Welcoming the World to NH since 1996

1. New Hampshire
Granite State Ambassadors
2019-2020 Commemorative Yearbook
Welcoming the
World to
New Hampshire
since 1996

2. Board of Directors 2019-2020
Officers:
Gretchen Ziegler, Chair
Bill Petersen, Vice-Chair / NHGSA Founder
Sue Geyer, Treasurer
Joseph Walker, Secretary
Directors:
Marty Wagner, 2019 GSA of the Year
Kathryn Segreti, 2018 GSA of the Year
Maurice Demers, 2017 GSA of the Year
Peter Morgan, NHGSA Founder
James Narkiewicz, Retired Hotelier
Mark Okrant, NH Author, The Laker
Ashlee Rowley, Lake Sunapee Region Chamber
Judi Window, Morgan Franklin Fellowship -
NHGSA Founder
Staff (part-time) & Contractors
Kelly Bryer, Executive Director
Michelle Demirjian, Chief Financial Officer
Emily Goulet, Volunteer & Events Manager
Matt Lavoie, MHT Brochure Coordinator
Krissy Mehegan, Intern
Our Mission
The Granite State Ambassadors program is dedicated to
meeting and exceeding the informational needs of guests and
residents of the State of New Hampshire through in-depth
training and active participation of our certified Ambassadors.
Our Core Values
• We believe in volunteerism, participation, and cooperation.
• We believe in training and demonstrating the essence of
New Hampshire hospitality.
• We believe that citizen responsibility and living landscape are
the themes that define this essence.
Citizen Responsibility
A belief that individual citizens can and will take responsibility
for our future.
Living Landscape
A strong attachment to the condition of the state,
including both its natural resources and its built environments.
In short, we believe that New Hampshire will only be a good place
to visit if it continues to be a good place to live. Visitors will come
only if we work proactively to retain our scenic open spaces, rich
historic and cultural attractions, livable communities, as well as the
social structure that values the individuals and permits them regular
opportunities to pitch in and make a difference.
A Message from Our Executive Director
Kelly Bryer, Executive Director
Museum of NH History Class of 2003
Despite the challenges COVID-19 put in our path this year, we came out on top, thanks to
our passionate volunteers and dedicated staff and board. Everyone came together to do their
part to completely flip our model to fit our new virtual world. And while we couldn’t assist
our guests directly, we re-focused our energies to supporting our tourism industry partners
and developing an impressive amount of information resources to share.
Emily and I wish we could summon the words to express the amount of admiration and
gratitude we have for you. You’ve been steadfast by our sides to boost us up, think through our harebrained ideas,
keep us on track, and lend a shoulder to cry on. We don’t know where this organization would be without all of you!
William Phippen
Inns at Mill Falls
Class of 2004
Lucille Carrier
Red Spotted Newt
Class of 1997
Jim Guild
NH Made
Class of 1997
Dick Wood
Essence of NH Y2K
Class of 2000
In Memory of Those Who Passed Away This Past Year:

