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November 23, 2020

 

No Meeting This Week
 
 
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Club & Member News

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Fall Couples Cookout Report
 
Committee Chair Doug Watson had no idea how this event would go.  He hoped to raise around $20,000, but knew it would be an uphill climb, given the lack of recent history, the never-ending uncertainty with COVID, the weather, the election, and whatever else God decided to throw our way.  But to quote our program speaker, Scott Schwebke, Doug “created his own weather,” and the membership responded in typical Rotarian excellence.  Based upon preliminary results, Doug projects this event raised nearly, and possibly over $50,000.
 
In typical Doug fashion, he credited the Committee and the Club, but we all know his leadership prevailed, and Rotary continues to be the premier organization in Plant City.
 
Congratulations, Doug, for a job well done.  Thank you Committee and Rotary members for your continued passion toward the Club, the City, and it's Community.

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  • The Plant City Christmas Parade is scheduled for Friday, December 4.  The Club will need a team of Rotarians to continue the “hot dog” tradition that evening!
 
  • Mark your calendars for Tuesday, December 8 for the annual Rotary Christmas Party.  Details to follow!
 
 
Last Meeting's Program
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No report this week.
 
   --submitted by Scott Gardner
Birthdays & Membership Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Alan Kicklighter
November 2
 
Bud Brown
November 2
 
Brett Mueller
November 5
 
Don Stine
November 14
 
Sophia Hyde
November 15
 
Clayton Jenkins
November 26
 
Erick Gulke
November 27
 
Join Date
Erick Gulke
November 4, 2019
1 year
 
Phillip Glidewell
November 4, 2019
1 year
 
Tamara Fales
November 4, 2019
1 year
 
Kyle Robinson
November 5, 2012
8 years
 
Lee Williams
November 5, 2012
8 years
 
Kayla Drawdy
November 6, 2015
5 years
 
Trey Stevens
November 6, 2018
2 years
 
Michael Pippin
November 8, 2010
10 years
 
Greg Buckner
November 14, 2011
9 years
 
Ryan Rollyson
November 19, 2012
8 years
 
Steve Solomon
November 22, 1999
21 years
 
Dennis Brownlee
November 23, 1998
22 years
 
Karen Kerr
November 27, 2017
3 years
 
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Plant City Rotary Club
P.O. Box 1404
Plant City, FL 33564-1404