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Date: Fourth Thursday of Every Month

5 PM ET (22:00z)

As the term suggests, meetings of this type are open to alcoholics and their families and to anyone interested in solving a personal drinking problem or helping someone to solve such a problem.

Most open meetings follow a more or less set pattern, a chairperson describes the AA program briefly for the benefit of any newcomers who relate their personal drinking histories and may give their personal interpretation of AA and BOAF.

Guests at this BOAF meeting are reminded that any opinions or interpretations they may hear are solely those of the speaker involved. All members are free to interpret the recovery program in their own terms, but none can speak for BOAF or for AA as a whole.

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Date: Third Thursday of Every Month

5 PM ET (22:00z)

As the term suggests, meetings of this type are open to alcoholics and their families and to anyone interested in solving a personal drinking problem or helping someone to solve such a problem.

Most open meetings follow a more or less set pattern, a chairperson describes the AA program briefly for the benefit of any newcomers who relate their personal drinking histories and may give their personal interpretation of AA and BOAF.

Guests at this BOAF meeting are reminded that any opinions or interpretations they may hear are solely those of the speaker involved. All members are free to interpret the recovery program in their own terms, but none can speak for BOAF or for AA as a whole.

ZOOM ID 847 9257 0688

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Date: Third Thursday of Every Month

5 PM ET (22:00z)

As the term suggests, meetings of this type are open to alcoholics and their families and to anyone interested in solving a personal drinking problem or helping someone to solve such a problem.

Most open meetings follow a more or less set pattern, a chairperson describes the AA program briefly for the benefit of any newcomers who relate their personal drinking histories and may give their personal interpretation of AA and BOAF.

Guests at this BOAF meeting are reminded that any opinions or interpretations they may hear are solely those of the speaker involved. All members are free to interpret the recovery program in their own terms, but none can speak for BOAF or for AA as a whole.

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Date: Thursday, October 23, 2025

1 PM EST (1800z)

As the term suggests, meetings of this type are open to alcoholics and their families and to anyone interested in solving a personal drinking problem or helping someone to solve such a problem.

Most open meetings follow a more or less set pattern, a chairperson describes the AA program briefly for the benefit of any newcomers who relate their personal drinking histories and may give their personal interpretation of AA and BOAF.

Guests at this BOAF meeting are reminded that any opinions or interpretations they may hear are solely those of the speaker involved. All members are free to interpret the recovery program in their own terms, but none can speak for BOAF or for AA as a whole.

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Hi all.

If you are still interested in attending Colonel Tom Harrison's funeral ceremony at Arlington, I have a few notes to help.

Good morning Don. Can you share with anyone interested that Tom Harrison’s funeral procession at Arlington Cemetery will be Wednesday (10/22). Attendees will need to show ID at the checkpoint and ask for directions to Col Thomas Harrison’s funeral parking. Then park in a line behind the sign HARRISON to follow the procession at 11 AM. Arrive before 10:45 AM.

R/ Don S.

For more info contact d_supon@hotmail.com

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Lyle Prouse was born in Wichita, Kansas in 1938. He is part Comanche and grew up in an alcoholic home in a World War II housing project. He was active in his Native American community. After graduating from High School in Wichita, Lyle joined the Marines as a private but made the rare transition from enlisted to commisioned officer and ultimately Captain, a jet fighter pilot flying combat missions in Vietnam.

After his discharge from the Corps, Lyle became an airline captain for Northwest Airlines and flew for nearly 22 years before the same alcoholism that killed his parents almost destroyed his life. He was the first commercial pilot ever arrested and sent to prison for flying drunk. 

The blistering media coverage was relentless as he was fired, stripped of all flying certificates, tried, convicted, and sent to Federal prison for sixteen months. The trial judge added sanctions on top of the conviction to guarantee he would never fly again. In spite of all the seemingly impossible obstacles, Lyle got sober, experienced many breathtaking miracles, returned to Northwest Airlines and retired as a 747 captain. In January of 2001 he received a full Presidential pardon from then President Bill Clinton.

Today, Lyle is a husband, father, and grandfather. He has been sober over 28 years and has devoted his life to helping others overcome alcoholism. He is still flying and has participated with all the major airlines in their ongoing alcohol programs. He remains active in Native American sobriety movements.

Lyle and wife Barbara have been married for over 56 years and reside in the Altanta area. 

September 1 @ 7 PM ET

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Beth OSullivan

Text/Call 734-352-9606

Email: osullivan110@msn.com

Dr Brendan Adams

Dr. Adams is an addiction trained physician working in the field of safety-critical addiction medicine – primarily aviation. He has practised for 40 years. He is certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine (ABAM), and has his Certificate of Added Competency (CAC) in addiction medicine from the Canadian College of Family Practice. He is the medical director or consultant for various Canadian Airlines as well as the Airline Pilots Association (International). He serves on the Transport Canada Aviation Medical Review Board as a subject matter expert in addiction. He co-teaches the addiction medicine 4 day program for Aircrew Recovery Canada alongside his colleague, psychologist Doug McKibbon, and is the editor of the course sylabus. In addition, he ran the addiction recovery program for the Calgary Police Service for 12 years. In his spare time, he is a licenced instrument-rated commercial pilot flying a Mooney 231.

August 18 @ 7 pm 11 pm UTC

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Beth OSullivan

Text/Call 734-352-9606

Email: osullivan110@msn.com

July 21st- Dr. Gable

Monday at 7 PM EST via Zoom(11PM UTC)

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Michele Gable is one of the founding members, and Director of Operations for Choice Lab, INC. Choice Lab assists their clients with substance abuse monitoring programs and helps to establish testing parameters specific to their needs.

Before starting Choice Lab 25 years ago, she worked in the healthcare field working as a nurse in Cardiology and family practice. Michele has worked closely with many addiction treatment centers, doctors specializing in substance abuse care and held a contract with the Department of Family and Children Services for many years. She currently works with Judicial Drug and DUI court programs.

Choice Lab has established substance abuse monitoring programs for medical professionals, Aviation and Airline programs as well as working with legal teams to assist in safety plans.

Michele has been married for 33 years to Robby and they have two daughters and one granddaughter. In her free time, she can often be found camping, boating and spending time with family.

July 14th- Dr. Kay

Monday at 7 PM EST via Zoom(11PM UTC)

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Washington Neuropsychological Institute

Gary G. Kay, Ph.D., ABN, ABAP

Diplomate, American Board of Professional Neuropsychology

Diplomat. American Board of Assessment Psychology

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July 7th- Dr. Greer

Monday at 7 PM EST via Zoom(11PM UTC)

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Dr. Robert C. Greer V D.O.

As a third generation Primary Care Physician - Dr. Robert Greer was fortunate enough to

experience the depth and reward of Family Medicine from an early age. Seeing people interact

with his Father and Grandfather laid a strong foundation of respect and admiration for the

profession. After graduating from the University of Miami with a degree in Literature - the native

Floridian continued his medical education at PCOM while pursuing his private pilots license.

Upon graduation - Dr. Greer V or “five” aimed to combine Medicine and aviation in his career.

Working at the Betty Ford Clinic in California - his exposure to substance abuse and

dependence gave him a unique background in progressive evaluation and novel treatment

options for professionals struggling with substances of abuse.

Dr. Greer works in Lake Park, Florida - seeing a unique blend of patients and professionals for a

range of issues. Acting as a HIMS Aviation Medical Examiner with over 2000 annual medcials,

Dr. Greer found his true passion by helping aviation professionals with substance dependence

get back to their professional career safely.