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HOT STUFF: Just in, May 6: The Division of Florida Land Sales, Condominiums
and Mobile Homes regulates the timeshare industry in Florida pursuant to Chapter 721, Florida Statutes - the
" Florida Vacation Plan and Timesharing Act" (which many Florida salespeople, sales managers and some
DOS's don't seem to know exists).
The Division is holding an OPEN FORUM with the timeshare industry on May 16, 2001, from 1 to 4 at the
State Regional Service Center, conference rooms A and B, South Tower, 400 West Robinson Street, Orlando,
Florida. This is an excellent opportunity for industry professionals to discuss issues and concerns with other
members of the timeshare industry and representatives of the various bureaus. Contact (407) 317-7225 for
more information.
If Florida salespeople want the State to hear them about reserves, charge-backs and other issues, this is the time
and the place to do it. It would be nice to see a large contingent of salespeople present.
COMMENT from you: --" Let's give
the Russian Space Agency a huge cheer!!!! They have set the record, $20,000,000 for a one week floating non deeded
timeshare week... Some of the developers I know are champing at the bit to follow their lead!!!!"
Regarding The Shadow's newsletter last week, it is true that representatives of
The Beat talked to RCI at the ARDA bash. Our main man, Rod Hackman, spoke to RCI Points folks
personally, on the record. And it is true that he was promised documentation about RCI Points via email no later
than the following Monday, and that it did not arrive. However, we feel that we should point out that it was not
RCI's Director of Communications to whom he spoke. Whenever The Beat has aimed questions at Mr. John Barrows
he has been most prompt and courteous in responding to them, and he has made sure that the documentation requested
is now on its way to us in hard copy, via snail mail. No doubt it was just the confusion and excitement around
ARDA that caused the original snafu.
- NOTE: the RCI Points package has arrived, and in a most timely fashion. It is being devoured. The
Shadow is working up a lather and will be giving an opinion soon. Stay tuned. And if you are one of the multitude
who is lacking discounted group medical, dental, vision and life insurance benefits-- make sure you don't miss
The Shadow's column for Monday, May 7!! (To subscribe to this newsletter, just send an email to shadow@thetimesharebeat.com
with the word " Subscribe" in the subject box.)
E-mail: street@streettalkblog.com
And there were mergers and rumors of mergers... It just gets more interesting by the minute.
Take Bluegreen, for example. Everyone has had their eyes on Cendant, waiting for some kind of move
or announcement, and that makes good sense. Imagine if Cendant got its hands on not only another major timeshare
company but also a land division. Remember, Cendant owns the Century 21, ERA Stroman and Coldwell Banker
franchises. Gee, who do you think might be selling full ownership for a land division owned by Cendant? But who
else might be looking at Bluegreen? Who else might want an instant big presence in the industry, or to spread out
beyond current boundaries? There are several candidates, among them the Texas billionaire Bass Brothers,
who were nosing around Trendwest just last year. This is one very intriguing possibility, and maybe we should
be watching Texas for awhile?
Since we're on the subject, let's look at Trendwest. Shopped around for a couple of years, found no worthy buyer
and was suddenly pulled off the market by majority owner Jeld-Wen not too long ago. Massive growth on all
fronts, including the huge MountainStar project near Cle Elum, Washington, where timeshare is only a small
part of the entire project. It was recently announced, though rumored for years, that Trendwest has changed its
exchange affiliation to Interval International as of October 1 this year.
Trendwest wants and needs to move into the eastern part of the USA. So who is available (besides Bluegreen)?
Well, there's always Silverleaf and Equivest, but Equivest shows no sign of actually being for sale.
Silverleaf has drive-to locations in strategic parts of the country, which would fit well with Trendwest's drive-to
locations in the west. So that's one good likelihood.
Here's a really great big what-if. What if Trendwest itself is still quietly for sale, if the right entity
came along with very deep pockets and the right moves. It would take someone really big to buy this company out
or merge with it. Someone like a Carlson or a Bass Hotels, for instance, or maybe even a Starwood. Now, just
for speculation purposes, do another let's-suppose. Interval Internation has to meet RCI's advantage with Cendant
and Fairfield in order to stay viable. IF Interval and Trendwest could somehow join hands in a greater affiliation,
you'd have instant critical mass in both resort ownership and a viable points system for the 2nd biggest exchange
company in the world. That's a pretty big bite to chew off, though...
