Meeting Highlights Nov 12, 2015

Posted by Rich Randolph 
on Nov 14, 2015
 

Meeting Highlights November 12, 2015

 
Penny shows Eloise how Rotary is an International Organization:  Recently returned from a visit to Thailand with spouse Paul, Penny brings President Eloise her first club banner of her year.  The banner, from Chang Mai is a 23 member club composed of  U.S., British and Germans.  Ask Penny about this internationally diverse membership!
President Elect Merle explains the perils of throw rugs, even to a professional Occupational Therapist
 
 
 
Carolyn Anderson and Kent Seegmiller attended a recent Elsie Allen High School Future Farmers of America, aka FFA banquet.  Kent revealed the compelling nature of Carolyn's convincing persuasion to the benefits of supporting the student agriculturists.  Kent's arm and wallet are recovering well.
 
Peter Treleaven received due kudos for his organizing role in last week's annual City-wide Veteran's Recognition Lunch. A U.S. Marine veteran of Vietnam, Peter annually contributes unselfishly to honor military veterans.  He mentioned the financial support provided by Sunrise Rotarians John Jones of Linkenheimer LLP, Dan Davis of O'Brien, Watters & Davis, LLP, and Scott Holder of Edward Jones Investments.
 
On the home front, Sgt at Arms Penny Millar and Red Badger Carmen Gutierrez kept order secure.  Carmen, when are you trading in your red for a blue badge?
 
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