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Greetings!
Is it possible that A-Day weekend is already
upon us?!! War Eagle! For everyone headed to The Plains for this annual
rite of Spring on Saturdayclick here for more
If you can't make it to Auburn -- no worries! A-Day will be live on CSS, starting at 2pm ET.
While everyone has been busy crunching numbers for their taxes (or filing extensions!), the Atlanta Auburn Club has been busy planning a number of exciting events, including a Habitat House Build, a special night of "Tiger Talk" about the do's and don'ts of college recruiting, another Young Alum event --- and late breaking details about our next, very special Atlanta Auburn Club Orange Bandana Day......
(Hint: We're headed to Turner Field!) Full details on all of these events, plus our BIG golf tournament in June, plus a whole lot more are below.
Sure, it's Tax Day --- but it's also time for something else! Time to renew your local membership in the Atlanta Auburn Club! Our membership cards for 2009 are ready-to-go and we'll be sending out a special membership email next week. AAC dues are still the same: $20 for individuals, $30 for families... and first-year alums are always Free! Your continued support of our efforts is much appreciated!
That's it from us for now. As always, if you ever have any questions, ideas or suggestions -- feel free to email us any time (our club president works hard to answer every one of them!) We hope to have word soon on a date for our BIG Game Day event in July. And... in addition to Facebook, we are also giving Twitter a whirl (or should we say Tweet?) now too! Have a great weekend everyone....
War Eagle!
The Atlanta Auburn Club
Contact us at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
Member of the AAC? Download an application from our website or send us an email.
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AAC Joining Atlanta Habitat for Mother's Day Weekend House Build
After months of waiting, the Atlanta Auburn Club is pleased to announce that we have been chosen as the one of the groups to participate in an Atlanta House Build on Mother's Day weekend!
Date: Saturday, May 9th from 8am - 4pm.
Please note: For this build, we are limited to a total of 10 volunteers. And ALL volunteers must be available for the full day!
To signup for this event, visit the Atlanta Habitat online registration system by clicking here: www.atlantahabitat.volunteerhub.com
Once there, choose a user name and password. Then enter the join code Auburn. This code enables Atlanta Auburn Club volunteers to view the signup information that is specific to our build. NOTE: At this point you have only created an account -- you have not yet signed up for the build. To register for this build, click the Sign Up button under Upcoming Events. Then when you are done, sign out of your account. Volunteers who sign up for the build will receive a confirmation email with links
for Atlanta Habitat background information, Rules to Build By, and a
Release & Waiver.
On Thursday, May 7, we will receive more specific
information (i.e. address of the construction site, information about what our group will be working on,
etc.).
If you try to register, but the website says no more volunteer slots are available -- please contact AAC Community Service Chair Ginger Florey to get on our waiting list! You can also contact Ginger with any questions you have about the event, at Email: gingerf4au@aol.com
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THIS JUST IN! AAC Orange Bandana Day at "Bark at the Park"!
The Atlanta Auburn Club found out this morning that we can get group seating at the Atlanta Braves' annual "Bark at the Park" event on Sunday, May 3, when the Braves play the Houston Astros.
Game time is 1:30p ET. And YES, humans (er, Tigers) without dogs can also sit with our group.
PRICE:
$25 Combo Ticket (One human ticket, one canine ticket,
donation to "The Bobby Cox Paws Cause")
$12 Additional human tickets (Up to 6 additional tickets allowed)
Please note: all canine tickets must be purchased with a human
ticket. Fans with two or more dogs must have an additional "owner" accompanying
the additional canine. Tickets will be available for pick-up on Sunday, May 3,
beginning at 9:30 AM. To pick up your tickets, go to the special 'Bark in The
Park' will-call table located outside of the NW Gate at the corner of Ralph
David Abernathy Dr and Pollard St. No tickets will be mailed or available in
advance.
Please click here to read more information on the Braves website regarding what sort of dogs are right for this event and additional vaccination requirements.
If you are interested in being part of the AAC's Orange Bandana Day Group for "Bark at the Park," email us ASAP with your name, telephone and email address + how many combo tickets and additional "human" tickets you are interested in purchasing.
Deadline is NOON on Monday, April 20!
We will get this list to our Braves sales rep who will contact you about ticket purchases.
Email the club at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
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AAC Hosts a "Tiger Talk" Night on Wednesday, May 13
Don't be like the Tennessee Vols' Lane Kiffin....Know the NCAA rules!
