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Club Executives & Directors
President
Sherry Sim
President Elect
Lars Larson
President Elect Nominee
Monika Gottlieb
Past President
Gina Spencer
Club Secretary
Jessica Peterson
Club Treasurer
Eileen Geil
The Rotary Foundation
Scotty McManus
Executive Secretary
Sherry Sim
Membership Chair
Gina Spencer
Co-Family Chair
Gina Spencer
Co-Family Chair
Eileen Geil
Club Service Director
Dick Moore
Programs Chair
Andy Lilley
Fundraiser-Golf Cart
Monika Gottlieb
Fundraiser-Masquerade Ball
Steve Geil
Community Service-Pancakes
Michelle Lilley
International Serv Chair
Sherry Sim
Polio Plus
Pam Cookson
Peace Chair
Sherry Sim
New Generations Chair
Lars Larson
Cayucos School Interact Advisor
Jessica Peterson
Morro Bay High School Interact Advisor
Doyle Daniel
Co-RYLA Coordinator
Lars Larson
Co-RYLA Coordinator
Doyle Daniel
Scholarships
Donna Archer
Rotaract Advisor
Sherry Sim
Vocational Service
Sherry Sim
Web Administrator
Sherry Sim
 
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Welcome to the Mighty Little Club on the Central Coast

Cayucos Seaside

Service Above Self

1st, 3rd & Alternate 4th Thursdays 7AM @ Cayucos School, 2nd Thursdays @ 6PM at St Joseph's Catholic Church
Cayucos School @ 301 Cayucos Dr
St Joseph's Church @ 360 Park
Cayucos, CA  93430
United States
Email:
cayucosrotary@gmail.com
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Cayucos Community Pancake Breakfast
Posted by Sherry Sim on Sep 03, 2018
Thank you, Cayucan Rotarians, especially Andy Lilley and Michele Lilley for a job well-done! The pancakes were well received and so were the soft and crispy sausages that tasted like bacon. The kids smiled, the adults laughed, and we got together as a community. Cayucos Rotary also wishes to thank all who came to support this event. All donations received will benefit Cayucos Elementary School.

    
 
From 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Cayucan Rotarians cooked and served pancakes and sausages; made and served coffee, hot chocolate, orange juice and mimosas to Cayucos community and supporters. The members worked hard, tirelessly and efficiently, and cleaned up quickly in about half an hour.  A big thank you to Dan Costley of Morro Bay Rotary for making all the fluffy and yummy pancakes.
   
 
    
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Free Community Pancake Breakfast
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 30, 2018
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Free community pancake breakfast this Labor Day, Monday, September 3 at Cayucos Vets Hall Tent, next to the Vets Hall. Batter for pancakes and sausages provided with compliments from Dorn's Restaurant.  Wide range of toppings for the kids!
Rancho El Chorro Outdoor School
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 15, 2018
Cayucos Rotary is leading the way to revitalize Rancho El Chorro Outdoor School in San Luis Obispo County. The outdoor school focusing on environmental education, serves over 10,000 students annually. Check out the video to see how you can help.
 
 
 
Back Packs for Cayucos School
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 24, 2018
President Sherry Sim and President-Elect-Nominee Monika Gottlieb were delighted to deliver six back packs to Hannah Held at Cayucos School. This year, the school needed fewer back bags. Each back bag was filled with a binder, folder, binder paper, a pack each of pencils, markers, erasers, stack of index cards, and a bottle of glue.
Mongolia & Songs by Cayden Wemple
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 09, 2018
At our Aug 9 meeting, we were treated to beautiful landscapes and the many four-legged(s) that roamed Mongolia ~ Camels, Argali or wild sheep, Aquila chrysaetos or Golden Eagle were some of the animals that Los Osos Rotary Past President shared with us at our August 9 evening meeting. We were captivated by the beautiful scenery of Mongolia and enchanted by those unique creatures that roamed the country.
 
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Cayucos Rotary honors Chris Dorn
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 05, 2018
Cayucos Rotary is pleased to honor Chris Dorn of Dorn's Restaurant in Morro Bay, for his unrelenting support and generous donations to the club's fundraisers over the past six years.  Thank you, Chris!  
 
Cayucos Rotary Presents to County Education Board
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 02, 2018
Cayucos Rotary is proud to donate the cost of almost $17,000 to built a second yurt at the Rancho El Chorro Outdoor School to the County Education Board.
 
