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Wednesday
December 13th, 2017
Volume 22 Number 10

Editor: Faye Lippitt
2017 - 2018 Sunrise Board
President
Deirdre McFarlane
 
President Elect
Jerrell Garner
 
1st Vice President
Pat Steward
 
2nd Vice President
Stacy Parke
 
Immediate Past President
Dawn Cummings
 
Secretary
Andrea Bryan
 
Treasurer
Trudy-Ann Scott
 
Director - Membership
Hazel Brown
 
Director - Communication
Faye Lippitt
 
Director - Club Administration
Chris Anco
 
Director - Youth Service
Jerrell Garner
 
Director - Literacy
Matthew Seales
 
Co-Directors - Community Service
Karelle DaCosta
Jacqueline Golding-McDonald
 
Director - International Service
Ulrich Ecke
 
Co-Directors Fundraising
Alison Shirlaw
Andrea Whittaker
 
Co-Chairs - Fellowship
Ivana Faltysova
Nanalie Cover
 
Well-being Officer
Enoka Richens
 
Sergeant At Arms
Jonathan Adam
 
Rotary Foundation/Grants Chair
Christine Mathews
 
Disaster Recovery Chair
Barbara Anley
 
 
 








 



 
 
      Birthday &
Anniversary Report
 
      Birthdays
David Reid     Dec 2
Aimee Bush    Dec 4
Jennison Nunez  Dec 5
Wendy Koll        Dec 7
John Lee           Dec 20
Anthony Lawson  Dec 22
   Date Joined Rotary
 
Cummings, Dawn         23 years
Dean Heyne                  2 years
Ferlyn Heyne                2 years
chris Anco                    7 years
James Melen                5 years
J.D. Moseley-Matchett  10 years
Sharon Buckley-Omier  2 years
Su Mander                   3 years
Andy Scott                   7 years
Eddie Balderamos        10 years
 
 
 
ClubRunner
Sunrise Donates to Stingray Club
 
 
                contributor Jackie Golding-McDonald
 
Co-Director of Community Service Jacqueline Golding-McDonald presented a cheque to the Stingray Swim Club (SSC) for $550 to aide in the development of a Bucket System. This System will add to the development of the various swim programs at SSC. SSC was established in 1996 and has the most extensive membership of any swim club and supports both the Government Learn to Swim, the High School Development Group and the Special Olympic Team swimmers (Lighthouse School Students) as well as granting discretionary memberships to those that are unable to afford to contribute to the membership fees.  
        
 
 
 
    Farewell to Michelle Watler
    
As part of our club interview series, we take time to say goodbye and good luck to dear friends who are no longer with the club. 
 
Why did you join the club
   I joined the club because I wanted to get involved with the community. Growing up being in Scouts I had always been involved with the community working with youth so, it seemed natural to be joining Rotary and being a part of the youth and literacy committees.
 
Do you have a favorite memory at the club
   My favorite memories have all been with Youth and Literacy.  In terms of Youth, I had a lot of joy working with the Georgetown Primary students in helping them plan community events.  They were very inspiring in their own right how they brainstormed ways to actively be involved in making a difference. Jerrell's enthusiasm and sunshine attitude was always something I looked forward to as well whether it was at meetings or events.  
   In terms of Literacy, we had such a great team! Hendrik and Su's passion really made an impact in organizing awesome events so that the youth would have the best possible experience.  You can tell how successful we've been as year after year participation grows.
   Other fond memories involve interacting with Rotaract during fellowship at Christine's house.  Dice games night and etiquette 'training' were fun but that's really just naming a few.
 
Do you have advice for the new board
   None I can think of at this moment, everything seems super.  However, maybe one note that rather than trying to get membership up for numbers purposes, focus on recruiting members who will spend the time and effort to make a difference in the community.  I understand that it is a 'networking' type of club but there really should be a focus on more community involvement.  Take some notes and enthusiasm from the Rotaractors ;-)
 
Any other comments
I'm really sad to be taking leave from the club but feel that I cannot commit the time and effort that I would expect of myself as a full fledged member.  Upon returning to participate in the community again, I hope to see everyone's cheery smiling faces once again.
 
       Rotaract Attack
   
Brace yourself for a fine time this Wednesday as our favorite gang take over breakfast
 
 
Weekly Duties
 
Greeter: David Reid
Raffle:    Jackie Golding McDonald  
Sergeant: Jonathan Adams
 
Meeting Make-Up Information
 
 
Make-Ups: In addition to make-up opportunities at Rotary Sunrise, you can make up absences at another club in Grand Cayman.
The meeting times and places for the other clubs are as follows:
 
 Rotaract Blue:
Wednesdays 6 pm at Royal Palms Beach Club Restaurant
 
Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman: 
Thursdays 7 a.m. at The Greenhouse, 72 North Church St. 
(Next to Digicel Office, near waterfront)
 
Rotary Club Cayman Central
Tuesdays 7:30pm, George Town Yacht Club Restaurant
 
Rotary E-Club of the Caribbean 7020: Online meetings anytime. Visit the new e-club platform at
http://portal.clubrunner.ca/9515/Stories/welcome-to-rotary-e-club-of-the-caribbean-7020
 
   Traveling: If you are going to be traveling for an extended period of time (more than two weeks), be sure to let the Secretary know and remember to submit any make-ups you do in a timely manner.