3. A Message from Our Chair
Gretchen Ziegler, Chair of the Board of Directors
Stonewall Farm Class of 2004
What a year it has been!! And nothing like what we expected!! Top kudos to Kelly and
Emily for steering us through constantly changing constraints and Michelle for making
sure we took advantage of the opportunities to make up for our lost revenue from the
many cancelled events. The coronavirus forced us to hold our spring training via Zoom,
and we got to video all of our training, which we had been planning to do. Now, any GSA
can tap into the program to refresh their knowledge of the different sections of training.
And we can offer the same opportunity for any member of the tourism community who
would like to learn more at any time of the year. Without the Big E this year, September feels very different, but it
allows us to be outside here at the Cathedral of the Pines in its most beautiful time of year. We are all missing the
Big E, but hopefully it will be back next year.
On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank Moe Demers for his service on the Board. He has been a
strong voice for the GSAs, but also has brought a great deal of experience that has proven very valuable during his
service. Thanks, Moe, for all you have done for the organization, and I know will continue to do as you continue your
service as a GSA of the Year. We welcome to the Board of Directors Ashlee Rowley from the Lake Sunapee Chamber
of Commerce. And we welcome back to the Board Jim Narkiewicz. Jim was the GSA of the Year in 2006 and
previously served on the Board. Now that he is retired, he has the time to come back on the Board as a community
member.
As we look forward to the last quarter of 2020 and 2021 with still many unknowns, we know that we have a solid
organization that can handle anything that comes up, because we have done so these past six months We look forward
to the future with confidence, and wonder, “What will this year bring??”
Message from Our Chief Financial Officer
Michelle Demirjian, Innovision Realty Group
MtSunapeeLodging.com Class of 2011
Covid-19, pandemic, pivot, PPP, flattening the curve, masks…did you ever think that these
would be the words and phrases we speak most often in 2020? It’s been a challenging and
unique time for all of us as we have adjusted to a new normal, learned how to navigate the
news of this outbreak on a daily basis while taking care of our own health and the health of
those around us. I don’t know a group of individuals who were more prepared or capable of
accepting and rising to the challenges 2020 has presented than Granite State Ambassadors.
Kelly and Emily kept us going in an ever-changing environment, the Board provided
guidance along the way, our Partners and Member Centers supported each other, but most
important, our Granite State Ambassadors embraced the changes we had to make, were ready to go when things
opened back up, and are with us celebrating our organization and individual accomplishments despite the year we
have had.
Financially, our organization took a hit as revenue-generating events were cancelled and the travel and tourism
industry nearly came to a halt. We were able to take advantage of Non-Profit Emergency Relief Funds and PPP
money but most impressive is the amount of support from so many of our Granite State Ambassadors, Board of
Directors, and Industry Friends during this pandemic—especially during NH Gives. We have received over $20,000
in general donations. Through your donations, we have been able to keep our staff fully employed which was most
important as they have kept us fully engaged with our GSAs and partners, allowed us to continue our GSA trainings,
and remain at the ready for when our volunteer services were needed. Thank you to all of you for being such a bright
light in 2020.

4. Manchester Millyard Museum
Class of 2020
Kimball Jenkins Class of 2020
Andra Candow
Mary Connors
Barbara Conover
Nicole Doolan
Josephine Driscoll
Patricia Hoopes
John Manion
Cortney Medeiros
Althea Barton
Jocelyn Bouchard
Jane Bradstreet
Dawn Brockett
Cindy Bryant
Riche Colcombe
Wilma Cunningham
Cynthia Damelio
Bridget Gallagher
Benson Goodwin
Karen Goulet
Jackie Kelly
Edward Kotowski
Liz Kotowski
Will McMaster
Kim Rowley
Jane Slayton
Haylie Stoddard
Dawn Triconi
Richard Triconi
Kristina Mehegan
Michael Norcia
Donna Palmariello
Nancy Pataky
Leo Talbot
Charlotte Vincent
Jane Washburn
Erik Willis

5. Bruder House / Wyman Tavern
Class of 2020
Michelle Bourassa
Joanna Dumont
Sunny Class of 2020
Corinne Lunnin
Aviation Museum of NH
Castle in the Clouds
Cathedral of the Pines
CC & D’s Kitchen Marketplace
Citizens Count
Concord Conservation - Trails
Experience Squam Cruises
Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce
Greater Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce
Greater Keene Chamber of Commerce
Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce
Hannah Grimes Marketplace
Hermit Woods Winery
Historical Society of Cheshire County
Hannaford Supermarkets - bag sponsor
Innovision Realty Group
Intown Concord
The Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth
Jack Daniels Motor Inn
Kearsarge Magazine - bag sponsor
Kimball Jenkins
Lakes Region Tourism Association
Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce
Manchester Historic Assoc. - Millyard Museum
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport
Manchester Transit Authority
McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center
Monadnock Travel Council
Monadnock Economic Development
Morgan Franklin Fellowship
NH Bed & Breakfast Association
NH Bureau of Visitor Services
NH Campground Owners Association
NH Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food
NH Division of Travel and Tourism
NH Division of Economic Development
NH Fish & Game Department
NH Historical Society
NH Made
NH Motor Speedway
NH State House Visitor Center
Pleasant View Bed & Breakfast
SEE Science Center
Portsmouth Peace Treaty
Strawbery Banke
Stonewall Farm
White Mountains Attractions Association
White Mountain National Forest
Training Partners
Patricia Kelly
Margaret Murtha
Nancy Petrillo
Emily Russman

