WELCOME
to the Delaware County Chapter of
the Ohio Retired Teacher's Association
* ORTA's Number One Priority is protecting and improving teacher retirement benefits. *
We invite you to attend one of the Delaware County Retired Teachers Association quarterly luncheon meetings. Our
members are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the organization and how you can join.
If you live in Delaware County and are a retired educator, you are welcome - regardless of where you taught!
Retired administrators, school nurses, spouses and guests are also welcome.
The next DCRTA get together is our Spring Meeting on Friday, March 13, 2020.
Bring a friend!
THERE IS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS - GET INVOLVED - JOIN OR RENEW MEMBERSHIP TODAY
members are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the organization and how you can join.
If you live in Delaware County and are a retired educator, you are welcome - regardless of where you taught!
Retired administrators, school nurses, spouses and guests are also welcome.
The next DCRTA get together is our Spring Meeting on Friday, March 13, 2020.
Bring a friend!
THERE IS STRENGTH IN NUMBERS - GET INVOLVED - JOIN OR RENEW MEMBERSHIP TODAY
Pictured above are the DCRTA board members and committee chairs.)
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RECENT MEETING REVIEW
The DCRTA winter meeting was held at noon in the Terrace Room, Willow Brook Christian Village, on December 6, 2019. Members arrived early to donate, view, and bid on the large number of varied Silent Auction items on display. The group was generous in their donations and bids and the auction raised nearly $600 that will be used for our Habitat for Humanity project plus other philanthropic activities. After the opening pledge of allegiance and prayer, members enjoyed a delicious meal. The Hayes Singers, under the direction of Dora Gillis, presented a half hour program of holiday music. The hospitality theme this month was Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. The Hospitality Chair shared her 1939 copy of the original Rudolph book written by Robert Lewis May and then read several pages to the group. Members received treats in reindeer bags and prizes were given to those whose red lollipop number were drawn. DCRTA also provided chocolates and frozen desserts. New officers were unanimously elected.
This month monetary donations and food items were collected for People In Need of Central Ohio.
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SPRING LUNCHEON INFORMATION
Date: Friday, MARCH 13, 2020
Time: 12:00 noon
Place: Willow Brook Christian Village, 100 Willow Brook Way, Delaware, OH 43015 (Terrace Room, 2nd floor)
Cost: $15.00 Checks payable to DCRTA.
* Reservations must be made by FRIDAY, March 6, 2020 *
Please plan to pay at the door and make your reservation to Treasurer Pat Bateman in either of two ways:
CALL in Reservation by phone to: 330-714-9039 (updated 8/17/19)
OR
E-MAIL reservation: delawarecountyretiredteachers@gmail.com (updated 12/9/19)
Spouses and guests are welcome to attend.
All meal reservations must be paid for by DCRTA, so if you must cancel your reservation, please call
by FRIDAY, March 6, 2020.
PLEASE NOTE: Bring your own box if you wish to take luncheon food home.
PROGRAM: An Ohio Health dietitian presents "Nutrition in Retirement."
*Donations for March will be made to Habitat for Humanity. (Reservations due by March 6).
Invite your spouse, friends and any retired teachers, administrators and school nurses you know to attend this
afternoon of food, fellowship and information.
Local dues are payable at this meeting. $15 for 2019
If you would like to be on the DCRTA email list contact Pat Bateman at 330-714-9039 (updated 8/17/19) or
delawarecountyretiredteachers@gmail.com (updated 12/9/19}
Meeting location map
The DCRTA winter meeting was held at noon in the Terrace Room, Willow Brook Christian Village, on December 6, 2019. Members arrived early to donate, view, and bid on the large number of varied Silent Auction items on display. The group was generous in their donations and bids and the auction raised nearly $600 that will be used for our Habitat for Humanity project plus other philanthropic activities. After the opening pledge of allegiance and prayer, members enjoyed a delicious meal. The Hayes Singers, under the direction of Dora Gillis, presented a half hour program of holiday music. The hospitality theme this month was Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. The Hospitality Chair shared her 1939 copy of the original Rudolph book written by Robert Lewis May and then read several pages to the group. Members received treats in reindeer bags and prizes were given to those whose red lollipop number were drawn. DCRTA also provided chocolates and frozen desserts. New officers were unanimously elected.
This month monetary donations and food items were collected for People In Need of Central Ohio.
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SPRING LUNCHEON INFORMATION
Date: Friday, MARCH 13, 2020
Time: 12:00 noon
Place: Willow Brook Christian Village, 100 Willow Brook Way, Delaware, OH 43015 (Terrace Room, 2nd floor)
Cost: $15.00 Checks payable to DCRTA.
* Reservations must be made by FRIDAY, March 6, 2020 *
Please plan to pay at the door and make your reservation to Treasurer Pat Bateman in either of two ways:
CALL in Reservation by phone to: 330-714-9039 (updated 8/17/19)
OR
E-MAIL reservation: delawarecountyretiredteachers@gmail.com (updated 12/9/19)
Spouses and guests are welcome to attend.
All meal reservations must be paid for by DCRTA, so if you must cancel your reservation, please call
by FRIDAY, March 6, 2020.
PLEASE NOTE: Bring your own box if you wish to take luncheon food home.
PROGRAM: An Ohio Health dietitian presents "Nutrition in Retirement."
*Donations for March will be made to Habitat for Humanity. (Reservations due by March 6).
Invite your spouse, friends and any retired teachers, administrators and school nurses you know to attend this
afternoon of food, fellowship and information.
Local dues are payable at this meeting. $15 for 2019
If you would like to be on the DCRTA email list contact Pat Bateman at 330-714-9039 (updated 8/17/19) or
delawarecountyretiredteachers@gmail.com (updated 12/9/19}
Meeting location map
COMMUNITY SERVICE
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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: DCRTA has partnered with the local Habitat for Humanity chapter. Use the Links button at the top of this page to access their website. It provides members with opportunities to assist in Habitat's work.
Local chapter involvement and photos above:
In the photos above Carolyn Kneisly, President of The Delaware County Retired Teachers Association, presents books to children of three of the most recent Habitat for Humanity of Delaware & Union Counties homeowners. Both homes are located in Delaware.
History: In 2016, after speaking to local Habitat officials who indicated they needed books for children of home owners, DCRTA embarked on a group project to gift a book to each child moving into a new Habitat house in Delaware County. For the past few years DCRTA has purchased age appropriate books focused on homes and shelter for various age levels. Recently members have augmented our supply by donating books at meetings. DCRTA is proud to join other chapters across Ohio in this collaborative effort to help those in need.
( Photos courtesy of Habitat for Humanity of Delaware & Union Counties and Karen Deighton)
Local chapter involvement and photos above:
In the photos above Carolyn Kneisly, President of The Delaware County Retired Teachers Association, presents books to children of three of the most recent Habitat for Humanity of Delaware & Union Counties homeowners. Both homes are located in Delaware.
History: In 2016, after speaking to local Habitat officials who indicated they needed books for children of home owners, DCRTA embarked on a group project to gift a book to each child moving into a new Habitat house in Delaware County. For the past few years DCRTA has purchased age appropriate books focused on homes and shelter for various age levels. Recently members have augmented our supply by donating books at meetings. DCRTA is proud to join other chapters across Ohio in this collaborative effort to help those in need.
( Photos courtesy of Habitat for Humanity of Delaware & Union Counties and Karen Deighton)
