I was made Senior Commander when the previous one stepped down. I
had always said I'd do what people wanted me to do and it so happened
that the night he announced his decision to the outpost, I was home
recovering from surgery. Since I wasn't there to defend myself, I
was voted in unanimously. I figured it couldn't have happened if
Jesus didn't want it, so I accepted graciously. It has been a very
challenging and interesting experience. I have grown and learned
a lot from it.
White BUffalo
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> All,
>
> I have a question for the Sr. Commanders. What were
> some of the contributing factors or decisions that you
> made when becoming a Sr. Commander? How is it different
> from being an outpost Commander?
>
> Geno Plares
> O.P.#178 NCal/Nev.
> San Jose, CA.
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