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Updated : 03/28/2012

Charlie H. Obit

Charlie passed from this world on March 19. He celebrated 25 years on May 31, 2011. He was one of the founding fathers of the Brown Street Club; we owe him a debt of gratitude for what he did to provide us our meeting place. R.I.P.

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1397 Irvin Cobb Dr

Paducah, KY 42003

APRIL 7, 2012
DISTRICT 2 DINNER-MEETING
Hosted by Sunset Group & Brownbaggers Group
BROWN STREET CLUB
1397 IRVIN COBB DR. - PADUCAH, KY

6:00 pm: GSR Meeting
7:00 pm: Dinner
8:00 pm: Speaker - Dave B. - Paducah, KY
50/50 Raffle - Books to be Raffled
Fried chicken will be provided - Please bring two covered dishes
Come enjoy good food, good fun and good fellowship

 

Meeting Schedule for Brown Street

New --> 252 AA sayings

 

Old Timer's Prayer

New Al-Anon Page

Click here to see a list of new Brown Street Club Officers

 

Bill W. passed on January 24, 1971. Here is a link to his obituary that I enjoyed reading again.

New Metropolis Al-Anon link

What an idea ! -

WK Intergroup Speakers Exchange Program

"Member's Contributions" Page

Check it out, but better yet, submit something to publish there !

Click here to submit an email with your contribution

 

The mission statement for this website is to make information about the AA groups in District 2 more easily available and to promote interaction between the individual groups.

We encourage participation by other groups in the area. If you would like anything relevant to our cause posted on this website, including ( but not limited to ) meeting schedules, special events, club info, speaker listings, etc. please contact us at mailto:paduke@brownst.org

What is the Brown Street Club ?

  • The Brown Street Club was formed in order to provide a common meeting place for several separate AA groups and Al-Anon Family Group meetings.

  • Having a common meeting location is more cost efficient than having and maintaining separate sites for each group.

  • The members of the club also feel as if there is an advantage in having a single well known and easy to find location for people interested in recovery to locate a group.

  • The Brown Street Club is separate from AA and Al-Anon. Membership in the Club is strictly voluntary; however, it is hoped that those interested in this effort will join us by becoming a member of The Brown Street Club.

  • Please contact any of the officers for more information.

 

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