Pictures from 2009 Holiday Party

LLI Board of Directors 2010 Annual Retreat

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The Battalion Chief of Special Operations for the Fairfax County Urban Search & Rescue Team (Virginia Task Force 1) receives thanks from the President of LLI after his most interesting and inspiring presentation to LLI members at the May Open Forum.	Day Trip to President James Madison’s Montpelier Mansion
Don Reynolds Chats With Fellow Veteran at the “65th Anniversary of D-Day” Presentation	Gladys and Bob Bucklew, old bridge coordinators, receiving thanks from Bob Huley
Gettsburg National Military Park Trip with Michael Kelly	Visit to the Women in Military Service for America Memorial
LLI President Paul Hopler thanks Ms. Barbara Ferguson, Washington Bureau Chief of Arab News, for her enlightening discussion of Islam at November’s 2010 Forum.	LLI board member George Chalou and Dr. Herman Viola, who provided an informative and lively untold history of Custer’s Last Stand at the January Forum.
At the February 2011 Forum, LLI President Paul Hopler thanks guest speaker Barbara Tuceling, Director of the Smithsonian Institution’s Associate and Resident Associate Programs.	At the March Forum, LLI Vice-President Bob Huley thanks author Kristin Downey for her informative and entertaining presentation on Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor during the Franklin Roosevelt administration.
At the April 2011 Forum LLI Vice President Bob Huley thanks The Honorable Deborah Hersman, Chairman of the NTSB, for her excellent presentation on current transportation safety issues.	LLI’s Forum Chair, Joseph Pincus, welcomes Kathy Gold, who provided valuable information about the latest research on diabetes at the May Forum.
Twenty six LLI Gourmands celebrated Bastille Day in fine Gallic style at L’Auberge Chez Francois in 2010.	LLI President Paul Hopler thanks Dr. Robert Templin, President of the ten campuses and centers of Northern Virginia Community College, for his address to LLI members at the June Forum.
In March, LLI members enjoyed a day trip to the Gilded Age mansion “Evergreen” in Baltimore.	LLI members enjoyed a trip to Princeton and Trenton, New Jersey in June 2011.