WELCOME


NEXT MEETING – Tuesday, November 14, 2023
SOCIAL TIME & MEAL – 11am —— BUSINESS MEETING – 12:00pm
Program – Mr. Andrew F. Pauley, USAF ASCGS 377th FSS, Deputy Director,
What is the future regarding KAFB and the Coronado Thunderbirds
TOMASITA’S RESTAURANT ON PAN AMERICAN FWY south of Jefferson St. near Century Rio Plex 24 and Cold Stone Creamery.
LUNCH – Only $14.50 – $16.50 (! for a full meal at Tomasita’s !)

Returning President
Unprecedented 4th Term
The Coronado Thunderbirds is a social club for people retired from Federal Agencies and their Contractors — including Sandia National Labs, Los Alamos National Labs, DOE, NNSA, FAA, and the Military.
Our Club monthly activities include our Member Monthly Meeting on the second Tuesday of the month (except December). Our monthly member meetings are currently held in-person at TOMASITA’S RESTAURANT at 4949 Pan American Freeway NE on the west side of I-25 and south of Jefferson Street. You have an option to purchase a $14.50 – $16.50 lunch. We start with social time and lunch (at 11am), followed by a Business Meeting (12 Noon) and the program immediately thereafter.
After our Business Meetings, get ready for a great presentation. Our programs are chosen based on members’ interests in order to inform or entertain. Sometimes, the programs accomplish both!
- the emergence of telemedicine
- improving the environment of Albuquerque
- artificial intelligence
- beekeeping
- the impact of Spain on the Revolutionary War
- singing and choral groups
- square dancing
- ballooning in New Mexico
- the history of Albuquerque
- railroading in New Mexico, including AT&SF 2926
- Col. Eric Felt, AFRL and US Space Force
- the movie, “Hugo,” automaton restoration
- Old Town Ghost Stories
We distribute a monthly newsletter and occasional updates to keep our members informed of our programs, activities, and KAFB information. The newsletter is sent via email and “snail mail,” and we also maintain contact with a Calling Committee.
We would love to have you be a part of the fun!
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