Attending the Convention were (left to right): National T.T.T. Society President Joyce Rudowski of Ohio; Jan Stash, President, Chapter P; Cynthia Bush, T.T.T. AZ State President and President of Chapter Q; Jennifer Yates, of Tucson; Cathi Hollis and Claudia Clarkson, T.T.T. State Organizers and National Ambassadors, both of Chapter P.
Jan Stash
Arizona Chapter P of the National T.T.T. Society hosted the 2022 Arizona State Convention on March 11 in the Chianti Room of Tuscany Falls. This year, members from the Tucson chapter joined the two Goodyear Chapters P and Q for this biennial event. T.T.T. State President Cynthia Bush of Chapter Q presided over the convention. Wally Campbell, Goodyear council member, offered greetings from the city of Goodyear. Fifty women attended the half-day event.
Installation of new 2022-2024 State Officers were elected and include Jennifer Yates, president, and Michele Myrus-Brooks, vice president, both of Tucson; Cathi Hollis, secretary, Chapter P; Hilary Coltman, treasurer, Chapter Q; and Claudia Clarkson and Cathi Hollis, state organizers and national ambassadors, both of Chapter P. We were honored to have the National T.T.T. President, Joyce Rudowski of Ohio, speak along with Carol Horan, a longtime member of Chapter P. The mission of the National T.T.T. Society is to provide summer and day camp experiences for young girls in the state of Arizona and across the country. The programs are a way to develop self-confidence, leadership, and social skills for elementary-age girls. These skills can help them in both their school and social environments.
Chapter P is known for the poinsettia and Butter Braid fundraisers and Chapter Q is planning a golf tournament in May. Members of both chapters would like to thank the residents of PebbleCreek for your past support and generosity.