MMCA News & Events

Words: Rick CianekRick Cianek of Schuster Construction Services and Michigan Mason Contractors' Association (MMCA) trustee continues to recover from his serious automobile accident that took place in January. He is in physical therapy and will need additional surgery. Please keep him in your prayers as he recovers from his injuries.

More than 100 members and their guests enjoyed the MMCA Las Vegas reception at The Venetian Resort Hotel Casino on Thursday, March 30. Friday, a general membership meeting and golf outing took place at Angel Park Golf Club.

The MMCA spring general membership meeting and golf outing will take place on Tuesday, May 9, 2006, at the Oak Lane Golf Club in Webberville.

For more information about future activities, please visit MMCA's website at www.mmca-mi.com.

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