Guide Dogs for the Blind Alumni Association
Reunion & Conference
September 12 – 14, 2008
Doubletree Hotel Lloyd Center
Portland, Oregon
Welcome, Guide Dogs for the Blind Alumni!
Your Alumni Association Board of Directors welcomes
all of you to Guide Dogs for the Blind’s Northwest
campus and our 2nd Alumni Reunion Conference. It
is hard to believe that it has been almost two years
since our first Alumni Reunion Conference held in
San Francisco. Again, we have planned an exciting
program for you and your dogs to enjoy. Since the
conception of the Alumni Association, just three years
ago, we have already made strides towards uniting
our graduates and enhancing our support for our alma
mater. With great pride, anticipation and excitement,
we all look forward to the future as we continue
spreading the word about the guide dog life style and
to the future development and evolution of GDB and
the Alumni Association.
Warmest Regards,
Paul A. Walker
Chairperson
GDB Alumni Association Board of Directors
In This Program
Tribute to Michael Osborn .............................................................................................. 3
Transportation to the Doubletree Hotel ......................................................................... 4
Driving Directions .......................................................................................................... 4
Taxi and Shuttles from Airport ....................................................................................... 5
Via Public Transportation ............................................................................................... 5
Para-Transit Information ................................................................................................. 6
Tactile Map Project .......................................................................................................... 6
Schedule of Events ............................................................................................................ 7
Friday, September 12 ...................................................................................................... 7
Saturday, September 13 .................................................................................................. 9
Sunday, September 14 .................................................................................................. 13
Concurrent Sessions 1 ............................................................................................... 14
Concurrent Sessions 2 ............................................................................................... 15
Meet Our Guest Speakers! ............................................................................................. 16
Michele Pouliot, Director of Training Research and Development ............................. 16
Mark Ruefenacht, Founder, Dogs4Diabetics ................................................................ 17
G. Morgan Watkins ....................................................................................................... 18
Claire Zimmerman, Dog Placement Supervisor ........................................................... 18
Deborah Kendrick ......................................................................................................... 19
Thank You to Our Event Sponsors! .............................................................................. 22
Dimensions in Travel .................................................................................................... 22
Princess Cruises ............................................................................................................ 22
HumanWare .................................................................................................................. 23
Sendero Group LLC ...................................................................................................... 23
Dog House Wines ......................................................................................................... 23
Now’s The Time For You To Get Involved! ................................................................. 28
Alumni Association Officers .......................................................................................... 28
Tribute to Michael Osborn
In December, we had the sad task of having to say
goodbye to our fellow GDB graduate, Michael
Osborn. Michael Osborn was our first Alumni
Association Board Chair. He guided us through the
inception of the Alumni Association. He was
instrumental in creating and planning our first Alumni
Reunion. The Alumni Association Board of Directors
would like to honor his memory by dedicating this
reunion to him.
Through Michael’s efforts, guide dogs can now travel
in the cabin with their blind handlers to the British
Isles. Michael also served on the Orange County
Friends Committee. His valuable connections in the
wine industry contributed to the success of the
“Support our Canine Heroes” Wine Gala. Michael
was aware of his mortality. We are all fortunate that
he chose to spend his precious remaining time
working to support the mission of Guide Dogs for the
Blind. Michael’s legacy will be with all of us for a very
long time. For more information about his
extraordinary life you can visit the website set up in
his memory at
www.huntercommunications.com/michaelcosborn
Transportation to the Doubletree Hotel
The Doubletree Lloyd Center is located at 1000 NE
Multnomah, Portland OR 97232. Phone: 503 3314916.
From Portland International Airport
Note: There is a designated dog relief area at PDX
right outside of baggage claim.
Via Public Transportation provided by TriMet (503)238-7433, http://www.trimet.org – Call ahead as
schedules and fares may change.
Starting from (Airport MAX Station) Portland Int'l
Airport MAX Station (Stop ID 10579).
 Board MAX Red Line to City Center & Beaverton
TC
 Get off at Lloyd Center/NE 11th Ave MAX Station
 Walk 0.1 mile north to NE Multnomah & 11th
(Stop ID 4044)
 Travel time: 27 minutes (including 3 minutes
walking)
Fares: Adult All Zone ($2.30), Youth/Student ($1.40)
or Honored Citizen ($0.95) Where to buy
Driving Directions
Take 205 South to I-84 West, Take Exit 1 Lloyd
Center. Turn right on NE 11th.