 Make plans to join the Atlanta Auburn Club for a fun and informative night of "Tiger Talk" about college recruiting, Auburn and NCAA rules.
We are pleased to welcome as our special guests for the evening: Rich McGlynn, Auburn Associate Athletics Director, Compliance; and, Bernard Hill, Auburn Associate Athletics Director, Compliance.
Rich and Bernard will be in Atlanta for an NCAA meeting.
We have long wanted to get them here to meet more metro area Tigers,
and to share their inside scoop on what is what in the SEC and the
NCAA. These guys are great... and they make compliance fun!
The best part: they will answer your questions...about Auburn and those
"other" schools! So, come join us for some casual, fun & lively discussion!!
The AAC will also be holding a raffle to benefit our 501(c)(3) Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund.
When: Wednesday, May 13
Time:Happy hour starts at 6:15p-6:30p. Our Tiger Talk session will start at 7:30p.
Where:Vita Restaurant, 2110 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Ga. 30309; Tel: 404-367-8482; On the web at: http://www.vitaatl.com/
Event is free to attend, but everyone is on their own for food and drinks. (We are trying to make this as recession-friendly as possible!) Check out Vita's web site for a peek at the menu!
We have hopes that Auburn and Atlanta's own
Paul Hemphill will also be able to join us that night to sign copies of his
book, "A Tiger Walk Through History: A Compete History of Auburn
Football from 1892 to the Tuberville Era." More details as the date draws closer.
Note: We have tried to pick a location that is easy to reach. Vita is located just north of Piedmont Hospital and just south of Peachtree Battle; it's across from The Fresh Market on Peachtree; and Marta Bus Line 23, which runs from Lenox to the Arts Center, stops right in front of the restaurant. From Cobb County, take I-75 south to Northside Drive; then take Collier Road to Peachtree Street.
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Annual Auburn University Alumni Receptions in Atlanta
-Communications & Journalism Alumni Meet Thursday at Manuel's Tavern
Come out for our annual get-together, Thursday, April 16 from 6:30p-8:30p. For more information call 334.844.1483 or e-mail: libart1@auburn.edu
-Young Alums at The Bucket Shop
All young alum grads from the Colleges of Business, Engineering and Liberal Arts are invited to an Atlanta reception at The Bucket Shop Cafe! Thursday, May 7, 2009 from 6p-8p. Bring a business card to register for a drawing -- and bring your fellow Tiger alums!
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AAC Young Alums Meeting at Tin Lizzy's on Thursday, April 23
The Atlanta Auburn Club's Young Alums are headed to Tin Lizzy's in Buckhead for some Spring fun and Live Music.
Thursday, April 23 from 7p-10p.
Tin Lizzy's is located at: 3639 Piedmont Road,
Atlanta, GA; and you can find it on the web at: www.tinlizzyscantina.com
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In the Headlines: Latest Auburn News
 Former Auburn Baseball Coach Dies
April 13, 2009
AUBURN, Ala. -
Auburn's longest tenured head baseball coach, Paul Nix, who coached the
program for 22 years from 1963-84, passed away Monday at the age of 76.
Nix had an overall record of 515-376 and guided the program to a pair
of NCAA College World Series berths, three Southeastern Conference
championships, one SEC Tournament title and six SEC Divisional titles.
He was named the SEC Coach of the Year five times.
Prior to his tenure at Auburn, Nix was the head baseball coach
at Troy State where he tallied a 77-37 record in six seasons. In 28
years, Nix was 592-413.
"Paul Nix was a great Auburn man and we are extremely saddened
by his passing," Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs said. "He laid a
strong foundation for our baseball program and brought it national
recognition with Auburn's first-ever College World Series appearance.
He was well respected by his players and developed many that went on to
have successful careers in and outside of baseball. Our thoughts and
prayers are with him and his family."
(Click here to read the rest of the article)
CBS, SEC Move Iron Bowl to Friday After ThanksgivingCBS and the SEC have moved the Auburn vs Alabama football game to the
Friday after Thanksgiving for the next two years. CBS will televise
the 2009 Iron Bowl game, which will be played on November 27 at 1:30 pm CDT at
Jordan-Hare Stadium. Click here for more information.
From the AAC: What do you think about this Iron Bowl move to "Black Friday"? Post your comments on our Facebook page or send us an email!
AU's Bonner, Boddie drafted by WNBA
ECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) - Former Auburn
All-American DeWanna Bonner was selected fifth overall in the WNBA
Draft by the Phoenix Mercury.
