Byron Cregeur taught ballroom dance for 18 years and traveled the world, visiting 23 countries in the last 20 years. Along the way he decided to get serious. He is devoted to the concept that one person can make a difference and he is now devoting his time and work to providing impact to those in need, from programming life long learning to addressing homelessness as Executive Director of Shared Housing Services. Byron is currently the Director of WA Masonic Charities Masonic Outreach Services, a nonprofit supporting aging in place.

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Karen Meador realized she was had a serious obsession with history when the idea of visiting the San Juan Capistrano Mission was more appealing than a trip to Disneyland. Since then, she’s embraced the heritage of each place she’s lived from Northern Norway to South Mississippi. In the Pacific Northwest, she’s discovered, written and lectured about Old Military Road which carried the military and settlers from Fort Steilacoom to Fort Bellingham Road. Her work has appeared in numerous places, including Columbia: The Magazine of Northwest History.

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New Life After Retirement.
Larry Francis believes in the power of lifelong learning to create a successful life after retirement. Larry Francis taught in the public school system for 34 years. After retirement he became a house keeper, continued his passion to understand what it is to be human, and devoted himself to the study and practice of Taijiquan. Learn what that is, and what it could mean for you!

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