SIR Branch 92
Our branch meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Bern Lefson, our Big SIR (equivalent to chapter president) is the heart and soul of
What is SIR?
SIR (Sons in Retirement) is a non-profit, public benefit corporation formed for men. Our Mission is to improve the lives of our members through fun activities and events while making Friends for Life! SIR is a term we use to collectively refer to our parent 501(c)(4) corporation, Sons In Retirement, Incorporated, established in 1959 (referred to as the State Organization) and 100+ purposefully independent 501(c)(4) corporations referred to as Branches.
Our member expectations are few. Have the free time, be a friendly, sociable guy, participate in our luncheons and activities and introduce others to SIR so they can join in the fun. Membership is open to men regardless of age, race, color or religion. We are an all-volunteer organization, so our members need to help out when called upon. SIR supports no outside causes or interests. We prohibit discussions of politics and religion, soliciting or selling anything to any member. For member information contact our Bern Lefson, Big Sir #92 blefson@gmail.com.
Our Branch (#92) has monthly luncheon meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of the Month at Berger Center where Sirs renew old friendships and establish new ones. Speakers are invited to speak on topical subjects of general interest. Once current health restrictions on public gathering are lifted we will return to our typical events for Sir members, wives and friends. We have various outings, golf, poker, couples dine out, travel and BBQ. Our monthly luncheon is catered by the Oakmont Market.
Our branch meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Bern Lefson, our Big SIR (equivalent to chapter president) is the heart and soul of
Our SIR 92 branch has monthly meetings on the second Tuesday on each month. We now meet by zoom and will as long as necessary.
Our chapter of SIRs is doing what we can to stay active in these trying times. A group gets together to play golf on Thursdays
Our Board of Directors wishes every Oakmont person a Happy New Year! We are anticipating a better 2021. Our club stays in contact by Zoom
Our December meeting included Will Chubb who presented a comprehensive showing of interesting and beautiful photos. By questions and comments after the showing, attendees were
Our December meeting included Will Chubb who presented a comprehensive showing of interesting and beautiful photos. By questions and comments after the showing, attendees were
Our next meeting is on Dec. 8. 2020. Our speaker will be Will Chubb. He will show us some beautiful, interesting photographs and talk about
The Board of Directors extends the very best to our members and our community for a joyful Holiday Season. This time of the year it
Our November members meeting had 31% participants all of whom found our speaker, Keith Woods, with incredible factual information regarding the 2017 wildfire destruction and
Golf is back for our members. We play every other Thursday with first tee time at 10:00 A.M. The next outing is November 19 playing
Please mark your calendar for 11/10/20 at 11:00 am. to hear a super presentation on “What’s Happening in Sonoma Valley” Our speaker is Keith Woods,
Our May meeting features an informative presentation on California Wetlands and the efforts to develop and support water fowl habitats. Our speaker, Yancey Knowles, is
SIR Branch #92 membership is open to men who wish to make new friends, enjoy excellent speakers, and partake of interesting events such as the
Bern Lefson On March 12, 2019 we have the pleasure of featuring OVA’s General Manager, Kevin Hubred at our lunch. His topic is of utmost interest
Our next excellent lunch will feature the Executive Director of Catholic Charities, Len Marabella. Len will be speaking about the ongoing work of Catholic Charities of
We invite all members of SIR Branch 92 to an exciting and informative lunch speaker on January 15, 2019. War with China! Unthinkable! Why would
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