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Officers for Rocky Mountain Area

Welcome Letter Website
DAVID RIDLEY
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Area Senior Vice President
DAVID GONSER
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Area Vice President
Allen R Evans
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Area Vice President
TOD FILER
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Area Vice President
KENDRA GOULD
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Area Secretary
LAWRENCE MORRISON
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Area Treasurer
CONNIE JONES
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Immediate Past President
WAYNE CERNIE
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Area Newsletter Editor
WAYNE CERNIE
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Area President - RMA

Chapters

ANASAZI
DESCRIPTION

We accept all types of recreational vehicles. The Anasazi Chapter, founded February 1, 1997, is made up of members from the greater Phoenix, Arizona area. However, we do have members as far away as Clarkdale and Yarnell, Arizona. Named after the Anasazi Native Americans who once inhabited Arizona, the chapter starts its rallies in September and winds up the camping season in May. The rallies are held the first weekend of each month and we usually travel within 2 hours of the Greater Phoenix area; although, we have gone as far as Wilcox and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon in the past. We have at least one rolling rally each year in which we visit 3 to 4 destinations. Come with us to enjoy the camaraderie, exploration spirit, and our primary goal of having a good time. Our club has a broad base of interests but on occasion our members have been know to sit down and play games and enjoy the bounteous food at our rallies. If this sounds like you please join one of the most fun and dynamic FMCA clubs in Arizona.

ARIZONA
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We accept all types of recreational vehicles so come along with us, once a month from the second full weekend in October through April. Our annual dues are $15.00, due by December 31st. Once there you will enjoy many activities, games, good food and share time with congenial funloving people. Check out our newsletter and much more information on our web site, azfmca.org, for a peek at what we did last season. Most of our members are from the surrounding Phoenix area, however we have some from as far south as Sierra Vista and as far north as Sedona, plus we have Snowbirds from all across the USA. We are part of the Rocky Mountain area that encompasses 6 states and enjoy going to the Ramble. Our Arizona Chapter was founded in 1968 and we just celebrated 50 years. We are one of the oldest chapters within FMCA and currently have 72 family rigs. So, come along and join us for fun in the sun and find out why we are one of the largest and fastest growing Chapters in Arizona. Amigos del Camino "Friends of the Road."

COLORADO COLUMBINES
DESCRIPTION

The Colorado Columbines Chapter of FMCA was formed on December 6, 1992 and currently has 33 members. Most of the members live on the Front Range of Colorado between Pueblo and Fort Collins, with one charter member still active in our chapter for the summer months who now resides in Texas. We gather for weekend campouts on the second weekend of each month (May-Sept) and then on the first weekend of October. Food is always plentiful at our campouts, however we do find time to socialize, play games, go on tours, make crafts, have bonfires, as well as relax. Usually there are 10-15 rigs in attendance and a good time is always had by all. We are a small chapter and are always on the lookout for fun and friendly folks to join us. Our yearly dues are only $21.00 per rig and our rally fees are $12.00 per person.

CUATRO ESTADOS
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We welcome any and all types of Recreational Vehicles. Our chapter just recently celebrated 34 years! We are a vibrant expanding group of various ages and are actively recruiting new members who have the "Spirit of Adventure." We are a very casual chapter that is friendly and inclusive. There is an emphasis on discovery of our world, expanding friendships, and enjoying life. Cuatro Estados is Spanish for four states, most of us are from the 4-corners states of AZ, CO, SD, NM, UT; recently our membership has expanded into AR, IN, NV, NJ, TX. Our monthly rallies are usually in one of the states listed and are no less than four days, but can extend to several weeks for caravan trips. We are a friendly and inclusive group that holds rallies 8 months out of the year. Our current interest/destinations include boondocks, backroads, and big cities. We travel to fancy RV Resorts, national/state park lands, remote or forest service locations, areas known for spectacular scenery, 4-wheeling, back roads, visiting historical sites, flora & fauna interest, rock hounding, bird-watching, photography, and anything else that someone suggests to pursue! We do a LOT more than sitting around playing games and eating, but we do some of that. The current membership base is about 66 RVs. Guests are always welcome to attend a rally with no obligation to join. For more information check out our website: cuatroestados.com and Factbook group: Cuatro Estados FMCA Chapter. Thank you for your interest in our great chapter!

