A SEARCH
	by Richard Evans, Editor

At the January 23rd WFA Board meeting, I asked the Board's permission to begin a serach for someone to take over the job of doing the Wolfensberger Family Association Newsletter.   My reaon for doing this was to begin a search for for someone who has a strong interest in the WFA, who has a computer and the general skills needed to use the software to generate the newsletter, and who would be willing to begin now to gradually learn what it takes to publish an interesting newsletter.   Since I plan to continue to do the newsletter for the foreseeable future, anyone who would like to eventually take on this job would have plenty of time to learn what is required and not be under a lot of pressure immediately, but would gradually grow into the job.

When I took on this job from Bob Wolfenbarger in the Fall of 2000, I had the benefit of Bob's help in getting started, but most importantly, we had Larry Jones available with his many contacts and a wealth of information he received from our members.   Larry kept my in-box full of things to use in the newsletter.   By the time Larry began to have health problems, I was able to continue to develop stories for the publication without any problem.   The construction of the format was easy, but having things to put in the newsletter that is interesting and timely is most important.  

Thw WFA will buy a copy of the Microsoft Picture It! software for the one who would like to do this important job.   This program is easy to use and understand and we would be able to exchange files so the new editor would be able