Join us on Monday April 1 for a program about First Step with Theresa Bizoe at noon at the Westfield Center.

President's Corner

Hello Fellow Rotarians,
Just when we though spring was here other Nature reminds us who is in charge. Keep a positive attitude as surely it is right around the corner.
Last Monday lunch was another example of how strong our club is. Three quarters of the way through our 2018-2019 Rotary year and all is moving forward. In fact, with the addition of Karine Sawka and Jim Bazner our club has grown and gotten stronger yet again. Joe Hoshaw and Rob Bovitz received recognition of their generosity in the form of Paul Harris Fellow pins. Welcome to Karine and Jim and congratulations to all of you. Our club is an incredible force and it just keeps getting better.
The Roar Committee is hard at work. See Paul or Ronnie to volunteer. We need your help. Please make sure you save the dates of July 19-21. For those of you who are so inclined, the Roar is a great place to host a company picnic or a client gathering. Let’s make this our best ever! Please join us tomorrow as Theresa Bizoe from First Step tells us how they help families in Wayne County and the State of Michigan.
YIR,
Mark Angellotti
President
President Mark opens the Club Assembly.
DGN Noel Jackson introduces our newest Rotarian, Karine Sawka.
DGN Noel Jackson inducts Karine Sawka and Jim Bazner.
Rob Bovitz receives a Paul Harris Fellow.
Joe Hoshaw receives a Paul Harris Fellow.
Bill Jasman talks about the Foundation.
DGN Noel & Debbie Jackson are recognized for establishing the Noel and Debra Jackson Family Endowment Fund.
Paul Jocks gives an update on the 2019 Roar on the River
Career Day in Trenton schools
Chris Sorenson spoke to the students at Career Day at Arthur's school.
Bob Paulbeck spoke to the students about his career as an attorney.
Bob Paulbeck, Kim Mott and Chris Sorenson attend career day at Trenton High School.
Chris Sorenson and Bob Paulbeck