paulkenyon
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Hello,
I was certified by YMCA in 1975. The card seems lost so I'd like a replacement. But YMCA tells me they stopped keeping records before 1984. It's possible this is not correct but it's the only response I've gotten from YMCA.
Any suggestions...besides retaking the basic?
I need that card to get into the Peace Corps MIG program here in the Dominican Republic where I am serving as a volunteer. I'd retake the basic and certainly need a check dive...and will be doing my advanced...except that PC doesn't give us much time for MIG work and the basic will take 4 to 5 valuable days out of my leave and R & R as well as cost me over US $ 200 which, as anyone on PC pay will tell you, is one heck of a lot of money. So...I want my card replaced. Perhaps I am just stuck, but perhaps someone in this network knows, for example, that YMCA really does have records somewhere, had the sense to realize that folks my age are still active and that the course we took had and still should have value. I know Don Scalli (Nahant, Mass) worked hard to teach us well.
Thanks,
Paul
I was certified by YMCA in 1975. The card seems lost so I'd like a replacement. But YMCA tells me they stopped keeping records before 1984. It's possible this is not correct but it's the only response I've gotten from YMCA.
Any suggestions...besides retaking the basic?
I need that card to get into the Peace Corps MIG program here in the Dominican Republic where I am serving as a volunteer. I'd retake the basic and certainly need a check dive...and will be doing my advanced...except that PC doesn't give us much time for MIG work and the basic will take 4 to 5 valuable days out of my leave and R & R as well as cost me over US $ 200 which, as anyone on PC pay will tell you, is one heck of a lot of money. So...I want my card replaced. Perhaps I am just stuck, but perhaps someone in this network knows, for example, that YMCA really does have records somewhere, had the sense to realize that folks my age are still active and that the course we took had and still should have value. I know Don Scalli (Nahant, Mass) worked hard to teach us well.
Thanks,
Paul