119 Eden Street
Bar Harbor, ME 04609 United States of America
Join us Wednesdays at 12 PM at the Atlantic Oceanside Hotel in Bar Harbor, except for the first Wednesday of each month when we meet at 5 PM at Pat's Pizza in Bar Harbor. If you attend in person, please be vaccinated.
Please join us on Wednesday at noon at Atlantic Oceanside for our weekly meeting. We’ll be in the Southwest Harbor Room which is the room in the convention center on the side of the building towards town. Lunch will be meatloaf and veggies with strawberry ice cream sundae for dessert. Our speaker will be Jack Frost from the Ellsworth Rotary Club speaking regarding their clubs giving project.
I’m sad to report that Pat Curtis passed away on Thanksgiving day. Pat was a long time member of the club and past president. Her obituary can be found in the Bangor Daily News. A graveside service is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Friday, December 2nd, at Holy Redeemer Cemetery followed by a celebration of life at Jack Russell’s Steak House.
We are still looking for one wonderful member to volunteer to be president for our next fiscal year. If you are interested, please let me know.
Member birthdays: Chris White - November 3 Dick Fox - November 12 Martha Abbott - November 19 Susy Del Cid-Papadopoli - November 20 Sallie Boggs - November 25 Better Bryer - November 30
Spouse/partner birthdays: Corey Papadopoli - November 12
Anniversaries: Susy Del Cid & Corey Papadopoli - November 20
Rotary anniversaries: Art Blank - November 1 - 39 years Chad Smith - November 1 - 49 years Susy Del Cid-Papadopoli - November 1 - 9 years Elise Frank - November 12 - 6 years Sherri Dyer - November 24 - 8 years Barbara Fox - November 29 - 33 years Gina Farnsworth - November 29 - 33 years
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