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.
Sign into the meeting between 11:30 and Noon to enjoy social time with other members before the meeting begins at Noon.
MEETING PREVIEW
February 24, 2021
“On Ethics & Integrity:
Is Your Compass on True North?”
Jim Halderman
Past District Governor
Rotary District 5450
Mr. Halderman is owner of Halderman & Associates, a training company that teaches Anger Management and Emotional Control for stressful environments. Jim Halderman is certified through National Curriculum Training Institute (NCTI), the leader in the field of Cognitive Behavioral Change Programs, for court ordered, individual, and company challenges.
As a Rotarian of 29 years, Jim is a Past District Governor, District Peace Committee chair, and Ombudsman for District 5450.
Jim maintains his membership in the Rotary Club of Golden, Colorado and he will be joining us from his home in Colorado.
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Following Mr. Halderman's presentation the 2021 recipient of the T. Kelsey Lamb, Sr. Award for Business Ethics will be announced.
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Virtual Head Table for February 24
Invocation:
Debbie Maxwell
Registered Nurse
CHRISTUS-St. Elizabeth
Pledge to USA Flag:
Deborah Drago
Executive Director
Southeast Texas Nonprofit Development Center
Introduction of Guest Speaker:
Dana Timaeus
Managing Partner
The Timaeus Law Firm
If you would like to serve on the head table at a date in the future, please sign up online at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/904054ba5a62fa3f49-head or phone chair, Mandy Clayton at 409-718-7056 or email arclayton@lit.edu
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CALENDAR OF ROTARY EVENTS
(Club events & opportunities for meeting makeups)
For the health and safety of members, CLUB MEETINGS WILL CONTINUE WEEKLY USING ZOOM until further notice.
February
23
Board of Directors monthly meeting; 11:30 a.m.; Zoom
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Volunteers are needed to help at the Beaumont Health Department, 3040 College St., with COVID vaccine distributions. They can use volunteers to assist the medical staff with the lines at check-in, walking patients to the assigned stations and those sort of tasks. (You won't be asked to do medical tasks that you aren't qualified to do!). Add your name to the volunteer list and indicate a good phone number. An administrator from the BHD will phone you and schedule a date and time that is convenient for you. At the current time, they are administering the vaccine on Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. They may extend to weekends as more and more vaccine becomes available.
Chair John Bullard reminds you to help make high school seniors aware that the application process for the Rotary Scholarship is open. Applications are due March 1.
Click on post to visit the webpage for information and application.
We send good wishes to
Past President Lynn Castle!
Lynn was in a bad accident caused by black ice on the highway as she travelled to the Houston airport last Friday. She was taken to the hospital where she underwent tests and is home now, reporting being quite sore from the ordeal. Wishing you an easy recovery, Lynn!
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Sheree Pierce
February 22
Tish Cornell
February 26
Michael Perez
February 27
Rene Greenwald
February 29
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ROTARY ANNIVERSARIES!
We celebrate your
membership in our Club!
Rosemarie DeLano
February 25, 2009
12 years
Gary Hidalgo
February 25, 2015
6 years
Sharon McCabe
February 25, 2009
12 years
Rick Bjerke
February 26, 2020
1 year
Shelly Vitanza
February 26, 2020
1 year
Todd Simoneaux
February 28, 2018
3 years
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Rotarians, we really need you to become a part of the weekly meeting! We need volunteers for leading the invocation and the pledges. Please consider volunteering! Look at your calendar and select a date that is convenient for your schedule. Red Badges are strongly encouraged to volunteer for this opportunity so you can move closer to your blue badge and members can get to know you better too.
The program on the Cattail Marsh scheduled for last Wednesday, February 17 had to be cancelled due to issues related to the severe weather conditions. Some members were dealing with property damage to their home due to frozen pipes and the fluctuations in Internet service made it impossible to plan for a meeting completely using technology.
The speakers, Christina Lokey and John Beaver, have agreed to present on April 7th.
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Link to the Zoom page which includes this and all the recorded meetings for January- March 2021.