Copy of Lake Report (Aug. 28, 2025)

2025 Corks & Kegs Tickets

Posted on Jul. 22, 2025

Tickets are now available for this year's Corks & Kegs! Join us at Carleton Farms on Saturday, September 13th. We appreciate all of our supporters.

This Week's Meeting

Posted by James Monroe on Aug. 25, 2025

This week our meeting returns to the School District Administration Building.

The program this week includes a presentation by Laura Gorcester, founder of Empowering Strides, a non-profit organization providing therapeutic horsemanship to neurodivergent individuals who face behavioral, emotional and/or cognitive challenges. Through the use of horses we can offer clients a different perspective. Horses gently encourage a new awareness and connection in people that grows a person’s self-awareness and leadership abilities.

Tickets for this years Corks & Kegs are now available for you to purchase. Click this link, invite your friends and let's fill the room!

Let's keep getting those sponsors in!!! The updated 2025-2026 LSR Sponsorship form is available to you at our website. You can send the form directly to sponsors. Click this link to download and start collecting sponsorships!

The link to our YouTube Channel is now available on our website and our weekly bulletins. You can view recent online meetings. If you watch any of them, you can count it as a makeup. Just let our Secretary, Gary O'Rielly know.

Puget Sound Kidney Centers Foundation

Posted by Gary O'Rielly on Aug. 25, 2025

Our guest speaker on Friday, August 22nd at The Buzz Inn was Krissy Davis, Executive Director, Puget Sound Kidney Centers Foundation. Krissy was born and raised in the area. She graduated from Granite Falls High School, married with two adult children.

Krissy was hired in December as the Puget Sound Kidney Centers Foundation Executive Director. She admitted that the role is personal because her husband has kidney disease as does her father-in-law. Last summer, her father-in-law was given a special gift when a friend of his from church donated one of his kidneys to him. He is doing well.

The mission of the Puget Sound Kidney Center (PSKC) is to provide the highest quality care for people with chronic kidney disease. PSKC was founded in 1991 by Dr. Christian Schmitt with help from U.S. Senator Henry M. Jackson.

Currently there are 12 centers in seven counties in the Puget Sound region serving 900 patients with 120,000 dialysis treatment annually. The various programs offered are Dialysis Services, Three modalities, In-center hemodialysis, home hemodialysis, and home peritoneal dialysis All patients receive wrap around care.

For more information visit their website at http://www.pskc.net

Mark Your Calendars!

Posted on Sep. 13, 2025

Corks & Kegs

Carleton Farms

13 September 2025