Bonner is the Tigers' highest WNBA draft pick. Bonner was the Southeastern Conference player of the year and finished her career as Auburn's all-time leading scorer.
Point guard Whitney Boddie was also taken in the
seventh pick of the second round Thursday by Sacramento. Boddie was the
20th overall selection.
This is the first time two Auburn players have been chosen in the WNBA draft.
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Information From the Auburn Alumni Association & AU Web Links
Here's the latest ALUM information and some great links to helpful information!
Join/Renew Your ALUM Membership Today!
It's easy, it's fast, and you can do it online. Just click here.
What are your A-Day Plans?
It's not too late to sign up for MAIN
A-day Tailgate. Join your fellow alums, reconnect with old friends and
get a sneak preview of a new era in AU football. Festivities, including
food, prizes, and music, are from 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. CDT We will be
located on the West side of Jordan-Hare Stadium in front of the Nichols
Center (ROTC building) on Donahue. Click here for a campus map. Make your reservations here.
Do you currently have a student at Auburn and are you a member of
the Auburn University Parent Association (AUPA)? Satisfy your Southern
cravings as SAA and the AUPA host the Spring Family Day Fish Fry. We'll
enjoy the food and fun at the site of the Alumni Hospility Tent. Visit
with SAA and AUPA members, enjoy live music provided by DJ Holleywood
and dig into the all-you-can-eat buffett of Southern catfish with all
the fixings. Free admission for all SAA and AUPA members.
Golden Eagles Reunion - May 14-16, 2009
Auburn graduates reaching the milestone of 50 years or more since their graduation are invited to the Golden Eagles Reunion, May 14-16. This event will include the Auburn vs. Alabama baseball game, special presentations from across the AU campus, nostalgic fellowship among friends and classmates, and the induction of the classes of 1958 and 1959 into the special group known as "Golden Eagles." Please help us spread the word by sharing the following web site with your club members who graduated in 1958, 1959, or before. Registration information can be found at www.aualum.org/ge
2009 Football Season Away Game Travel
It's already time to start thinking about away game travel
packages for the 2009 football season! Away game packages are sponsored
by the Auburn Alumni Association and Tigers Unlimited. Reserve your
spot today! More travel information and a pdf of the 2009 brochure can
be found at http://www.aualum.org/travel/away-game.html.
Something Fun -- ASK AUBIE
Have
you ever wanted to ask Aubie a question or two -- like, what he did for his 30th birthday? Or, what's his favorite kind of birthday cake? Well, you can quit wondering and start
asking. Just ask Aubie by clicking this link.
Atlanta Auburn Club Quick Links for ALUM Assn & Auburn University:
Auburn Game Day Website
Jordan-Hare Stadium Seating Chart
Auburn University Webcams
Downtown Auburn Webcams
WebsiteTiger Cubs
Tiger Troops
Glomerata Online (beginning with the earliest issues!)
Alumni Association Shop
Tiger2Tiger Network Log in
ALUM Network Log in
Update Your Alumni Association Record
Spirit of Auburn Credit Card
Official ALUM Webstore Link to Tiger Rags
War Eagle Travelers
Local Auburn Alumni Clubs around the United States
Local Game Watch Locations Around the United States
Local Auburn Clubs Awarded Scholarships
Auburn Magazine
ALUM Screensavers and Desktop Wallpaper
Auburn Car Tags in Alabama
Auburn Club Special Tag License Plates in Georgia
Other Auburn Car Tags Around the Nation
Listen to the AU Marching Band
Auburn University Channel on YouTube
Auburn FaceBook group
Follow Auburn on Twitter
AUTubeAuburn Photos on Flicker
Auburn University on Wikipedia
Auburn University del.icio.us Links
A reminder: The Atlanta Auburn Club has a music player on our website that plays Auburn band tunes too Check it out! - and we have even more great Links on our website - Click Here!
All Auburn-All Orange Spirit
Do
you have some great video of a War Eagle moment? Or perhaps something
that truly embodies the Auburn spirit? Post it to the AUTube!! And if
you are looking for a good primer on Auburn traditions -- there's a web
link for that too! Check them out:Click Here to go to AUTube - Click Here to read about AU Traditions
Auburn E-Cards
When Hallmark just won't do --- send your favorite Tigers an Auburn E-greeting! It's easy, fast and FREE! Click Here for Auburn E-cards
DID YOU KNOW??
