AOMCI Member Email Verification/Website Tech Tips/ Navagation
AOMCI Member Email Verification/Website Tech Tips/ Navagation
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Hi Travis. I am an old member from Texas and serve as the Indian Silver Arrow Special Interest Group Leader. Apparently I have not been logged in for quite a while. I cannot figure out how to get to the Member’s Special pages like the membership roster. Can you help and old guy out??
Tom Oncken
AOMCI Indian Special Interest Group Leader texasoutboard@comcast.net
1415 Dorsetshire Drive
Pasadena, Texas 77504-3234
My husband Thomas Fisher was a long-standing and enthusiastic Club member. Unfortunately he passed a few years ago, leaving me with a basement full of special old motors that he loved. I think he would have wanted them to go to someone who would love and appreciate them as much as he did. I don’t know a thing about the motors and have no idea how to start. Can you please give me some advice? I would be happy to donate them to a good cause, say a museum or something. I live in Michigan. Thank you!
Hi Travis. I am an old member from Texas and serve as the Indian Silver Arrow Special Interest Group Leader. Apparently I have not been logged in for quite a while. I cannot figure out how to get to the Member’s Special pages like the membership roster. Can you help and old guy out??
Tom Oncken
AOMCI Indian Special Interest Group Leader
texasoutboard@comcast.net
1415 Dorsetshire Drive
Pasadena, Texas 77504-3234
My husband Thomas Fisher was a long-standing and enthusiastic Club member. Unfortunately he passed a few years ago, leaving me with a basement full of special old motors that he loved. I think he would have wanted them to go to someone who would love and appreciate them as much as he did. I don’t know a thing about the motors and have no idea how to start. Can you please give me some advice? I would be happy to donate them to a good cause, say a museum or something. I live in Michigan. Thank you!