Taxi and Shuttles from Airport
The pickup area for taxis, town cars, and shuttle
buses is located in the center section of the airport
terminal's lower roadway on the baggage claim and
departure level. Airport shuttles, off-airport rental car
shuttles and reserved vehicles are found in the
section of the lower roadway closest to the garage.
Approximate taxi fare to the Doubletree Lloyd Center
is $25 - $30. To find out more information about
shuttles, go to the Portland International Airport
website at www.flypdx.com .
From Amtrak
Via Public Transportation
provided by TriMet - (503)238-7433,
http://www.trimet.org
 Walk 0.10 mile west from Union Station Amtrak
Depot (800 NW 6th Ave) to NW Broadway &
Irving (Stop ID 625)
 Board 8 NE 15th Ave to Middlefield Rd to Jubitz
 Get off at NE Multnomah & 11th
 Walk northwest to NE Multnomah & 11th (Stop ID
4044)
 Travel time: 14 minutes (including 4 minutes
walking)
Fares: This trip is within Fareless Square, no fare is
required.
Para-Transit Information
 Call Lift Administration at (503) 802-8200 to set
up eligibility and Fares for Lift are $1.80 each
way.
Tactile Map Project
Two researchers from the University of Oregon, Dr.
Amy Lobben and Megan Lawrence, from the
Department of Geography will be attending the
reunion conference to assist people in using a tactile
map they created of the conference hotel and
surrounding area. They will also have a table set up to
highlight and test socio-economic tactile maps. The
maps they are testing will help develop maps of the
United States that will be posted online and available
for free for everyone from students to those of you
who want to know more about the world you live in.
Please stop by and donate your time (only 30
minutes) to improve the geographic knowledge of
persons with blindness and low vision. Map testing
demos will be set up on the OR Campus after the
luncheon and in the Exhibit Hall on Sunday.
Schedule of Events
Friday, September 12, 2008
9:00 am – 8:00 pm – Registration and Hotel Orientation
Tactile Maps Provided by the University of Oregon,
Geography Department. (Hotel Lobby)
10:00 am – 5:30 pm – Preview the products to be
sold at the GDB Gift Shop on the Oregon campus.
Pre-orders will expedite your shopping
experience. (Hotel Lobby)
1:00 pm – 5:00 pm – Take a Techie Break- Explore
the hotel and surrounding areas with
HumanWare’s new GPS product, “Trekker
Breeze”. Also learn more about the Victor Reader
Stream, which will be on sale to Conference
attending grads, only, for the reduced price of
$150. *no sales tax in Oregon! Sign up for demos
at the HumanWare table near registration. (Hotel
Lobby)
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm - Welcome Reception
Enjoy some delicious wine and tasty treats while
you mingle with old GDB friends and make some
new ones! (Hawthorne / Sellwood Room)
Wine Sponsors – Dog House Wines and Paul and
Lori Utz
Night on the Town – Explore Portland and enjoy
dinner on your own – walking directions to local
restaurants are located at the registration table
and online.
9:00 pm – 11:00pm – Hospitality Suite Open
Saturday, September 13
7:00 am – 8:00 am - Breakfast (Holiday Room)
8:00 am – 10:00 am – General Session (Holiday
Room)
Guest and Staff Introductions – Theresa
Duncan, Alumni Association Director
Opening Comments - Paul Walker, Alumni
Association Board Chair
A Very Special Welcome - Nancy Gardner,
CEO of Guide Dogs for the Blind
Welcome to Oregon - Brad Hibbard, Director
of Training, Pacific Northwest Campus
Training and Graduate Services Updates –
Admissions and Graduate Services.
Charles Nathan, Director of Training, California
Campus, Brian Francis, Manager of Admissions
and Graduate Services, Brad Hibbard, Director of
Training, Pacific Northwest Campus, Terry
Barrett, Director of Training, Admissions and
Graduate Services
Outreach Update – Aerial Gilbert, Outreach
Manager
Tribute to the memory of fellow GDB Alumni,
Michael Osborn - Jacquelyn Biete - Michael’s
Sister
“Guide Dogs for the Blind brings the excitement
to Boring!”
10:00am – 10:45am – Board Buses
You won’t be “board” on your way to Boring!
Learn more about the talking GPS from the Sendero
Group as they demonstrate their innovative GPS
products while traveling to the Oregon campus.
