Claude,
It is with a very heavy heart that I must share that I will no longer be able
to work at the GRCO after 7/10 as I have to move to Milwaukee, WI for work. My
final availability is either the 7/6 or 7/7.
I cannot stress how much I have enjoyed working at the observatory for the past
12 years alongside so many dedicated, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable folks (I
learned something new each night we shared the skies with the public). I also
thoroughly enjoyed sharing the night skies with our visitors (well ... 98% of
them - it was getting harder to bite my tongue when the anti-science, 'young
Earth', Apollo denier crowd showed up) and am very proud to have helped
(hopefully) educate and inspire the folks who came up the path to visit. If I
ever win the lottery, I would spend a portion of it replicating the GRCO to
other towns throughout the country as I firmly believe the investment of out
time and effort to educate, entertain, and inspire the public has been worth
every penny spent on GRCO and every minute spent there.
I am still happy to keep updating the GRCO website as a way to stay connected.
Thank you for everything
- Michael
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From: grco-staff-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <grco-staff-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> on
behalf of Claude Haynes <azstargeazer@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2018 10:25 PM
To: grco-staff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; Shayne Guffey; Ema Shqalsi; Nicole Park
Subject: [grco-staff] July Availability
Can't believe we are halfway through the year. Just think, Christmas is in 6
months - that thought will help you feel cooler. (yeah, it's still way too hot)
Please let me know your available dates for July. We do have some new
operators going through training.
Thanks
--
Claude Haynes
azstargeazer@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:azstargeazer@xxxxxxxxx>
480-221-5792 (cell)
