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From the FFCA

Update Desk...

 Updated September 15th, 2007

 

FROM YOUR FFCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Randy McFarlin, President
Darrel Rogers, Vice President
Donna Frank, Secretary
Nancy Littrell, Treasurer

 

FROM THE PRESIDENT
Randy McFarlin

September 15, 2007

Reunion 2007

Greetings FFCA Cousins!  Reunion 2007 is now just a few short days away.   Registrations have been coming in steadily, and it looks like we will have a good attendance this year at all events.  Response has been really strong for the Collectors Roundtable, Scholarship Auctions, and the Show & Sell, which means lots of Frankoma Pottery available throughout the reunion!  See the link for a partial list of Scholarship Auction items committed to date.  Some great pieces have already been consigned, with more to come by reunion time.  Advance orders for the Centennial Commemorative are arriving daily, so don’t delay in reserving yours with Nancy.  I know you will be pleased with this special limited edition piece!

Your Board of Directors has worked very hard this year to make Reunion a memorable one.  We’re excited to bring you some new seminars with expert presenters.  Off site events at the Frank Home, Frankoma Pottery, and the Sapulpa Historical Society will provide attendees lots of options throughout the reunion.  Frankoma has a rich history in the city of Sapulpa, and each of these venues showcases it in their own special way.

Travel safely, and we’ll see you in Sapulpa on Historic Route 66, as we celebrate FFCA’s 13th Reunion and Oklahoma’s Centennial. 

Randy McFarlin, President FFCA

 

Frankoma Talk!

Frankoma Talk is a new forum for FFCA members to talk Frankoma.  This new forum is easy to use and has plenty of fun options.  We welcome any suggestions that you feel will make the new forum a place that you would want to visit often.  Help us get it started by using the provided link below and posting your first message to all the cousins!

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Stop by and let’s talk Frankoma! — It’s FREE, FRIENDLY and FUN!

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FROM THE PRESIDENT
Randy McFarlin

July 27, 2007

 

Register for Reunion 2007

Greetings FFCA Cousins!  I wanted to let you know Reunion 2007 plans are now complete.   All information and registration forms are on the website and can be downloaded at your convenience.    Take a minute to read about exciting new events and seminars.  The Frank Home will be open for you to tour, and we’ve got some great new seminar presenters this year!  View the photos of the special Centennial Commemorative. Your Board of Directors has done a super job this year planning a reunion you won’t want to miss. 

Also, be on the lookout for your Pot & Puma.  It is at the printer now, so you should receive your issue within the next two weeks.  See you in Sapulpa on Historic Route 66 in September!  

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to write us.

Randy McFarlin, President FFCA

 

Commemorative 2007

In celebration of Oklahoma's Centennial in 2007, Frankoma has produced for FFCA a variation of the popular 1957 Tulsarama Semi Centennial ashtray.  This piece appropriately showcases our Cowboy, Native American, and Oil histories.  We're excited about this special Centennial member’s only piece, and we think you will be too.  (See Commemorative 2007 online for photos and ordering information!)  The Oklahoma Centennial Trays are offered in 2 glazes: New Prairie Green and Prairie Gold, and will sell for $35 each.  Don’t’ wait or you will miss out!
 

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FROM THE PRESIDENT
Randy McFarlin

July 16, 2007
 

Greetings FFCA Cousins!  I’d like to take this opportunity to update you on some exciting things happening in your organization.  The finishing touches are being put on the next issue of the Pot & Puma, reunion planning is well underway, and the scholarship committee is in the process of updating student application guidelines to assure the best use of your scholarship funds.    

Speaking of the reunion, be sure to mark your calendars for September 20-22, 2007.  We’ll be gathering again at Freddie’s Pavilion, located on Historic Route 66, in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, home of Frankoma Pottery.  The reunion committee has planned a number of activities including a BBQ luncheon and factory tour at Frankoma Pottery, and a visit to the Sapulpa Historical Museum.  We’ll also have educational seminars by many of the top Frankoma experts across the nation.   Our Scholarship Auction, Collectors Roundtable, and Show & Sell provide members the opportunity to purchase that special item from the largest selection of Frankoma pottery assembled in one place.

As many of you may know, Oklahoma is celebrating its Centennial year in 2007.  Activities and events are scheduled in communities across Oklahoma throughout the year.  As you plan your journey to Sapulpa for the 2007 reunion, you may want to visit www.oklahomacentennial.com, check out other events, and take in some Oklahoma hospitality on your way.

Frankoma Pottery is producing a number of special pieces for the Oklahoma Centennial.  You can find these pieces on the Centennial website, and on the Frankoma factory website.  I’m also pleased to announce the 2007 FFCA Commemorative will have a special Centennial theme!  I think you’ll be pleased with this member’s only piece.

2007 FFCA reunion registration materials should be mailed late July, and be on the FFCA website as well.  Join us in Sapulpa this September as we celebrate Oklahoma’s Centennial year and another great FFCA gathering.

 

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