Rotary and Inner Wheel Connections

Mary Lynn was born in San Bernardino, California and resided in Fontana. After high school she attended the University of California at Berkeley, then graduated with her BA Degree from San Jose State in Elementary Education. She taught 2nd--6th grades for 36 years at Loma Prieta in the Santa Cruz Mountains and at Ardenwood School in Fremont.Since her retirement in 2005, she’s been actively involved in community service in Fremont.

Joined the Niles (Fremont) Rotary Club 15 1/2 years ago following in her father’s footsteps of being an active Rotarian for 64 years. Continues serving as the club’s photographer and videographer!

Joined Inner Wheel Club of Niles-Fremont 4 years ago and served as President for 3 years. Currently the 2nd VP on the District Board.
Belongs to many local clubs and activities and finds giving back to her community very rewarding!

Today’s presentation will be about Rotary and Inner Wheel Connections

The National Children’s Myoelectric Limb Bank was launched with the slogan “Give a Child a Hand”, in 1997 to address this need. Initially the Foundation partnered with the Lucille Salter Packard Children’s Hospital at Stanford University, and the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.

Since 2002, the renamed Myoelectric Limb Project now partners exclusively with Hanger Clinics in the United States.

All Inner Wheel Clubs in the USA provide upper body Limbs to children 18 and younger.