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Ruby Bode's first successful teaching experience was when she tutored teenage girls to pass the GED at a homeless shelter in Des Moines, Iowa when she was 20 years old. That is when her aspirations to be a teacher began and she pursued secondary education. She has had a passion for learning and has continued to grow as a leader in education ever since. Ruby taught science in the classroom for 10 years before she was called upon to lead the middle school as principal. Ruby has been an administrator for the last 10 years. Ruby joined Estes Park School District in 2005 and has served in the capacity of teacher, coach, principal, director, and assistant superintendent. Most recently, Ruby was named the Superintendent of Estes Park Schools on July 1, 2022.
Ruby is currently a doctoral student at Colorado State University. She holds a Masters of Educational Leadership, University of Northern Colorado. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Secondary Education, Iowa State University.
Her vision and passion for the success of every student makes her leadership the beginning of a bright, new and exciting future for our students, teachers, district staff, parents and community.
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Graham loves talking about his adventure in photo and video form. He hopes to bring his love of the shows and the experiences to all who attend. He also hopes to bring the sounds, maybe even the smells of fresh cut grass, oil and jet fuel mixed with general aviation fuel along with sunscreen as the sun beams down on the grounds of Wittman Field at the EAA show. He wants you to experience the faint distant EAA Radio softly talking to all of the attendees about what is new and exciting at the AirVenture grounds as well as the sound of the occasional B-17 and B-25, the helicopters and the Ford Tri-Motor flying overhead. You will feel like you are there when you hear the attendees saying “oh wow look at that airplane” or “this airplane is so neat.” Graham looks forward to sharing his love of the Oshkosh AirVenture show with all of you.
Dear Noon Rotary Club members,
Sunrise Rotary has asked if we can provide volunteers to help with their Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show over the Labor Day Weekend. It would be nice if we can get 4 or 5 people to help out as a community service and as fellow Rotarians. And hopefully if we help the Sunrise Club folks, then they will reciprocate and help us with a few volunteers for the Duck Race or other projects we may have. Not to mention, the Labor Day show is a lot of fun!
Volunteers for these areas are still needed:
Load In - help vendors vehicles get to their booths in Bond Park area and unload vehicles)
- Friday - September 3
- 6:30am - 9:30am
- 9:30am - 12:30pm
- 12:30pm - 3:30pm
- 3:30pm - 6:30pm
Load Out - help vendors vehicles get out of Bond Park
- Monday - September 6
- 3:00pm - 7:00pm
Ambassadors - walk around the show area to ensure Security as well as Booth Sitting to give vendors a short Bio Break
- Saturday, September 4
- 9am - 12pm
- 12pm - 3pm
- 3pm - 6:00pm
- Sunday, September 5
- 9am - 12pm
- 12pm - 3pm
- 3pm - 6:00pm
- Monday, September 6
- 9am - 12pm
- 12pm - 3pm
Kids' Arts & Crafts Tent
- Saturday, September 4
- 9am - 12pm
- 12pm - 3pm
- 3pm - 6:00pm
- Sunday, September 5
- 9am - 12pm
- 12pm - 3pm
- 3pm - 6:00pm
- Monday, September 6
- 9am - 12pm
- 12pm - 3pm
Please contact Jim Whiteneck by email at jwhiteneck@aol.com or let him know in person or by text, if you can pick up a shift on any or multiple days. Let’s show the Sunrise club that Noon Rotary has people ready and willing to help!Thanks, everyone,Beth Weisberg and Jim WhiteneckRon Gordon is planning to have the International Service Committee together for the first face-to-face meeting in 2 years at the American Legion after the Thursday regular meeting.Anne Slack is planning to have a Membership Committee meeting.Tara and Phil Moenning are holding a Fund Development Meeting.
Terry M. Kaltenbach, CLU, ChFC, CAP
Director of the USS Midway Museum in San Diego
Terry holds the Chartered Life Underwriter ( CLU), Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), and Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP) designations through the American College. Priding himself as a student of the business, he has never stopped learning new techniques that advance his knowledge and expertise in the business insurance, estate planning and charitable giving fields.
He and his wife, Linda, founded a non-profit chapter of a Teen Suicide Prevention organization (Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program ) in 1997 that has reached over 350,000 middle and high school students, staff and parents and distributed over 1,000,000 Ask 4 Help! cards.
Terry entered Docent Training Class on the USS Midway in January 2016 and received his Yellow Hat on 5 March 2016. He crossed over the 1,000 hours of volunteer time on Midway in October 2018. His favorite assignments aboard Midway are leading tours on the Island including Primary Flight, Chart Room and the Navigation Bridge. Additionally he enjoys giving the “Catapult” brief and the “Traps (Arresting Gear) briefs as well as talking to guests about the workings of the Tactical Flag Command Center and Combat Information Center,
He enjoys giving back to the Navy that has given so much to him.
Mayor Koenig is a 50-year Estes Park resident and attended school in Estes Park, graduating in 1973 from Estes Park High School. She obtained a Bachelor of Science in 1977 and Master of Science in 1978 from Colorado State University and earned her Doctor of Audiology in 2004 from Central Michigan University.
She was a two-time Olympian in the 1972 Munich Olympics and 1976 Montreal Olympics and her 28-year career in track and field exposed her to national and international politics as an athlete, team manager, USA track and field athlete representative and board member, Olympic Committee representative and Olympic Committee Board member.
In 1987, Mayor Koenig returned to Estes Park to raise her family and continue working as an audiologist. As an audiologist, she served on legislative committees for business regulation and state conventions. Since her return to Town, she has been involved in many town committees and boards including the Park Hospital District Board of Directors, Senior Center Board, Estes Park Lions Club and the Town Board of Trustees. In April 2020 Mayor Koenig began her four-year term as Mayor for the Town of Estes Park.
Our program this week will flood you with information about our town's water quality and how it is maintained. Bring a gallon or two of questions! Our presenters will be Chris Eshelman, Town of Estes Park Water Superintendent, and Deb Callahan, Town of Estes Park Water Quality and Laboratory Supervisor.
This week's meeting will be on Zoom. Click on the link before noon: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/
Chris Eshelman has worked for the Town a total of 12 and half years. Formerly, Chris operated his own local excavation company. He grew up in Estes Park, raised his kids here with his wife, Marlys, and is looking forward to introducing his new baby granddaughter to the Town as well.
Chris Esheleman
Deb Callahan has been with the Town for three+ years after retiring from her laboratory career at the Water Purification Plant in Sioux Falls, SD. She is in awe of the beauty of Colorado! Deb enjoys exploring new places and advocating for her two daughters to follow her lead and move to Colorado too!
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Deb Callahan
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