We are meeting at Cherry Hills through September 20, then will move to another location (to be determined) on September 27.
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This will be the last meeting at a different location to enable us to make a permanent selection when we must leave Cherry Hills due to their remodeling. The address is 7209 South Clinton Street, Englewood, CO 80112. The restaurant is located on the east side of I25 and is clearly visible from I25. It is located between Arapahoe Road (exit 197) and Dry Creek Road (exit 198).  |
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Richard Swomley is a broker associate with LIV Sotheby's Realty. He is a graduate of the US Coast Guard Academy and did post graduate studies at the London School of Economics. Prior to joining LIV Sotheby's, he was managing director of Capital International Management with a 30 year career in Corporate Financial Advisory. He and his witfe Elaine live in Denver. They are the parents of 5 grown children. |
Megan Siebert taught for Cherry Creek schools for 8 years and now is a broker with Coldwell Banker. She has a BA from Fort Lewis College and a Masters from Regis. She is single and lives in Denver. Megan is currently president of the RMA Children's Association, a local non profit that works with children in need in the the Denver area and DPS school system. Deb Fine introduced her to Rotary. |
Each year at the District Celebration the District and various clubs make awards for exceptional service. Our club and club members garnered over a dozen awards. To download a Powerpoint of the awards won by our club and club members CLICK HERE. Picture of Curt Harris being awarded the Kevin Farrell Leadership award given by our club. |
Morris McDonald is a retired Investment Banker who previously owned Proteus Capital Partners. He has worked in finance in San Francisco, New York and was a partner at Boettcher & Co in Denver. He has a BA in English and American History from the University of North Carolina and an MBA in Finance from Columbia. His father was a Rotarian in Atlanta for 50 years. Paul Schlauch introduced him to our club. He and his wife Janalee live in Cherry Hills. They have two grown children. |
Mickey Fouts is transferring from the Castle Rock Rotary Club, where he is a past president. He spent 47 years in various Real Estate appraisal, leasing and investment companies. He has organized several water companies and has started a new business in water treatment doing development work for desalination and mineral recovery on a global basis. Mickey has a BS from Michigan State and has done graduate studies at DU. He and his wife, Raechel now live in Centennial. He has 3 grown children. |
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Clubrunner previously pulled their mobile app because it did not function properly. Version 2 has been released and is available for free download from your app store. It gives you access to the club directory and the stories on the web site.
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Do you have a succinct explanation of Rotary when someone asks you- what some would call an "elevator speech"? Here is a possible response, authored by Jim Creamer: Rotary is an international organization dedicated to the service of mankind. Denver Southeast Rotary Club is an active organization of men and women providing domestic and international assistance to others far and wide. And we have fun doing it with fellowship for our members and with a sense of ethics as outlined in the Four Way Test. |