6. Member Volunteer Opportunity Partners - Centers & Events
Bedrock Gardens
Citizens Count
NH Primary Training
Chamber Collaborative of Gtr Portsmouth
DoubleTree by Hilton, Manchester
Exeter Area Chamber
Friends of Bridges House
50th Anniversary Celebration
Governor’s Holiday Party
Great American Ribfest
Greater Concord Chamber
Greater Manchester Chamber
Hampton Area Chamber
Hampton Seafood Festival
Senior Day
Intown Concord
Lake Sunapee Region Chamber
Lakes Region Tourism Association
Littleton Area Chamber
Manchester Millyard Museum
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport
Millyard Communications
Made in NH Expo
Made in New England Expo
Monadnock Travel Council
Cheshire Fair
Keene Ice & Snow Festival
Greater Keene Chamber
Greater Peterborough Chamber
New England Apparel Club
NH Division of Travel and Tourism
Best of NH Party
Farm & Forest Expo
Made in NH Expo
NH Camping & RV Show
New England Brewfest
The Big E
Canterbury Welcome Ctr
Colebrook Welcome Ctr
Hooksett North Welcome Ctr
Hooksett South Welcome Ctr
Intervale Welcome Ctr
Lebanon Welcome Ctr
Littleton Welcome Ctr
Salem Welcome Ctr
Sanbornton Welcome Ctr
Seabrook Welcome Ctr
Springfield Welcome Ctr
Sutton Welcome Ctr
NH Farm & Forest Expo
NH Homebuilders Association
NH State Home Show
NH State Council on the Arts
Poetry Out Loud
NH State House Visitor Center
Bicentennial Celebration
Strawbery Banke
Candlelight Stroll
Vintage & Wine
Ghosts on the Banke
White Mountain National Forest

9. Learning Opportunties
Manchester Millyard Walking Tour
NH State House
Keene Walldogs
Chamber Collaborative of Gtr Portsmouth
White Mountain National Forest
Enfield Shaker Museum
MHT Quarterly Meetings
Historical Society of Cheshire County
Millyard Museum
Northern NE Passenger Rail Authority
AMTRAK Downeaster
Moonlight Meadery
Snow Coach & Glen House
MHT Active Threat Training
NH Primary Training
Citizens Count
Nackey Loeb School of Comm.
Millyard Museum
Mt Kearsarge Indian Museum
NH Telephone Museum
American Independence Museum
Bedrock Gardens
Manchester Transit Authority
GSA Social Committee
Keene Walldogs
The Pour House
Wellington State Park
Galley Hatch & Applecrest Farm
Up North Trip
Museum of the White Mtns
Jean’s Playhouse
Journey to the North Pole
A Lot of Thai
Picnic in Rollins Park

