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Involved in the Kochel DAV local group: the outgoing chairman Günther Stingl, his successor Felix Gerg and second board member Manfred Fischer (from left).
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Change at the top of the Kochler local group in the German Alpine Club: Felix Gerg follows Günther Stingl.
The group has 140 members.
Kochel am See - After nine years in office, the chairman of the Kochler local group in the German Alpine Association (DAV), Günther Stingl, has now handed over his voluntary position to younger hands.
The general meeting at the Gasthof Post elected the Kochler business lawyer Felix Gerg as his successor.
Within the Tutzing section of the German Alpine Club, which was founded in 1903 and is the owner of the managed “Tutzinger Hütte” below the Benediktenwand, there are three local groups: Penzberg, Seeshaupt and Kochel.
The latter was founded 100 years ago and has a special significance because it largely takes care of the hut and the heavily frequented network of paths in the area.
The Kochler local group has 140 members and a two-person local group board, but not a complete board with a secretary and treasurer in accordance with association law, because it is located in Tutzing.
The new local group chairman Gerg has also been an active member of the local mountain rescue service for 25 years and has now announced that he would like to reactivate the local group's club life.
Manfred Fischer remains in office as the second local director.
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Jochberg climb renovated
The Kochel local group also provides several responsible persons who take special care of the alpine work area of the Alpine Club.
Matthias Ruille has taken over the position of hut representative from Michael Holzer.
The successor to route officer Heiko Storz has been Max Lantenhammer for some time.
And Thomas Jauernig took over responsibility for the material cable car to the hut from Hans Locher.
Secretary Hans Kürzinger also acknowledged the importance and special commitment of the Kochler local group for the Tutzing section in a welcoming speech.
The fundamental and very expensive renovation of the heavily eroded Jochberg climb from the Kesselberg was discussed.
Soon everything important was said, then we moved on to the social part.
Manfred Fischer showed the members photos of sectional ski tours in the foothills of the Alps from the past three winters.
Heiko Storz then reported on a group tour in the Stubai and a private trip to Patagonia.
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