Life members of the Alumni Association have the chance to make a huge difference in the life of future Auburn students. The Circle of Excellence Society opens the door to direct participation in building the Auburn University Alumni Association Scholarship Endowment. There are three levels of participation: Orange Level ($1,000-$2,499), Orange & Blue Level ($2,500-$4,999), and Diamond Level ($5,000+). Currently, less than 1% of Life members have participated. Auburn needs us now more than ever! For more information, visit: www.aualum.org/membership/circle-excellence.html
Get Involved
There
are nearly 100 local Auburn Clubs throughout the country, and through
these groups alums have the opportunity to participate in various
fund-raising activities either directly for their local club
scholarship or towards the Association's Endowed Scholarship. In
2005-2006, more than $178,000 was raised by local clubs for students in
their areas to attend Auburn.
How else can I give?
Just
make your tax-deductible contribution to the 'Auburn University
Foundation', designating your local club scholarship or the Alumni
Association Endowment in the "Notes" line of your check. Or if you
prefer give online and choose "Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship"
as your gift designation or specify your local club scholarship in the
'note other gift area here' space.
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Words of the Late AJC Columnist Lewis Grizzard...on Auburn
The following is a column written by the late Atlanta Journal-Constitution syndicated columnist Lewis
Grizzard. It was titled Lewis Grizzard on Auburn, and was written and published in December, 1972....the year of the Amazins'.
I must admit the fact an Auburn man once saved my life has something to do with all of this. And I must
admit further what follows will be completely biased. I simply couldn't allow the opportunity to pass without saying a few more words in behalf of the 1972 Auburn football team.
And in behalf of Auburn itself.
I got my first taste of sin at Auburn; 16, or close to it, with a bottle of Old Something an of-age friend had purchased at the state store up the road at Opelika. As I recall it now, I wound up in a lonely stall in the third-floor restroom of a fraternity house while the party roared onward downstairs. There, as my life flashed in front of me and, being grateful I had at least heeded my mother's words not to smoke, a kind Auburn student, a veteran of such incidents, wet-toweled me back to health. I never got his name, but I have been forever grateful, and I have held a warm place in my heart for Auburn ever since, although I sought higher education elsewhere.
It is with that preface I hereby state I do, indeed, hope Auburn wins its Gator Bowl game against
Colorado, and that is the signal for all my poison pen pals from down the road in Tuscaloosa to start
buying stamps.
Auburn.
I think of purity for some reason.
Of nothing to do but go to Toomer's and talk about what you talked about the day before and the day
before that. Of a low hippie ratio on campus. Of real grass growing on the football field. Of grown men in sweaters and open-collared shirts with 50-yard line seats. I think of Gerald Rutberg, a friend of mine, who edited the college newspaper at Auburn and used to ask me every day how I thought "The Big Blue" would do against whomever. Of Bottle, Ala., which is actually a suburb of Auburn. Of the Yearouts. Of Pat Sullivan, still the most exciting college football player I've ever seen.
Of Shug Jordan.
There are two remarks that still stand out in my mind concerning Shug Jordan, and those two lines say it all. I once asked Harry Mehre if he thought Shug would quit coaching amidst the illness and the rumors. "Shug will coach as long as he can. He still loves the things most coaches don't think about anymore. He still loves the rah-rah part of this thing. He walks onto the field and hears all that War Eagle business they do down there, and Shug knows it's all worthwhile," said the old coach.
The first time I went to Auburn on business, I asked former Journal colleague, Tom McCollister, what kind of interview was Shug Jordan. "Talking to Shug," Tom replied, "Is like talking to your daddy."
Auburn.
I think of the basketball coach, Bill Lynn, who looks and sounds like a hard-shelled Baptist preacher.
Of journalism professor David Housel saying, "Auburn is in the best interest of the American dream."
Of Buddy Davidson, who has never found either of the two topcoats I have left in the Auburn press box.
Of Bill Beckwith, the worst golfer in history ever to score a hole-in-one. Of a golf tournament they had at Auburn once and the beer they carted to you on each tee, and of shooting 95 after being one-over through seven holes. That damn beer.
 Of Randy Walls.
Randy Walls was the quarterback in 1972, Sullivan's successor. He was the number four quarterback at
the end of spring practice. "It wasn't what Randy did for us this year," said an Auburn coach. "It's what he didn't do. He didn't make mistakes."
