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Paula Dee Reinhold

Kidney Transplantation

Paula Reinhold is a Senior Mortgage Originator for Stearns Home Loans and has been in the mortgage lending business since 2005. 

That was also the year she joined the Rotary Club of Rohnert Park-Cotati, where she has served as club president, club service director, membership committee co-chair and currently as club secretary. She has created and chaired numerous community events and project committees. 

In 2006, she was awarded her club’s Rotarian of the Year for her exceptional service to the club and the community.  Paula was instrumental in creating and coordinating her club’s “Helping Hands” senior assistance program, a community service program where volunteers gather monthly to help seniors with minor fix-it projects in their home.  The program was so successful that it received endorsement from the greater Rotary District leadership to promote the idea to other Rotary clubs. Paula served as an Assistant Governor for Rotary District 5130 as well as Lt. Governor when her husband Wulff was District Governor. She previously served on the board of the Education Foundation of Cotati and Rohnert Park, where she held positions as treasurer and two terms as president.  Paula also served the local PTA for over 12 years as PTA president at Rohnert Park’s Monte Vista Elementary School, Mountain Shadows Middle School, and Technology High School.

In 2006, along with her husband, she received the Sonoma County Spirit award for her personal and professional contributions and leadership qualities that inspire others in her community.  In that same year, Paula was recognized by SCAYD (Sonoma County Adult and Youth Development) as an outstanding community volunteer. In 2017, she was honored as Humanitarian of the Year by the Rohnert Park Cotati Board Chapter of the North Bay Association of Realtors for her selfless donation of a kidney to a fellow Rotarian and realtor.  That selfless act also resulted in her Rotary Club recognizing her once more as Rotarian of the Year for 2018.

 

 

Photo of the Week

Photo of the Week 

    

On a regular basis, our resident photo pros Warren Smith and Jack Strange submit pictures of what is going on at the weekly meetings. You can always find the most recent pictures at the websites photo journal called "Meeting Sighting" Please note that all the meeting photos for the entire Rotary year are at this location with the most recent on the last page.

Thanks for all the great pictures Warren and Jack! Link to Meeting Sightings. The most recent are on the last page!

Additional photos may be found on the SR Sunrise Facebook Page.
 
 
All Aboard

Our Journey Continues   .   .    .      .

Welcome back to another year,  Sunrise Rotary's 32nd anniversary of discovering the engaging meaning of Service Above Self.

2018-2019 Rotary International President Barry Rassin's theme is "Be the Inspiration".  This week your Board of Directors is developing Sunrise' map of engagement, setting goals to apply our combined energy and resources toward a community here and abroad of Goodwill and Better Friendships.

Three areas of attention are on our horizon of activity:  Supporting and Strengthening Clubs, Enhancing Rotary's Public Image and Awareness, and Increasing Focus on Humanitarian Service.

Your Board Directors will be providing you updates on their direction and achievements in these areas.  They obviously are relying on your engagement to make it happen, by doing what matters.

Climb aboard, you already have your ticket, continuing on the Sunrise Express, BE THE INSPIRATION!!

 

Rich Randolph

President 2018-2019

 
 
Kagoshima Visit 6/28

Kagoshima Visit 6/28

Past presidents Eloise Tweeten and Jack Strange express gratitude from the Santa Rosa Sunrise Rotary Club to Kagoshima West at the final meeting of this Rotary year for their concern and generous support in the aftermath of the October wildfires. Shown are club secretary Koyama, Eloise Tweeten, Jack Strange and president Fujiyama.

 

Sunrisers Jack Strange and Eloise Tweeten enjoy a traditional dinner with new friends from the Kagoshima West Rotary Club. From the left are Koyama-san, Arimura-san, Sakamoto-san, Jack-san, Eloise-san and Aratono-san.

 

 

Updated Version of Club Directory

Updated Version of Club Directory Now Available

A newly updated version of the club directory, in both small binder and large page are now available from the club website;

Click on the preferred version and download.

