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Subject: Roswell Newsletter for October 6, 2020

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October 6, 2020


Meetings

October is Economic and Community Development Month

10/8 Youth Day Parade - Jeff Leatherman
10/15 Fulton Co. Sch - Dr. Robert Shaw & Stacy Perlman
10/22 End Polio Now - Steve Stirling
10/29 Virtual Health Care - Jeremy Boyd

Events

10/13 Meals On Wheels Training
10/17 Heart of Roswell Park Landscaping
10/24 Pints for Polio
11/5 Adopt A Platoon Packing

LEADERSHIP

President Lynne Lindsay
President-Elect Terry Taylor
Immediate PP Gordon Owens
Treasurer Alex Kaufman
Secretary John Carruth
Public Image Trummie Patrick, III
Past President Becky Stone

PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS

Cheryl Greenway 2012-13
Bob Hagan 2015-16

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Roswell

Thursdays, 12:15 pm
Roswell Area Park
Bill Johnson Community Activity Building
10495 Woodstock Road
Roswell, GA 30075

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Our Rotary Family
BIRTHDAYS

10/1 Ralph Rowland, Jr.
10/2 Cheryl Greenway
10/2 Sandy Buhler
10/4 Ronald Cowan
10/4 Lucy Hall
10/7 Lynne Lindsay
10/10 Jeffrey Meyers
10/11 Charlie Brown
10/12 SaraBeth Huntley
10/12 Jeff McCoy
10/15 Tori Nielsen
10/16 David Wash
10/16 Natalie Cook
10/17 Jim Byrd
10/18 A.D. Dalton
10/19 Jack Stephens
10/23 Mindy Jones
10/23 Queen Brown
10/26 Katie Anderson
10/30 William Brooks

YEARS OF SERVICE

10/1 Lafayette McKinney, III (19)
26 years in Rotary
10/4 Shields Blankenship, III (1)
7 years in Rotary
10/6 Chuck Savage (4)
12 years in Rotary
10/7 Jim Coyle, Jr. (11)
10/7 Matthew Millard (11)
10/9 Bill Kolbrener (3)
10/9 Aaron Farrant (3)
10/9 Shannon Harrison (3)
10/10 Mike McRay (18)
10/11 Darrell Bartlett (1)
10/11 William Lindsey (1)
10/11 Ted Lescher, Jr. (1)
7 years in Rotary
10/12 Tom Rowsey (14)
16 years in Rotary
10/13 Jennifer Briggs (9)
10/16 Lou Tabickman (12)
10/18 Taylor Schmidt (2)
10/18 William McFarlin (2)
10/18 John Gordon (2)
10/18 William Brown, Esq. (2)
10/19 Kurt Hilbert (3)
3 years in Rotary
10/23 Steve Stroud (34)
10/28 Ryan Gehricke (0)
10/29 Hal Coleman (22)

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 Lynne Lindsey and all news should be directed to her at lynnehlindsay@outlook.com

President's Message
Fun on the Farm

Thanks to all that helped make this such a spectacular day!  And a special thanks to Gary Garrett for opening his farm for our families to enjoy good ole Rotary fellowship.

The food, skeet shooting, 4 wheeling, pumpkin painting and weather could not have been better.  We had a blast!!

This Week's Speaker
Youth Day, A Look Back


For the past 2 years Jeff Leatherman has served as the Director of Recreation, Parks, Historic and Cultural Affairs for the City of Roswell. Jeff has over 20 years of experience in local government and started in the recreation industry as a seasonal lifeguard, ski instructor, summer camp counselor and amateur bingo caller. Jeff has 4 boys ages 7 through 14 and is married to Michelle who is a teacher at Hembree Springs Elementary School. During his off time Jeff enjoys adventures with his family including mountain biking, hiking, camping and anything involving lakes, rivers and creeks. Since moving to Roswell he has attempted to become a fly fisherman but has yet to actually catch a fish.

Drivers Needed
Meals on Wheels


We had a great response from our September Service Newsletter for Meals on Wheels volunteers. The first training session is Oct. 13th.

In case you missed, 7 MOW route out of the  Roswell center that operate and deliver meals each weekday Monday-Friday. A typical route has anywhere from 4 to 8 stops, so you’re delivering to 4 to 8 seniors, and lasts about 1.5 hours on average. The routes take place right before lunchtime, with most meals being picked up at the center between 10:00 and 11:00am each day.

Most volunteers, whether individuals or groups, sign up to do a route usually once per month.

If interested in delivering meals for this very important program contact Mary Trapp marytrapp@kw.com 770-645-1320

Charity Spotlight
Every Woman Works


Mission:

To move women from dependency to self-sufficiency by providing them with the tools necessary to achieve financial independence, personal growth, family leadership, and a spiritual foundation through a curriculum of continuous education.

Fast Facts:

  • Founded in 2009 by Roswell resident and Rotarian Miss Tillie O’Neal-Kyles
  • Celebrating a decade of service, EWW has helped more than 1,600 women and positively impacted the lives of over 4,500 children.
  • Women served by EWW face numerous challenges
    • 100% are low income
    • 98% are head of household
    • 67% receive government assistance
    • 46% have criminal backgrounds
    • 25% have participated in a substance abuse program
  • The Bees Program, EWW’s 6-week intensive program, provides extensive training in empowerment, health and wellness, employment and interviewing skills, job coaching, and life skills. 98% of graduate and secure employment. 90% sustain employment for over 6 months.

Find out more:  www.everywomanworks.org 

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