

AUCTIONING FUN
FEBRUARY16, 2023
5:30


COST $30 TO INCLUDE DINNER OF FINGER FOODS: Wraps, pizza, etc.
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BOTTLE OF BROCH GIN GIFTED TO THE CLUB
FROM A MEMBER OF A SCOTLAND CLUB

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Donalee Berard, Suffern Rotary International Committee Chairperson, her husband Jim Burton of New City Rotary & myself, RC of Suffern President Elect, Pam Hess attended the International Festival of Friendship, Sisterhood & Service in the Mexican Magical Town of Zacatlan in October 2022.

Community leaders and members dedicate the Flags for Heroes at Ramapo Village Hall on Veteran's Day 2022.

Suffern High School Interact Club & Rotary Club of Suffern work together to create a holiday float for the Suffern Village Holiday Parade 2022.

Suffern Rotarians enjoyed a beautiful Friday afternoon while posting 50 Flags for Heroes, in front of Ramapo Town Hall, dedicated by Rotarians, friends and community organizations to honor heroes past and present. Big thanks to all who helped to install the flags. Supervisor Michael Specht stopped by offering support.
Thank you to Angus MacKenzie and Tom Reilly for chairing this new project.
District 4210 Service Symposium highlighted ideas for literacy service projects, RYLA Exchange Students and local service organizations.
A new Suffern Rotary Club tradition has begun! A monthly meeting tradition where a long-standing member will share their Rotary experiences with the new members!
Our President Elect, Amany Messieha Dgheim with the first woman Rotary International President at PETS.

According to the Rotary International website. Jennifer Jones imagines Rotary fulfilling big dreams. "Imagine, a world that deserves our best where we get up each day knowing that we can make a difference."
For full announcement shown on the Rotary,org website, click here.
Imagine Rotary the theme for 2022-2023 explained by incoming President Jennifer Jones.
The theme graphic was designed by an Australian indigenous artist to link with the Melbourne convention in 2023.
Circle - connections to one another
Dots around it - Our People
There are 7 Dots because of our Rotary’s 7 areas of focus
Circle + dots around it - Navigation star, our guiding light
Green solid line - digging stick (used when doing hard work);
for us it’s People of Action, represents the tools for getting things done
Colors: Purple, Green & White -
Celebrate DEI- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Freedom to express ourselves differently but still with a special connection.
Purple- Polio
Green- the Environment
White - Peace
Represents Empowerment and Newness and also the colours were utilised for the women's movement giving us the opportunity to grow our female membership.
The theme graphic was designed by an Australian indigenous artist to link with the Melbourne convention in 2023.
Circle - connections to one another
Dots around it - Our People
There are 7 Dots because of our Rotary’s 7 areas of focus
Circle + dots around it - Navigation star, our guiding light
Green solid line - digging stick (used when doing hard work);
for us it’s People of Action, represents the tools for getting things done
Colors: Purple, Green & White -
Celebrate DEI- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Freedom to express ourselves differently but still with a special connection.
Purple- Polio
Green- the Environment
White - Peace
Represents Empowerment and Newness and also the colours were utilised for the women's movement giving us the opportunity to grow our female membership.
Many hands make light work! Over 71 Interact Students were on board with their helping hands.


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Suffern, NY 10901
United States of America