The online memorial for George Buys (1947-2010) was held Tuesday, March 23,
2010.

Many of you knew George personally. Many contributed to the memorial
service. Some of you never met George, but you also are invited to check out
the memorial and/or the videos. In attendance were industry leaders,
educators, non-profit CEOs, colleagues, care-givers and many people who just
loved George.

George was a wonderful gentleman who gave much more than he received.

Accessible World Special Program Series
It's been historically referred to as "the Noble Experiment." Officially it was called a prohibition against the sale, manufacture and transportation of intoxicating liquors. The accompanying legislation was called the Volstead Act. Prohibition went into effect on January 16th, 1920 and ended on December 5th, 1933 amidst The Great Depression.

Accessible World welcomes you to the second program featuring Dan Thompson of Dan's
Tips.
Our main speaker will be Mr. Mark Carson who is the Midwest Sales Director of Humanware.
Mark will speak to us about the Braillenote apex and other Humanware products.
Presenter: Mark Carson, Midwest Sales Director, Humanware
Email: mark.carson@humanware.com
Dan Thompson, Group Facilitator
Email: dthompson5@mchsi.com

Come join us on the twentieth day of January in the new year and discuss the best
seller “Churchill, Hitler,and ‘the Unnecessary War’: How Britain Lost It’s Empire
and the West Lost the World” (db66888)and listen to an interview with the author,
Patrick J. Buchanan.
Only a Patrick J. Buchanan with his right-wing credentials could say that World War
One and Two “were unnecessary” challenging what most Americans believe, that World
War Two was the “good war” and World War One the “great War”. Patrick Buchanan, Presidential