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Age Is Just A Number! Kathleen Benton – President and CEO Hospice Savannah Scroll down to Register On April 16,2024 Skidaway Hamiltons and Skidaway Abigails hosted Dr. Kathleen Benton, President/CEO of Hospice Savannah. She will discuss various care options available for today’s adults to age gracefully at home. Dr. Benton […]
This letter was originally sent to the membership July 13, 2023. We’re posting it on the website now because we have a number of new members who have joined since then who would be interested in it.
Ryan McCurdy, Executive Director of Savannah Rep, spoke to the Skidaway Hamiltons and Abigails on January 16. He provided history, context, and a view to the future. Ryan said that many countries have their own theater traditions, but there is no theater unique to the U.S. An important date in […]
Ms. Moore is a transgender woman and President of PFLAG Savannah. PFLAG is an advocate for LBGTQ issues and also works to educate the community on transgender issues. She will speak about the issues affecting the LBGTQ community as well as issues surrounding Georgia’s SB 140 banning gender affirming care.
Mr. Johnson, formerly the State Senate Majority Leader, was appointed by Governor Kemp to serve as the Project Director of the new Hyundai EV plant in Bryan County. He will discuss the scope of Hyundai’s investment in the facility, job creation, status of the project and what Hyundai is doing […]
On October 10, 2023, two distinguished curators from the Smithsonian Insttiution Museum of American History presented this program to the Skidaway Hamiltons. Faith Ruffins, Project Director and Chief Curator – Low Country Exhibition and Project Dr Tony Perry, Curator of Environmental History Meeting Video [excerpt from Smithsonian website] At the […]
In 10 short years, the United States will have more people older than 65 than those under 18. We will join Japan, Italy, Singapore and South Korea facing a weakened workforce, too few citizens to support their safety net for children and the elderly, and shuttered schools. Ours will not […]