Sandra Le (Kirklin) Klein was born in National City, San Diego, California, and grew up in the Denver metro area. Her interest in genealogy developed after learning her mother-in-law was born in Cripple Creek, Colorado, and that her husband's paternal side of the family was German-Russian.
A member of Columbine since 2001, Sandi was Co-3rd Vice President, Ways & Means from 2003 to 2005. Prior to being elected to President, she was Columbine's delegate to the Colorado Council of Genealogical Societies (CCGS).
Since elected, Sandi has been instrumental in attracting talented new officers and committee appointees who continue to bring fresh ideas and skills to her Executive Board. She has overseen numerous noteworthy activities during her presidency. A well attended free Land Records seminar, two successful Bemis genealogy nights, new Bemis library online bibliography project, free member DNA tests, nomination and recognition of Don Elliott as a national FGS volunteer, website redesign and expansion to include databases, resumption of introductory classes and 35th Anniversary planning are just some of the accomplishments under her direction.
We appreciate her untiring efforts and dedication to Columbine's future.
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Sandi Klein - President
2007-2008
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