AND, you've now got Avendra, LLC, which announced recently that it has executed definitive documents
that add Bass Hotels & Resorts, ClubCorp, USA, Inc., and Fairmont Hotels & Resorts as founders.
They join Marriott International, Inc., and Hyatt Hotels Corporation, which formed the venture in early
2001. Avendra is an independent company providing the largest, most comprehensive procurement network for the North
American hospitality and related industries, a market estimated at $80 billion annually. Will Interval International
and/or Trendwest get in on this?
By the way, we received this note about Trendwest's move to Interval, and thought we'd pass it along
to you: --" Trendwest/WorldMark is going with I.I.
Oct.1st, those old owners who wish to stay with R.C.I. may, or [they can] sign up for both. Any new owners will
be offered only I.I. It seems Trendwest has decided that with Cedant being the owner of R.C.I. & Fairfield
it was time to move on, the Salespeople like I.I. better anyway, better resorts etc."
AND this one: --" Trendwest's new resort on Thousand
Hills Golf Course in Branson, MO. is exclusively Interval International... sorry RCI... you lose that one."
Hey... Is Trendwest buying Sunterra's Round Hill location in Tahoe? AND, heard on May 6:
Is Trendwest buying the Baja Del Mar Resort in Rosarito, Mexico? Nice location, just south of the
California border. Nice resort that has been up for sale for awhile now... yes/no?
- COMMENT from you May 4: --" The deal for
Trendwest/Round Hill is done, for the land there at least. Given the stated desire to move east and into Europe,
aquisition seems likely. With the stock price at the asking price last year, perhaps a sale is still being looked
at?"
- AND: We are told that the windows in the old Roundhill Sunterra offsite sales center were decorated
with " for lease" signs on May 3.
E-mail: street@streettalkblog.com
Last week we said: Rumor has it that Celebration World Resort sent
its line packing. Anything to that?
This week we hear: --" Celebration World Resort is owned by 3 individuals: Richard Britzius, Dan Lambert, Jim
Verrillo. Lambert and Verrillo decided they would like to purchase the shares
owned by R. Britzius. Britzius decided he would like to purchase the shares owned by Lambert and Verrillo. A deadlock
occured. Lambert and Verrillo decided to move the tours from Celebration to Vacation Village while the matter was
being negotiated. The entire Celebration line followed the tours to Vacation Village. Britzius has now decided
to sell his interest to his partners and the Celebration sales organization is expected to be back at Celebration
by the end of the week. It was business as usual with everyone being paid, on time, as if nothing occured."
- COMMENT from you May 5: --" When a truth is mixed with a tale, makes the tale a lot easier
to believe. If you believe everything you read, then, maybe, you really were brought by the stork!" So, are we to assume that part of the information is true and part of it is not?
Which parts?
- COMMENT from you May 9: --" The only thing thats
true about the 'Celebration story' are the names."
Is Hawaii's Outrigger chain finally going to get into the biz? They announced last
year that they were looking at timeshare as a possibility and we have been saying for a very long time that it
won't be IF but WHEN. There is no confirmation that the company is ready to take that step, but there is a most
intriguing development going on in Waikiki that has raised hopes. On the corner of Saratoga and Kalia there
is a 12-story Ohana hotel, the Royal Islander, one of Outrigger's brands. Right next door (going inland) are two
old lowrise hotels, with Buzz's Steakhouse on the other side. Buzz's is adjacent to the lobby of another Ohana
Hotel, the Reef Lanai. The Beat learned on Wednesday that Outrigger is tearing down both of those old lowrises
(remember The Breakers?) and will replace them with a big pool area and a small tower. Now, this particular property
area is across the street from the Outrigger Waikiki Shore and Outrigger Reef, where there is a walkway to the
beach. The Ohana hotels front on Fort DeRussy's extensive green grounds, which means that the view from the new
building will never ever be impeached. We have always thought this would be a perfect location for a timeshare
resort in Waikiki. Nice green views and close to the beach. Does Outrigger think so too? So far, we have had no
response from Outrigger, so we can't say...
Of course, what would be the ultimate would be for Outrigger to convert the Waikiki Shore, a condo building,
to timeshare. Yikes. Hot!!! We are panting just thinking about it.
Outrigger has been branching out into the Pacific arena lately, with properties in Australia, Fiji and Micronesia.
And they have an invaluable data base of customers who have been staying at Outrigger properties for over 4 decades,
and who trust the company. We predict that when Outrigger finally dives in, they will do very well indeed.
