Coula was the secretary at Classical High School in Lynn for many years. She is now retired.
One of the best things she did here was to work with the Social Workers in the elementary schools in the city to help provide the people in the most need with a little holiday relief.
Lauren Jenkins and Mike Curley (both current teachers at Classical High) are making sure Coula's program of providing Christmas to Lynn families will continue.
I am honored to begin my second year as the President of the Rotary Club of Lynn, MA. I have been a Rotarian for 3 years now and the opportunity to give back to my community through service has been so rewarding. I am constantly asked what is the Rotary Club and my quick answer to that is we are an international organization who’s main focus is service through volunteer work and participation in local and international efforts. On a more specific note we volunteer in local organizations such as My Brothers Table, the Mobile Food Bank, Catholic Charities, Lynn Shelter Association, etc. We give out annual scholarships to high school seniors and recognize 8th grade students who have overcome obstacles in life and so much more. I have many ideas for what we will accomplish this year and I am looking forward to a fun Rotary year. If you would like to become more involved in the city of Lynn you might want to consider joining us.
Note: For the meeting schedule, please look at the upcoming events listing/calendar on this site. Satellite meetings are at Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee, 61 Munroe St. Lynn
For Club information, or for Zoom links, email: lynn.rotary@gmail.com
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