(Banquet Area Lobby)
Buses sponsored by The Sendero Group
11:30 – 1:00pm –“Oregon Trail Mix and More” GDB
Pacific Northwest Luncheon
Keynote – “Evolution or Innovation, a 35 year
Perspective”, Michele Pouliot, Director of Research
and Development, GDB – Picnic Area
1:00 – 2:30 “Options of Interests”
Special Presentation-“A Day in the Life of a Career
Change Dog”, presented by Claire Zimmerman, Dog
Placement Supervisor – Visitor’s Center
Tours- Come take a tour around the campus with a Guide
Dog Instructor Shopping- Visit the GDB Gift Shop. – Visitor’s Center
Pickup your pre- ordered items and make new purchases.
Tactile Map Project – Visitors Center Lobby
2:30 – 3:00 – Tree Planting Ceremony- Outside
Administration Building
As a tribute to Michael Osborn, the 2008 Alumni Reunion
will plant a Dogwood tree. Deborah Kendrick, Alumni
Association Board Member and Freelance Writer, will read
her special poem.
3:00pm – 4:00pm – Busses Return to the Doubletree
Hotel
3:30pm – 5:00pm Hospitality Suite Open
6:00pm – 11:00pm Reunion Gala Banquet and
Dance. (Holiday / Multnomah Rooms)
Gala Sponsored by Princess Cruises
Master of Ceremonies - Morgan Watkins, 1st Vice
Chair of GDB Board of Directors and alumnus.
Awards Presentation- Danny Leung, Alumni Board
Member and Committee Chair assists in the salute to
alumni and staff who have made a difference.
The Most Treasured Award – for extraordinary
efforts towards developing new partnerships to
support the future of Guide Dogs for the Blind
The Forward Award - For Extraordinary
Leadership in Promoting the Guide Dog Lifestyle
The Blondie Award – Named in honor of our first
Guide dog and given to a volunteer who has
demonstrated selfless, enthusiastic service to
GDB.
The Laurie Shepherd Award – Named in honor
of GDB Alumna Laurie Shepherd who worked
tirelessly on behalf of the access rights of Guide
Dogs and their handlers. Awarded to a member of
the GDB community who has shown excellence in
advocacy.
The Sue Sullivan Superior Staff Award – Given
in appreciation to a GDB staff member who has
made extraordinary contributions to the GDB
community.
The Lifetime Achievement Award – Given to
recognize and honor the achievements of a
lifetime dedicated to Guide Dogs, their handlers,
and the blind.
8:00pm – 11:00pm – Party down with Your Pooch!
(Holiday / Multnomah)
Celebrate like you are aboard a Princess Cruise!
Dance the night away to all your favorite hits played
for you by The Aussie DJ!
9:00pm – 11:00pm – Hospitality Suite Open
Sunday, September 14
7:00am – 8:00am - Breakfast (Holiday Room)
8:00am – General Session (Holiday Room)
Keynote - Dogs 4 Diabetics - Mark Ruefenacht
GDB Puppy Raising Leader and Founder of
Dogs4Diabetics.
“Speaking of Guide Dogs… How You Can
Spread the Word about GDB using the GDB
Speaker’s Bureau, Bob Sonnenberg, Assistant
Director of Planned Giving
Sponsor and Exhibitor Spotlight – Find out
about the great products and services offered by
our conference sponsors and exhibitors.
9:00am – 2:00pm Exhibitors Expo! (Holiday
Room)
HumanWare
Sendero Group, LLC
Dimensions in Travel
Princess Cruise Lines
The School of Piano Technology for the Blind
Crafts by Loraine Foster
University of Oregon, Geography Department Tactile
Map Project
And More...
Concurrent Sessions 1
9:00am - 10:00am
“PLAYING DOCTOR” First Aid for Your Dog presented
by Dr. Craig Dietrich DVM, GDB Senior Veterinarian
(Sellwood Room)
“LAWS and PAWS” Fighting the Good Fight
presented by Alumni Association Board
Members, Roxanne Calibraro, Paul Walker, Judy
Mathews, Valerie Sandler, and Sally Mayo
(Broadway Room)
“LEASHING YOUR LIBRARY” An Intro to the
Victor Reader Stream presented by Deborah
Kendrick, Alumni Association Board Member and
Michael Hingson, President, The Michael
Hingson Group.
