LACEY: Romney campaign coordinator to speak

bshannon@theolympian.com • Published October 04, 2012 Modified October 03, 2012

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Mitt Romney’s volunteer coordinator in Thurston County is the featured speaker at today’s meeting of the Panorama Republicans.

Garry Holland along with his wife, Kathi, were co-coordinators of the Republican’s local presidential campaign effort. Holland also served as a Romney delegate at the GOP’s national convention in Tampa.

The Panorama GOP club’s monthly meeting is at 2 p.m. in the retirement community’s Quinault Auditorium. That is in the lower level of the Quinault apartment building.

Club president Dale Vincent announced Holland as the guest speaker Wednesday. The group also has a book exchange and holds a coffee-hour social with snacks after the meeting. For details call 360-438-5561.

bshannon@theolympian.com

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