10. The Granite State Ambassadors’ “Achievement Awards” were
established in 1999 to honor 20 GSAs who had achieved 100-500
hours of volunteer service. After growing to honor hundreds of GSAs
for thousands of hours of service, the event was renamed the
“AMBIE” Awards (like the Emmy Awards, but for Ambassadors).
Throughout the year, fellow Granite State Ambassadors, Center
Managers, tourism and state officials, and the traveling public, take
time to give recognition to our Granite State Ambassadors. From
these submissions, our Nominating Committee, comprised of former
GSAs of the Year, and Board and Staff members, meets to discuss the suggestions. This team develops a
recommended slate of award recipients for approval by the NHGSA Board of Directors.
Congratulations to our Annual, our Hours, our Kudos and all our Award recipients, and to all our wonderful
Granite State Ambassadors for your dedication and service to New Hampshire.
GSAs of the Year
2020 - Patty Mason
2019 - Marty Wagner
2018 - Kathryn Segreti
2017 - Maurice Demers
2016 - Sue Greenbaum
2015 - Anita Memos
2014 – Sue Geyer
2013 – Jean McGiffin
2012 – Lorraine Charron
2011 – Richard Russell
2010 – Jean Acton
2009 – Vivian Villemure
2008 – Linda Gross
2006 – Jim Narkiewicz
2005 – Trudy Hainey
2004 – Paul Lacourse
2003 – Mary Osborne
2002 – Ron Brown
2001 – Rita Glasheen
2000 – Gerry Steinberger
1999 – Georgie/Charlie Reagan
Hospitality from
the Heart Award
2020 - Connie Loken
2019 - Maryellen McGrath
2018 - Ron Lai
2017 - Diane LaBelle
2016 - Patty Mason
2015 - Joyce Heinrich
2014 – Judy Lai
2013 – Steve/Karen Jordan
2012 – Sue Geyer
2011 – Al Peters
2010 – Judy Greer
2009 – Don/Bev McWay
2008 – Pearl Martin
2006 – Ann Carroll
2005 – Jill Guild
2004 – Trudy Hainey
2003 – Roger Bernier
2002 – Art Garey
2001 – Paul Carroll
2000 – Pat Michell
1999 – Mary Osborne
Service Award
2020 - Karen Green
2019 - Duncan McIntyre
2018 - Brenda Urban
2017 - Maureen Walsh
2016 - Marty Wagner
2015 - Maurice Demers
2014 – Kathleen Kozak
2013 – Sue Greenbaum
2012 – Kate/Gary Bashline
2011 – Anita Memos
2010 – Lorraine Charron
2009 – Joe Reisert
2008 – Jean McGiffin
2006 – Lloyd Farnham
2005 – Linda Gross
2005 – Virginia Stone
2004 – Jim Narkiewicz
2003 – Therese Colford
2002 – Jim Theodosopouls
2001 – Mel Schunneman
2000 – Vera Hujar
1999 – Jean Acton
Judi Window -
It’s Always Sunny
in NH Award
2020 - Martha Clark
2019 - Christine Stacey
2018 - Deborah Hickey
2017 - Dan Memos
2016 - Kathryn Segreti
2015 - Howie Wheeler
2014 – Judi Window
2012 - Joanne Tethers
2011 - Lorry Young
SPECIAL MERIT AWARDS (Past 10 years)
2020 - Roberta Wells, Meaghan Littlefield, Sarah Brown, Ashlee Rowley, Norma Whitcomb, Kathleen Beliveau
2019 - Bruce Flegal, Nick Wallner, Marnie Cinquantini, Barbara Cabral
2018 - Karen Maitland, Tom Malafronte, Bob & Irene Mullen
2017 - Tim Adams, James Byrd, Mary Lenz, NH State House Visitor Center, White Mountains Attractions Association
2016 - Carolyn O’Brien, Doreen Braley, Connie Loken, Maurice Demers
2015 - Jennifer Codispoti, Jennifer Townsend, Kirsten Powelson, Indian Head Resort, Kathleen Beliveau, Sue Greenbaum, Jeanne Walcek,
Paul Lacourse, Kathleen Kozak, Brenda Urban, Yvonne Cote, Deborah Hickey, Kathryn Segreti, Raymond Croteau, Ann Verow
2014 - Virginia Drew, Pip Adams, Diane LaBelle, Jennifer Tockman, Brenda Urban
2013 – Dianne Fortin, Phyllis Goodhue, Trudy Hainey, Anita Memos, Marty Wagner, Howie Wheeler
2012 – Jennifer Aldrich, Christine Colby, Dylan Crepeau, Maison D’Amelio, Royce D’Amelio, Moe Demers,
Allison Demirjian, Nathan Pasquale
2011 – Charlene Courtemanche, Kathleen Kozak, Bob Spoerl
2010 – Kelly Bryer, Jacky Courtois, Leo Glasheen, Kirk Membry, Charlie Reagan, Helen Ryba
History of the AMBIE Awards

