President David Eardley opened the virtual meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance, then we recited the Four Way Test. Lunch was served.
Jerry Carvey gave the invocation to our club today.
ATTENDANCE
There were 32 Rotarians present, and 1 guest, Lynda Ludy
15th HANDSHAKE
President David announced to the club Tim Crawford. Congratulations Tim!
HAPPY BUCKS
Our club had so much to be happy about this week:
Phil is excited to be getting his Covid booster and Flu shot this week.
Ron Lichtle gave a $50 happy buck in honor of his 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration, his Golf ball drop winnings and the fact that he paid off his home.
Juliane Morian is happy about a successful visit from United States Representative Elissa Slotkin to view the 9/11 memorial at the library this week.
Vince was excited for his 3 year old granddaughter to start preschool and for his amazing hiking experience in Utah.
Ron Diliddo was happy about his vacation in Wyoming and his chance to honor a Marine who lost his life in Afghanistan.
Don Hobley is happy to be an American and keeping the memory of two of his friends close whose lives were lost on 9/11.
Lynda Ludy is happy about her friends new baby girl.
ROTARIAN OF THE WEEK
The Rotarian of the Week award was presented to Ethan Hoffman after his wonderful job with the golf outing. Congratulations Ethan!!!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ernie Schaefer announced that the Shred It For Polio Event will be held October 18th between 9 and 12 in the Bordine’s parking lot.
Our meeting will be held at Innovation Hills Park on September 28th at noon.
Ethan Hoffman announced that the golf outing made over $10,000!!!
The next board meeting will be held on September 15th at 5:15.
BIRTHDAYS AND CLUB ANNIVERSARIES
We had 3 member birthdays this week, Cary Riggs September 15th, Tate Vo September 16th, and Jeff Fosnaugh September 19th . Happy Birthday Rotarians!!
SHERIFF'S REPORT
PROGRAM
Brenda Tipton, our district governor, gave an invigorating presentation to get us all motivated for some Rotary growth. As a lead for AT&T’s corporate tech team, Brenda knows how to get things done. Our self acclaimed Chief Enthusiasm Encouragement Officer is interested in yoga, volunteering, and alligators. When Brenda first started rotary she was immediately recruited for the cemetery clean up community and fell in love with giving back. When Brenda climbed the ranks to president of her club she made it her goal to induct 15 new members for the year which she exceeded by 7! As district governor, Brenda continues to work hard to grow and connect rotary. Her pet project as of late has been to connect club runner to Rotary International which is now 97% complete. Brenda sends out regular 1 page bulletins to keep everyone apprised of the upcoming events and trends in Rotary. She also helped to start a district charitable organization. Brenda has accomplished so much by putting what she loves first and we thank her for loving Rotary.
Yes, this is a challenging time. But, we are Rotarians, we will rise to the challenge, and our resilience and power of adaptation will prevail over this. Thanks everyone, have a great week.