Please remember to mute yourself unless you want to speak.
Rotary Weekly Luncheon Place: American Legion Time: Lunch served from 11:30 - 12:00
Cost: $15 Parking: American Legion and the church only.
Christian Hageseth III, MD
Dr. Hageseth is a retired physician who lives in Fort Collins. His program will include information about himself, Depression, Parkinson’s Disease, Infectious Disease, Doctors, Patients, Families and the Future. He has an extensive resume. A summary of his education includes a BA in Chemistry, a BS in Medicine, an MD fro the University of Rochester, an Internship in Pediatrics, a Designated Naval Flight Surgeon at the US Navy Aerospace Medical Institute in Pensacola, Fl and a Residency in Psychiatry.
His work history includes
30 years practicing inpatient and outpatient psychiatry
10 years part-time Emergency Room Physician, 3 years practice in Family Medicine
2 + years clinical investigator working on a two antidepressant pharmaceutical trials
Recently he has served as the Executive Director of The Parkinson’s Support Program in Larimer County from 2013 to 2019.
He lists as his personal highlights:
Key presenter at World Congress of Psychiatry, American Psychiatric Association, and American Psychological Association in 1995 where he presented his award-winning video program, Beyond Stigma, The Compassionate Application of Electro-convulsive Therapy.
Participated in three month-long medical programs from 1999 to 2002 addressing medical needs in al Honduras and Guatemala.
Founded a charity in 2017 to offer holistic medical expertise to persons with Parkinson’s disease in Uganda.Visited Jinja, Uganda to confer with NGOs interested in holistic practices for Parkinson’s.
President's Night Thursday, June 2, 2022 at Nicky's
Social Time 5:30 – 6:00 (Cash Bar)
Dinner 6:00 – 6:45
Program 6:45 – 7:30
Please contact Karol if you have RSVP’d and you are unable to attend.
School is out in most areas of the country and we are approaching summer for the busiest season in Estes Park.
Your kids/grandkids will probably be visiting soon.
It will be a very busy time for all.
Your Club leaders have been busy as well. We are planning a transition into next year which hopefully will be very exciting and rewarding.
Thanks to everyone for all your incredible work and friendship this past year!
June 2, 2022 Meeting Notes
President Jim Whiteneck called the meeting to order at 12:00 PM. Dale Bonza gave the Invocation. President Jim led the Pledge of Allegiance. Madison Casey led the song “God Bless America.”
Guests of Rotarians:
Beth Weisberg introduced three Duck Race volunteers:
Ardean Johnson
Becky Urquhart
Stacy Bernard.
Jim Whiteneck introduced Bill Kehl from Centennial Rotary.
Announcements:
Jim Whiteneck announced the slate of candidates for the upcoming election:
President Elect: Karen Thompson
Secretary: Madison Casey/ Sarah Welsh
Treasurer: Michelle Mann
Sergeant-at-Arms: open
Club Administrative Services: Karol Rinehart
Community Service: Beth Weisberg
Membership: Annie Slack
Foundation: Barry Hannigan
Annie recognized Jack Overly as a Paul Harris Fellow for his fifth year of contributions to the Rotary International.
Jack Overly via Zoom
Jim Whiteneck announced the unfortunate passing of Howard Marco, a longtime member. There will be a memorial service on June 25 at 11:00 at St. Marks.
Scott Thompson told his joke to good effect.
Happy Money:
Wayne Newsom is happy for his 93rd birthday and contributed $7 extra dollars as down payment for the next seven years.
Karol Rinehart is happy that her friend Dale Bonza is here.
Carl Robicheaux is happy that Scott didn’t tell the joke last week.
Karen Thompson is happy that her neighbor Bill Kehl is here.
Program: Dennis Gellhaus introduced Tom Day, who presented a program “Ice at the North Pole,” a summary of recent ice conditions at the pole, Arctic ocean and Antartica Continent.
Tom Day via Zoom
Adjournment: Jim Whiteneck led the four-way pledge and rang the bell at 12:48 PM.
Barry Hannigan, scribe
Annual Club Dues Needed
Announcement:
Annual dues invoices were sent out through ClubRunner.
Due back by June 27 to be able to report our club membership count to Rotary International as of June 30.
Dues remain at $290 for the year and can be paid by check or by credit card ($300 if using a CC)
Payment details are included in the invoice you received by email
Please complete and return the Club Service Opportunities Form along with your dues, or bring it to a club meeting.
Payment questions? Contact Longley Parker, Club Treasurer, at jlparker@frii.com
Looking forward to another great year of Service Above Self! Jennifer Comstock Rotary Club of Estes Park, Board Secretary
Rotary District 5440 Service Project at District Conference needs your help
You don't have to be attending district conference to participate! You can make a donation to the service project!
Send donations to:
Teresa Mueller District 5440 Treasurer 762 W. Eisenhowever Blvd.
Loveland, CO 80537
Note: District Conference Service Project in memo line
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