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Jonathan Fuller was the Section Chief from NE-3A before he became Northeast Region Chief in 2006. I recently came across the round that appears below. Does anyone know when this was issued and the specific purpose it was issued for? My guess would be that it was a friendship gift from Jonathan when he went to the Planning meeting and ran for Region Chief, but that is only speculation on my part.

Section NE-3A Chief Jonathan Fuller Patch

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“At least once every human being should have to run for his life, to teach him that milk does not come from the supermarket, that safety does not come from policemen, and that news is not something that happens to other people.” – Robert A. Heinlein, The Number of the Beast

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June 24, 2011

The theme for the 2000 Section NE-3B Conclave was Remembering Our Past – Envisioning our Future.
Update July 2016: Jonathan Groves advised:

My notes have the Conclave hosted by Haudenosaunee Lodge #19 at Siena College in Albany.

There were a least 3 items issued for the event.

A pocket patch (with loop for participants)

Section NE-3B 2000 Particpant Pocket Patch

A trading post version with no loop

Section NE-3B 2000 Trading Post Pocket Patch

and a neckerchief:

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