Harriet Downer, District 5450 Visioning Chair provided club members feedback on the recent satisfaction survey. The eight questions in the survey focused on reasons for joining Rotary, what's special about our club and Rotary, club strengths and weaknesses, and club meeting formats. From those questions and the comments shared, Harriet was able to provide a great deal of analysis. The survey results have been sent to club members. On February 25th, three members of the District Visioning Team will join together with 25 Longmont Rotary club members to brainstorm and build a 3-5 year visioning plan for the club. The information from the Visioning session will then be shared and discussed with all club members on Tuesday, April 4th.
Congratulations to Gregory Cuvelier who received the STAR Award. Charlotte Tyson presented the award to Gregory, offering her appreciation for his service as our club Treasurer. Thank you Gregory and congratulations on being a "Sensational,Treasured, Admirable Rotarian!"
The Membership Committee launched the latest club challenge, which involves ALL club members. The EACH ONE, BRING ONE campaign is asking every club member to reach out to that potential good Rotarian and invite them to join you for a complimentary lunch on March 21st. It's that easy! The membership committee will take care of the hospitality details. Start now working on that special invite.
Sue Connelly offers inspiration for Valentine Day.
Sam Smith enjoying brownies compliments of Debby Paris.
President's Message
Wein-Pin Yeh
Welcome to Longmont Rotary!
Since 1919, Longmont Rotary has served this community through service projects such as winter coat drives, bell-ringing for the Salvation Army, etc.
“Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”
Our club, community, nation, and world need each one of us more than ever. I invite you to be a guest of our club by attending one of our meetings, enjoying our fellowship, and finding out how we can make our community, nation, and the world a better place.
Together, we will make a difference!
Wein-Pin Yeh
The February Rotary Theme is Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention
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Harriet Downer, District 5450 Visioning Chair provided club members feedback on the recent satisfaction survey. The eight questions in the survey focused on reasons for joining Rotary, what's special about our club and Rotary, club strengths and weaknesses, and club meeting formats. From those questions and the comments shared, Harriet was able to provide a great deal of analysis. The survey results have been sent to club members. On February 25th, three members of the District Visioning Team will join together with 25 Longmont Rotary club members to brainstorm and build a 3-5 year visioning plan for the club. The information from the Visioning session will then be shared and discussed with all club members on Tuesday, April 4th. 
Congratulations to Gregory Cuvelier who received the STAR Award. Charlotte Tyson presented the award to Gregory, offering her appreciation for his service as our club Treasurer. Thank you Gregory and congratulations on being a "Sensational,Treasured, Admirable Rotarian!" 
The Membership Committee launched the latest club challenge, which involves ALL club members. The EACH ONE, BRING ONE campaign is asking every club member to reach out to that potential good Rotarian and invite them to join you for a complimentary lunch on March 21st. It's that easy! The membership committee will take care of the hospitality details. Start now working on that special invite. 
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