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Abbey Weddings
Distance: 2.1 Mi2825 Fifth Ave
92103 San Diego -
California-Antilles Trading
Distance: 2.0 Mi3735 Adams Ave
92116 San Diego -
Coffee Break Wisdom
Distance: 3.2 MiPO BOX 34075
92163 San Diego -
Coastline Vending Inc
Distance: 3.2 Mi
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Freshair
Distance: 3.3 Mi3571 Ruffin Rd Unit 139
92123-5505 San Diego
Description
The Club's History: Through the Eyes Of Its Presidents Following are contributions from past club presidents to the 25-year commemorative MasterLink, published in 2008, the silver anniversary of the club (click president's name in list below to access his/her report). 1985 - Greg Birch 1986 - Mike Schnoor 1987 - Arnie Baker 1988 - Arnie Baker 1989 - Arnie Baker 1991 - Arnie Baker 1991 - Wally Millar 1992/93 - Gary DeVoss 1994 - Marty Rose 1995 - Ross Nicholson 1996 - David Pain 1997 - Pete Penseyres 2002/03 - Don Peters 2004-05 - Adrienne Brian 2006 - Kevin Gilbert 2007 - Julie Hamilton Club members are invited to send their contributions on the Members Page . Who’s who in our 25-Year Montage? In the “2,” clockwise from the top, are: Anne O’Brien with Bonnie Gabriel; Don Peters with the “Goddess;” David Pain at 1998 World Masters Championship; club co-founder Gary De Voss, Arnie Baker, and Margaret Nolan; David Pain racing; Arnie Baker racing; Chuck Gilbert; Mike and Judy Schnorr; and Gordy Shields inducted into Hall of Fame at World Senior Games in St. George, Utah. In the “5,” clockwise from top are: national champions Gordy Shields, Marty Rose, Genna Mayberry, and Margaret Nolan; the record setting 20K & 40K team at Moriarty, New Mexico; club co-founder and first president Greg Birch; original member Danny Ferioli; Arnie Baker on the cover of Geezerjock, celebrating the club’s 25th anniversary; longtime member/ride leader/coach Vic Monteleon; and Cyclo-Vets at a 1992 hill climb in St. George. From Simple Beginnings Came a Remarkable Club By Gary De Voss During 2006 and 2007, as we approached the 25th Anniversary of the Cyclo-Vets, Gordy Shields and I spoke many times of capturing the creation and ongoing glorious happenings of our beloved club. A history committee with myself, Gordy, David and Linda Pain, and Tom Coat was formed. With the help of many past presidents, we created a commemorative 25-year history MasterLink and made special presentations at the club's 2008 Soiree. Our history started in 1982 or so, when a series of events occurred that spurred the planning for a new masters racing club, not yet named. In late 1982 the three original members - myself, Greg Birch, and John McQuaid - met in a coffee shop to make plans for a new master’s club, and in early 1983, San Diego Cyclo-Vets was born. This, in all its glory, is the story of how Cyclo-Vets started and how it has continued for all of these 25-plus years. In the left-hand column are details from many of our past president's on happenings, characters and incidents that happened during their terms. Clicking on the president's name will open up their historical contributions. It is also our goal to preserve the history on our website and open it up to members of the club. When you access the Members Page in the website's History Section, you'll see a form that invites you to send your contribution and your story into the history project editor so he/she can add a link for you at the appropriate time you joined the club. In this way your own history will be included in the overall club history, and this history will become an interactive, ever-changing, and ever-growing project, much in the style of Wikipedia. We look forward to our history section growing. But, for now, you can retrace the early years of our history by reading the presidents’ statements, beginning with the report by Greg Birch, who ended up being our first president. Please enjoy our attempt to capture the fantastic memories and achievements of all of our riders throughout the years - including you!