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Archive -- RailNation: Kansas City
Date
Friday, October 21, 2022 5:00 PM Sunday, October 23, 2022 6:00 PM
Location
Union Station Kansas City 30 W Pershing Rd Kansas City MO 64108
Friday, Oct 21:
Private Car Viewing (Union Station, 4:30p-6:00p)
- Viewing for RNDC attendees only
- Information has been emailed to all registrants
AleNation (Taps on Main, 5p-7p)
- Informal, causal gathering for those who are in town before the Saturday meeting.
- Two stops from Union Station on the Streetcar
Saturday, Oct 22:
Fall Symposium + Council Business Meeting (Union Station)
- See below for agenda
Sunday, Oct 23:
Union Station Tour (9:30a - REGISTER HERE)
- w/Jim Asplund, UnionStation.org volunteer & past President of the National Railroad Historical Society, Kansas City Chapter
NOTE: The Association staff will be providing high quality N95 masks for attendees and will be encouraging people to wear them during the meeting
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Agenda, October 22, 2022
A special THANK YOU to those who donated to help make this event happen:
Lynn Aldrich, Michael Alexander, Christina Anderson, Bruce Ashton, Randolph Becker, Ken Briers, George Chilson, Roger Clark, Edward Collins, Thomas Compson, Dick & Doreve Cridlebaugh, Dino Drudi, DeWain Feller, Robert Flint, Robert Frampton, Weldon Hammond, Curt Harpold, Manisha Kapil, Malcolm Kenton, Laurence Krieg, Gary M. Lanman, Charles Larrabee, James Loomis, Gary Moline, Johann Moore, Timothy Moore, Jishnu Mukerji, Robert Munson, Steven Musen, Ken Potts, Dave Randall, Meredith Richards, Steven Strauss, Michael Testerman, Stephen Wylder
"I wish to extend my appreciation to members of the Rail Passengers Association for their steadfast advocacy to protect not only the Southwest Chief, but all rail transportation which plays such an important role in our economy and local communities. I look forward to continuing this close partnership, both with America’s rail passengers and our bipartisan group of senators, to ensure a bright future for the Southwest Chief route."
Senator Jerry Moran (R-KS)
April 2, 2019, on receiving the Association's Golden Spike Award for his work to protect the Southwest Chief