Actually, he did make one. So excited was he about starting Auburn's first game, the young sophomore
went out for the pre-game warm-up with his jersey on backwards.
In the Georgia Tech game, Randy Walls didn't do anything right but win the football game. "I didn't know
Walls could run like that," somebody in the press box said after a 30-yard jaunt that resembled your
grandmother going after the mail. "He can't" was the reply. He can't. But he did.
Auburn.
I think of the pasture land adjacent to the campus. Of my favorite Auburn lines, "What do you get if you
cross an Auburn man and a gorilla?" A hairy county agent." Of not being able to smoke in the Auburn Coliseum. Of the old Sports Arena and Layton Johns. Of Terry Henley. "Them FSU players bit me on the leg in the pile-ups," said Terry Henley, college football's answer to Will Rogers. "They must not have had their pre-game meal." Did Terry Henley get tired carrying the football 25 times a game? "Hell, no," said Terry Henley. "I carried it 50 times a day in spring practice."
Auburn.
I think of unlisting my telephone number after an irate Auburn fan, a woman, called my home and said
she hoped poison darts rained down on my body and I died. Of a fellow from my hometown writing me and saying to never come back because "you stink, stink, stink." And all because I wrote Pat Sullivan was bush for not talking to writers after losing to Alabama. Of picking against Auburn all year long, except once --the LSU game. Of Owen Davis' line, "Jordan waved his hand, and the Red Shirts parted."
Of Auburn students covering the whole town in toilet paper after the Alabama victory and somebody
saying, "You mean they used both rolls?"
Auburn.
It went 9-1 when it wasn't supposed to win three; defeated three top 10 teams, stopped the nation's
longest winning streak three times, got a bowl bid, and did my heart a lot of good.
WAR EAGLE!!!
Lewis Grizzard
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How You Can Help the AAC Provide HOPE for Metro Area Students
At the beginning of the year, the Atlanta Auburn Club presented Auburn University with checks totaling
$40,000 in scholarship funds. This total included $14,000 for the
club's Annual Scholarships to be awarded for the 2009/2010 school year,
$25,000 for our Atlanta Auburn Club Endowment Fund, and an additional $1,000
for the Lauren Burk Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Thanks to
your continued support of our scholarship fundraising efforts in the 2007-2008 club years, the AAC has raised a grand total of $60,000 in
scholarship funds to help metro Atlanta area students -- now and into
perpetuity. It is an impressive achievement that we can all celebrate
and be proud of!
While we continue to work in 2009 and beyond
to raise scholarship funds, you can help us grow the AAC endowment even
quicker by designating a portion of your Annual Giving donation to this
fund!
If you would like more information on how you can make a donation to the AAC's 501 (c)(3) Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc., please contact our club president, Kathleen Saal, at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org -- WAR EAGLE!
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Special Atlanta Auburn Club Offers
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 It's about the closest thing to being in Auburn! Stop by one of Atlanta's Guthrie's locations.
4474 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road, Atlanta 30338 - Tel: 770-817-0182
3219 Holcombe Bridge Road, Norcross 30092 - Tel: 770-248-4244
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It's an Auburn Classic! Get Your AAC T-Shirts & Koozies!
It is a fashionable way to say "War Eagle!" in a state where DAWGs are everywhere! Get your Atlanta Auburn Club T-shirt! Sales of the shirt support the club's scholarship fundraising efforts.
Price:
Short sleeve T-shirts: $15.00/each
Long sleeve T-shirts: $20.00/each
Koozies: $1.00/each
If you haven't been able to get to an AAC event to purchase one, email us. We can mail to you if you don't mind covering the postage.
WAR EAGLE!!
(Image left: note that the AU logo and Atlanta Auburn
Club wording are on the front of the shirt in the pocket area. The back
of the shirt features the main design which begins with "Since 1892 at
Piedmont Park..." and includes a photo of the 1892 Auburn Football Team)
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Milo's Famous Tea in More Metro Atlanta Area Stores
 You drank it at the 2008 AAC golf tournament and our 2008 "Game Day" event last Summer at the Cobb Galleria with Coach Tuberville. And they'll be at our events this year too! You can also find it in Atlanta area stores!
Milo's Famous Tea - an Auburn favorite that has its roots in Birmingham - can be purchased at Greater Atlanta area Super Target and Super Wal-Mart stores. You will find it in the refrigerated section (by the juices and milk).
