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Date Posted: Thu, Jan 08 2004, 22:34:35
Author: Ken Shotwell, DC
Subject: Re: Seattle Chiropractic Society??
In reply to: Jack Logan, D.C. 's message, "Seattle Chiropractic Society??" on Wed, Mar 12 2003, 10:50:15

Hello Jack, good to see a message!
The Seattle care practice society has not met for at least five years. You are correct that we used to meet at the North Seattle community college. You may not have been aware but, by needing their, we are actually supporting their culinary departments catering program.

I was the chairman of the Calcarb graphic society at that time. When I stepped up to the presidency of the WSCA I found that I had to let go of this responsibility. I asked everyone in the group if somebody would stepped forward but nobody did. Therefore, I simply let the organization disband.

Now that I've cycled off the WSCA board I have a little bit more time on my hands but enjoying it with my family. I do have the occasional impulse to call meetings again but, for lack of initiative on my part, have yet to go out and find reasonably priced place they can accommodate that type of group. We do have an occasional meeting of what we call the "Ballard good old boys". That's about six chiropractors in my neighborhood and we do have fun swapping stories together.

If you're motivated to help revitalize the Seattle chiropractic society monthly meetings give me a call. I'd love to work with you on it.

Regardless, give me a call and we'll set out lunch together.

Happy new year,

Ken

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