COMMENT from you April 30: --" RCI MANAGEMENT is still an oxymoron as I see it. They have not responded to my email of over two weeks ago. So,
they were bought out or merged with FAIRFIELD? Is that an excuse for ineptness and pablum management including
neglecting its customers and clients who are the ones who PAY THEIR INCOMES? I have had an ongoing participation
in a maintenance fee dispute initiated by the former owner of my week at The Heidelberg Inn. RCI Management has
not responded to ANY letters or email from me or the former owner. 'These people' who allegedly run that operation
in my opinion are totally clueless as to what is 'management'. It is not just shuffling money-- it is attending
to the needs and wants of its 'clients'---namely the owners of the timeshare project. What a joke these people
are. They have responded to my dispute with a collection agency. What a lot of fun this is!"
What's going on with Spinnaker, most specifically the Myrtle Beach Plantation
property? The Taylors did appear at ARDA, though they were not on the original attendees list so it must have been
a late decision. We're hearing rumors that Nigel 'Mr. Popularity' Russell (he does have a fan club) may
be looking for another home. True? Not? And what was the reason he originally left Vistana (about the time Starwood
was doing due diligence, wasn't it?) If he's moving on, where is he going? And is Bob Davis running things
at Plantation now? What are the juicy details, if any?
- COMMENT from you May 5: --" Bob Davis
has always run the place. They just never could see themselves giving power to someone as ethical as he."
- COMMENT from you May 6: --" IF Nigel
was to go, he will be strong and mighty. He comands perfection, and delivers $$$$$."
E-mail: street@streettalkblog.com
COMMENT from you: --" A while back The Beat reported that it was rumored that Epic Resorts, in the Franklin Mills Mall, in Philadelphia, PA. was rumored to close. I have reason to believe
that The Beat was correct, at that point in time. However, Epic's recently appointed PD, Ron Schleppegrell, was
given the opportunity to improve sales before any contemplated closing."
It is our understanding that prior to his appointment to Epic, Ron Schleppegrell was the PD for Med
Resorts International, at the Fort Washington (Philadelphia suburb) sales office, when MRI went into receivership.
(MRI was abruptly closed, by the FTC, on Monday, August 21, 2000.) According to our sources, Ron was previously
informed that he was being replaced at MRI, but not that MRI was closing, since they had no forewarning. Therefore,
as he had laid his plans before MRI's unexpected closing, he took many of the liners and a TO to ARI in
Devon, PA., another Philadelphia suburb. Apparently he and ARI did not agree with each other, and Ron and his minions
left. Just in time, as Epic was contemplating closing, to convince Epic's upper management that he could
improve sales therefore, Epic remains open for the time being.
Sometimes it takes awhile to find the track that fits. Is this the one? Is any of the above information incorrect?
E-mail The Street: street@streettalkblog.com
Word is that all is not paradise at Orange Lake in Orlando, where some very
unhappy sales reps appear to be circulating petitions that are not favorable to the DOS at Orange Lake's VIP department.
" Bob Hollingsworth is now a fireman!" said one person. " He spends all of his time 'putting out fires'..."
The sales reps question Bob's knowledge about an in-house department, saying that sales are down and morale is
low, and they don't think he should be allowed to gain timeshare experience at their expense.
It is not true that a DOS or PD must necessarily have years of timeshare experience to successfully manage a
timeshare track (and timeshare sales reps)-- but it sure helps. Anyone like to add to, clarify or rebut this subject?
- COMMENT from you May 4: --" Response to
Orange Lake and Bob Hollingsworth. The Street is correct. It doesn't take a PD or DOS years of timeshare experience
to be successful nor should you need years of experience to know that when you have a 35% closer who wants to wear
black shirts... YOU LET THEM !"
- COMMENT from you May 5: --" You are all
missing the point. The problem in the timeshare business is that top salespeople, who know nothing about management
and have no management experience, are promoted to management positions. We all reach a point where we need to
stop 'hauling tours', no matter how successful we are. So, we look for management positions to take us off the
line.
" Top salespeople need big egos to be top salespeople. It is that same massive ego that prevents salespeople
promoted to management from becoming great managers. I consider Bob Hollingsworth an exception. Bob was a very
capable salesperson who kept to himself and is one of the more modest salespeople I have ever worked with. Don't
be so hard on him. His hands are probably tied, forcing him to be reactive rather than proactive. You cannot imagine
the incompetence of those above him.
" OLCC will always achieve some level of success in spite of incompetent leadership at the top. You just have
to drive onto the property to know what I mean. The property has too much going for it and there is too much history..."
