Thank you to those who attended the RESDC General Membership Meeting on April 18 at the Serra-Mesa Kearny-Mesa Library. We hope you found it informative and enjoyed hearing from our speakers!
 First we heard from Jill Swaim, Road Scholar Ambassador, about the educational travel programs Road Scholar offers. She shared some of her favorite travel adventures, stories, and photos.
Road Scholar Mission Statement:
Road Scholar inspires adults to learn, discover and travel. Our learning adventures open minds to new ideas and deepen understanding of oneself and of the world’s peoples, places, cultures, history and environments. A true university of the world, not-for-profit Road Scholar’s meaningful – often transformational – educational adventures engage people for whom learning is the journey of a lifetime.
For more information about Road Scholar, visit www.roadscholar.org or call
(800) 454-5768.  Then we heard from Larisa Wilmert of Lopez & Wilmert, LLP, about the benefits of a living trust estate plan. Estate planning is not just the process of deciding who gets your property when you pass away, but also making sure that if you are ever unable to make decisions for yourself, the people whom you designate to take care of you have the legal authority to do so.
For more information about Lopez & Wilmert, LLP and the services they offer, visit http://lopezwilmert.com or call (619) 589-1112. Be sure to mention that you're a member of RESDC so that you receive a discount!
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We invite you to join us at our Flag Day Luncheon on Thursday, June 15th at the same location as last year, the La Mesa Community Center in MacArthur Park (4975 Memorial Dr., La Mesa, 91942). This year we'll be entertained by Christian Youth Theater San Diego Performance Group. The cost of the Flag Day Luncheon is $12 per person. Be sure to get your reservation in early! More information and the reservation form are available at 
