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YEARS OF SERVICE
Rotary Onlinehttps://roswellrotary.club
ROTARY CLUB OF |
President | Terry Taylor |
President-Elect | John Carruth |
Immediate PP | Lynne Lindsay |
Treasurer | Nancy Alterman |
Secretary | Alex Kaufman |
Past President | Gordon Owens |
Past President | Becky Stone |
PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS
FAMILY OF ROTARY
Our membership cares deeply about the needs and concerns of our members. We don’t want to miss an opportunity to reach out in friendship when such concerns arise. The chairperson of this committee is Lynn Dunn and all news should be directed to her at lynn.dunn@rmcpa.com
Special Olympics
In every corner of the world, Special Olympics is changing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities and Roswell Rotary was there this weekend to help. Rotarians teamed up with the Roswell Police department to generate over $4,600 in donations by jumping into the frigid cold waters of Lake Acworth. Thank you to all who donated to this cause and especially to those who froze their you know what off for those with disabilities.
While some of us were taking a dip in the lake, others were busy adding a face lift to Bulloch Hall with a new coat of paint and some vegetation maintenance. Thanks for all who came out for both of these service projects!
You won't want to miss this week's meeting where we will honor some of our high school athletes via the Skipper Hoke awards. NFL great Michael Haynes will be our key note speaker!
Some memories about Michael Haynes with the Falcons..."Haynes was a dangerous deep threat with speed who absolutely ate defensive backs alive, and he had one of the most productive single seasons in franchise history before the likes of Roddy White and Julio Jones came along."
He really came into his own in 1991, however. Haynes was an absolute monster that year for the Falcons, snagged just 50 balls and turning them into 1,122 yards and 11 touchdowns and averaging an absurd 22.4 yards per reception. He was a key player on a team that made the playoffs for the first time in a very long while, and he proved it wasn’t a fluke by following it up with 48 balls, 808 yards and 10 touchdowns in 1992.
Zoomit, Maskit or Live, we are here for you! Roswell Rotary wants to make our meetings safe, available, convenient, and comfortable to all members and guests. So, if you feel comfortable with a mask or no mask, live or on zoom join us in any way that makes you feel comfortable and safe.
If Zoom is more your style, we are going to have Zoom open for those who prefer to be in the comfort of their own home, office, or beach for that matter! Here is the link…………https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86497139508?pwd=QTBETGdwdjVrUjlCejBabWJ4eG55QT09
Fellow Rotarians we have reached our goal of signing up 60 Donors for our 2/22/22 Blood Drive at Gate City Brewery! Thanks to all that have signed up or encouraged loved ones to do the same. Every pint matters as supplies are so low right now. It’s a great feeling to know that you’re giving the gift of life! If time permits please drop by the Blood Drive on Tuesday. We would love to see you and just maybe we can talk you into giving!
Now that we have our donors scheduled, we now need to get everyone to join our Roswell Rotary Team on the Red Cross Donor App – It’s a simple process you just scan the QR Code, Click on the IMPACT tab at the bottom – Click on “Roswell Rotary” in search to join. Teams are a great way to raise more blood donations and to show our community how Rotarians “roll up their sleeves!”
For more information, contact DarrellBartlett or HalSchlenger
As always, we want to thank Pat Rains and Michael Curling for the current and past help saving lives in our community.
Get yours today at H4HRoswell.com
Click this link for a message from Jim about Lunches for Learning and Hearts for Honduras!
CONNECT
Roswell Rotary After Hours Satellite Club will connect young adult professionals at social events and meetings and through participation in service projects.
Build your professional and social network, while using your professional skills and talents to make a difference in North Fulton and around the world!
932 Canton Street
Bring one box of sanitizing wipes as a donation for the schools and you will receive a complimentary cocktail. That's how Roswell Rotary rolls. Fun & Service!
Fellowship, adult beverages....that's how RRC rolls! Bring a friend!
After having to cancel the 2020
Roswell Rotary Relays and with a reduced schedule in 2021, the 2022 Rotary Relays
should be back to normal with a full schedule of 26 teams participating on
Saturday March 19, 2022, at Roswell High School. The Relays start at 9:00 and should finish by
5:00.
As the sponsor of the Relays our Rotary Club provides volunteers to help run the track & field events as well as provide hospitality for the team coaches and Rotary volunteers. Our greatest need for volunteers is in the morning to cover both sessions of the field events. We will also need some volunteers during the running events in the afternoon. After having restrictions on what was allowed last year our hospitality coordinator Mindy Jones is planning for our normal breakfast and lunch set up in the school cafeteria so we will need adequate hospitality volunteers from approximately 8:00 to 3:00.
How to sign up
I would like to encourage everyone
to please consider giving some of your time to help with this great event. If you have any questions or are available to
volunteer, please contact Bruce Smith at bsmith@mckaycotton.com or text me at 404-312-0577 or contact Mindy Jones at goldyall@aol.com or text Mindy at 770-231-1016.
The Details
Date: Monday, March 21st
Place: Roswell High School
Time: Flexible with choice of any class period and more than one if you have the time.
What: 20 min talk with the class to relay your story about your career. Classes include: Computer Science, AV Tech, Broadcast Video, Marketing, Engineering, Architectural Design, Carpentry/Electrical, Construction, Cosmetology, and JROTC
Topic Ideas:
1. A brief history/background of yourself that led to your current career or job
2. Description and responsibilities of your career/occupation
3. Education/training required
4. Skills needed
5. Positive and negative aspects of your career/occupation
6. Salary range/pay (and benefits, any PERKS)
7. What classes or activities in school helped prepare you for this job
Ways to Make things Engaging: Storytelling is always great. Or, have the students complete a case study or brainstorm. Speakers can also bring in artifacts or use games like Kahoot or Jeopardy to engage the students.
Special Need: In the past, it has been difficult to find Cosmetology professionals. Please feel free to find Business Owners to speak to those students. Students who enter this profession will be tasked with operating a business.
Contact Michael Gould at michael@goulddigitalimaging.com or call his cell 770-617-2958 to volunteer or if you have questions.
This is what make earns Roswell Rotary such a great reputation ....and "Club of the Year" recognition. Plan to attend.....and think about bringing a friend or prospective new member.
If you believe in Rotary's mission and recognize the value our club brings to our community and our world, then share it with others!
Date | Time | Event |
Tue, "2/22" | 9:00am - 5:00pm | Pint for a Pint Blood Drive (special guest at 2:22pm) |
Fri, Feb 26 | 6:30pm - 10:30pm | Hearts for Honduras |
Wed, Mar 3 | 5:30 pm | Hump Day Social at Lucia's |
Tues, Mar 15 | 6:30pm - 8 pm | Rotary Means Business District 6900 in Sandy Springs |
Sat, Mar 19 | 9:00am – 3:00pm | Roswell Relays |
Sat, Mar 26 | Chattahoochee River Keepers "Sweep the Hooch" | |
Tues, Apr 17 | 6:30pm - 8 pm | Rotary Means Business District 6900 in Sandy Springs |
Thurs Apr 28 - May 1 | District 6900 -- District Conference | |
Tue, May 24 | 8:00am— 5:00pm | Honor Air Veterans Bus Tour |