(Halsey Room)
“Personalizing Your Pup” Custom Training
Your Guide Dog presented by Emily Simone,
COMS, Senior Field Manager
(Weidler Room)
“The Power of Partnerships” SIGNIFICANT OTHERS
ROUNDTABLE” Is the presence of a new Guide Dog a
third wheel or part of the family? Facilitator, Kim Samco,
LC, Guide Dog Alumni and GDB Counseling Specialist
(Hospitality Suite)
Concurrent Sessions 2
10:15am - 11:15am
Same as Session 1
11:15am – 12 Noon – Visit Exhibits, Relieve your
dog and grab a lunch- no host.
12:00am - 1:00pm
Enjoy your grab and go lunch and join us for
Table Topics (Holiday Room)
Graduate and Puppy Raiser Forum
Guide Dog User Travel Tips
Fundraising and Outreach “How We Can Help”
1:00pm – 2:00pm – Last Chance to Visit the
Exhibits! (Holiday Room)
Meet Our Guest Speakers!
Michele Pouliot, Director of Training Research
and Development, Guide Dogs for the Blind
Over the past 35 years, Michele Poiliot has made a
difference at Guide Dogs for the Blind. In 1977,
Michele achieved her Guide Dog Mobility Instructor
qualification and has held positions as Apprentice
Supervisor, Class Supervisor, Training Supervisor
and Director of Training over her career.
In 1994, Michele was assigned to the position of
Director of Training at the new Oregon campus,
where she established new dog training and student
training programs. At that time, she was also
responsible for all training “Standards and
Techniques” at both campuses, to ensure consistency
in both campus programs.
Her professional history in equestrian training and her
love of dogs led her on the path which would forever
change her life and the lives of so many others, the
graduates of Guide Dogs for the Blind.
Since 2000, Michele has served as an international
guide dog School Assessor for the International Guide
Dog Federation. She has completed assessments on
guide dog schools in Norway, Austria, Czech
Republic, France, Japan and Great Britain.
In 2001, Michele was appointed to a new position of
Research and Development for student and dog
programs at GDB. Her position focuses on
developing and researching new techniques to
improve all areas of client instruction, dog-training
programs, and puppy development.
Michele is active with hobbies in horse and dog sport
training, forever fascinated with learning more about
training from the animals themselves.
Mark Ruefenacht, Founder, Dogs4Diabetics
Mark Ruefenacht is a native of the San Francisco Bay
Area. Professionally, Mark is an expert in Forensic
Metrology, and travels throughout the United States
working and teaching in various forensic laboratories.
Mark’s passion in life is working with dogs. He has
been a Guide Dog puppy raising leader for over 10
years.
Mark is an insulin-dependent diabetic, with a family
history of blindness on his father’s side due to
Diabetic Retinopathy. His mother’s family also has a
history of blindness due to Advanced Macular
Degeneration. After many years of research and with
this strong motivation to help others, Mark founded
the Dogs4Diabetics program in 2004.
Dogs4Diabetics has been recognized internationally
for their unique and innovative work in both
assistance dog training and improving the health and
lives of Type 1 diabetics.
Mark enjoys life with his three Labrador Retrievers.
His yellow Labrador retriever medical assistance dog,
Armstrong, accompanies him today.
G. Morgan Watkins, First Vice Chair, Guide Dogs
for the Blind Board of Directors
Morgan Watkins is First Vice Chair on the Guide Dogs
Board of Directors, a GDB alumnus, and the proud
partner of Will, a dark red golden retriever. Morgan
recently retired from the University of Texas at Austin
after thirty years where he was a programmer,
analyst, manager, and finally the Director of computer
support operations. Morgan lives in Austin, Texas,
with his wife, Dee Dee, and their son, Richard. Will's
lady friend, Ethel, a pet golden retriever, is another
member of the Watkins family. Since his retirement,
Morgan has become a very active Guide Dogs
volunteer.
Claire Zimmerman, Dog Placement Supervisor,
Guide Dogs for the Blind, Pacific Northwest
Campus
Claire Zimmerman started volunteering for GDB in the
fall of 1996. One year later, she was hired as the Dog
Placement Supervisor in Oregon. Prior to her
employment with GDB, she served as the Assistant
Manager of Adoptions at the Oregon Humane
Society.
