Invoices for January - June 2014 dues were sent in mid-December. Please check your email for a copy or phone the office for another to be sent. Please submit prompt payment as we have paid Rotary International dues for you.
The Vocational Excellence Awards are presented annually by Rotarians to those in our community nominated for their vocational excellence, their high ethical standards and their service to our community.
This photo is of the 2013 recipients and the nominators. On February 5, we will continue the tradition of recognizing the dedicated employees who have earned recognition for their contributions.
Due to time constraints at the meeting on Wednesday, each presentor will have a limited time to make their oral presentation but we will publish the written nominations in full for you to read in the next issue of the RotaryGrams.
Ever wish YOU had the opportunity to ring the opening bell at the meeting?
For a donation of $25 to the Beaumont Rotary Foundation, you will be allowed to do just that. You will be called up to ring the bell to start the meeting.
When he rings the bell to conclude the meeting, President Chad Blanchard will match your donation with another $25 donation to the Beaumont Rotary Foundation!
Bell Ringer
on January 29
We need you!
Let us know you want to be the weekly Bell Ringer.
Would you like to be the Bell Ringer at a meeting and support the Beaumont Rotary Foundation at the same time? Please volunteer by contacting President Chad Blanchard or the Rotary Office today.
Dean Lynn Castle did not disappoint as she again prefaced the presentation of Blue Badges and Rotary University Bachelor of Rotary Science degrees with her special poetic talent.
The newest Rotary University graduates, Rene Greenwald (on right) and Oney Fitzpatrick (center), enjoyed her poem and receiving their degree!
The Board of Directors conducted an electronic vote on January 21 and approved two new member proposals. It was announced to the club by Board Member Craig Escamilla on January 22.
Kathleen Alsup, Senior Consultant/Project Manager. R. P. S. Group (Engineering Firm)
Nakisha Myles, Communications Specialist, Beaumont Independent School District
Proposed by Mary Poole
Classification: Education - Public Schools - Public Relations
In accordance with our bylaws (Article 13, Section 8), please submit written objections related to the aforementioned proposals within 10 days (of January 22) to the board of directors, stating the reason for your objection.
The Large Club Conference is underway this week in Memphis, TN. The group is actively involved in sharing information and the conversations always focus on membership growth.
The largest clubs in the LCC are:
Oklahoma City with 621 members
San Diego with 528
Nashville with 514
Madison with 507, and
Baton Rouge with 465
The Rotary Club of Beaumont ranks as 30th of the 43 clubs reporting membership data.
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January 21 and approved two new member proposals. It was announced to the club by Board Member Craig Escamilla on January 22.
The Large Club Conference is underway this week in Memphis, TN. The group is actively involved in sharing information and the conversations always focus on membership growth.