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Rhonda Gage
February 1
 
Mark Murray
February 2
 
John Elchert
February 24
 
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February 25
 
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Tiffany Olsaver
February 17
 
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February 24
 
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February 20
 
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John Bartoszewicz
February 3, 2016
2 years
 
Chip Moore
February 14, 1985
33 years
 
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February 21, 1990
28 years
 
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February 23, 2017
1 year
 
Luke Barnett
February 23, 2017
1 year
 
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Adrian
Service Above Self
We meet Thursdays at 12:00 PM
Lenawee Country Club
4110 Country Club Rd
Adrian, MI  49221
United States
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Hospice Bereavement Services - Sharon Van Tuyle

Our own Anne Sherman introduced today’s speaker and colleague, Sharon Van Tuyle, Director of Bereavement Services at Hospice of Lenawee. She announced that the organization’s Annual Run, Walk & Eat was scheduled for June 25th and that their annual Dinner, Denim & Dancing event was scheduled for April 14th.

 

Sharon began with Hospice in 1990 when they had 9 patients and provided bereavement support to families along with two other staff members. They soon expanded to support in the entire community. The organization expanded as a result. They now boast over 12 different programs at no cost. Generous donors along with the proceeds from their various fundraising events throughout the year make it possible for Hospice to provide them.

 

Sharon said she was grateful for the others who work in her department who are compassionate about serving those who mourn the death of loved ones. Among the many programs they offer are: Lunch Bunch – a program that brings individuals who have suffered losses; Trillium – a monthly women’s support group; Let’s Talk it Over – an adult daytime support group, etc. Hospice in collaboration with Kay Ross at Community Mental Health, she said, is planning to offer a program for parents who have lost a child to a drug overdose.

 

A retreat is planned for September for families who wish to memorialize they loved ones followed by horse riding rounding out the afternoon of the full day event, Sharon said. Grieving is important but so is time out for fun and relaxation, she said. All workshops, seminars and programs are free of charge, Sharon said. For more information or to register you can call 517-263-2323.

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UPDATES
District Conference 2018 – REMEMBER: All first time attendees will get a stipend of $150 toward from our club towards their expenses to this important event and matched by District of $300. If you are thinking about attending, please contact President Nate.
 
Meals on Wheels – Remember that they still need volunteers like never before. If you can spare 2 hours each month, please contact Rhonda. A very rewarding program for people who are in need.
 
New Member Induction – Yours Truly did the honors of inducting Chuck Davis and Patty Ellerholz. Chuck is a local realtor with Xsell Realty and teaches Karate. He is married to Jennifer and has two children.
Patty was a former member of the club and is an inspirational speaker and office manager at Ellerholz Chiropractic in Adrian. She is married to Allen and they have two children and five grandchildren.
 
DATES TO REMEMBER - FEBRUARY –  Peace & Conflict  Prevention/Resolution Month
February 2 – Strategic Planning Meeting – Board members and officers will be at Gleaner’s to discuss and update the club’s strategic plan.
 
February 9Annual Walk for Warmth – Original event postponed. Rescheduled for Friday, February 16th. All times remain the same.
 
February 15 - Grant Writing Training - This will be held at Madison Middle School from 6:30-8:30pm. It is a required event in order for our club to qualify for grants through District 6400. Please contact President Nate if you can attend. We need two people to volunteer.
 
February 22The Art of Mingling – Several members signed up to help yesterday. We need a lot more! Please volunteer to help when the sign-up sheet is passed around at next week's meeting. Melissa Growden from SHU will present the program that day and facilitate the event from 1-3pm for students from Jackson and Adrian Colleges and SHU. A great time to coach and mentor the outstanding students chosen to attend this event.
 
February 22Meet the Governor-Elect – This event will be hosted by the Southgate Rotary Club at noon and your opportunity meet next year’s DG, Paul Sincock. Please let President Nate know if you would be interested in attending.
 
April 14 - District Assembly - What a great opportunity for any and all members at Schoolcraft College. Please contact President Nate should you be able to attend.
 
Upcoming Club Program Presentations
Feb 16 - Chuck and Nate follow up on strategic plan
Feb 22 - Melissa Growden from Siena Heights University - Meet & Greet
 
GUESTS: Junior Rotarians Abbey and Simon.
FINE SESSION -  Mike O.
Mike stepped in for Rod and he fined these folks:
Kathryn S., Slater, John B., Davis (2), Chadha, Gage, Marti, Barnett, Chase (3)
 
Happy Bucks – Marti, Kathryn S.
 
 
50/50 Drawing

Nelson Douglass' ticket was drawn so won $26 but no one won the $70+ jackpot!!

INVOCATION: Kathye
 

SONGS: John B. with Helen

TABLE HELPERS: Kathye & Rhonda and Susan

 

 

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DISTRICT 6400

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.”
 
 
The new theme for 2018-19