When: Tuesday, April 18 at noon

Where: Serra Mesa-Kearny Mesa Library
9005 Aero Drive, San Diego, CA 92123

Program:
Jill Swaim, Road Scholar Ambassador and Group Leader, will be one of our speakers at the April General Membership Meeting. She taught many grades from preschool through college and spent time at a Fine and Performing Arts magnet school. She worked as the AVID Coordinator at the Ventura County Office of Education at the end of her career in education. She became interested in travel when she became a teacher, as those vacation days provided wonderful opportunities to see the country and the world. She has been with Road Scholar for 13 years as a Group Leader and served as a volunteer Ambassador over the last four years.

Wouldn’t you love to travel? At the April General Membership Meeting Jill will give a history of the Elderhostel Program which is now called Road Scholar.

For 40 years, Road Scholar programs, (until 2010 known by the organization’s official name, Elderhostel) have expanded to encompass an extraordinary range of subjects and locations in every state of the U.S., the provinces of Canada, 150 countries around the world, and aboard vessels that transverse rivers and seas. Road Scholar offers programs in almost every area of interest. Whether you enjoy hiking through the Grand Canyon, birding in Costa Rica, or rebuilding homes on the Gulf Coast—there is something for everyone. Come to hear about these programs that attract many people who never want to stop learning.

Our other presenter at this General Membership Meeting will be Larissa Wilmert from Lopez and Wilmert, LLP. Larissa will speak about the benefits of a living trust estate plan. Estate planning is not just for the people you will one day leave behind, but is also to make sure that if you are ever unable to make decisions for yourself, the people whom you designate to take care of you have the legal authority to do so without long and expensive court proceedings.

We hope to see many of you at this informative meeting on April 18th. RSVP requested but not required: click the green "Register" button and follow the steps, or call the RESDC office at (619) 688-9229.