Name: PROBUS Club of Lake Norman
Start: 2024-09-17T10:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-09-17T12:00:00-04:00
Location: 1015 River Highway

PROBUS Club of Lake Norman

‘The Western North Carolina Furniture Industry,’ by Catawba County Museum of History’s Historian in Residence Professor Richard Eller, will be the program at the September 17^th meeting of the PROBUS Club of Lake Norman.

All are welcome to attend this free presentation at the PROBUS Club on September 17^th, held at the Berea Baptist Church Fellowship Hall on Hwy 150, Mooresville, just west of Perth Road. Coffee and fellowship begin at 10 a.m. The hour-long program will begin at 10:30. You are invited to join members for lunch at a nearby restaurant following the meeting.

The Probus Club of Lake Norman is composed of retired people from the PROfessional and BUSiness sectors who join in a non-political, non-sectarian manner to meet like-minded individuals, keep minds active, make new friends and expand interests. This club meets monthly, and gatherings include a half-hour coffee social, followed by a brief business meeting and a presentation by a guest speaker who will address a topic of mutual interest. Guests are welcome.

A. Keith Tilley

Keith grew up in southern Virginia before moving to Winston-Salem with his wife, Cindy. He has a master’s degree in business administration from High Point University. Keith and Cindy have two children as well as their pet Maltese. In his spare time, he enjoys photography, reading, spending time with his family and travel. He’s also an ultimate sports fan and enjoys attending live events from college to pro. He writes “The View from My Section: A Father’s Perspective” column each month sharing his insights on parenting. When it comes to Forsyth Magazines, he said, “I enjoy working with people who genuinely care about providing a quality magazine that unites the community and celebrates family life in this area. It’s easy to stay excited in an environment that recognizes and appreciates the contributions you make every day.”

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