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Sunshine News
The Georgia Mineral Society is more than a club -- it is a family. When someone in the GMS family has good news or unfortunately, bad news, the rest of the club is there to congratulate or hold hands.
The Sunshine Chair gathers and reports club member news.
If you have any questions about Sunshine or if you have some news to share, please send email to
Greetings, fellow rockhounds! I’m writing this from the road... We’ll see you all live [soon]!
Anita W. had outpatient surgery to remove her parathyroid a few weeks ago. She is recovering at home and doing fine.
Jerry Armstrong has passed away from a heart attack. He was a Cobb County firefighter. He was a member of Meteorite Association of Georgia and also an artist; several GMS members have bought his paintings.
Marsha C., who lives in Florida now, was diagnosed with bone cancer in February. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy.
Lastly, Kim C. is temporarily back at his mom’s house. He has physical therapy two times a week. He is walking part time with a cane now and will hopefully be walking completely free of it in a month, once his therapy is completed.
As always, if you are aware of anyone who is ill or who is celebrating any type of milestone, please contact me.
Shine on! Liz
The Sunshine Chair gathers and reports club member news.
If you have any questions about Sunshine or if you have some news to share, please send email to
Sunshine News
Greetings, fellow rockhounds! I’m writing this from the road... We’ll see you all live [soon]!
Anita W. had outpatient surgery to remove her parathyroid a few weeks ago. She is recovering at home and doing fine.
Jerry Armstrong has passed away from a heart attack. He was a Cobb County firefighter. He was a member of Meteorite Association of Georgia and also an artist; several GMS members have bought his paintings.
Marsha C., who lives in Florida now, was diagnosed with bone cancer in February. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy.
Lastly, Kim C. is temporarily back at his mom’s house. He has physical therapy two times a week. He is walking part time with a cane now and will hopefully be walking completely free of it in a month, once his therapy is completed.
As always, if you are aware of anyone who is ill or who is celebrating any type of milestone, please contact me.
Shine on! Liz
Sunshine News!
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