FFLA - History Page

2008
		Hosted Niagara, Ontario, Canada (Feb), Sharon Levy, ED. 18 Ambassadors.
		To Host Kumasi, Ghana (TBD), TBD, ED. TBD Ambassadors.
		To Host to Taupo, New Zealand (Jun), Mona Gifford, ED. 16 Ambassadors.
		To Visit County Cleveland and Isle of Wight, England (Aug), Sandra Brooks Arai, ED. 20 Ambassadors.
		To Visit Cherry Hill, New Jersey, USA (Oct), Jean FitzPatrick, ED. TBD Ambassadors.
2007
		Visited Central Florida and Sarasota, Florida, USA (Feb), Marj Lehrer, ED. 10 Ambassadors.
		Visited Central Coast, Kumasi, Accra, Ghana (Sep), Gene Haberman, ED. 11 Ambassadors.
		Visited Netanya, Israel (Oct), Alyce Schultz-Rozsa and Arlene Lawson, EDs. 19 Ambassadors.
2006
		Visited Napa and Sonoma, California (Apr), Alyce Schultz-Rozsa, ED. 15 Ambassadors.
		Visited Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (Jul), Mike Gittleman, ED. 21 Ambassadors.
		Visited Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Aug), Zelda Arditte, ED. 26 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Isle of Wight, England (Oct), Mona Gifford, ED. 25 Ambassadors.
2005
		Hosted Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA (Apr), Mona Gifford, ED. 9 Ambassadors.
		Day Hosted Brasilia, Brazil (May), Carolee Lawrence, ED. 20 Ambassadors.
		Visited Pau, France (May), Arlene Lawson, ED. 25 Ambassadors.
		~~Visiting Nepal (Sep)~~ CANCELLED
		Hosted Kyiv, Ukraine (Sep), Marilyn Wolf, ED. 13 Ambassadors.
		Visited New Zealand, South Taranaki and Nelson clubs (Sep), Alyce Schultz-Rozsa, ED. 16 Ambassadors.
		~~Visiting Brasilia, Brazil (Oct)~~ CANCELLED
		Hosted Moscow and Ul'yanovsk, Russia (Nov), Sandra Arai, ED. 18 Ambassadors.
2004
		Hosted Charlotte, North Carolina, USA (Feb), Arlene Lawson, ED. 23 Ambassadors.
		Visited Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine and Moscow, Russia (Apr), Marilyn Wolf, ED. 21 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Karsiyaka, Turkey (Jun), Carolee Lawrence, ED. 18 Ambassadors.
		Visited Lima, Peru (Aug), Alyce Schultz-Rozsa, ED. 25 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Friendship Force Annual International Conference
2003
		Hosted Berlin, Germany (Feb), Shirley Cohen, E.D. 19 Ambassadors.
		Visited Charlotte, North Carolina, USA (Apr), Evie Kosower, ED. 19 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Russian Leadership Program (Aug), Ed Lawrence, ED. 11 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Adelade, Australia (Aug), Frances Sotcher, ED. 16 Ambassadors.
		Visited Adelaide, Australia and Mt. Gambier, Australia (Oct), Marilyn Langford, Nancy Arnhein, Samantha Monheit, EDs. 19 Ambassadors.
2002
		Hosted Kern County, California, USA (Jan), Joanne Robinson, ED. 14 Ambassadors.
		Visited Kern County, California, USA (Mar), Arlene Lawson, ED. 22 Ambassadors.
		Visited Keil and Merseburg, Germany (May), Alyce Schultz-Rozsa, ED. 14 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Russian Leadership Program (Aug), Eva Hain, ED. 15 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Lima, Peru (Sep), Marilyn Langford, ED. 16 Ambassadors.
		Visited Cape Town, South Africa (Oct), Phil Tamboury, ED. 21 Ambassadors.
2001
		Hosted Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Phil Tamboury, ED. 18 Ambassadors.
		Visited Tokyo and Nagoya, Aichi, Japan, Mike Gittleman, ED. 30 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Pecs, Hungary. Alyce Schultz-Rozsa, ED. 21 Ambassadors.
		Visited Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Eva Hain, ED. 24 Ambassadors.
2000
		Visited The Manawatu and Marlborough, New Zealand. Nancy Arnheim, ED. 26 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Alajuela, Costa Rica. Eva Hain, ED. 12 Ambassadors.
		Visited National Capital Area/Washington, D.C., USA. Alyce Schultz-Rozsa, ED. 12 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Russian Leadership Program. Ed Lawrence, ED. 15 Ambassadors.
		Hosted La Serena, Chile. Sally Phillips, ED. 17 Ambassadors.
		Visited San José, Costa Rica. Joyce Stein, ED. 23 Ambassadors.
1999
		Visited Havana, Cuba. Pat Gittleman, ED. 22 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Bogotá, Colombia. Carolee Lawrence, ED. 33 Ambassadors.
		Visited South Flanders, Belgium and Berlin, Germany. Nancy Arnheim, ED. 26 Ambassadors.
		Visited Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. Arlene Lawson, ED. 19 Ambassadors.
1998
		Visited Debyshire, England and Cardiff, Wales. Helen Freeborn, ED. 24 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Curitiba, Brazil. Phyllis Goldstein, ED. 27 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Memphis, Tennessee, USA. Sylvia Postar, ED. 22 Ambassadors.
1997
		Bridge Builders Group to Japan (Bonsai). Ed Lawrence, ED. 12 Ambassadors.
