in favor of Salem Glen Country Club as soon as possible.” The notion was seconded and approved unanimously.

• Our first event, a Summer Social held at Salem Glen on Wednesday, August 10, 2022, was a huge success: everyone had a good time as seen in our Photo Gallery.

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We lost an additional three long term members this year

CDR Glen Miller, USN - Past Chaplain. 12/5/21 

COL Roy Adams, USA...........................12/19/21 

CAPT Bob Thompson, USN....................11/10/21 

RIP

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We are distressed to report that Lt Co. Fred Price passed away on 5 August, 2021. Our second loss within a months time. 

Fred was a new member to our Chapter so we were just getting to know him when Covid stopped our meetings. His obituary follows.

• Lieutenant Colonel Fred Avery Price, Jr. passed peacefully on Thursday, August 5, 2021, after a short battle with a very aggressive cancer. He is survived by his sister, Janet McFaydden; children, Allison Price Stafford, Sharon Price Bivans, Fred A. Price III, and Robert D. Price; and his 7 grandchildren. Fred had recently turned 90 and was predeceased by his wife, Velma Flowe Rogers, who passed on December 23, 2018, after a beautiful marriage of 63 years. 
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• Fred was born July 20, 1931, in Greensboro, NC to Fred Avery Price and Inez Varner Price. After attending Central High School in Greensboro, he continued his education at the University of North Carolina, where he graduated in 1953. He was a member of Chi Psi Fraternity. Fred was a lifelong Tar Heel fan and avid learner, later receiving his MBA from the prestigious University. In 1953, Fred joined the Air Force as a second Lieutenant, where he became a pilot and flew some of the first Jets in active service. During this time, Fred married his beloved wife, Flowe, June 18, 1955. Throughout his 23 years of service in the military, Fred served as an intelligence officer and flew many multiple-engine planes as part of the Military Airlift Command. He concluded his military career in Flying C-130s in the NC Air national guard as a Lieutenant Colonel. 
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• Fred continued his professional career as a banker, holding prominent roles in NCNB (now Bank of America), First Union National Bank (now Wells Fargo), and Southern National Bank (Subsequently BB&T, now Truist Bank). After he and Flowe moved to Winston-Salem in 1992, Fred became an active member of the Highland Presbyterian Church, often serving on their finance committee. He further prioritized his community through his involvement with Kiwanis, an important organization to the Price family.

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We are deeply saddened to report that Col. Cheston lost his battle with cancer on 29 July, 2021. An especial loss as he and his wife, Captain Laurie Wesely, had only just joined our Chapter in November of 2019. We had been looking forward to integrating them both deeply into the activities of the Chapter. 

Attached is the cover and back of the program of remembrance at Clemmons Presbyterian Church, 3 August, 2021.

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