Category: Pat’s blog
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Diane Hall
by Pat Avery Writing this blog has been an unexpectedly fascinating experience. The breadth of experiences, the intense and often life-long love affairs with nature, and the natural friendliness of the chapter members have, in a few short months, enriched my life. Diane Hall is one of these outstanding role models and I’m honored to…
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David Batot
As a young child, he lived on a farm in Sinton, Texas, where his dad managed an International Harvester store. By the time he started school, the family had moved to San Benito. Chronicling his growing-up years, David described an ideal childhood.
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Carolyn Cardile
by Pat Avery Curiosity about the world around us is apparent in every step of Carolyn’s journey from her childhood in a Philadelphia suburb to her present status as a board member for the RGVCTMN. Early experiences as a Brownie and Girl Scout, as well as summers spent in Rhode Island with her grandparents, developed…
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Kate de Gennaro
Our life journey is seldom along a straight road. Like many of us, Kate has meandered some side roads, stopped to rest a bit and then continued forward, finding new and different paths along the way.
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Carolyn Wolfer
After spending her career indoors, her scouting activities renewed her love of the outdoors. Her teaching brought her awareness of her love of sharing knowledge with kids.
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