Speakers

David Yorks is a life-long resident of Lake Minnetonka and a graduate of the University of Minnesota with a History degree and a Masters Degree in American History. He has a fifty-five year interest in the presidency of John F. Kennedy. Regarding the Kennedy assassination, David has attended several national conferences and has met with and discussed the assassination with witnesses present in Dealey Plaza as well as discussing the assassination with several doctors who were present at Parkland Hospital, where they attempted to save the President’s life. David’s business career included being a buyer at Dayton’s Department Store and owning a business that sold apparel to JCPenney. (JCPenney is headquartered in Dallas which allowed David to visit Dallas frequently, sixteen times in one year alone.) David also worked for Minnesota's United States Senator Rudy Boschwitz.

This presentation highlights the major discrepancies between the findings of the Warren Commission, which investigated the assassination of President Kennedy in 1964 for ten months versus the conclusions of the United States House of Representatives Select Committee on Assassinations, which investigated the assassination for thirty-one months, ending in 1979.

The Club will have lunch and a tour at Sonus Interiors, Inc. Arrive at 12:00 p.m. and be done by 1:30 p.m. Lunch from Miltons.

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Frank Sachs is a retired Twin Cities educator who taught in both public and private schools for 40+ years, the last 37 years at Blake School where he taught both in the Social Studies department (most recently Advanced Placement US Government & Politics and US Constitutional Law) and served as the Director of College Counseling for 25 years. With this background, you can tell his interest in the 2020 Census comes naturally. 

Patrick “Packy” Mader has a background in education, agriculture, and business. He grew up on a small dairy farm near St. Bonifacius, Minnesota, with six brothers and sisters. He has always enjoyed Minnesota sports, history, and geography. Packy and his wife, Karen, enjoy outdoor family activities, reading, and traveling. Their children, Karl and Ellen, competed in sports and appreciate their Minnesota roots.

Wendy Legge is Chief General Counsel at MN Dept of Labor & Industry.