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Come and discuss or brag about your Fraternal Order of Leatherheads Society (FOOLS) organization. Looking to start a chapter in your area, I am sure we have enough qualified brothers out there to help! FTM-PTB

Website: http://www.foolsinternational.com
Members: 183
Latest Activity: Nov 18

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Eric Hankins

FOOLS Travel

Started by Eric Hankins May 18.

Adam Bean

FOOLS International Convention 2009

Started by Adam Bean May 10.

Chad Cox

FOOLS OF OZ 09 Bash

Started by Chad Cox Jan 30.

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Rusty Ricker Comment by Rusty Ricker on June 5, 2009 at 11:00am
Convention 2009; $225 for the "comprehensive" package.

Orlando to York Beach- 21 1/2 hours
Chicago to York Beach- less than 17 hours
Indy to York Beach- 16 hrs, 15 mins
Madison WI to York Beach- 19 hours
Charlotte to York Beach, 15 hours
Baltimore to York Beach- 8 hours
NYC to York Beach- less than 5 hours

Nat'l average gas price approx $2.50 a gallon.

Knowing that more than 2/3rd of the FOOLS in this great Nation live within a days drive of THEIR Convention.

Priceless.

Register folks, The Beach is waiting for you.
Eric Hankins Comment by Eric Hankins on May 18, 2009 at 11:55am
Check out the FOOLS International Website for some new infomation.

Check out the FOOLS Travel link on the left side of the homepage.

See you guys in June....
Tom Kokernak Comment by Tom Kokernak on April 24, 2009 at 3:17pm
Brother and Sister FOOLS,

On behalf of the New England, Southern New England and Central Massachusetts FOOLS Chapters, I would like to introduce myself as the Information Officer for this years FOOLS convention and formally invite you to register for the 2009 FOOLS Convention. This year’s convention will be held from June 24 through June 28 in the resort community of York Beach, Maine. We have been working tirelessly to put together what we expect to be a most defining event in the FOOLS International History.

To get a taste of what’s in store for this year’s convention, please visit the Convention Page on the FOOLS International Website located at the following URL: http://foolsinternational.com/events/2008_Fools_Convention.shtml. Also attached is an itinerary to help aid in making your travel arrangements. A full schedule of activities is planned for each day, so come and join us in honoring the camaraderie, tradition and brotherhood of our profession.

Should you have any questions, requests or require further information about this year’s convention please send them along to me and I will get you what you need.

FTM PTB EGH

Tom Kokernak

FOOLS Convention Information Officer (FIO)

Central Mass FOOLS

Email: fio@centralmassfools.com
Rob Cannon Comment by Rob Cannon on April 22, 2009 at 10:11pm
I am in the Western Chicagoland area and looking for a FOOLS chapter. Are there any in my area? Message me if anyone has information.
Adam Frick Comment by Adam Frick on April 16, 2009 at 4:56pm
I just joined the international.....not affiliated with any chaper(none in my area). Very easy process.....let me know if you have any questions.
Adam Bean Comment by Adam Bean on December 25, 2008 at 10:36am
Wishing all you Leatherheads a Happy and safe holiday season.
 

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