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ANNIVERSARIES
Rotary Onlinehttps://sandyspringsrotary.org
ROTARY CLUB OF |
President | Lisa Stueve |
President-Elect | Will MacArthur |
Immediate Past President | Jerry Hicks |
Program Director | Billy Lovett |
Vice President | Jim Squire |
Fellowship Director | Fred Ferrand |
Secretary | Mike Stacy |
Treasurer | Amy Winslett |
Rotary International is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.
The Rotary Club of Sandy Springs meets most Mondays at the Hilton Atlanta Perimeter Suites at 12:15 PM. The lunch program includes club business and also hosts guest speakers - business professionals, elected officials, non-profit leaders and others from the Sandy Springs area.
We’re always looking for ways to make an impact in the community; our club members are actively engaged with senior and youth programs that support leadership development and student scholarship. While our motto and most important feature of Rotary International is “Service Above Self,” we also work together in fellowship as we enjoy great camaraderie. Like us on Facebook Sandy Springs' Facebook Page to keep up to date on our club's activities!
I hope you will enjoy our weekly newsletter and I invite you to join us for lunch soon!
Lisa Stueve, President, Rotary Club of Sandy Springs, 2016-17
More photos at Beth Howell Ronald McDonald House Charities Photos
On Monday, December 5, 2016, the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs will hold the second Annual Senior Healthcare Professional Recognition Awards luncheon. The program is part of the Zone 33/34 Rotary Has Heart initiative. The Rotary Club of Sandy Springs focuses on the amazing healthcare professionals who care for our community elders. The program is coordinated by Julia Bernath and her team consisting of Cheryl Lietz and Todd Lawrimore. Pictured are recipients from last year's luncheon, flanked by Jerry Hicks (L) and PDG Bob Hagan (R)
The following people will be recognized during the upcoming December 5th luncheon:
Campbell-Stone - Marilyn Fitzgerald, Personal Care Resident/Volunteer
Campbell-Stone - Latonia Williams, Resident Assistant/Proxy CaregiverDorothy C. Benson Senior Complex Adult Day Care - Lesia D. Gooden, Administrative Specialist/ Program Assistant
Sterling Place - Elmira Beajinora, Personal Care Assistant
Sterling Place - Victoria Pismenova, Personal Care Assistant
Mount Vernon Towers - Afoune Remy, Certified Nursing Assistant/Proxy Caregiver
Mount Vernon Towers - Hazel Sims, Certified Nursing Assistant/Proxy Caregiver
Insignia Senior Living - MaryAnn Jones Shropshire
Visiting Nurse Health System - Beverly Roberts, LPN, Care Coordination Coach, Healthy Transitions, Visiting Nurse Health System at Campbell-Stone
The Emory Clinic at St. Joseph’s - Khurram Khan, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Medical Director – Domiciliary Care Program, Division of General Medicine and Geriatrics
The Annual Holiday Party is just around the bend! Save the date of Saturday, December 10th, beginning at 6 PM for the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs' Holiday party which will be held at the home of Nancy and Rolfe Schroeder. More information forthcoming.
December 5, 2016
GREETER A: Mike Lindstrom
GREETER B: Ed Steele
INVOCATION: Gene Jordan
If you are unable to serve as a greeter or give the invocation, please be responsible for finding a replacement.
2017 DISTRICT 6900 CONFERENCE CRUISE
A cruise is a little different from a regular conference. It is impossible to wait until the last minute to register or reserve a cabin. We are asking that you make your plans to join us and register for the conference and book your cabin.
Passports are not required but are highly recommended. If you do not have a passport, you will need a CERTIFIED COPY of your birth certificate and another government issued ID, such as a drivers license. Get all the details at https://rotary6900.org/event/709
The Rotary Foundation helps make health care available for hundreds of orphans in Uganda.
Rotary's top priority is the eradication of polio, but our members take on far greater responsibilities to fight disease. They set up health camps and training facilities in undeveloped countries and in communities struggling with HIV/AIDS and malaria. They also design and build the infrastructure for doctors, nurses, governments, and partners to reach the one in six people in the world who can't afford to pay for health care.
Disease prevention and treatment takes on many forms, from supporting studies to helping immunize people to improving drinking water and the sanitation infrastructure. The world relies on Rotary to tackle these global challenges, and to set an example for others to follow. Text taken from Rotary International Website at https://www.rotary.org/en/learning-reference/about-rotary/disease-prevention-and-treatment
Watch the video about Rotary helping orphans in Uganda with medical care at https://vimeo.com/33735961
Watch a video of the 1917 Rotary Convention in Atlanta at 1917 Rotary Convention in Atlanta
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