TSA Magazine Archives
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Ryukya Black Breasted Leaf Turtle
Tampa Bay
Turtle & Tortoise
Society, Inc.
Red Necked Pond Turtle
Monthly Newsletter
November 2020 Issue
Meeting Date: November 14, 2020 Meeting time 7pm. This will be a Zoom meeting. Ralph will
send everyone the sign-in and password as the time draws near and is for current members only at
this time.
This is also our annual elections for office positions.
Guest Speaker: Connor Belfiglio sharing his experience working with uncommon tortoise species.
His journey deciding to focus on Radiated, Bowsprit, and Galapagos tortoises.
Misc Notes
Please update your email information with Ralph Till at rascal1843@aol.com. We only use this
information for club business and it helps for club members to stay up to date on any last minutes
changes that may occur. It will also help ensure that you receive your electronic copy of our
monthly newsletter.
If you would like to submit an article or pictures to be published in the next upcoming newsletter,
please email it to Kim at sparty@tampabay.rr.com. Please submit by the end of the month to be
published in the next month’s newsletter.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of the officers listed below:
Elected & Appointed Officers
President - Ralph Till
727-515-7443 Rascal1843@aol.com
Vice President – Mark Randall
20smoke@mindspring.com
Treasurer/Membership - Ralph Till
727-515-7443 Rascal1843@aol.com
Secretary/Public Relations - Kim Illum
sparty@tampabay.rr.com
Newsletter Editor – Mark & Kim Illum
sparty@tampabay.rr.com
Facebook Coordinator – Ralph, Mark R & Kim
https://www.facebook.com/groups/704741876316303/
New Website under construction:
http://www.tbtts.org/
RALPH'S RAMBLINGS
Hello Everyone,
Another month has passed and still Covid-19 dictates our lives. It's unfortunate at best, but it's something
that we're just going to have to deal with for awhile longer it seems.
On the positive side, it's allowing many of us to spend ad