Friends in the Hills marks 30th anniversary with lunch
February is birthday time as the Friends in the Hills Welcome Club turns 30.
Members marked the occasion with a luncheon at the community center honoring the past presidents on Feb. 14. The Fountain Hills High School jazz band, under the direction of Lynn Truby, provided the program.
Friends in the Hills began as the Welcome Wagon Club in 1988. In 2004 the club incorporated and officially changed its name.
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Friends in the Hills marks 30th anniversary with lunch
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February is birthday time as the Friends in the Hills Welcome Club turns 30.
Members marked the occasion with a luncheon at the community center honoring the past presidents on Feb. 14. The Fountain Hills High School jazz band, under the direction of Lynn Truby, provided the program.
Friends in the Hills began as the Welcome Wagon Club in 1988. In 2004 the club incorporated and officially changed its name.
It is an Arizona non-profit corporation. The club’s primary objectives are for women to meet, socialize and participate in some of the many special interest groups the club sponsors.
New residents, as well as women who have lived in town a while, are invited to join the group. For more information, visit fithwc.com or call President Kathy Dietz at 480-837-8217.
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