Right Moves for Youth - Spokes Group
Brantlee Green (L), Community Service Chair, and Watts Huckabee (R) are shown with Staff from Right Moves for Youth. Michael was just presented a bike by Right Moves for achieving goals in school.
CAHU raised $5000+ in a golf tournament to donate to The Spokesgroup who provides free bikes for special causes such as Right Moves for Youth.
CAHU Golf Tournament
Thanks to 18 teams, generous sponsors, and a great effort by the Golf Committee chaired by Barney Spurlock, CAHU raised over $1700 for the Spokesgroup a local organization that buys bikes and helmets for needy children.
Committee members Kay and Daniella. Show us the money."
View Golf Tournament Photos
February Meeting
National Association of Health Underwriters CEO, Janet Trautwein, gives an informative, timely legislative overview to Charlotte Association members at
their February 27, 2008 monthly meeting. View her Presentation
January Meeting
"David Smith, President Elect of NCAHU, moderated the successful health insurance issues forum at the January 9 CAHU meeting. Participating in the excellent panel was L to R, Mark Stephens, Managed Market Manager of Pfizer, Dierdre Kelley, group and healthcare practice manager for Watson Wyatt, and Mark Stegelman, MD, Medical Director of SE Region Medical Services, for Aetna.
2007 Salvation Army Christmas Bureau
Lee Rufty and Kay Schmitt helped spin the wheel to get bikes to needy mothers at the 2007 Salvation Army Christmas Bureau. CAHU raised money to donate a large number of bikes again in 07.
November Meeting
President Johnny Dawkins attended the November 5 meeting and swore in the CAHU officers. (L to R Jim Wollin, Treasurer, Trisha Norket, President Elect, Watts Huckabee, President, and Bob Frazer, VP.
September Meeting
From Left to right Larry Long of the Piedmont Pharmacy Network, Kay Schmitt, membership chair and hostess, John Miall of the Asheville Project, and Watts Huckabee, CAHU President gather after the very well presentation in September by John on successful management of chronic disease in the workplace.