- COMMENT from you May 5: --" Yeah, I want to
rebut this statement! Michael Jordan did not need Phil Jackson to teach him how to dunk a basket, but at least
Phil Jackson had played the game and had enough experience to straighten out Mike when he was off his game.
" The 'good ole boy network' thrives on promoting brother-in-law managers that have no experience to be in
the positions they receive, with the line of thinking expressed above. Another goofy thought is that if a liner
can sell 100K in a month that they will be good managers. (so tell me what caused Hank Aaron to fail as a manager?)
The so called closers / TO's out there with a whopping year of experience under their belts make most real veterans
of the trenches want to puke. They can't lead blind school children out of a burning building but because they
have the audacity to make embarrassing statements at a sales table they are management material? Come on, give
us a break with the lack of experience crap but still can manage a successful track. Successful by whose standards?
There are tracks out there that could make money with a monkey in charge, but they will only reach their true potential
and make REAL MONEY or be successful with real experience running it. There was a time when a person had to actually
know how much the marketing cost was and have true sales ability and people skills at the same time in order to
be considered for a PD job. Nowadays anyone with a butt kissing personality can achieve this position." The Street thinks you are both right and wrong. We know a man who took over a
room after only 3 months of selling timeshare, and did it extremely successfully by everyone's standards.
HOWEVER: he had 1) extreme sales talent 2) an equal talent for managing people 3) a thorough understanding, via
study and unusually deep training, of how the industry works 4) an understanding of the needs of sales people
5) an instinct for it. This is, of course, the exception rather than the rule...
- COMMENT from you May 6: --" With 15 years
in the business and experience in all phases of timeshare, camp-share, vacation clubs, etc I have been passed over
many times because of my closing ability (the in charge person couldn't do my job but I could do his), and their
lack of ability showed if they were challenged, so it was easier to relace the TO than to find a spot for them
to increase sales at the resort. In all cases where the TO's (managers were replaced) the PD eventually was replaced
also. If the powers to be would recognize that a good sales person needs his ego fed and the best way to do that
is have them find out if they would be a good TO, or if they should stay where they can be most beneficial to the
project or be promoted up the ladder and make the decision on their own. The DOS or PD that understands this will
have loyalty, enthusiasm, and a sales force making money for themselves and the resort. What most people fail to
see is that sometimes LESS IS MORE, increase sales by a few percent and divide that up between the people that
produced it."
E-mail The Street: street@streettalkblog.com
Kudos to:
Just Wondering:
- Who's trying to buy Fox Hills Resort in Mishicot, Wisconsin?
- Will Starwood take the fabulous new St. Regis Monarch Beach at Dana Point, CA
into some kind of timeshare or high end fractional program? What a location, what a resort, what an opportunity!
- Is Epic going to be running the planned timeshare resort at the Cabazon tribe's
Fantasy Springs property near Palm Springs?
- Why does Intrawest seem to pay so little attention to promoting their timeshare
properties, relative to their other endeavors? A press release about Mt. Tremblant, for instance, will usually
not even mention the fact that there is a timeshare property there, as if it were against the law to mention it
or something. Not that this makes them any different than most of the other major brands, but that's beside the
point. Intrawest's first urban destination, in Vancouver, B.C., is scheduled to open June 15, but you'd
never know it by their efforts to publicize it. And why have they failed to respond to any of our recent attempts
to get information about them?
- Speaking of Vancouver, B.C., PTP Destinations has opened its resort in that lovely
city as well, affiliated with RCI. So what is PTP Destinations doing next? Inquiring minds want to know.
E-mail The Street: street@streettalkblog.com
Here is where you'll find the list
of women in positions of authority within the industry. We'd sure like to know that there are a whole lot more
than have so far been brought to our attention. We'd also like to know, and so would many of our readers, about
other minorities in positions from sales manager on up to the top. Any African Americans in positions of authority
in the TS biz? Hispanics? etc.
COMMENT from you April 10: --" J.C. Azzio
with ARI was Production mgr. Roo Jackson (African American) with ARI Rick Humphery (African American)
currently with Fairfield. These men hold top positions
in the TS biz... All three are VERY talented men and deserve their high ranks and more!!"
NOTE from you April 18: --" Where are the
women in charge that work with Fairfield?" Good question.
- RESPONSE from you April 20: --" There are
too many woman in management in Fairfield to name them but to the woman who typed in let me say if you put up the
numbers your name will come up..."
