Dear Alumnae! Welcome to 2026!
As we welcome the New Year, I want to extend my sincere wishes to each of you for a year filled with good health, renewed purpose, and meaningful moments. The start of a new year offers us an opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come and to look ahead with optimism and confidence.
Our alumnae community continues to be a source of pride and inspiration. Your achievements, support, and continued connection strengthen the legacy we share and paves the way for future generations. Thank you for the many ways you stay engaged, give back, and support one another.
In the year ahead, we look forward to creating more opportunities to connect, celebrate milestones, and deepen our impact together. May this New Year bring fresh opportunities, new goals, and continued success—both personally and professionally.
We are kicking off our first meeting on Saturday, February 7th, at 6:00 PM. We’ll be meeting virtually again, so please watch for an email containing the meeting link. As a reminder, we generally meet on the first Saturday of each month. To help us keep our initiatives running, please remember to submit annual dues. They are still only $30, and you can pay easily through our website, via mail, or by Zelle to our email address. The girls at our Alma Mater need our support now more than ever. The work we do makes a tangible difference in their lives, and the school is incredibly grateful for our help. For 2026, I invite you to consider upping your involvement—every bit of extra help goes a long way.
Finally, remember that this Chapter belongs to all of us. It’s a wonderful way to stay in touch and celebrate our shared history. After 25 successful years, we are looking for the next generation of leaders to help carry the torch. If you’re ready to take a more active role, I’d love to chat with you!
I look forward to seeing you on a call in the very near future! Till then, be safe, take care and God Bless!
“The best way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing” – Walt Disney
Heather Potter,
President
