Welcome!
"The NFB icon, nicknamed WHOZIT, is a dynamic abstract figure suggesting a confident blind person walking with a cane. The figure's head is a yellow-orange crescent-shape, his right arm is red and holds his light gray cane, his left shoulder and right leg are violet in color, and his left leg is light blue."
Visually Impaired Persons of Sequim
VIPS
OFFICERS 2006
President
Kyle Parrish

Vice President
Dave Miller

Secretary
Sherron Smith

Treasurer
Millie Gersenson

Board Members
Blanche Spencer
Denise Mackenstadt
Roy Tackett
Jackie Ledgerwood
Meeting for July 8, 2006

Our featured speaker will be Jack Napiontek from The Lion's club.
We will meet at the Sequim Library at 11:00 am to 1:00 pm.
VIPS message phone is 360-775-1089 - Leave your name and number and we will call you back as soon as we can.
Meeting for August 12, 2006 will feature Gary and Denise Mackenstadt. They will give us a report about the NFB Convention July 1-7, 2006. Gary and Denise are both involved in the Washington State level of the NFB.
All interested persons are welcome to our meetings whether they have normal vision, poor vision, or no vision and whether or not they are members of the NFB or VIPS.
VIPS meets the second Saturday of every month.
We meet at the Sequim Library - 610 N Sequim Ave. Sequim, WA 98382.
We start with light refreshments at 11:00 AM and end at 1:00 PM
Visually Impaired Links for adaptive equipment and services
Newsletters for 2006
The newsletters have many links for resources with addresses, phone numbers and Internet links.
Email us
[email protected]
"The NFB icon, nicknamed WHOZIT, is a dynamic abstract figure suggesting a confident blind person walking with a cane. The figure's head is a yellow-orange crescent-shape, his right arm is red and holds his light gray cane, his left shoulder and right leg are violet in color, and his left leg is light blue."
Phone: (360) 775-1089
Information & Message Line

VIPS
PO Box 48
Sequim, WA 98382
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