Claire is married and living with two teenagers and
her two four- legged kids, a German Shepherd Dog
and a Corgi. She has enjoyed competing with her
Corgi in Agility, which earned him his Novice and
Open titles. Claire says she loves working at GDB
and finding wonderful homes for the career change
dogs and retired guides!
Deborah Kendrick
Deborah Kendrick is an award-winning writer and
advocate for people with disabilities. Her weekly
newspaper column covering disability issues was
launched by the Cincinnati Enquirer in 1986 and
syndicated by King Features in 2000. It has won
numerous awards from both journalist and advocacy
organizations including the Society for Professional
Journalists, Association of Women Communicators,
Cincinnati Editors Association, National Easter Seal
Society EDI Awards, AFB Access Award, Maurice
McCracken Peace and Justice Award, American
Occupational Therapists Association, the Inclusion
Network Lifetime Achievement Award, and many
others.
In 1985, Deborah founded and edited TACTIC, an
international quarterly on assistive technology, and
continued to edit that award-winning magazine
through 1999. Since 2000, she has served as senior
features editor for AccessWorld, authoring dozens of
product evaluations, conference reports, and features
profiling companies and leaders within the assistive
technology field.
Her features, editorials, reviews, and profiles have
appeared in dozens of national and regional
publications including Woman’s Day, Parenting,
Dialogue, Executive Lifestyles, Ohio Magazine, St.
Anthony Messenger, and many others. She
developed a series of books focusing on careers held
by people with disabilities, published by FB Press,
and her poetry appears in two anthologies.
Deborah is a frequent keynote speaker on
accessibility, technology, and other disability related
topics. She co-founded the In Touch with Ourselves
workshops with clinical psychologist Michael
Lichstein, Ph.D., a series of interactive seminars
addressing the integration of disability into
relationships, the workplace, and other settings. She
has served on numerous regional and national boards
addressing the needs of people with disabilities, and
been appointed by three governors to ten years of
positions on disability policy-making councils. She
was invited to the White House for the 1990
ceremonial signing of the Americans with Disabilities
Act and on its anniversary date several subsequent
years.
Thank You to Our Event Sponsors!
DIMENSIONS IN TRAVEL & PRINCESS CRUISES
They are delighted to be sponsors of the 2008 Guide
Dogs for the Blind Alumni Reunion. They love to
make your travel dreams come true.
Dimensions in Travel has provided Guide Dogs for
the Blind with travel arrangements for the past 18
years. Their consultants specialize in serving guide
dog teams and visually impaired travelers. Let them
arrange your next family reunion, romantic getaway,
special birthday adventure or dog-friendly vacation.
Contact Dimensions in Travel at 800-828-2962.
Princess Cruises offers deluxe, yet value-priced
cruises, that allow you to escape around the world.
They have donated cruises to our galas for the past
three years and their Access Department is one of the
best in the cruise industry in arranging for special
needs (like a relieving box on your balcony!). Book
your next Princess cruise of $1,000 or more, mention
Guide Dogs for the Blind and Dimensions in Travel
will donate $25 to our organization.
HumanWare
HumanWare is the global leader in assistive
technologies for vision. HumanWare provides
products to the blind, people with low vision and
students with learning disabilities. HumanWare’s
many innovative products include BrailleNote, the
leading productivity device for blind people in
education, in business and in their personal lives; the
Victor Reader product line, the world’s leading digital
talking book players, and SmartView Xtend, the first
fully modular and upgradeable CCTV-based video
magnifier.
Sendero Group LLC
Sendero produces GPS for the BrailleNote products
as well as distributing the BrailleNote, VoiceNote,
Miniguide, i.d. Mate, Nuance Talks and
Tissot Silen-T watch.
Dog House Wines
Dog House Wines (www.doghousewine.com) is a fun,
engaging wine brand reaching out to consumers, pet
owners and dog lovers alike. Dog House leads the
"pack" in their support for Guide Dogs by utilizing a
creative approach in its marketing efforts to build
awareness and donations across the country.
Dog House Wines donates 50 cents of every bottle
sold of its Charlie's Chardonnay, Maxie's Merlot,
Checkers' Cabernet, Patches' Pinot Grigio, and
Zeke's Zin wines. Purchase the wines at their website
or in stores nationwide, including: Safeway, Cost
Plus, Albertsons, Ralphs, Raleys, Fred Meyer, QFC,
Whole Foods, Harris Teeter and Meijer.
