As my term as president ends, I recall William Shakespeare’s ambivalence about taking leave: “I have more care to stay than will to go.”

I invite you to join me for a few moments in a fantastical world, where longtime club members share their reminiscences.

Lisa Parker’s commitment to the Connecticut Valley Region is epic. She has made the club’s motto, “…it’s about the people,” ring loud and clear.

CVR board members, Caroline and Alan Davis, win acclaim at the 2022 Parade for their exceptional regional and national leadership. Other CVR members, including John Collins, Paul Kudra, Charles Letouzey and Elizabeth Letouzey, also achieve distinction at the Parade.

The Taycan is a technological marvel and a beautiful ride. Is it sui generis?

Autocross, driver education, coffee runs, and concours will flourish again as they did last year due to the exceptional efforts being made by our CVR board members.

Autocross, driver education, coffee runs, and concours will flourish again as they did last year due to the exceptional efforts being made by our CVR board members.

Paul Kudra is an exceptional leader, excellent mentor, and empathic colleague. CVR members are fortunate to be beneficiaries of his vision, competence, and goodwill.

After a month of relative inactivity in December, I enjoy interacting with board members and developing goals for the year with them. The goals are a collective vision of activities and events that will engage you and enrich club traditions of camaraderie, safety and enjoyment of Porsches.

CVR evokes mainly the images of beautiful Porsches; however, it also evokes the kindness and goodwill of many of its members.

Exceptional leaders have honored CVR over the years with their dedication, competence and goodwill. When they depart, it is always difficult to say good-bye.

Drum roll please: CVR is proud to announce that the winners of the 2021 Frank Carrington Award are…

What occurred that Saturday more than sixty years ago is prominent in the annals of our family. Depending on the teller, there are at least three versions of what became known as the “melee.” I am sharing my version, which is the most accurate.

Approximately seventy CVR events take place annually for the entertainment of club members. Volunteers lead every event. They dedicate a great deal of time to planning and then hosting related activities. In any year, there is usually some turnover in event leaders. This year is no exception