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Renew Your Membership. Frequently Asked Questions. Learn About Member Benefits. Apply Now. Tennis is fun, and you get to meet a lot of great people while doing it. He and his wife, Joan, also are enjoying their time together at sea, as they have taken nearly 50 cruises since their retirement. Cameron Turner, Mixed Doubles League Vice President Cameron Turner has dedicated her entire career to non-profit fundraising, having served the Atlanta community for the past 17 years.
Currently, she works for the Atlanta Community Food Bank in fundraising and development. Spending time with her family, and most importantly, her nieces, is her top priority, and she stays active at Buckhead Church, volunteering in several different ministries. An Atlanta native, Turner started playing tennis when she was eight years old, as there were tennis courts across the street from her home. She spent most of her childhood on those courts.
Currently, Turner plays A3 out of Vinings on the Chattahoochee. She is left-handed, but plays tennis right-handed, so she has a tough backhand.
She has served as a coordinator for the Mixed Doubles League for the past 12 years and will now take over as the vice president. ALTA is lucky to have someone like Turner who brings so much experience to the position. In my 17 years of experience in non-profit development, customer service and volunteer stewardship should always be at the forefront of our work as we manage this organization.
Not a good thing. All this time, I just thought I needed new clubs! Tennis used to be one of five or six major sports children played in Atlanta. Now, the competitive options for sports participation at the recreational, club, school, tournament, and elite levels abound.
She started as a Sunday Women scorekeeper — in the days when paper scorecards were mailed to her after every match.
Maloof continues to give back because she believes the Junior Leagues volunteers, parents, and pros are special. Its not something most of them can do on their own. In addition to playing tennis and volunteering for ALTA, Maloof is active in her neighborhood and community.
Always on the go and with a new bounce in her step, Maloof is looking forward to She juggles a lot these days, as she has three teenage boys, including one who played on junior ALTA teams and on the JCL for five seasons.
She says there is nothing better than the routine of a beautiful morning on a Thursday with the whole team together, enjoying good competition and a great lunch. It was her experience in the consulting and sales field that led her to Atlanta, as she specialized in revenue management and pricing.
Initially, she thought she wanted to be a nurse, like her mother, but decided to focus on business when she was in college. Gayle and Associates. One very interesting goal Maddaleni set for herself was to visit each continent by the time she was Each week, you need to adjust your game to counter your opponents. That improves your game. When you become content with any aspect of your game, your game remains the same. Kohmescher also has been able to share the fun with his family.
He says even though he is a mid- to low-B-level player, he taught his wife, Carolyn, to play. Kohmescher and his wife also taught their daughter to play. We taught two of our grandchildren to play.
One of my grandsons is a certified teaching pro. The family connection to tennis began in the summer of when Kohmescher graduated from eighth grade and picked up the sport with his younger brother. A native of Cincinnati, Kohmescher began work in St.
Louis at a health department before joining the Centers for Disease Control in He relocated to the CDC headquarters here in Atlanta in Moving to Atlanta also marked the first time Kohmescher played league tennis. Kohmescher says he became a captain because no one else wanted to do it.
Ruiz says she truly enjoys the people of ALTA. I think the fact that ALTA is run almost entirely by volunteers is amazing. Ruiz began playing at the age of 40 and has never looked back. Born in El Paso, Texas, and raised in many locations, Ruiz moved around because her father was in the military. She came to Atlanta in when she was 11 years old. She says she has always wanted to travel as an adult and got the travel bug from moving so much as a child.
She currently works from home for a small consulting firm. She also enjoys spending time with their two children, Michael and Christina. Instead, it was television that led her to the sport.
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