More classification talks !!! That's good!!!

    The Rotary Club of Wahpeton has seen many new members during 2015 and on January 5th during their regular noon hour meeting at Prante's members heard the "classification talks" of the most recent three .  Almost immediately following the meeting my membership team captain contacted us urging more members!!

     Tara Klostreich was named the Advertising Manager of the Wahpeton-Breckenridge DAILY NEWS six months ago.  She is married and has two children.  Her husband is employed at the Red River Valley and Western Railroad.  Prior to the DAILY NEWS she was employed by Citi Financial and prior to that in the medical records department of what was then called The Dakota Clinic (Essentia Health).

                          Tara Klostreich

     She has a degree in Health Information Management from the North Dakota State College of Science.  In her free time she likes being involved with dirt track races and vacationing in a variety of locations including in Arizona and Florida.

 

     Tim Morris has been employed at Smith Motors (GMC dealership) for 32 years "because I like cars and people".  He has been married for 31 years.  He lists  his enjoyment of people as his reason for joining Rotary.  He enjoys vacationing in the Caribbean and Florida.

                                 Tim Morris

 

     Matthew Tooman recently came to Wahpeton from Lincoln Nebraska to serve as the Pastor at Emmanuel Lutheran Church.  He grew up in Des Moines, Iowa and his family is still there.   His father was a Rotarian.    He was the Assistant Pastor at Trinity Lutheran in Lincoln and in addition to his other duties had responsibilities in the K through 12 Trinity Lutheran School in Lincoln.  After University and before Seminary he was a history teacher in Magellan, Texas.

                          Matthew Tooman

He enjoys nature photography and music.  He both sings and plays the guitar.  He visited eastern Hungry in an exchange program in 1991.

He joined Rotary in order to connect with and to serve in the community and for the fellowship.