Letter from the President
January 2012
Volume 29 Issue 2
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HAPPY NEW YEAR to all Gray Wolves!! 2012 started off with a bang. The January 10th, 1st inaugural, “Red Solo Cup” Gray Wolf luncheon at the Main Lodge was an unmitigated success. The abundance of Gray Wolves with a dazzling variety of decorated, Red Solo Cups taped to our ski helmets was noted by all hands on the ski hill. The lifties loved it as we boarded all the lifts on the mountain. We also had a couple of Gray Wolfettes that showed off a new line of “Red Solo Cup” ladies fashion accessories. Mary Gamache and Chris Pike wore some very fashionable earrings and necklaces made from authentic Red Solo Cups. But it was the younger crowd that noticed how much fun a bunch of “older skiers” was having on the mountain. There were smiles galore and we generated a lot of conversation with skiers on the mountain. The luncheon was attended by the most Gray Wolves that anyone could recollect. At the end of the luncheon, 131 Gray Wolves were accounted for. The Main Lodge was full of Gray Wolves enjoying the food served by the good folks working there. I would like to thank all the Gray Wolves who came to the mountain and made this event.

But the season is early and we have another luncheon scheduled for Tuesday, 7 February. The theme for this Gray Wolf Ski Event is a “Pajama Party”. Get your PJs out and prepare them, as only Gray Wolves know how, for this festive event. Gray Wolves have great imaginations and I can’t wait to see the variety of PJs that will grace the ski hill and the Main Lodge.

The skiing is great and we are having more fun than anyone on the mountain. I look forward to seeing a bunch of Gray Wolves, festively attired, on “Pajama Day”, 7 February. Put this on your calendar!!

Think Snow!!
David Lopez
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Gray Wolf Ski Club is a group of skiers and outdoor enthusiasts, 50 years of age and older, who are organized for socializing, downhill skiing, hiking, golf, and anything else that the members choose. We are centered around Wolf Creek Pass in SW Colorado; however, folks from all over the U.S.A. are welcome to join and participate. For more information click on About the Club.