Hey Danny,
Nobody coaches me, it is not necessary. And yes, I know how intelligent I am, got test scores to prove it, I&#039;ve known this for years. And I do have a college education, and if I wished could teach college courses. I had enough time in classrooms, I like what I am doing, why change? There are many HPOCA members who are highly educated, I am not alone on this. I also know Frank is well educated, intelligent, and knowledgable. We agree to keep issues and persons separate. Have you met Frank? He is quite a guy. That doesn&#039;t mean we will always agree on issues, but I do consider him to be a friend. You probably wouldn&#039;t understand that. I guess it isn&#039;t sinking thru that this is the first time the bylaws have been changed outside of the board, before it was always done by the board, approved by the board and put on the annual ballot. This time membership approval to put on the ballot is required, a big difference. No, not everything suggested will be made into a change, most items are not bylaws issues, and relate to policy or procedural issues, which should not be addressed under the bylaws. Some items tend to give individuals or groups of individuals undue advantage over the body of the members, these are thrown out. You can think anything you want, I will still address the bylaws as an operating mechanism, and do so to the advantage of the body of the members.