Sunrise Bulletin Vol 34 Issue 35 (Feb 24, 2020)

Max Bridges
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Presiding At Meeting

Behr, Marty

Sunshine Committee

Girard, MJ

Web Site Editor

Lorenzen, Dave

Bulletin Editor

Bridges, Max

Bulletin Notes

Shureen, Doug

Bulletin Notes

Tamanaha, Dicksie

Photographer

Smith, Warren

Feb 27, 2020

Change of Venue

Gerard's Paella Restaurant - 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Apr 02, 2020

Raine Howe

Polly Klaas Foundation

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Meeting at Gerard's Paella Class/Dinner
Gerard's Paella
Feb 27, 2020 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Progressive Dinner
Various Rotary Homes
Mar 21, 2020 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM

HIKE - Kortum Trail
Kartum Trail
Apr 18, 2020

SCARC Meeting -- Hosted by our Club
Franchetti's
May 28, 2020 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM

HIKE - Bartholomew Winery

Jun 14, 2020

Shone Farm Cooking Class & Dinner
Shone Farms
Jun 25, 2020 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

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Member Birthdays

Jack Strange

February 3

Dick Perman

February 4

Warren Smith

February 17

Olin Leasher

February 19

Brian Rondon

February 20

Lizzie Colbert

February 22

Spouse Birthdays

Ellen Perman

February 2

Jack Strange

February 3

Barbara Shureen

February 23

Anniversaries

Jim Kirkbride

Susan Kirkbride

February 2

Leroy Carlenzoli

Carol Carlenzoli

February 6

Rich Randolph

Betsy Randolph

February 9

Dave Lorenzen

Shauna Lorenzen

February 11

Shauna Lorenzen

Dave Lorenzen

February 11

Carolyn Anderson

George Reese

February 14

Jim Gray

Sheena Gray

February 28

Join Date

Carolyn Anderson

February 1, 2000

20 years

Ralph Harryman

February 6, 1997

23 years

Shauna Lorenzen

February 6, 1992

28 years

Peter Hoberg

February 8, 2001

19 years

Max Bridges

February 13, 2003

17 years

President

Marty Behr

President Elect

Paul O'Rear

President Elect Designate

Jennifer Adams

Secretary

Steve Zwick

Treasurer

Penny Millar

Past President - Public Relations

Rich Randolph

Rock-N-Roll

MJ Girard

Rotary Foundation

Randy Seelye

Activities

Lizzie Colbert

Club Administration

Roy Johnston

International Service Chair

John Jones

Member at Large - Membership

Jim Gray

The program for February 27th

Posted by Max Bridges on Feb 20, 2020

February 27, 2020 - Change of Venue

Gerard's Paella Restaurant - 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Gerard's Paella Restaurant - 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

701 4th St, Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Eloise Advises

Eloise Speaks, We Listen

Sunrise member Eloise Tweeten, Principal with Tweeten Eldercare Services held our focused attention advising us on planning for our residential location as we mature.

Offering a recent AARP guide as her outline, she reminded us that housing and transportation are the top priorities in seniors mind.

Eloise advised to to look ahead, assess our homes for accessibility friendly issues such as stairs and bathrooms.

Take a closer look at your preparation index in the AARP article:

http://aarp.org/homefit

Eloise is a seasoned Professional. Her knowledge of Sonoma County senior living options is unmatched. She suggests the AARP guide for many constructive conversations.

Photo of the Week

Posted by Max Bridges on Feb 24, 2020

Photo of the Week

On a regular basis, our resident photo pro Warren Smith, submits 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! Link to Meeting Sightings. The most recent are on the last page!

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

New Foundation Honorees

Rotary Foundation Enhancers

Sunrise Foundation Director Randy Seelye presents club members Jennifer Adams and Scott Holder their latest recognition for support to The Rotary Foundation.

Scott generated funds toward Polio Plus. Jennifer received her initial Paul Haris Fellow. Jenifer is President Nominee for 2022-23. Each of your donations make possible local and world-wide programs of Rotary International, such as our Matching Grants to Nicaragua, and District Grants to Elsie Allen High School Performing Arts and Agriculture Education.

Randy has valuable information on an opportunity to reach your next level of support. Ask him!

new gen

Posted by Rich Randolph

New Gen Peacebuilders

NEW GEN Peacebuilders continues building bridges, spanning conflicting circumstances and sustainable solutions.

Santa Rosa is fortunte to have 35 students participating from 12 high schools. 7 are attending Elsie Allen, and three Interact members, Rob Giacomini with brothers John and Logan Leddy are New Gen alums. Sunrisers Merle Hayes, Lizzie Colbert and Jack Strange have been Mentors, and Eloise Tweeten is a current Cohort enter..

As an example of the depth and catalyzing effect the peace builders have, take a look at the project generated by a New Gen Cojort:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIVjO0toluo&t=60s

Students select their respective topics on conflict, informed by the guiding principles of NEW GEN. The collaborative results illustrate

the creative, powerful principle: Rotary Connects the World!

Ask Eloise how her Mentees are doing.

Recognitions from February 20

Posted by Max Bridges on Feb 24, 2020

President Marty Recognized the following!

Lizzie Colbert, birthday

Olin Leasher, birthday

Warren Smith, birthday

Jim and Sheena Gray, anniversary

Donn and Jan Johnson, anniversary

CONGRATULATIONS ALL!

News From "The Rotarian"

Posted by Dave Lorenzen on Feb 20, 2020

CONVENTION COUNTDOWN

Convenient cuisine

When you’re in Honolulu for the Rotary International Convention from 6 to 10 June, you’ll find that the city offers an incredible array of great restaurants. And you won’t have to venture far from the Hawaii Convention Center to get a delicious meal.

For breakfast, Aloha Kitchen has standard fare such as eggs Benedict and omelets, but the house specialty is soufflé pancakes, an airy take on the breakfast classic. If you’re up for a slightly longer walk (1.2 miles), the Nook offers some exotic twists on your morning meal, such as orange blossom pancakes, coconut caramel waffles, and mochi waffles made with rice flour.

Nearby lunch options span the globe, from Kickin’ Kajun to Hokkaido Ramen Santouka and Do-ne Japanese Food. For dinner, Korean Kang Nam is a barbecue restaurant known for its yakiniku (grilled meat). Get a group together and order one of the combination platters.

For classic brewpub food — which in Hawaii means poke and seared ahi salad along with chicken wings, burgers, and pizza — try the Waikiki Brewing Co. and be sure to sample the beers.

And for a cool snack between breakout sessions, head out for shave ice, a Hawaiian treat, at Snow Factory and Ice Monster Hawaii.

— HANK SARTIN

• Don’t miss the 2020 Rotary Convention in Honolulu. Register at riconvention.org by 31 March to save.

• This story originally appeared in the February 2020 issue of The Rotarian magazine.

Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Sunrise - Founded June 30, 1986