Milo's tells the AAC they are making progress in Atlanta and are getting ready to roll into Kroger supermarkets now too... If you cannot find Milo's, ask for it by name with the store manager.
War Eagle!
For more info, click here to check Milo's website! -- And click here to read more about Mio's history
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Georgia Aquarium Offers Atlanta Auburn Club Discount!!
 The Atlanta Auburn Club has a great partnership with the Georgia Aquarium!
All Auburn Tigers can purchase tickets for the Georgia Aquarium with a special 10% Atlanta Auburn Club discount!
The aquarium has an Atlanta Auburn Club link that can be accessed by clicking here . The discount is good for general admission tickets as well as regular and family Behind the Scene combination tickets.
This link is also posted on the club website, so be sure to pass the word to all your fellow Tigers!
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Chocolate Graphics Alabama Offers AAC Special 10% Discount!
 For all your Auburn chocolate needs, check out the tempting treats made by the AAC's friends at Chocolate Graphics Alabama.
You have seen their beautiful creations in our Silent Auctions --- now you can order some for your Auburn friends and family. They've got chocolate schnapps glasses, Auburn Tigers football fields, chocolate lollipops, special chocolate CDs with the AU fight song...and more!
Best of all -- there is a special discount for Atlanta metro area Tigers! Chocolate Graphics Alabama will offer a 10% discount to anyone who responds to this email blast and references: "ATL AU Club".
Click here to see these great chocolates online. Or click the logo to go to their website. You can also contact Chocolate Graphics Alabama toll-free at 1-866-HEY-CHOC; or fax 205-776-8831. |
Atlanta Auburn Club Ornament Benefits Club Scholarships
Get Your Atlanta Auburn Club Exclusive, Limited Edition Ornament
The Atlanta Auburn Club still has a limited number of our exclusive club-designed "Toomer's Corner" ornaments available for sale. Once they're gone - that's it!
The AAC ornament program is aimed at raising more scholarship funds - as well as adding some unique and beautiful new treasures to your Auburn collection. The club's design team worked closely with the artist on our chosen theme for 2008...and we are doing it again for 2009!
These individually boxed collector ornaments are handcrafted by artisans in Poland. Each is made of mouth-blown glass and individually painted by hand. This exclusive collector's edition is also approved by collegiate licensing.
To order yours - for yourself or for gift-giving -- go to the club website by clicking here and order now! (you will find the link on the home page)
Price per ornament:
Local Atlanta Auburn Club dues-paying Members: $30/each + postage/handling
Non-Atlanta Auburn Club dues-paying members: $35/each + postage/handling
For orders of 10 ornaments or more (yes, we've had some!), please contact the club first for special instructions re: shipping/handling charges.
 
(Front) (Back)
Questions? Or to reserve yours, email the club at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
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Special thanks to the AAC's Corporate Sponsors. Please visit them on our website:
Hill Aircraft & Leasing Corp., The Bucket Shop, The Settings of West Point Lake, Slopes BBQ, Piedmont Better Vision and Stephen Hamilton MD, Keystone Press in Chamblee, IceCarvings.com,
Irons 2 Impact Foundation, OpenConsult, Buck Jones Nursery, Milo's Famous Tea, Larry and Janet Hill/Keller Williams Realty - Your Auburn and Lake Martin Real Estate Team, and Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms.
Special thanks, too, to the AAC's Scholarship Supporters. Find out how they help us raise scholarship funds on our website:
Team Shootout, DreamSeat, Total Quality Services, Inc.
If you would like to know more about how you or your company can help support the Atlanta Auburn Club's non-profit 501(c)(3) scholarship fund-raising efforts that give real HOPE to metro area students to attend Auburn University, contact us at: communications@atlantaauburnclub.org
Do you know any other Tiger fans who would like to receive information about club activities and Auburn events in the Atlanta area? Be sure to forward them a copy of this newsletter by clicking on the link at the bottom of this email.
The Atlanta Auburn Club is recognized as a not-for-profit corporation by the state of Georgia, and the club's Roy B. Sewell Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc. holds 501(c)(3) non-profit status from the IRS. The AAC raises tens of thousands of dollars annually to fund scholarships for metro Atlanta area students to attend Auburn University. In 2007 and 2008 combined, we raised $60,000 to fund our regular and endowed scholarships. The Greater Atlanta metro area is home to more than 20,000 Auburn alumni, fans & friends....and still growing. War Eagle!
Making Metro Atlanta an AUBURN Community in 2009!
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