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2006 Special Olympics Opening Eyes Event Schedule
updated 20 March 2006

Date Location Coordinator E-mail
21 Jan
Hong Kong
Rufina Chan
4 Feb
Philippines
Carmen Abesamis-Dichoso
11 Feb
Basseterre, St. Kitts
Ike Duru
11 Feb
Syracuse, New York
Amy Stone
23 Feb
Batna, Algeria
Ahdan Rizki    
Omneya Fawzy
26 Feb
Wisp, Maryland
Diane Serex
22-25 Mar
Cd. Delicias, Chihuahua Mexico
Elsa Ma. Villalobos Torreblanca
25 Mar--2 Apr
San Salvador, El Salvador
Gonzalo
25 Mar
Tenom, Malaysia
Molly Matthew 
Toh Teck Hong
31 Mar
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Jim Mancini
8 Apr
Osk Kosh, Wisconsin
Kellye Kneuppel
24-25 Apr
Ifran, Morocco
Dr. Galal Sharki
Omneya Fawzy
28-29 Apr
Tampa, Florida
Adele Paul
28 Apr-1 May
Singapore
Rebecca Chew
2-6 May
Manama, Bahrain
Taqi Hussain Khlaf
5 May
Topeka, Kansas
Julie Anderson
6 May
Fort Jackson, South Carolina
Jeff Magun
6 May
Macau
Tina Ye
7-8 May
Accura, Ghana
Adjoa Pokua Osae Awuku
10 May
Oklahoma
Wes Derosier
12-14 May
Beirut, Lebanon
Adib Jabr
13 May
Alleghany, Pennsylvania
Hans Lessman
14-18 May
Amman, Jordan
Dr. Ahmad Ali Anis
Gamal Al Namoura
Omneya Fawzy
16 May
Jurbarkas, Lithuania
Davia Sosienne
19 May
Creighton Univ, Nebraska
Ellen Weiss
19 May
Ames, Iowa
Jay Christensen
19-20 May
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Alice Baumstark
19-21 May
Auburn, Alabama
Chris Teichmiller
19-21 May
Nashville, Tennessee
Brad Altman
20 May
Hammond, Louisiana
John Labbe
23 May
Washington, D.C.
Nancy Ross
24 May
Texas State, Texas
Ralph Herring
Judy Hughes
24 May
Tunisia
Safaouane Ben Salah
24-25 May
Tenom, Malaysia
Daisy Khoo
Toh Teck Hong
24-27 May
Antwerp, Belgium
Ignance Fransman
26-27 May
Arlington, Texas
Charles Shidlofsky
Ralph Herring
27-29 May
Hawaii
Pat Ichimura
29 May
Israel
Ken Koslow
1-3 June
Mount Pleasant, Michigan
Phil Irion
2-3 June
Fargo, North Dakota
Nicole Dillavou
2-4 June
Richmond, Kentucky
Bill Reynolds
2-4 June
Raleigh, North Carolina
Heather Hickson
2-4 June
Fort Lewis, Washington
Erick Hartman
3 June
Emory Univ., Georgia
Krystal Bragg
Jennifer Dattolo
3 June
Kingston, Rhode Island
Lori Duquette
3 June
New York City
Joanie Portella
Melissa Lee
3 June
Colorado
Marcy Rose
7 June
Indonesia National Games
TBD
TBD
7-10 June
Chieng Mai, Thailand
TBD
TBD
5 June
Northern California
Meredith Whiteside
8-10 June
State College, Pennsylvania
Mike Cybor
9 June
Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Kellye Kneuppel
9 June
Towson, Maryland
Diane Serex
9-10 June
Newark, Delaware
Don Blackburn
Jon Buzby
Dr. David Matusiewicz
9-10 June
Richmond, Virginia
Roxann Robinson
9-11 June
Strunjan, Slovenia
Matjaz Mihelčič
9-11 June
Myanmar National Games
TBD
TBD
10 June
Northern California
Meredith Whiteside
10 June
Orono, Maine
David Douglass
10-11 June
New Haven, Connecticut
Chris Agro Bob Aube
10-11 June
Hoogezand-Sappemeer, Netherlands
Onno Rueck
Eva
12-13 June
University of Lagos, Nigeria
Nwakaego Ikor
15 June
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Molly Matthew  Toh Teck Hong
15 June
Albany, New York
Amy Stone
16-17 June
Bloomington, Illinois
Chrsitine Allison
17-18 June
Long Beach, California
Eunice Myung
20-26 June
Kecskemet, Hungary
Dora Domotor
21-25 June
Belfast, Ireland
Lynda McGivney  Nichola Kennedy
22-24 June
University of Minnesota, Minnesota
Duane Rutz
22-27 June
Kapfenberg, Austria
Walter Gutstein
24 June
Columbus, Ohio
Levelle Brislow-Jenkins
Sandy Workmaster
25-26 June
Eaubonne, France
Sophie Bie  Jean-Paul Roosen
29 June-7 Jul
USA National Games,
Ames, Iowa
Jay Christensen
1-4 July
Czech Republic
Martin Janek
1-4 July
Boston, Mass
Lions convention
TBD
18-23 Jul
Bradon, Canada
Steve Mintz
18-23 Jul
Bangkok, Thailand
Danai Tonketmonghon
31 Aug
Harbin, China
TBD
TBD
1-3 Sept
Boise, Idaho
Jack Zarybnisky
8-9 Sept
Jakarta, Indonesia
TBD
TBD
11-15 Sept
Berlin, Germany
Stefan Schwartz
15 Sept
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Molly Matthew  Toh Teck Hong
30 Sep-5 Oct
Rome, Italy
Giulio Velati
1-8 Oct
Queensland, Australia
Susan Walton
6-7 Oct
Provo, Utah
Dale Hardy
7 Oct
Bingham, New York
Amy Stone
12-20 Oct
China Pregames, Shanghai, China
TBD
TBD
28 Oct
California
Carmen Barnhardt Cathy Heyman
3-5 Nov
Japan
Irvin Tsumoto
5-11 Nov
Mumbai, India
TBD
TBD
9-17 Nov
Middle East/North Africa Games Fifth Regional Games
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
TBD
TBD
17-18 Nov
Topeka, Kansas
Julie Anderson
2 Dec
Columbia, Missouri
Lee Ann Barret
3-6 Dec
Batna, Algeria
Ahdan Rizki
Omneya Fawzy
 
 

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