Rotarians celebrated the new Rotary Park located in the Eastfield subdivision, commemorating their 5th Community Impact Project. The Rotary Club of Bartlett donated $25,000 to support the Bartlett Park District in building the park.
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Member Birthdays:
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Paula SchumacherJanuary 8
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Michael FaleseJanuary 14
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Jay SinnesPattieJanuary 1
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David StrutzelJanuary 9, 199233 years
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Donna WeirJanuary 28, 201015 years
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Ray DeyneJanuary 28, 20169 years
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Thursdays at 12:15 p.m.
Villa Olivia Country Club
1401 W Lake St
Bartlett, IL 60103
United States of America
Bartlett, IL 60103
United States of America
The Rotary Club of Bartlett is seeking nominations for persons in the community for the 2024 Ralph Tovar Community Service Award. There are many amazing volunteers in our community who could and should be recognized and honored for their long-term commitment to Bartlett. The late Ralph Tovar, Village resident and Bartlett Rotarian of over 35 years was a true representative of this. Tovar’s dedicated volunteer efforts made a lasting difference in the Bartlett community.
We need your help identifying and nominating similarly devoted, passionate and valuable community volunteers whose efforts have resulted in building the spirit of the Bartlett community. If you know of such an individual who volunteers and has been involved in continuous community service endeavors of a substantial nature and duration, let us know by completing and returning a nomination form. A printable version of the nomination form is available on the left sidebar of this webpage.
Nominations must be received by November 1, 2024. Please send or deliver a completed form to: Ralph Tovar Community Service Award 2024 Committee PO BOX 8381 Bartlett, Illinois 600103, or via email kwessel@bartlettlibrary.org or reets2020@gmail.com
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