Author: UUFEC

Men

August 2003 Men by Hank Boudolf Most men I know will not voice an opinion on politics or religion. Most Unitarian Universalists will voice an opinion on practically anything any time. Mitch, Brad, Dick and I pass through the steam room at the YMCA quite often and have become fairly friendly. This day Mitch was … Continue reading Men

Another View

June 2003 Another View  by Denny Lauer We Unitarian Universalists are known for our open-mindedness, or at least we think we are open-minded. But in our quest, we have to watch out not to be so open-minded that our brains fall out, or that we mix up being open-minded with accepting ideas because we like … Continue reading Another View

Ron Allaire’s Contribution

April 2002 Ron Allaire’s Contribution It is nearly ten years ago that our fellowship moved from a three bedroom house on Carmel Drive to our present location on Bayshore Drive and John Simms Parkway. We may not have been able to move had it not been for Ron Allaire. This quiet man with sparkling eyes … Continue reading Ron Allaire’s Contribution

He has too much on his plate

October 2001 He has too much on his plate In the September Verbal Chalice Fred Boyer remembered Randy Williams. Randy brought Kinzo Yamamoto into our Fellowship. He was the speaker at a Lion’s Club meeting and his speaking of his past aroused Randy’s interest. Randy invited Kinzo to speak at our Fellowship, then located on … Continue reading He has too much on his plate

Remembering Randy

September 2001 Remembering Randy by Fred Boyer Randy and I had an immediate affinity for each other. Not surprising, since we shared identical middle names, beaming smiles, great personalities, and a membership in the finicky fraternity of AF navigators. When we met, though Randy was long retired, I was still one of perhaps 14,000 navigators … Continue reading Remembering Randy

Cam Caley a Moonie?

July 2001 Cam Caley a Moonie? I was working for the State HRS when the fellowship moved to the house on Carmel Dr., and put up the sign, “Unitarian Universalist Fellowship” in the front yard. A few weeks later, one of the approximately 60 people at the office got brave enough to ask me the … Continue reading Cam Caley a Moonie?