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Officers
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President:
Juanita Weigel
Vice-President:
Marilyn Bervin
Secretary:
Carol George
Treasurer:
Van Nichols
Past-President:
Kathy Butler
Dorothy Garrett
FRIENDSHIP FORCE INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY CONVERTER ADOBE READER WORLD CLOCK
Oregon's Mid-Willamette Valley
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Promoting worldwide friendships—US Club of the Year 2000
If so, you are invited to join the Friendship Force and become part of a group of friends who circle the globe with that belief in action. You will meet other participants of this world wide organization when you become a friendship ambassador in an exchange. Each year we meet and get to know people in their homes during our exchanges.
To contact our club, please email us at fforegon@comcast.net
Dima and Juanita celebrating their new friendship during an exchange to Moldova
The Friendship Force is a private, non-profit, non-partisan, non-sectarian international organization that brings people of all ages and backgrounds together. We learn more about our common interests and our cultural diversity. In our home hosting we build friendships, enrich relationships and in this way contribute to world peace and world cooperation. We learn from each other and gain fresh insights about our personal interests and abilities.
"We are not the same, having seen the moon shine on the other side of the world with friends Horst and Ingrid Neumann of Varel, Germany."
—Betty and Don, Albany
Ambassadors from Oregon
and Arizona enjoying Germany
The OCTOBER 2009 issue of Friendship Connections
The SEPTEMBER 2009 issue of Friendship Connections
The AUGUST 2009 issue of Friendship Connections
The NOVEMBER 2009 issue of Friendship Connections
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To read Moscow Musings newspaper columns written by Graham Kislingbury, editor of the
Albany Democrat-Herald, while he was in Russia with the October 2005 Teachers to Russia Exchange,
CLICK HERE
Albany, OR
