The Rotary Club of Beaumont, TX, is a large and diverse fellowship of inspired business, professional, and civic leaders with significant community connections that foster the ideals of Service Above Self and high ethical standards.
RYLA 2022 was a huge success! Randy Shelton, Michael Perez and Teresa Simpson are excited to present RYLA 2022. Awardees and there families will be in attendance. RYLA 2022 awardees will be speaking about what they experienced during RYLA 2022 weekend. Braden Sheldon, 2022 RYLA Counselor and former RYLA awardee of 2020 sponsored by Beaumont Rotary Club. Braden, will speak on his experience as a RYLA awardee returning as one of RYLA 2022 counselors.
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Rotary Club Of Beaumont is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: RYLA 2022!
Time: Jan 12, 2022 11:30 AM Central Time (US and Canada)
Dr. Jaime Taylor, 16th President, Lamar University
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Wine Down With Rotary!
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Wine Down With Rotary will take place on January 27, 2022!
Please purchase tickets from any Rotarian, by phoning the Rotary Office at 409-842-1913, or online HERE.
Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 at the door.
Please support the businesses who are supporting us!
Thank you to our sponsors!
CHAMPAGNE LEVEL - $3,000
JK CHEVROLET-SUBARU
MASON CONSTRUCTION
PINOT NOIR - $2,000 Level
American Valve & Hydrant
MERLOT - $1,000 Level
Common Cents Credit Union Tri-Oak Financial
PINOT GRIGIO - $500 Level
Advanced Pediatric Care - Diane Bass & James Kersh
Bobbie Applegate
H. A. Cherry Enterprises, LLC
Laura & Craig Escamilla
Joe J. Fisher, Jr.
Sharon & Roger McCabe
Patti & Floyd McSpadden
RIESLING - $300 LEVEL
Rebekah Maxwell, ReStep Marketing
IN-KIND DONORS
AlphaGraphics (formerly The Printery)
Art Museum of Southeast Texas (Lynn Castle)
It's not too late! Become a sponsor for the January 2022 event!
How would you like to see your business or your personal name listed? Please remember, sponsorships for this event are deposited to the Beaumont Rotary Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization and are tax-deductible. The proceeds fund the projects of the Club which include college and LIT scholarships; literacy/reading projects at Martin Elementary; the layette project for Nicaragua; sending students to the youth leadership training called Camp RYLA, and more. Call Sponsorships Chair Cindy Cherry at 409-673-3113 or the Rotary office at 409-842-1913.
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New member
Proposed by
Status
Barbara Newhouse
Teresa Simpson
welcomed on 7-21-21
Deborah Tomov
Leonard Juncker
welcomed on 7-21-21
Joey Kressman
Sheree Pierce
welcomed on 8-04-21
Jacquetta Walker
Jay Wilson
welcomed on 8-04-21
Amy Wilson
Jay Wilson
welcomed on 8-04-21
Rebekah Patin
Cindy Cherry
welcomed on 8-04-21
James Kersh
Diane Bass
welcomed on 8-04-21
Marco Born
Craig Escamilla
welcomed on 8-18-21
Erika Harris
Teresa Simpson
welcomed on 09-01-21
Nicholas Ganjei
Dana Timaeus
welcomed on 09-01-21
Shawn Javid
Dana Timaeus
welcomed on 09-01-21
Misty Fountain
Kevin Reed
welcomed on 09-22-21
Brian Shajari
Ty Coudrain
welcomed on 10-06-21
Angie Hebert
Joanne Brown
welcomed on 10-06-21
Shelby Brannan
Deborah Drago
welcomed on 10-20-21
Kym Johns
Dee Lane
welcomed on 11-10-21
Matt Ueding
Uliana Trylowsky
welcomed on 11-10-21
Julie Strassburger
Jay Wilson
welcomed on 12-8-21
Carl Lambeth
John Lee
welcomed on 12-8-21
Do you know that when asked why they aren't a Rotarian, many people say that no one has asked them to join!
Haveinvited someone to become a Rotarian?
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Would you like to be a member of the
President's Club?
Explain to someone why you are a Rotarian,
and why he/she should be too!
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Mary Poole
January 10
Barry Bryant
January 16
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ROTARY ANNIVERSARIES
We celebrate your
membership in our Club!
Hubert Oxford
January 13, 1988
34 years
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PROGRAM REVIEW
January 5, 2022
"The Economics Of Transitioning To A Sustainable Economy"
John Mathers
Rotary Climate Action Team (RCAT)
Climate change is an unprecedented challenge to humankind. CO2 in the atmosphere is changing our planet, no matter what or who may be the cause. It is that simple. And there is no fixing it later, due to the long life of CO2 in the atmosphere and oceans. The world’s least prepared and most vulnerable are those that will be impacted the greatest. These are the same people Rotary has devoted its services to over the last century. Many years ago, an individual Rotary club saw a need and took action to begin the eradication of polio. The same grassroots effort is necessary to tackle climate change. We must act now to prevent it from getting even hotter, disrupting our weather and raising sea levels. Rotary can take a leadership role. If not Rotarians, then who? If not here, then where? If not right now, then when?