Frank Mauser Alcoholics Anonymous GSO Archivist 1995 Talk at Rhode Island State Convention
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Frank Mauser Alcoholics Anonymous GSO Archivist 1995 Talk at Rhode Island State Convention
Narrated by:
Frank Mauser, A Bill Friend
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Narrated by:
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Frank Mauser
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A Bill Friend
About this listen
Frank Mauser, former GSO AA archivist at the 19th Rhode Island State Convention
Newport, RI - March 24, 1995
The message of AA from within its beating heart
Frank has a great message about getting sober and being a happy, effective AA member while sponsoring and helping others.
Frank was the second Alcoholics Anonymous archivist.
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