Our August 13, 2018 meeting will be held at the Ohio Masonic Home Festival Green House. Please contact Leigh Anne if you have any questions.
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Hollenbeck-Bayley Creative Arts Center
Hollenbeck-Bayley Creative Arts Center
275 S Limestone St
Springfield, OH 45506
United States
Springfield, OH 45506
United States
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In the 20th century, hundreds of thousands of migrants relocated from the Appalachian region to southwestern Ohio. They brought mountain and gospel music with them, as well as an openness to exciting new sounds emerging in the period. Without access to capital, formal instruction, or mainstream media attention, a core of musicians and entrepreneurs built unrivaled radio, recording, and performance opportunities for bluegrass music. Important careers were launched, and the intensity and artistry of bluegrass made in Cincinnati, Dayton and environs—including Springfield—had a permanent influence on American roots music.
The Southwestern Ohio Bluegrass Music Heritage Project will present lectures and archive collections to preserve the history of bluegrass music. To learn more about the project you can visit www.swohiobluegrass.com.
Tiffany Harding, Cooperate Director of Sales for the Ohio Masonic Home will tell us how they are changing the game in senior living and setting the bar for future organizations looking to serve our 55 and better population. Discover how the organization uses technology, community partnerships, and unique operational platforms to deliver an elevated customer experience and is changing the industry as we know it.
Tiffany has dedicated more than 15 years to senior living. Over the last 15 years, Tiffany has brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to the changing customer demands and trends in the industry. Tiffany has worked for both non-profit and for-profit senior living organizations to implement specialized clinical and educational programs across Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky to improve industry outcomes and meet market demands. Her latest projects include the development and expansion of lifelong learning programs in three major Ohio markets to promote an active lifestyle in senior living.
Join Tiffany on August 13 at 12:00 P.M. in the Springfield Masonic Community Festival Green Clubhouse as she provides insights on the senior living industry and how providing the right technology and excellent customer experience can make your organization into an industry leader.PLEASE SEND LEIGH ANNE YOUR SUB NAME
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO FULFILL
YOUR DUTY ASSIGNMENT
August 13
Off Site Meeting at Ohio Masonic Home Festival Green Club House
Invocation- R. Schmunk
Fellow- A. Irick
50/50- A. Lagos
Greeters- P.Kurian, G.Mayer, C.Patterson, P.Rinehart
August 20
Invocation- J. Miller
Fellowship- M. Beckdahl
50/50- J. Strozdas
Greeters- B.Smith, M.Tuttle, D.Shirk. A.Anderson
August 27
Invocation- B. Kuhn
Fellowship- B. Bodenmiller
50/50- E. Bell
Greeters- B.Doane, D.Ericksen, K.Fish, P.Weber
The men and women of the Rotary Club of Springfield, Ohio are business and professional leaders who volunteer their time and resources to help others in their local community and throughout the world.
Rotary is an international service organization of business and professional men and women. Founded in 1905, Rotary was the world's first service organization. Today, Rotary has more than 30,000 clubs in over 160 countries around the world.
The Rotary Club of Springfield, Ohio is guided by Rotary's motto of "Service Above Self" and Rotary's Four-Way Test:
* Is it the truth?
* Is it fair to all concerned?
* Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
* Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
