From current DAB President, Adams Price:

As many might applaud, my term as President is winding down. It has been an honor to serve and rewarding in every way.

As such, Holly and I would like to invite you and your SO to an open house on Thursday, November 6th between 5pm and 8pm at our home in Capitol Hill in central Denver. Heavy hors d’ouevres, wine/beer, sodas and a scotch bar for the whiskey lovers will be served. I realize that it is a bit short notice, but we hope you can join us in celebrating the coming end to two great years with all of you.

RSVP by October 30th.

A note to consider when planning to attend: We live in central Denver where parking can sometimes be a bit tight. For those of you who live closer in, I would suggest an Uber, not only so you don’t have to worry about parking, but so you can enjoy the libations as well.

The Member Engagement Committee has been hard at work planning for our November Members Only Meeting. Join us for interactive table discussions on a variety of topics, all in an effort to get to know one another better.

Get ready to fire up your neurons with Neurobics — a lively, interactive session designed to boost focus, flexibility, and fun. Through simple mental and physical exercises, you’ll discover how to strengthen your brain, spark creativity, and stay sharp in a world that’s always changing. Uplifting and energizing, this session will inspire you to embrace challenges with curiosity and confidence—while walking away with practical tools to keep your mind active anywhere, anytime.

With a background in education, Christine brings a teacher’s heart and passion for learning to every endeavor. Transitioning from the classroom to community engagement just before COVID, she has embraced diverse career roles such as financial advisor, notary, and loan officer. Currently, she proudly serves as a Medicare broker, finding joy in educating and empowering seniors alongside their trusted professionals. Beyond her professional pursuits, she finds solace in travel, outdoor adventures like hiking and gardening, and the simple joys of spending time with her husband.

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