Buy Dog House Wines
Support Guide Dogs for the Blind!!
Thank You Also To:
Paul and Lory Utz for their generous donation of a
case of wine for our reception
Focus 4 – for providing our backpacks at a steep
discount!
Backpack Goodies!
Thank you to Dimensions in Travel
for being our
Backpacks Sponsors!
Jelly Belly Assorted Flavors Pack
Agilite Plasic Dog Bowl
Hill’s Science Diet Dog Food
Cedarbrook Lavender- sachets
Henry and Sons Dog Cookies
GDB Holiday Cards
Door Prize Donors!
HumanWare – 3 Victor Reader Streams
Valla Vista Corp - Labrador Wallet
Baja Fresh
See’s Candy Suckers - D.C. Metals Inc.
Susi Cherry – Cozy Dog Blanket and various
Other Goodies!
A VERY SPECIAL THANKS
to the following GDB staff and volunteers for their
assistance with this event:
Jay Harris- Special Events Committee Chair
The Special Events Committee consisting of all
members of the Alumni Association Board, and Vickie
Kennedy, Susi Cherry, Sherry Gomes, and Cindy Detro.
Susi Cherry for organizing registration, securing
door prizes and goodie bags, program editing etc.
Debbie Hibbard and Malinda Carlson for being our
“Oregon Right Paws”
Lori Brown for helping with the hotel search
Sarah Hopkins for extraordinary administrative support
Bruce Alert and his team for building the dog relief area
Lori Mogan and Vickie Kennedy for procuring wine and
dog food donations
Morry Angell for the cover art
Sierra Fish for the fabulous photography
Pat Glines for organizing event staffing
Michelle Davis and Denise St. Jean for handling PR
Dr. Amy Lobben and Megan Lawrence for the tactile
maps
Emily Simone, Michael Hingson, Craig Dietrich, Michele
Pouliot, Terry Barrett, Charles Nathan, Brian Francis,
Nancy Gardner, Brad Hibbard, Kim Samco, Claire
Zimmerman, Mark Ruefenacht, Jaquelynn Bieter, for
providing workshops and presentations.
The Oregon staff and volunteers for helping with
everything from party primping to poop patrol!
Now Is The Time For You To Get Involved!
If you would like to get involved in the Alumni
Association, please contact Theresa Duncan, Alumni
Association Director, tduncan@guidedogs.com or call
(800) 295-4050. You may also contact any of the
Alumni Association Board members listed below.
Alumni Association OFFICERS
Chair: Paul Walker - “Hero”
Bexely, OH
614-231-8001 (Home)
pwalker@guidedogs.com
Vice chair: Sally Mayo - “Mandarin”
Yakima, WA
509-949-7034 (Mobile)
smayo@guidedogs.com
Secretary: Jennifer McEachen - “Nixon”
Prince George, BC
250-962-0008
250 640 0504
jenandnixon@gmail.com
Guide Dogs for the Blind Alumni Association
Board Membership
Roxanne Calibraro - “Carnation”
Arlington Heights, IL
847-255-2217 (Home)
847-828-0353 (Mobile)
rcalibraro@guidedogs.com
Valerie Sandler-“Quentin”
Sayville, NY
617/ 840-2896
vsandler@guidedogs.com
Jay Harris - “Tula”
Chico, CA
530-680-5327 (Mobile)
jharris@guidedogs.com
Deborah Kendrick - “Tuscan”
Cincinnati, OH
513-321-2228 (Home)
513-673-4474 (Mobile)
dkendrick@guidedogs.com
Danny Leung - “Saralee”
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
416-725-3269 (Home)
dleung@guidedogs.com
Shelley Rhodes - “Guinevere”
Corry, PA
814-323-3533 (Mobile)
srhodes@guidedogs.com
Jeffrey C. Senge - “Hobbit”
San Clemente, CA
949-492-8249 (Home)
jsenge@guidedogs.com
Morgan Watkins - “Will”
Austin, TX
512-468-8972
morgan@watkins.net
Judy Mathews- “Sachet”
Orlando, FL
407-737-7537
jmathews@guidedogs.com
GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND, INC.
P.O. BOX 151200
SAN RAFAEL, CA 94915
(415) 499-4000
32901 SE KELSO ROAD
BORING, OR 97009
(503) 668-2100
Toll Free (800) 295-4050
www.guidedogs.com