[Archive]

Posted By: Jodi Birkholm

I was a SABR member on two separate occasions. I found it to be a situation of, "What do YOU have to offer US?". With the exception of Dick Malatzky and one kind fellow from MA whose name escapes me (could it be Richard Thompson?), every SABR member I had contact with was not willing to share their info. They were incredibly hungry for anything I cared to share, however. It left a rancid taste in my mouth. My experience was that the Society was filled with self-serving individuals. I hope I'm wrong, but I gave SABR two chances and ended up disappointed both times. It's a shame, really; I wish it had turned out differently.