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If your club is looking for guest speakers, contact webeditor@d6tm.org to have your club listed. 

Clubs looking for guest speakers... Contact Name and Email
   
   
   

 

Or if your club does not offer enough speaking opportunities, contact webeditor@d6tm.org to have your name listed here. Members around the District may contact you with speech openings.

Guest speakers looking for speaking opportunities... Email Address 
Cindy Joice cindy.d.joice@supervalu.com
Roger Revak rogerrevak@hotmail.com
Pamela Sakayan tothemaxlife@earthlink.net
Joan Watson joan.watson@lawson.com
   

For information about these clubs see the Club Directory.

 
 
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