		Visited Kwangju and Seoul, South Korea. Selma & Jerry Gleason, EDs. 30 Ambassadors.
		Hosted South Australia. Inez & Len Baker, EDs. 28 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Richmond, Virginia, USA. Dorothy Cavalier, ED. 7 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Ehime, Japan. Nancy Arnheim, ED. 18 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Ankara, Turkey. Richard & Joann Puleo, EDs. 16 Ambassadors.
		Visited Huntsville, Alabama and Memphis, Tennessee. Sylvia Postar, ED. 17 Ambassadors.
1996
		Visited Cairo, Egypt. Bobbi Haberman, ED. 12 Ambassadors.
		Visited Viña del Mar, Chile. Natalie Brunell, ED. 18 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Irkutsk, Siberia, Russia. Pat & Mike Gittleman, EDs. 25 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Viña Del Mar, Chile. Carole Poyorow, ED. 19 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Jakarta, Indonesia.
		Visited Richmond, Virginia, and Charleston, West Virginia, USA. Estele Goldfarb, ED. 11 Ambassadors.
1995
		Visited Sao Paulo & Sao Carlos, Brazil. Annette Bird, ED. 38 Ambassadors.
		Visited The Netherlands. Helen Freeborn, ED. 15 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Izmir, Turkey. Donna & Jerry Nahan, EDs. 19 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Compeigne, France. Joyce Stein, ED. 11 Ambassadors.
1994
		Visited Istanbul and Izmir Turkey. Sylvia Postar, ED. 23 Ambassadors.
		Visited Bandung and Jogyakarta, Indonesia. Carolee Lawrence, ED. 22 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Kiel, Germany. Natalie Brunell, ED. 18 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Hamilton, New Zealand. Helen Freeborn, ED. 12 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Taiwan, Republic of China. Bobbi Haberman, ED. 11 Ambassadors.
1993
		Visited Ashkelon, Israel. Zelda Arditte & Tanya Sisikin, EDs. 23 Ambassadors.
		Visited Prague, Czech Republic and Bratislava, Slovakia. Ethel Rosenfeld, ED. 25 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Tuxtla Gutierrez, Mexico. Ed Lawrence, ED. 12 Ambassadors.
		Visited Hamilton/Wellington, New Zealand. Joe Lynch & Annette Bird, EDs. 39 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Northern Ireland. Annette Bird, ED. 17 Ambassadors.
1992
		Visited Tuxtla Gutierrez and San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. Phyllis Coyle, ED. 16 Ambassadors.
		Visited St. Petersburg and Moscow, Russia. Michelle Reitenauer, ED. 27 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Bangkok, Thailand. Eleanor Schiffer, ED. 27 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Manchester, England. Sylvia Postar, ED. 16 Ambassadors.
		Hosted St. Petersburg, Russia. Viola Rogers, ED. 56 Ambassadors.
1991
		Hosted Sussex, England. Ethel Rosenfeld & Lori Londstrom, ED's. 21 Ambassadors.
		Visited Belfast, Northern Ireland. Lori Londstrom, ED. 14 Ambassadors.
		Hosted students from Bangkok, Thailand. Zelda Arditte, ED. 16 students.
		Hosted Chiapas, Mexico. Tanya Sisikin, ED. 16 Ambassadors.
		Visited Kumamoto and Nagoya, Japan. Ella Lacoe & Norm Rosenfeld, EDs. 47 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Dublin, Ireland. Joe Lynch & Lori Londstrom, EDs. 21 Ambassadors.
1990
		Hosted Taiwan, Republic of China. Michelle Reitenauer, ED. 21 Ambassadors.
		Visited Nairobi, Kenya. Zelda Arditte, ED. 25 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Peine, Germany. Lois Gurnsey & Lois Rosett, ED's. 30 Ambassadors.
		Visited Berlin, Germany. Arlene Russell, ED. 20 Ambassadors.
1989
		Hosted Armenia, USSR. Manny Dichner, ED. 10 Ambassadors.
		Visited Helsingborg, Sweden. Harriet Dichner, ED. 28 Ambassadors.
		Hosted New Zealand. Norm Cooper, ED. 22 Ambassadors.
		ARMS Exchange to Armenia, USSR. Craig Snow, ED. 11 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Oita, Kyushu, Japan. Norm Rosenfeld, ED. 42 Ambassadors.
		Visited Adelaide, Australia. Beth Tenpas, ED. 4713Ambassadors.
1988
		Hosted Hanover, Germany. 13 Ambassadors.
		Visited Haren, The Netherlands. Estelle Goldfarb, ED. 38 Ambassadors.
		Visited Wessex, England. Craig Snow, ED. 47 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Wessex, England. Zelda Arditte, ED. 41 Ambassadors.
1987
		Visited Campinas, Brazil. Cheryl Russell, ED. 31 Ambassadors.
		Hosted Campinas, Brazil. Cheryl Russell, ED. 28 Ambassadors.
1986
		Hosted Haren, Netherlands. Ronda Furgatch, ED. 41 Ambassadors for 2 weeks.
		Visited Osaka, Japan. Harriet Dichner, ED. 47 Ambassadors.
1985
		Hosted West Berlin, Germany. Manny & Harriet Dichner, EDs. 31 Ambassadors.
		Founded by Harriet Dichner and Manny Dichner. First meeting held March 8, 1985.