Big Shoes or Shots?
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 02, 2018

Club President Sherry Sim announced she survived her first month! The club has come a long way since it's chartered on 03/25/2008. Following the footsteps of 10 presidents prior, there are big shoes or some rather big shorts for her to fill.  She is counting down ~ 11 more months to go. Thank you, Cayucean and Group 11 Rotarians ~ you Rock!

Dick Moore & Abbie Lynch Recognized
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 02, 2018
Dick Moore, past president and Abbie Lynch, executive secretary at Cayucos School have been awarded the "People-of-Action" Awards by Rotary District 5240!
 
 
3 Water Purveyors in Cayucos
Posted by Sherry Sim on Aug 02, 2018
Does anyone know why a small town like Cayucos need 3 water purveyors? At our club's August 2nd meeting, George Brett, President of Morro Rock Mutual Water Company captured our attention on water, usage and why Cayucos never formed a Community Services District. Club President Sherry Sim had the pleasure to present Rotary District 5240's 'People-of-Action' Award to Abbie Lynch for her enthusiasm and new project ideas. President-Elect-Nominee Monika Gottlieb reported proudly that 120 golf-cart raffle tickets had been sold; only 270 more to sell. We had too much fun when immediate Past President Gina Spencer tried to turn our game of "2 Truths & 1 Lie" into "4 Truths and 3 Lies!" Ah ha!
 
Ribbon Cutting of 2nd Yurt @ Rancho El Chorro Outdoor School
Posted by Sherry Sim on Jul 26, 2018
Enjoyable program and tour with fellow Rotarians and guests, welcoming two new Rotarians to Cayucos Rotary, and recognitions by our District Governor Sandi Schwartz , plus ribbon-cutting of the completed 2nd yurt @ Rancho El Chorro Outdoor School.  The 2nd yurt was a joint project between Cayucos Rotary and Los Osos Rotary clubs. Both clubs sponsored and participated in the building of this 2nd yurt.
 
Welcome Doyle Daniel & Toni LeGras
Posted by Sherry Sim on Jul 26, 2018

Cayucos Rotary is pleased to welcome Toni Legras of Beachside Rentalsand Doyle Daniel as our club's two newest members. 

 

Mother Theresa, an exemplary forerunner who served all her life, said it well, 
""Peace begins with a smile,
If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.
Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.
Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.
Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.
Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love.
We shall never know all the good that a simple smile can do.""

Let's us smile with our hearts as we serve together.

Win this '32 Roadster
cayucos golf cart red roadster rotary ticket
Join us at the base of the pier on weekends to purchase your chance to win!
Or email us at cayucosrotary@gmail.com to order your ticket.
Check out this sassy, red, street legal golf cart! Only 390 tickets will be sold and they are going quickly.
5 "F" Words
Posted by Sherry Sim on Jul 12, 2018

At the first official club meeting, Club President Sherry Sim announced her 2018-2019 objectives - 5 "F" words. Really, she aims to touch on these five in this Rotary year's meetings, projects, and socials - 

1.   Family of Rotary

2.   Friendship

3.   Fun

4.   Focus on Service, and of course, 

5.   Food!

 

Cayucos' 4th of July
Posted by Sherry Sim on Jul 04, 2018
Our Rotary Float is all ready to roll.  Guess what? Our position, #15,  in the parade tomorrow is right outside PP Steve Geil​'s home on Pacific Avenue!  Wishing all a very Happy 4th of July!
 
"Be The Inspiration" is the theme of our Rotary Float this year. Our float is ready largely due heavy duty work carried out by Immediate Past President (IPP) Leonard Moothart and Mr. Q ~ James Jim Quesenberry from Los Osos Rotary, with help from Club President Jude Sanner Long, IPP Peter Zotovich, Melissa from Morro Bay Rotary and members from Cayucos Rotary. Thank you all who helped.
Golf-Cart Roadster Raffle
Tickets have been printed and posters made. Thank you, PP Steve Geil! The beach cruiser/roadster/golf cart will be available at the Cayucos Pier mmediately following our exit from the parade tomorrow morning (Jul 4th!). Come and get your tickets. Cayucean Rotarians, check it out ~ it's a treat to help sell these tickets.
 
 
 
Speakers
Dave Guerra, Cayucos Cemetery
Oct 04, 2018 7:00 AM
Cayucos Morro Cemetery District
Scott Smith, Superintendent, Cayucos School
Oct 11, 2018 6:00 PM
Background, Cayucos School: Achievements & Challenges
Gerry Porter, Cambria Rotary
Nov 08, 2018 6:00 PM
The Rotary Foundation
Nancy McKarney, RYLA Administrator, Cambria Rotary
Dec 13, 2018 6:00 PM
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards - RYLA
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