11. Earned Hours Awards
Kudos Awards & Center Manager Recognition
Top Annual Hours
May 2019-July2020
Green, Karen (714)
Wallner, Nick (646)
Adams, Tim (420)
Kirouac, Donna (382)
Chandonnet, Sandra (360)
Storm, Patricia (323)
50 Hour Badge
Adams, Daniel
Beaulac, Cindy
Berger, Patricia
Bullock, Susan
Buonopane, Christine
Butler, Suzy
Custer, Phyllis
Daigle, Kathi
Demers, Michele
Demopoulos, Margaret Bravar
Dunn, Ramona
Farmer, Marie
Fox, Robert
Gelinas, Lyn
Grady, Roberta
Green, Nicholas
Haven, Judith
Hess, Judi
Hollingsworth, Teresa
Jacobson, Mia
Kadlick, Sandy
Katz, Denise
LeClair, Holly
Marsh, Richard
Mayville, Nancy
Nelson, Stephen
Norcia, Michael
Pelletier, Donna
Polish, Leigh
Rowley, Ashlee
Schnick, Marie
Shea, Barbara
Simmons, Karen
Smith, Jennifer
Spierer, Rachel
Stout, Judith
Sullivan, Marilyn
Swenson, Lillian
Walker, Maryellen
Wallner, Nicholas
Wells, Roberta
Wood, Patrice
100 Hours
Angwin, Deirdre
Baldessari, Dave
Berger, Patricia
Bouchard, Elizabeth
Bouchard, Robert
Buonopane, Christine
Dion, Barbara
Gelfand Leibig, Linda
Genatt, Janet
Grady, Roberta
Green, Nicholas
Greenwood, Darlene
Guerino, Mary
Jenkins, Richard
Kahn, Linda
Lorimer, Pam
McMillan, Robert
Mills, David
Nadeau, Richard
Robbins, Arlene
Rushlow, Nicole
Schnick, Marie
Sullivan, Marilyn
Walker, Joe
Walker, Maryellen
Wells, Roberta
Worth, Elizabeth
250 Hours
Anderson, Jane
Caprio, Susan
Collins, Frank
Lacroix, William
Orshak, Kathleen Rice
Orshak, Mark
Walker, Maryellen
500 Hours
Distefano, Joseph
Green, Howard
Kersbergen, Charlotte
McGuire, Dan
Methven, Sandra
Mullen, Bob
Storm, Patricia
1000 Hours
Edmands, Jean
Flegal, Bruce
Green, Karen
Mullen, Irene
O’Brien, Mary A
Wallner, Nicholas
2000 Hours
Angwin, Norma
Geyer, Sue
MacIntyre, Duncan
Wagner, Marty
Walsh, Maureen
5 Year Pins
Active members of the 2015 Classes
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Class 2015
NH Public Television Class 2015
Mill Falls at the Lake Class 2015
10 Year Pins
Active members of the 2010 Classes
Currier Museum of Art Class 2010
Indian Head Resort Class 2010
Common Man Inn & Spa Class 2010
20+ Year
Active members of the 1996-2000 Classes
Inaugural Class 1996 NH Made Class 1997
Red Spotted Newt Class 1997
Meet me in NH Class 1998
Kancamagus Class of 1998
Purple Finch Class 1999
First-in-the-Nation Class 1999
Essence of NH Class Y2K
The Capitol Class 2000 Ladybug Class 2000
Adams, Tim
Altilio, Iris
Angwin, Norma
Beliveau, Kathleen
Bouchard, Bob
Bouchard, Betty
Brown, Sarah
Chandonnet, Sandra
Christon, Vangie
Demers, Elaine
Demirjian, Michelle
Drew, Virginia
Duquette, Linda
Evans, Tony
Geyer, Sue
Gillen, Yvonne
Grady, Roberta
Greenbaum, Sue
Greenwood, Darlene
Jean, Bora
Kahn, Linda
Kitchens, Ted
Lai, Ronald
Lefebvre, Philip
Littlefield, Meaghan
Lovejoy, Heather
Maitland, Karen
McGuire, Dan
Miner, Diane
Minnon, Margaret
Molloy, Veronica
Orshak, Mark
Rice-Orshak, Kathie
Rowley, Ashlee
Schnick, Marie
Segreti, Kathryn
Stacey, Christine
Storm, Pat
Tuckaway Tavern
Wagner, Marty
Wallner, Nick
Walsh, Maureen
Weizer, Roz
Wells, Roberta
Whitcomb, Norma
Ziegler, Gretchen

12. Granite State Ambassador of the Year -
Patty Mason
Concentra Urgent Care Class of 2009
Hospitality from the Heart Award - Connie Loken
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Class of 2015
Patty was part of the Concentra Urgent Care Class of 2009, and pretty quickly
became a very familiar face at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. She
is a dedicated volunteer who doesn’t hesitate to assist wherever and whenever
needed. She is courteous, supportive and knowledgeable, but is also quick to
seek out up-to-date information, as needed.
Patty is a great listener who consistently asks pertinent questions to determine
what a visitor wants or how she can best help them. She has been extremely
supportive to new airport volunteers in her role as a mentor. She approaches
every situation with a clear head and a friendly, calm demeanor whether at the
airport or volunteering at special events.
Patty has over 2,000 GSA volunteer hours, was awarded the Hospitality from the Heart award in 2016, has taken
advantage of touring opportunities, and along the way earned her AMC Certification as well as her White Mountain
National Forest Certification. Her passion for the state of New Hampshire and her outstanding service make her a
true GSA through and through, and more than worthy to receive the Ambassador of the Year award.
Connie was a member of the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Class of 2015, and
now volunteers at that very airport and at special events. She has earned over 700 hours
thus far, and has also participated in many learning opportunities and tours. When
volunteering with Connie, anyone is assured of spending time with someone who will
listen well, learn a lot about you and probably follow-up with you the next time she sees
you. She makes friends easily because she is so generous with her time. Those altruistic
qualities also extend to her volunteering where she will always listen well so that she can
help any visitor to the best of her ability.
Customer service is Connie’s middle name, and she excels at empathizing with the
person in front of her and solving any problem handed her. Her smile and friendly
manner are contagious, and always make visitors and GSAs comfortable whenever she’s
around. Connie previously received a 500 hours award, the 2016 Rookie of the Year
Award, an AMC Certification and a White Mountain National Forest Certification. For always giving from her
heart, Connie has been awarded the Hospitality from the Heart Award.