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- Ritz Carlton is adding 48 guestrooms and suites to its St. Thomas property. Must
be doing well, but then it IS the Ritz...
- In case the economy really tanks and tourism is hard hit, you might want to note that
casinos in places like Biloxi, Mississippi do well in an economic downturn, as people stay closer to home.
Biloxi's clientele mostly comes from within a 120-mile radius. Casino Magic in nearby Bay St. Louis has
received permits for construction of a $35 million, 300-room, 14-story hotel that will feature a complete spa with
swimming pool, gift shops, 10,000 square feet of convention space and a 24-hour restaurant. In the company's plans
further down the line, as more customers come to the area, the casino may add timeshare condominiums, shopping
centers and other projects on its 591-acre tract. We think it can't be soon enough. Beautiful area, historic--
and on the beach.
- According to DAVE CARPENTER, an AP Business Writer, United Airlines is getting
into the timeshare business via a fractional ownership jet program. The story was first broken by The Wall Street
Journal and Aviation Daily, and it appears that United already has created a business-jet subsidiary, is hiring
pilots and is close to signing deals with corporate jet manufacturers. The service is expected to begin early next
year and may fly as many as 200 small jets within 5 years.
- According to Trendwest's latest financial report: " During the first three
months of this year, the Company contributed to the WorldMark network 32 units at Branson, Missouri, 39 units at
St. George, Utah, 26 units at Depoe Bay, Oregon, and 35 units at Bison Town in Arizona. In addition, Trendwest
Resorts South Pacific contributed 10 units at The Horizon Resort in Port Stephens, New South Wales, Australia,''
stated William F. Peare, Trendwest's Chief Executive Officer. ``We expect that the Company will continue to benefit
from our unique ''drive-to`` strategy and the opportunities and flexibility that our Vacation Credits offer our
target market.
``Later this year will bring additional vacation destinations as we add Kihei in Maui, Hawaii and Oceanside in
California to our stable,'' continued Peare. ``In addition, we recently completed negotiations with Interval International
to expand the vacation alternatives that we will be able to offer prospective purchasers of our products."
- The Casablanca hotel-casino in Mesquite, Nevada, is adding 15 new timeshare
units in a 3-story building which should be finished in June this year. Once they are completed the Casablanca
will have 27 units total.
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- All is quiet on this front this week.
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Castle Harbour Hotel in Bermuda- a landmark first planned by a British organization
in 1923 and opened on November 1, 1932, was last operated by Marriott's and extended substantially by them in a
perpetually money losing operation. It was finally closed in 1999. Demolition of the old hotel began in the autumn
of 2000 and is taking place in stages, not by explosion of the entire structure, after the contractor rid some
buildings of asbestos. Construction of the new resort to take Castle Harbour's place is slated to start in 2002
and the resort is due to open in late summer 2003 as the US$250 million, 250-acre, five star Tucker's Point
Club. It is located in the most exclusive and private residential area of Bermuda, known as Tucker's Town.
It will have108 suites for hotel guests in the new Rosewood Hotel to be built from the old Castle Harbour
Hotel and 44 private club type residential accommodations for the exceedingly affluent. It will be under the management
of Rosewood, who will accept leasehold not freehold of the hotel from Bermuda Properties Limited. Bermuda
Properties Limited is headed by Ed Trippe, whose father was Juan Trippe, founder of the original Pan American World
Airways. Juan Trippe took over Bermuda Properties Limited from the Furness Withy shipping group that built both
the original Castle Harbour Hotel and the Mid Ocean Club. (Bermuda Properties still owns both).
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- The Auberge Residence Club at Esperanza Resort, in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico,
recently appointed Tom Henson as Sales Executive. Tom most recently worked with Equivest at their Myrtle
Beach, SC properties. He will be in charge of Esperanza's newest sales center in Cabo, working under the direction
of Lee Farthing, Vice President of Esperanza Resorts.
- Ferdi Montes, formerly of Westgate in Orlando and Miami, is said to have
set up shop at Oak Plantation in Kissimmee.
- E-mail: street@streettalkblog.com
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- Where is Ralph Abbott? Donna is looking for you.
- Where is Bill Frost, from Silverleaf Piney Shores? Contact info provided to Bill upon request.
- Where is DENVER GREEN? Someone he worked with at The Breakers in Ft. Lauderdale under Steve " SULLY"
Sullentrop, and then almost went into a marketing business with him in Hilton Head, is looking for him. Contact
details provided to Denver upon request.
