President's Pen

If my pen doesn't run out of ink before recording this story, it will be a miracle!  A week full of fulfilling activity, recognitions and inspiration:  Hold on, scroll down   >   >    >

 

Above, the 49'er spirit to Go For It, Eureka inspired by Past President Harry Coffey's rallying headgear gave me a real push forward, needed for the upcoming offensive action.

The Magnificent Seven poised at the weekend District Training Assembly.  Photographer Jim Gray missed his mug, but gave his voice liberally, wisely keeping us on track.

Rubbing elbows with his upcoming Presidents,  Marty Behr mingles briefly as his year rapidly approaches!

 

President Elect Nominee Jen Adams dazzled four clubs with her poster promoting Sunrise' Action and Engagement at Steele Lane School.

From Sunday's Press Democrat, five elsie Allen High School students were recognized as Sonoma County Youth Service Award Winners!  Three, including Trinity Laney, Interact President for Community Action, Jaden Kegney for Environmental Science and Elena Wilson for Health Science. 10 students from each category will be awarded $1,000 scholarships at a dinner honoring all recipients.  Sunrise Interact Advisor Merle Hayes and Faculty Advisor Doug Gibson may be contacted for further details.  Your support of Sunrise helps these exceptional students gain confidence and inspiration to guide their achievements.

Our members didn't skip a beat either, investing 20 Rotary hours of power and (semi) skill in assembling and stacking ove a ton of food at the Redwood Empire Food Bank.

Del labels at laser speed and Don tapes like a rocket-bot!

The Food Line must roll on!!

Evan, Owen and Cielo from Elsie Allen Interact help ready Vicki's Garden for it's next season of crops, and students!

And last, but far from least engineers Leroy Golden Hammer Carlenzoli and Jim, Tall Dude Moir assemble planters for a new host of resident plants.

 

And that  fellow Rotarians and friends is how we work together, earn and express our brand  People of Action!