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Final Message from Director and pictures of last events

Dear Pathfinders and Parents,

I just want to say a big THANK YOU to all of you for 5 wonderful Pathfinder years. Thank you to all the parents who stepped up and helped with teaching honors, campings, meetings, Mission Inn Runs, and all the other activities we did over the years. Thank you also for the clock-plaque, the cards, and the $ gift you gave us during Pathfinder Sabbath!

I would have loved to continue on with the club but there is always a time for everything. And it is now time for me to move on to other things. For those of you who wish to continue being part of the Azure Hills Pathfinder Club, you will be happy to know that Gabe Casas will be the new director. Dave Garcia and Brenda Taylor have agreed to assist him. I encourage you, parents, to support and help them make the coming Pathfinder years memorable and fun for the kids.

God bless you all!

-- Mike


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