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President’s Note | March 2025
The Awards Banquet was a huge success. It was great to see everyone, and enjoy a wonderful meal. Linda Maggy did an outstanding job with organizing the event, including the beautiful decorations and homemade prizes. Thank you so much Linda for going above and beyond for this event. I would also like to thank Debbie Bridge who prepared and presented the titlist awards, June Gibson for keeping the event exciting with the games and prizes, and Pam Rubio & Linda Maggy for the Living Legend awards.
I would also like to thank Hazel Jacoby for taking over the Treasurer role in 2024 and ensuring our financial records are correct and up to date. Hazel will team with our new Treasurer, April Skovmand, for a smooth transition. Hazel will continue serving on the new Board as Recording Secretary. I would also like to thank Patti Sondgroth for serving on the Board for many years as Recording Secretary.
The new Board had their initial meeting after the Banquet. The Board approved increasing the Recognition Budget to $300 and start recognizing club members on a monthly basis. Many of our club members continue to support the club and they deserve to be recognized. When a Recognition Chair is assigned, we would like all club members to send the Recognition Chair nominations for the monthly recognition awards when they are aware of a club member that does something special for the club. The Board will work with the Recognition Chair to ensure the awards are approved.
NCNC’s new website is now approved and available. I want to thank Ted for the outstanding job he did in creating the website with the help from Lori Littleford. The link/password is the same as the old website.
Cathy Sayre
Cathy Sayre
NCNC President
Our Story
The Northern California Newfoundland Club (NCNC) is a regional non-profit 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to celebrating and promoting the Newfoundland dog breed. Founded in 1964 by a group of passionate Newfoundland enthusiasts, the club was established to support the breed's unique characteristics, including its friendly temperament, loyalty, and impressive athletic abilities.
NCNC provides opportunities for education, training, rescue efforts, and community engagement through events like water and draft tests, social gatherings, and breed showcases. The club also serves as a resource for Newfoundland owners, fostering a supportive network to ensure the health and well-being of these gentle giants.