 

For other formats, sizes and lists, including past members, click here. 

 

 

RI President's Message

RI President's Message

July 2018

 

Barry Rassin

President 2018-19

One year ago, your Rotary International Board of Directors adopted a new vision statement, reflecting our aspirations for our organization and its future. It reads, “Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”

That simple sentence distills so much of what is essential about Rotary. We unite, because we know that we are far stronger together than we could ever be alone. We take action, because we are not dreamers, but doers. We work to create lasting change that will endure long after our involvement has ended – across the globe and in our communities. And perhaps most important of all, we work to create change in ourselves – not just building a better world around us, but becoming better people ourselves.

A quotation attributed to French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry goes: “If you want to build a boat, don’t begin by collecting wood, cutting boards, or assigning tasks. Begin by awakening in the souls of your workers a longing for the vast and boundless sea.” Each of us came to Rotary because we had a longing – to have an impact, to make a difference, to be part of something larger than ourselves. That desire, that vision for a better world and our role in building it, is what drives us in Rotary. It’s what made us become members, it’s what motivates us to serve, and it’s what led me to choose our theme for this Rotary year: Be the Inspiration.

I want to see Rotary Be the Inspiration for our communities by doing work with a transformational impact. It’s time to start moving forward, by removing the barriers that are holding us back. Let’s make it easier to make adjustments in our clubs or start new clubs that suit different needs. Let’s work to strengthen Rotaract and smooth the transition from Rotaract clubs into Rotary. Let’s give all Rotarians the flexibility to serve in the ways that work best for them, so that every Rotarian finds enduring value in Rotary membership.

Truly sustainable service, the kind of service we strive for in Rotary, means looking at everything we do as part of a larger global ecology. This year, I ask all of you to Be the Inspiration for sustainable service by addressing the impact of environmental issues on our work. The environment plays a key role in all six of our areas of focus, and that role is only becoming greater as the impact of climate change unfolds. It’s time to move past seeing the environment as somehow separate from those six areas. Clean air, water, and land are essential for healthy communities – and essential for the better, healthier future we strive for.

Be the Inspiration – and together we can, and we will, inspire the world.

 

 

Message from the Foundation Trustee Chair

Message from the Foundation Trustee Chair

July 2018

Ron D. Burton

Trustee Chair 2018-19

About a year and a half after I joined my Rotary club, I terminated my membership because I missed four consecutive meetings. That was the rule at the time. I’ll freely admit – I didn’t care much for the food or the weekly meetings. I didn’t think they were the best use of my time. But the real issue was that I wasn’t engaged. I had no role, I had no reason to be a member, and I didn’t need to go to a luncheon meeting every week that appeared to offer me absolutely nothing. 
But then my incoming club president asked me to chair the club’s Rotary Foundation committee for the next Rotary year. That was a turning point for me, and the rest is history. I want you all to think about engaging those members who have their doubts about Rotary. In 2018-19, I need your help. I want you to join me in focusing on our four core goals for the Foundation.
First, the No. 1 priority of our entire organization (and this won’t be a surprise) is ending polio. We must fulfill our promise of a polio-free world to every child.
Second, we must increase the sustainability of our service efforts within the six areas of focus. This means conducting thorough needs assessments. It means working with communities to see what they really need and get them to buy in – to own the project and measure it over time.
Our third priority is to encourage districts to use all their District Designated Funds. Whether through district grants, global grants, or PolioPlus, there are many ways to form transformative partnerships and put these funds to work.
Finally, we choose to build our Rotary Foundation Endowment to $2.025 billion by 2025. Our comprehensive fundraising goal for the year is $380 million. These funds will allow us to continue the life-changing programs that Rotary members undertake every day. But we each need to think about our Rotary legacy. The Endowment is our future.
So please join me, and let’s make this a legacy-building year for Rotary. Your legacy, Rotary’s promise.
 
 
Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Sunrise - Founded June 30, 1986