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The Shell Alumni Association of Greater Houston (SAAGH) is a non-profit organization that promotes fellowship and volunteerism among Shell pensioners and maintains a connection between Shell and its pensioners. SAAGH’s
mission is to be a vibrant, attractive and relevant organization for
Shell pensioners by providing events, activities and services that
appeal to a wide range of interests, and keep people connected to each
other while having fun doing it.
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2020 SAAGH Board of Directors
Steve Paul was re-elected
President of the Shell Alumni Association of Greater Houston for 2020 at
the November Board meeting. Kelly Lang is the Executive Vice President.
John Bowser is the Vice President of Volunteer Activities and Randy
Petty is Vice President of Membership. We welcome David Dudek, Carolyn
Yapp and Forrest Bjerkaas who
joined the Board as new Directors.
Many thanks to our
returning President, Steve Paul, who provided outstanding leadership for SAAGH in 2019,
and the other returning Officers and Directors. And much appreciation to Bob
Weiner, Vaughn Phillips, Ken Broussard, and Chuck Ingham, who completed their
Directorship terms,
for their many contributions to SAAGH over the years they served. For a listing of the Officers and
Directors for 2020, CLICK HERE.
The calendar of
events for 2020 is posted on the events page -
CLICK HERE. For 2020, we will strive
to expand our facilitation and increase participation in Shell sponsored
volunteer events. CLICK HERE
for the
2020 volunteer activities.
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Shell Benefits Site
The SAAGH Board would like to call attention to the
Benefits page on the Shell Alumni U.S. website.
This is the site for retirees with various question on
benefits to submit those questions and concerns to the
appropriate parties. Healthcare is an utmost concern
at the current time with COVID-19.
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UPCOMING EVENTS IN 2020 |
The uncertainty created by the novel coronavirus pandemic
continues to escalate and evolve and, out of concern for the
health and safety of our Members (most of us being in the
higher risk group due to age), we have postponed all
scheduled events until such time as Housotn is considered
safe for group gatherings.
Thanks for your understanding during this unique situation.
If you have questions or concerns,please use the 'Contact
Us' link on the left to let us know or post on our Facebook
page. We will notify Membes and update the SAAGH
Events scheudl as soon as we can safely resume.
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RECENT PAST EVENTS IN 2020 |
Spring Member Luncheon - March 11th
(pictures)
Our annual spring luncheon on March 11th at the beautiful
Junior League of Houston was enjoyed by all attendees.
Khambrel Marshall, Meteorologist and Member of the KPRC 2
Severe Weather Team and host of Houston Newsmakers, gave an
inspiring insight to his life, career, love of the
Houston area and his personal outreach in making Houston a
better place for others. Khambrel is a very approachable,
kind and entertaining individual that spent time visiting &
talking with many of the luncheon attendees. John Bowser,
Linda Durant, Jose Solano and Carolyn Yapp were the
organizers. Thank you!
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Spring Cooking Class - March 9th (pictures)
Another sold out Central Market
cooking event was held on March 9 where participants
explored an Italian Trattoria menu. A trattoria is a casual
Italian eatery where the menus are written on a chalkboard,
the food is served family-style, and service is casual. The
group learned how to make
Italian favorites and create
trattoria-style meals at home. Thanks to Steve Paul, SAAGH
President,
and Carolyn Yapp, SAAGH Director, for
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The Green Book at Ensemble Theatre - February 15th (pictures)
The Ensemble Theatre's adaptaion and performance of "The
Green Book" that was inspired by Victor Hugo Green’s
historical “The Negro Motorist Green Book,” the setting
takes place during a weekend when the Davis’ are celebrating
the arrival of Dr. W. E. B. DuBois for a lecture. The
appearance of a white visitor, who turns out to be a Jewish
Holocaust survivor, sets off a chain of events showing that
racism and anti-Semitism cannot be ignored. This play is an
investigation of the impact of Civil Rights on contemporary
American issues.
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Norman Rockwell Exhibit at MFAH - January 28th (pictures)
Norman Rockwell:
American Freedom is the first comprehensive exhibition
devoted to Norman Rockwell’s iconic depictions of the Four
Freedoms outlined by Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Freedom of
Speech, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Fear, and Freedom
from Want. The presentation explores how Rockwell’s 1943
paintings came to be embraced by millions of Americans.
These works of art provided crucial aid to the war effort
and took their place among the most indelible images in the
history of American art. |
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2017 (Mostly) Cru Classe' Bordeaux Tasting - January
16th
In the elegant
Crystal Ballroom at the Rice Hotel, we joined a spectatular tasting
arranged by Spec's at which some French chateau owners, directors and
wine makers presented approximately 60 mostly Cru Classe' wines, all
from the fine 2017 vintage. This was our eighth year to join this
popular event which is an amazing value and special opportunity to enjoy
these well-known and highly regarded wines.
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Last Updated 3/31/20 |
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