Dine-and-Discover Meetings and Events
Our meeting date is the last Wednesday of the month. Special event dates will be announced. RSVPs are due by noon on the Monday prior to each meeting as online registration automatically closes at that time. If registration is closed and you find you can attend, please contact Mary Abshier to check on seating availability.
Below is a menu of programs that are sure to satisfy any intellectual appetite. Join HFCW’s meetings where lifetime learners gather. Be a part of our long history of sharing wit and wisdom with HFCW members and their guests since 1974.
Questions? Contact Mary Abshier at marketing@hfcw.org or 281-923-9241
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Do You Know What You Have?
Wednesday, March 29, 2023 @ 11:15 am - 1:00 pm
Living in the greater Houston area means living with hurricanes, floods and other destructive weather events. Like people everywhere we also face possible losses from fire, burglary, broken water pipes, etc.
Many Houstonians have adequate insurance to cover the financial cost of such events; however, they are often not prepared for the overwhelming task of filing a major claim, especially during what can be an emotionally challenging time. The crucial question becomes “Do you know what you have?”
Beth Szescila will reveal a number of things you should do now to be better prepared for the aftermath of a catastrophic event…should you ever have to face one. This program will help you sleep better knowing you have the necessary tools to confidently deal with a major loss.
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Prior to retiring, Beth Szescila was a certified member of the International Society of Appraisers, holding certifications in the appraisal of Fine Arts, as well as of Antiques and Residential Contents. For 18 years Beth was a member of the appraiser panel on the PBS series Antiques Roadshow.
In her profession, she frequently helped clients deal with complicated insurance-related matters. She assisted them in a number of ways such as appraising items for insurance scheduling and determining the value of lost, stolen, or destroyed property. Beth’s years of experience taught her the importance of preparation and organization before a loss. |
If you plan to attend, please RSVP to marketing@hfcw.org.