- Anyone seen Rod Langley lately? Anyone know the whereabouts of one of the best opcs in the business,
Tony Marino?
- " Trying to find Richard McWilliams, former VP of sales at Fairfield's Charlotte off site
and Fairfield Harbor, New Bern, NC. He was a good friend and I'd love to hear from him."
- Has anyone heard anything about Randy Hoge, former V.P. of Spinnaker Resorts? RESPONSE: Randy Hoge is PD at Epic Resort Regency in Daytona. Rumor has it he is going to be moving up into
upper-management sometime soon-- within the Epic group.
- Looking for Jim Olsen fomerly with Peppertree. Drop us a line, Jim, and we'll tell you who's
looking.
- Searching for Nicole Cavannah.. formerly of Peppertree in Gatlinburg. NOTE: Nicole is selling RCI Points in San Diego. If the person looking for her will forward a name,
contact info can be given.
- Privately looking for Tony Vita, originally from New Orleans. He was a T.O. with the now defunct
Fairfield, Atlanta office and possibly still with F.F. RESPONSE:
we are getting conflicting reports about Tony. Tony, if you are out there shoot us a note and we'll tell you who's
looking.
- Looking for Marty Carrigan, I heard that he is back in Europe?
- Where is Ralph Muller founder of Vacation Break USA? What is he doing nowadays? Is he retired
or is he still in the business of timeshare?
- Someone is looking to confidentially contact Mark Earnst. We will provide contact info
upon request by you, Mark.
- " Looking for Gary Stefon and his beautiful girl friend Sharon, Cancun Area ???? Diamondduke2
is looking for you guys, please give us an E-Mail, or if someone out there has their new address. Thanks"
RESPONSE: We hear that Gary is working at the Mayan Palace
in Cancun.
- Where is Gilbert Martin, formerly at Hyatt Key West and Lake Tahoe?
- Where is Hans Schroth, last known working at Allegro in Cancun?
- Trying to locate Patti Thayer, or (White). Last seen some years ago selling Timeshare in the
Coachella Valley. Give us a shout and we'll tell you who's looking.
- Where is Ken Bills? He worked for Hilton in Las Vegas. RESPONSE: If the person who is looking will give us some contact information we might be able to help...
- Where are Linda Baron and Diana Williams from the Lighthouse Cove in FL?
- Does anyone know where Mike Jaffe is? Let us know, and we will privately supply contact info
for the person who is looking.
- Where is Bill Hunter, formerly of Mauna Loa on the Big Island of Hawaii?
- Where is Frank Braglia " master opc and telemarketer marketing genius? We need him in Germany,
Italy and Spain now." .
- Privately looking for P.J. LaChance most recently DOS with The Belair Beach Hotel on St Martin.
Give us a shout, PJ, and we'll tell you who's looking-- there are a few people who would like to contact you.
- Private Request: " Looking for Susan Simmons. Lost track of her after Timber Creek Resort
in Desoto, Mo. She was Member Services Director when the resort first opened. Then I heard a rumor that she went
to Texas at maybe the Villages in Tyler. Thanks" Contact information will be provided upon request from Susan.
- Looking º ¿ º for Jack Gregory formerly working in Mexico and at 4 Sails in Va.
Beach several years ago. (Please contact The Street and we'll
tell you who is looking, privately.)
- Does anybody know the whereabouts of Maxwell A.E. Mohr formerly Dir of Mktg Aloha Group, Waikiki
then Developer of Lifetime of Vacations: Thailand & Singapore.
- Where is Paul Parker, last known area New Jersey selling t/s. " I knew him prior, at Thousand
Adventures Inc {campgrounds etc.}"
- Anybody know where the ever-lovely Suzanne Bridge/Rockwell/Foster(?) might be?
- Where are Francine and Bob Currier, formerly with Shell Kona Coast and then Shell in Florida?
- Where is Frank D'Errico Jr., OPC Manager, these days?
- Where is Paul Petrac, most recently International Sales Director, Hilton Grand Vacations Club,
Orlando?
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LET'S DO THINGS THIS WAY: If you want to find someone, go ahead and ask but include
contact info (privately with The Street) so we can reply if the person is found. If the person you are looking
for wants to know WHO'S LOOKING before giving out information, we can tell that person who you are and let them
decide whether or not to respond. It can all be done privately, if you prefer, but let us know that you
want it that way BEFORE we publish it. Yes, we ARE a paranoid bunch. And sometimes with reason.
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