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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Saturday, February 28, 2026
University of Puget Sound
Thompson Hall, Room 175 (1st floor)
1517 N. Union Ave, Tacoma, WA 98416
Free Parking (lot outside Thompson Hall, enter from Union Ave)
2:45-3:00pm Check-In, Foyer near Room 175 (1st floor)
3:00-3:30pm Mingle, light refreshments, purchase raffle tickets
3:30-4:45pm Business Meeting, Room 175
4:45-5:00pm Raffle Drawing
Attendance to the business meeting only is free of charge for current TBA members.
Cost for Social Event is $20 per person and includes refreshments.
Registration & Ticket deadline Feb 25, 2026
Celebrate this year's Helen Engle and Thelma Gilmur Legacy Award winners: Faye Hands and Diane Yorgason-Quinn!
Doors open between 2:30 and 2:45, with mingling in the foyer outside the classroom and enjoy light sandwiches and cookies. Visit with friends, purchase raffle tickets if you'd like and get ready to find out all that Tahoma Bird Alliance has in the works. The business meeting will be from 3:30-4:45 in the classroom auditorium. Our time will include a tribute to artist and long-time supporter Dale Thompson. We will be raffling off a few of Dale's original paintings as well as some signed prints, come ready!
Meet our new candidates for our Board of Directors!
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Bryan Mohlman
Bryan grew up in Southern California, spending much of his youth in the few natural open spaces available nearby. After moving to Washington in 2014, he was struck by how green and alive the landscape was. With an understanding of how urbanization can impact local birds and native plant communities, Bryan decided to take a positive step toward preserving and restoring habitat in Pierce County. He earned a master’s in environmental studies from The Evergreen State College and now works with the Pierce Conservation District, managing volunteers at critical restoration sites. Bryan believes that small, consistent actions add up, and that together we can make a meaningful difference for our watershed and the wildlife that depend on it.
Jan Regier
A native of Whatcom County, Jan has maintained a lifelong passion for the natural beauty of the PNW, and her concern for the environment led to a 16- year association with one of America’s pioneering renewable energy companies. After retiring from a career in medical speech-language pathology throughout greater Seattle, Jan moved to Tacoma where she started volunteering with Tahoma Bird Alliance. She is also an active classical musician and serves on the executive board of the Tacoma chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
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