13. Service Award - Karen Green
NH Historical Society / Centennial Hotel Class of 2016
Judi Window - It’s Always Sunny in New Hampshire Award -
Martha Clark
Comfort Inn Concord Class of 2011
Blogger Award
Sarah Brown
Comfort Inn Concord
Class of 2011
Rookie Award
Roberta Wells
Hotel Concord
Class of 2019
Industry Award
Meaghan Littlefield
Bureau of Visitor Services
MHT Class of 2015
Center Manager Award
Ashlee Rowley
Lake Sunapee Region Chamber
Morgan Franklin Fellowship
Class of 2019
GSA Emeritus
Kathleen Beliveau, Purple Lilac Class of 2001 • Norma Whitcomb, Red River Theatre Class of 2013
Karen is frequently described as a dependable and dedicated Granite State
Ambassador, and with good reason. She was a member of the NH Historical Society /
Centennial Hotel Class of 2016 and has already earned nearly 1,500 hours. She
volunteers at the Manchester Airport, the NH State House Visitor Center and many
special events where she loves helping people, doing it with a smile and lots of
knowledge to share. On any of her volunteer shifts, Karen is willing to help both as
part of her shift and beyond and participates in many of our learning opportunities.
She has recently become part of the GSA Think Tank to share ideas and expertise to
make sure the Granite State Ambassadors organization continues in its success. Karen
has previously received the Top Annual Hours Award, and the 1,000 Hours Award. For her on-going and consistent
dedication to the Granite State Ambassadors organization and other GSAs, Karen has been awarded this year’s
Service Award.
Martha’s sunny smile leaves such a wonderful impression on those who meet her,
whether GSAs or visitors to the NH State House where she volunteers. She was
a member of the Comfort Inn Concord Class of 2011. Although she has to travel
halfway across the state for GSA related commitments, Martha shows up regularly
for her volunteer shifts, and also attends some learning opportunities and special
events. She’s always enthusiastic about learning new things, and her love of learning
is contagious to those around her. Her center manager also knows that Martha is able
to handle the center on her own, no matter what issue may arise. Martha previously
received the 250 hours award and also a Kudos award. With her very sunny
personality and dedication to Granite State Ambassadors, it is very appropriate that
Martha has been awarded the Judi Window ‘It’s Always Sunny in NH’ award.

14. Major Gifts & Perks
Please join Peter, Bill & Judi by making a gift
to honor their legacy and the impact it has
had on the tourism industry and individuals
- both volunteers and travelers alike.
Please consider being part of our legacy. For more information visit:
https://nhgranitestateambassadors.org/donate/remembering-nhgsa-in-my-will
Why leave part of your estate to
Granite State Ambassadors?
Does being a Granite State Ambassador:
• Enrich your life
• Give your days meaning after the death of a spouse
• Keep you active and exploring New Hampshire
• Foster social engagement and meaningful friendships
• Give you a mechanism to continue to learn and for
personal growth
• Provide you with engaging experiences through our
volunteer opportunities, tours, lunches, perks...

15. The White Mountains Attractions Association would like to THANK all past and present
Granite State Ambassador volunteers for your service promoting tourism in the State
of New Hampshire and for passionately sharing your knowledge and experiences in
the White Mountains and at our popular Attractions with the visiting public.
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MOUNTAINS OF FUN FOR ALL AGES!
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS ATTRACTIONS THANK YOU!

16. www.FlyManchester.com
Special Thanks to our Key Partners
HATS OFF TO OUR 2019 ‘BIG 4’ PEER AWARD WINNERS!
Marty Wagner, Duncan McIntyre, Maryellen McGrath, Christine Stacey
Join us in Celebrating our 25th Anniversary • 1996 - 2021
Granite State Ambassadors, Inc
billing: 470 Mast Road, Goffstown, NH 03045
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