Mark Murray introduced Troy who has been in law enforcement for over 30 years. During his career he has done “some IT stuff” as well, he said. He and his wife, Sandy, have lived in Tecumseh for 23 years. Troy commented on the work being done at the Sheriff’s office on Maple Avenue and said he still attends weekly construction meetings. There will be an official open house once the work is completed sometime in September, he said.
He said he was glad to report that there were no major crime sprees going on currently in the county but they have received a number of calls reporting various scams. He said he has many wonderful staff (over 100) and employees and that he is looking forward to serving all of Lenawee County and if there was anything we need, to stop by or call. He closed by encouraging each of us to take time to commend a deputy when we see them as they put their lives on the lines every day to protect us since “it is a scary time to be in this line of work today”.
"New Baby" Gift Presentation – President Kathye presented Nathan Salazar and his wife two very large gift bags for their precious new addition born on March 4th! Congrats you two!
Newest Member Induction – Mary Murray did the honors today and officially inducted the club’s newest member, Eloise Hosken who was sponsored by Kathy Williams! Eloise is married and has three children as well as three grandchildren and is employed at Goodwill Industries as their Employment Transition Coordinator. She has a long history of involvement with many non-profit groups. Congrats, Eloise. (From L to R: Mary Murray, Kathy Williams, and Eloise).
Rotary Decals Available – Susan showed members the decals that are available ideal for affixing to glass windows and/or car windows. They will not fade! They are $2@. Be sure and get one.
Upcoming Programs:
March 28 – Melissa Tsujo - SHU and Jerry Rodsieler - Blissfield Rotary Club
April 4 –
April 11 – Rick Caron
April 18 – Lenawee Now
April 25 - Chaloners
DATES TO REMEMBER
March 26 – Practice Interviewing Live at SHU – A number of Adrian Noon Rotarians are signed up to help conduct these interviews which provides valuable information to students (many of whom are Rotaract members) about to graduate and enter the business world. You don’t have to be a professional interviewer. So far 18 interviewers have signed up for 45 students to be interviewed. 1:30-4:00pm.
March 26 – Bike Tour Meeting – At his office downtown at 5:00pm.
May 4th & 5th Great Lakes Woodworking Festival - on the grounds of old Training School where Sam Beauford Woodworking Shop is located. Our club will be selling brats and hot dogs. We will need cooks and sellers. Also volunteers will be needed in other areas-a job for everyone! Please try and help for a few hours that weekend!
May 19 - E-race Stigma 5k Run – The annual event is held to create awareness of mental illness. Our club has always helped with the youth event. It starts at 9:00 and you need to be there half hour prior to the event. After the race starts, you can leave so you can attend your church service or whatever. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Go to https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/Adrian/ERaceStigma5K to register and for all of the details.
Guests: New member, Eloise Hosken, guest of Kathy Williams, Junior Rotarian Janell Wood.
50/50Drawing – Bob Sack (perpetual winner) won $24 and Barry Reinink’s name was drawn from the box but left before he could pick a card to win the $167 jackpot!
2018-19 RI President Barry Rassin wants Rotary members to Be the Inspiration
Rassin, a member of the Rotary Club of East Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, unveiled the 2018-19 presidential theme, Be the Inspiration, to incoming district governors at Rotary’s International Assembly in San Diego, California, USA. “I want you to inspire in your clubs, your Rotarians, that desire for something greater. The drive to do more, to be more, to create something that will live beyond each of us.”
Mark Murray introduced Troy who has been in law enforcement for over 30 years. During his career he has done “some IT stuff” as well, he said. He and his wife, Sandy, have lived in Tecumseh for 23 years. Troy commented on the work being done at the Sheriff’s office on Maple Avenue and said he still attends weekly construction meetings. There will be an official open house once the work is completed sometime in September, he said.
May 19 - E-race Stigma 5k Run – The annual event is held to create awareness of mental illness. Our club has always helped with the youth event. It starts at 9:00 and you need to be there half hour prior to the event. After the race starts, you can leave so you can attend your church service or whatever. WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Go to 