DESERT ROADRUNNERS
DESCRIPTION

This chapter is open to all FMCA members who own a Class A, a Class B, or a Class C recreational vehicle. We encompass Pima, Cochise, Santa Cruz and Pinal Counties, but we welcome any county in Arizona or the RMMA area. Our interests include getting together to promote RVing and its rewards with friendship and camaraderie and seeing places of interest, including historical places of interest.

PIKES PEAK ROLLERS
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Pikes Peak Rollers Chapter, chartered in 2000 and has been camping together ever since. Our membership is a group of approximately 32 RV's (families, couples, and singles). We have members from Denver to Albuquerque, the western slope and front range (most reside in Colorado Springs). Our rally's are May through September, normally the first full weekend of the month and 4 days in length, with 10 to 12 RV's in attendance. We enjoy cookouts, potlucks, local restaurants, games, exploring the local areas, fellowship and just plain fun. We attend regional rally's and International rally's. All types of RV's are welcome- new and seasoned campers of all ages. It's always enjoyable to meet new friends and explore new places. You are welcome to attend your first rally as our guests and check us out. Any questions give us a call - we look forward to hearing from you.

RED ROCK ROVERS
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The local chapter serving Southwestern Utah holds four rallies a year - summer, fall, winter, and spring. Rallies are generally held during the week. The chapter has a membership cap of 40 rigs and we get a large percentage of our members out at each rally. Our principles for operation are as follows: 1. Chapter Focus - travel, fun, and companionship 2. Rallies - less often, more distant to new places than the traditional close-by monthly schedule of many other chapters (four or five rallies per year) - Living in St. George, Utah we can travel all four seasons. We will go south in the winter and to the north and/or mountains in the summer. 3. Meetings - as necessary but informal, infrequent, no pomp, no rituals (One required per year) - Meetings will generally be scheduled in the morning after breakfast so as not to interfere with the day's activities or at our annual dinner party. 4. Activities - are organized and adventuresome with little emphasis on sitting in camp other than the evening campfire or after dinner gathering. We will plan some activities or events that will include costs or fees. Obviously, events with costs will be optional. 5. Hosting - everyone participates in planned meals and accepting responsibilities. There is no traditional hosting assignment where a couple is assigned to plan the rally, prepare meals and host activities for everyone. What is expected is that we will all share the duties when asked and at each rally. Chapter Rallies have been far and wide. In the past few years we have traveled to Durango, Colorado; Jackson Hole, Wyoming; San Diego, California; Lone Pine, California; Benson, Arizona; Quartzsite, Arizona; Star Valley, Wyoming; and Moab, Utah.

RMC COACHERS
DESCRIPTION

One of the most unique benefits of owning a Recreational Vehicle is to use it in different areas of the United States, particularly in the Rocky Mountain Country. Joining a club is one of the best ways to accomplish this. Friendships, traveling partners, touring new areas, and knowing how to maintain your RV investment are some of the unique benefits of being a member of RMCCoachers.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN COACHES FOR CHRIST
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RMC4C offers members the opportunity for fellowship with other Christians at various RMMA and FMCA functions including our own chapter rallies and combined rallies with other Coaches for Christ chapters. We also provide prayer covering for RMMA and FMCA officers and meetings and operate our own website for current prayer requests.

SMOKEY BEAR
DESCRIPTION

Smokey Bear Chapter encompasses southern New Mexico and western Texas. The original Smokey Bear was saved after a forest fire around Capitan, New Mexico. That area is covered by our chapter. Our chapter was formed in 1975 and we currently have about a 50 coach membership. Our area is blessed with very nice weather year round so we plan monthly rallies to close-by mountains lakes and/or deserts. We have about 15-25 coaches at each rally. The rallies usually last 3 days with good meals, sight seeing, visiting local attractions and playing games. We publish monthly newsletters, keeping all members informed of chapter happenings. We welcome prospective members as guests at any of our rallies and a rally schedule is available to any prospective members.

