Director’s Message Archive
Fall 2018 Director’s Message
Thank you for visiting our website and for reading this message! Sometimes I feel as if my messages are not getting through to members or prospective members. Though we’ve had a lot of visits to the site, I haven’t gotten much feedback or many suggestions. We’ve spent...
read moreDirector’s Message June 2018
This has been a difficult Director’s message to write, as it will be my last to appear in the Confab. As the saying goes, all good things must come to an end. And so the Confab, which has gone through many changes over the years, is coming to an end. This issue will...
read moreMay 4 Director’s Message
I hope everyone is having a fantastic year so far, I know I am! April was a busy month for me, with an event every weekend. First, of course, was Easter Sunday, spent with family and friends, followed by the La Jolla Concours and Motor Classic, Fabulous Fords Forever,...
read moreApril 5 Director’s Message
The year was officially “kicked off” with our visit to the Mullin Museum February 10. If you weren’t able to attend the event you missed something very special, but you can read about it in another story written by Elayne Bendel. Elayne has been invaluable to the...
read moreJanuary 2018 – Director’s Message
First off, I’d like to welcome our new board members, Arv Larson and Jim Higgs, and thank them for stepping forward to fill the empty seats on the board. I also want to thank Tom McCarthy for his many years of service to the club, who unfortunately had to step down...
read moreNovember 2017 – Director’s Message
Hello Lincoln Enthusiasts, Membership in the Western Region is open to everyone interested in Lincoln and Continental Automobiles. Ownership of an automobile in not necessary to join LCOC or the Western Region, but you must become a member of the national Lincoln and...
read moreDirector Message – October 2016
I have recently returned from an extended trip throughout nine Northeastern states that started with the LCOC Eastern Meet in New Hampshire. My wife, Kerry, and I have not spent extensive time in New England since I served in the U.S. Navy in Newport, Rhode Island...
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