Today was the July fraternity alumni luncheon at the Cooperage in Albuquerque. This was the second time I have attended this luncheon. This month's luncheon attendance was much smaller.
The luncheon menu is fairly limited. About the only item that sould like appetizing is the bacon-cheeseburger, Ordered that (same as lasst month) with steak fries. The sandwich is a 1/2 pound burger - a bit more than I really want, but consumed the meal. Washed down food with water, waiting for brews with food tomorrow.
With the smaller attendance, the service was much better than the June luncheon. Different server, too.
Speaker for the luncheon was Significant Sig John Salazar, an alum of Beta Xi (University of New Mexico). Brother Salazar was in the 2018 "class" of Significant Sigs.
I need to contrast the Omaha Alumni Chapter and the Albuquerque chapter. Omaha luncheon attendances have been much smaller. The closest active chapter from Omaha is University of Nebraska - Lincoln. There are much more alums from other schools than /nebraska at the Omaha luncheons. Contast then and the Albuquerque, where most luncheon attendees are from UNM (Beta Xi) it some Zeta Xi (NM State). just a couple of us from schools out of the State of New Mexico.
The Albuquerque chapter luncheons have a agenda and formal meeting. Brothers start arriving early (ahead of the noon advertised time), but the meeting (luncheon) is over and members disburse at 1pm. I miss the relaxed atmosphere of the Omaha chapter.
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
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