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our parent organization. Take a look at the web page. It is full of
important information.
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is an outstanding source of information on activity in the California
legislature.
Life Priority Network
For information about
the crucial life issues of abortion, infanticide, and
euthanasia
Campaign for
California Families
family defense organization serving families in California
and across America
The ED
Watch web
site is a great source of information "about the unprecedented movement
of the U.S.
workforce, the U.S.
economy and the entire educational system toward a centrally planned
and controlled federal system."
Abiding Truth Ministries
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Upcoming Event
Sonoma County
Eagle
Forum
Invites You to Hear
Geni
Weiss and Isabel Johnson
“Personal
Insights into the Life of Rear Admiral Chester Ward and
A Review of his book: The
Gravediggers, co-authored with Phyllis Schlafly”
When: January 22, 2008, 7-9 p.m.
Where: Koehle Home, 4577 Creekmont Ct., S.R. CA
RSVP: Mary at 707-544-9662 or Orlean – 539-8393
Speakers:
Geni Weiss grew
up in Ohio. As a young girl, she and others of her age
were tempted by the ad “Join the Navy and See the World.” She enlisted and was sent to the 12th
Naval District - San Francisco
(the only world she saw). She became a
“yeoman” (secretary) and had the honor of being assigned to assist Rear Admiral
Chester Ward. She thinks it was probably
because she was one of the few women who had attended a course on the Uniform
Code of Military Justice. She worked for
him from 1949 until 1953, when she quit to get married. Admiral Ward and his wife become very fond of
Geni and since they had no children of their own, they offered to make her
their ward (adopt her). Admiral Ward was
sent to Washington D.C where he served as Judge Advocate General from 1956 to
1970. When he received his appointment,
there was a big celebration in his honor, which Geni was invited to and
attended. Admiral Ward was invited to
became a member of the Council of Foreign Relations, which he accepted, but
when he found out what their true purpose was, he dropped out of it. It was from that experience and others that
he found out who “the gravediggers” really were, those in high government
positions who are assisting in digging the grave for their own nation. He and Phyllis Schlafly wrote the book, the Gravediggers, in 1964.
Geni
and her husband raised their three children in Marin County,
where she became the neighbor, good friend and political buddy of Ysabel
Johnson. They worked together on the
Nixon campaign back in 1959 and have been going strong ever since. She has served as a Republican women’s
president and a long-term member of Eagle Forum. She now has four grandchildren.
Ysabel
Johnson was raised in San Francisco,
attended elementary and high school at the Sacred
Heart Covenant
School, higher education at Mills College
and Dominican College,
where she majored in French, and later got a masters degree in special ed at San Francisco State University. She has much international experience,
working first in Japan and
then Italy
for the United Nations, where she learned to speak Italian and learned first
hand about the enormous waste, abuse of power, and corruption that goes on
inside the UN. She dated a boy from Madrid, Spain,
who taught her Spanish. She thus could
add Spanish to her amazing repertoire of languages. She also speaks a little German. She later returned to the United States
and married a friend of the family, Woody Johnson. They have four children, three sons and one
daughter. One year, on sabbatical leave,
Woody and Ysabel took their children to Scotland where they lived for a
year and the children attended a Scottish school. Ysabel went back to school herself and
received a masters in special ed, which she used teaching blind children in the
public schools and in working for the county.
She has been a strong member of Republican Women and Eagle Forum, and is
the proud grandmother of ten grandchildren.
Please
come and bring a friend to hear the interesting background on Admiral Chester
Ward and the book he co-authored, The Gravediggers.
There
will also be information and a voters guide given on the upcoming election for
February 5th.
caleagle@sbcglobal.net.
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Director's
Message
Welcome
to Sonoma County Eagle Forum's page. As you can see by our
meeting information below conservatives are alive and active in Sonoma
County!
We are growing in numbers and effectiveness in the public square,
working to alert voters on the issues that effect families, as well as
mobilize pro-family citizens in the political process. We
invite you to attend our meetings and become a part of a growing effort
to hold our school boards, our city councils and state elected
officials accountable to the founding principles of our great nation.
Our monthly meetings are informative and well worth your time. Also,
please check out the Noble Eagle link on this page to see what we are
doing to build a coalition with the churches in our area in order to
increase the number of informed voters in Sonoma County.
Director, Sonoma County Eagle
Forum
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