SOUTHERN ARIZONA
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We currently have 18 member rigs with about 7 to 10 coaches at each rally. We rally October through April (dark in January). Our rallies are held in Southern Arizona and southern New Mexico from Yuma to Safford and from Casa Grande to Douglas, Deming, NM and points in between. We enjoy fellowship, good food, fun, crafts, entertainment, and tours of interesting places near a rally site. During 2009 we began knitting or crocheting hats, scarves and mittens for the Tucson Salvation Army's Operation Deep Freeze. We support Rocky Mountain Area Rallies as well as International Conventions, usually having several member coaches at each meeting. We welcome visitors at our rallies.

SOUTHWEST SUN CHASERS
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This chapter has members with a mutual interest in promoting the use and enjoyment of recreational vehicles having outdoor fellowship among its members through outings and group activities. The chapter will be operating in the southern New Mexico and west Texas area.

TUCSON DRIFTERS
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The Tucson Drifters became a chapter of FMCA in May, 1999 and we currently have 41 family member units. Our membership coverage is the greater Tucson area including Oro Valley, Marana, Catalina and Saddlebrook; Green Valley/Sahuarita, Vail and the Benson/Sierra Vista area. We are active from October to May with monthly rallies and dinner meetings. The dinner meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month and our rallies usually run from 3 to 7 days always taking advantage of weekends. Our rallies have taken us to: Branson, Missouri; Santa Fe, New Mexico; Albuquerque Balloon Festival; Las Vegas; Newport Beach/Los Angeles; Laughlin, Nevada. In Arizona: Kartchner Caverns, Roper Lake State Park, Lake Havasu, Grand Canyon, and Catalina State Park to name just a few! Chapter dues are $20.00 per year and new members pay an additional $10.00 per person initiation fee which covers their name badges. Also available to our members are shirts, jackets, hats, and other paraphernalia bearing our chapter logo. Please check out our website at www.tucsondrifters.org and also take the opportunity to read our monthly newsletters which are available on the website as well as information regarding upcoming rallies and photographs of previous rallies. For your convenience, our website also provides contact names of our officers and directors. Guests are always welcome to attend a dinner meeting or rally with no obligation to join our chapter. We are a diverse group with a variety of interests, and our rallies and dinner meetings are planned to educate and entertain!

VEGAS BLACKJACKS RV CLUB
DESCRIPTION

Our Chapter, dedicated to fostering a positive RVing experience, is among the latest additions to the Rocky Mountain Area Region. Established in 2009, our Chapter has grown to include 30+ RVs. We are situated in southern Nevada, with members residing in Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, Pahrump, and Mesquite. We organize family-oriented rallies monthly, where guests are always welcome. Each member participates in the role of Wagon Master, contributing to the selection of outing locations and activities. In December, we celebrate the holidays with a social function and gift exchange. Our rallies are designed to promote fellowship, engaging activities, learning opportunities, good food, and entertainment. Additionally, we take pleasure in sightseeing and exploring new and exciting locations. Whether you are new to the RVing experience or an experienced enthusiast, we invite you to join us at one of our rallies and partake in the excitement.

WEEKENDERS
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One of the benefits of the FMCA is belonging to a local chapter, I would like to tell you a little about our chapter. It was formed in 1993 by a group of working members who basically had only weekends to enjoy their motor homes, hence the name WEEKENDERS. We hold rallies once a month from September to May, they are held within the state of Arizona. Some of our rallies have been at Apache Gold Casino in Globe, Florence, Lost Dutchman State Park, Payson, Lake Pleasant, Benson, and the local county parks. We enjoy spending time with fellow members, playing games, walks, crafts, potlucks, fellowship, and happy hour. If you are looking for a local chapter to join, please consider the Weekenders chapter.

WEST TIFFIN VOYAGERS
DESCRIPTION

The West Tiffin Voyager accepts all FMCA members who own a Tiffin Brand recreational vehicle. The chapter was created for Tiffin owners to have fun and fellowship while camping in area primarily west of the Mississippi River. Our camping adventures will include area activities sponsored by the five regions located west of the Mississippi River, regional activities within the areas, and all FMCA International Conventions as well as rallies hosted by the chapter. Please visit our website: https://westtiffinvoyagers.shutterfly.com/

WEST VALLEY AZ PICKLEBALL
DESCRIPTION

The West Valley AZ Pickleball Chapter will consist of players, fans and other supporters of pickleball who enjoy coming together in a social atmosphere to enjoy the game. We will also share our love for the game and teach others how to play pickleball and invite other future chapters for friendly competitions.