Arlene Sieman, a local expatriate, has retired from the Playas de Rosarito Cruz Roja after ten years of service as Secretary to the American Volunteers.
She was presented with a plaque of appreciation from the Cruz Roja Consejo.
Arlene's duties included:
• Taking the Minutes at just about every meeting - the board and general Red Cross Meetings (2 a month) for ten years.
• She made sure all the necessary information got into the books, one book for each year, including all the speakers, guests, etc., plus whatever they brought - pamphlets, business cards.
• She jotted down basically what they spoke about. All ten Minute Books are at the Office in the Red Cross Hospital.
• Every month she inputted the Red Cross Newsletter into the Minute Books. Each section had the month, i.e, January, February, etc.
• She demanded the Reports from each Board Member - i.e, Treasurer's Report, Thrift Store Report, Membership Report, etc. They are all in there.
Since she was a legal secretary for thirty years, as a result her work was in mint condition.
Left to right: Raul Manuel Zapata Cerda, Gisel Estrada Leon, Arlene Sieman, Javier Rodriguez Gonzalez
She was presented with a plaque of appreciation from the Cruz Roja Consejo.
Arlene's duties included:
• Taking the Minutes at just about every meeting - the board and general Red Cross Meetings (2 a month) for ten years.
• She made sure all the necessary information got into the books, one book for each year, including all the speakers, guests, etc., plus whatever they brought - pamphlets, business cards.
• She jotted down basically what they spoke about. All ten Minute Books are at the Office in the Red Cross Hospital.
• Every month she inputted the Red Cross Newsletter into the Minute Books. Each section had the month, i.e, January, February, etc.
• She demanded the Reports from each Board Member - i.e, Treasurer's Report, Thrift Store Report, Membership Report, etc. They are all in there.
Since she was a legal secretary for thirty years, as a result her work was in mint condition.
Left to right: Raul Manuel Zapata Cerda, Gisel Estrada Leon, Arlene Sieman, Javier Rodriguez Gonzalez
