FOG's  Annual Holiday Potluck hosted by Albert and David at noon at their place on Park Boulevard.  See the newsletter for details.

It was an ideal summer night for our Annual FOG Business Meeting, elections and Banquet in the open lanai room at the Bali Hai overlooking San Diego Harbor and skyline.
The evening began with drinks and socializing.  Guests received a lei and a raffle ticket and joined the building crowd for conversation and laughter. 
Tom Phillips and Mike Wasilewski made sure all the registrations were in order.  We reached the rooms capacity in pre-paid reservations.
The Business meeting began at 6:45, chaired by President Albert Padilla.  By acclamation Vice-President John Keasler was elected to the office of President. Michael Wasilewski to the office of Director At Large.  Michael had already served in that role for several months.  A revised By-Laws were also approved.
The buffet style dinner included pork, chicken and vegetarian entrees, seasoned mashed potatoes, sweet and sour vegetables, salad and fresh rolls.  The Bali Hai chefs always serve delicious fair.    
After dinner we sliced the 30th Anniversary cake.
Ted Callum moderated our program for the evening with humor and reflection.  We remembered the late former President John Kozjak.  Joel Nimon was recognized for his many years as newsletter editor.  Joel Nimon was recognized for his many years a newsletter editor.  Albert Padilla, Tom Phillips and James Hurtado were honored for their service.

Watch for your August 2023 Newsletter in email or snail mail. 
​We are grateful to have as our new newsletter editor Michael Bobroff.  We're sure that Mike's tech backgroud will serve him well in this important position.
Highlight of the August newsletter are the information on our Annual Picnic, the call for Board Nominees, Birthdays and Anniversaries, how to find our monthly in person and online events, and minutes from the Board Meeting.
Next month we'll have information of our Annual Banquet.
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Thanks to Michael Robertson for making the FOG Behind the Scenes tour of the Old Globe a big success.  We walked through the main theatre, designed after  Shakespeare's original in London, under the stage, into costume and prop shops and behind the curtains on the main stage. 
​We visited the Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre, a theatre in the round and watched the installation of the sets for the latest production.   Beginning in mid July you can see Crime and Punishment: A Comedy there.
The third theatre in the complex is the Lowell Davies Festival Theatre, set outdoors among the trees of Balboa Park.  It was built as a temporary venue (because "The Show Must Go On") when fire destroyed the main theatre in the 1980s. It's design and setting were so popular that it was kept as an addition to the complex and has features two Shakespeare offerings a year.  Twelfth Night is the current production.  (July 23)