Lithgow's VIEW Club has said goodbye to one of their long time members, Margaret Burns.
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Margaret resigned from VIEW Club last week as she has relocated to live in an Aged Care home in Canberra to be closer to her family.
"Margaret was one of our most valued members," president Sue Giokaris said.
"We will miss her devotion to VIEW and the Lithgow community in general."
Sue said Margaret was a great campaigner for the Learning for Life program and The Smith Family.
"She served on the committee in many positions and went on to become Zone and National Councillor for our area," she said.
"We wish her all the best in her new home and know she will still follow our club activities.
"Thank you Margaret, we will miss you."
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President Sue Giokaris opened VIEW clubs recent meeting and welcomed 82 members and two guests. There were 23 apologies.
VIEW Area NE National Councillor Rosemary Day conducted the AGM and she also presented Decade Pins to four members for their years of service.
A full Committee has been elected for 2021 and VIEW is looking forward to a year of full of luncheons and other social activities.
"It was great for our Club to start the year in a CovidSAFE environment abiding by COVID restrictions," Sue said.
"Our very own member Glenda Phipps entertained us with songs she has submitted into the National Songwriters Awards."
VIEW Club meets on the second Wednesday of the month and the next meeting is on Wednesday March, 10.
VIEW which stands for Voice, Interests & Education of Women supports The Smith Family's Learning for Life program.
"We help with sponsorship for the Education of children to give them a better life outcome," Sue said.
We welcome enquiries from any lady who would like to join our club. If you are interested contact President Sue Giokaris on 0407 298 606.
