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March 7, 2018 Week 35 Ray Faubion read the invocation, Rog- er led the Pledge of Allegiance, Kae did the Four Way Test. Roger stepped up again to lead us all in song! Jon an- nounced the Green Egg Cookout to be held in Riverside Park on Saturday with Chef Bob Lombardo cooking! Jon helped out with sound on the video that Wayne produced. Jon reminded us all to mark our calendars on June 13th for one of the most interesting programs the Club has ever had—but you’ll have to show up to find out. Dr. Steve thanked all for the 12 scholarships that were handed out to the deserving seniors and read one of the thank you notes. Roger wished all Fel- low Rotarians a good morning, but he did voice some concerns on our audio visual team, by saying he could count on one hand the number of times we turned the machine on and it worked!!! Roger also reminded all of Claudie’s Installation on Saturday. Roger urged Jim to do a good job collecting happy/ sad dollars so that he could be asked to return next year. Bob Lombar- do had a happy dol- lar that Joe would be the next Treasur- er and that he would not be! In keeping with his current job as Treasurer, he did remind all that dues are due. This Morning’s Invocation Dear God, Lord of Life and Source of Truth, at the outset of this month in which young people experi- ence graduation, we offer our prayers in their behalf. May their commencement be to new levels of moral and ethical maturity and to increased social respon- sibility. Help them to appreciate their heritage in family and nation, and the price of preserving it. Help us by word and example to encourage our young people as they make transitions in life. Bless now our food and fellowship and all aspects of club life and service. May all we do and say be in accord with Your will for us. In the name of Him who prom- ised to be with and to bless those who serve. Amen. This week’s program: Pason Gaddis, CEO Florida Weekly, Digital Advertising Technology Song: By the Light of the Silvery Moon By the light, (By the light, By the light), Of the silvery moon, (The silvery moon). I want to spoon, (Want to spoon, Want to spoon) To my honey I'll croon love's tune. Honeymoon, (Honeymoon, Honeymoon), Keep on shining in June. (Keep on shining in June) Your silvery beams will bring love dreams, We'll be cuddling soon, By the silvery moon. Your silvery beams will bring love dreams, We'll be cuddling soon, By the silvery moon. (The silvery moon). Joe Murgalo said that he intended to be Treasurer as long as Bob—like 22 years! District Governor Elect, Sandy, had 5 happy dollars, for Bobbi’s job as DG and for Vince’s efforts on the Irma rebuild. Rog- er again complimented the video that W ayne pro- duced and suggested it would be a good tool for recruiting new mem- bers. Sarah remind- ed everyone about the Blue Buckets especially after such a powerful program last week on Alzhei- mer’s Research. Marjorie reported on attending the 70th reunion of Yale Uni- versity class of Y48, her husband’s class! There are 200 members of the class that are still alive. Marjo- rie’s husband is one of the younger ones since he did not serve. There were 2 birth- days—Dick Fredericks could not be here but still sent his check via Tom Briers. Roger then asked for latecomers but no one fessed up! Scott said it was Wendy, not Debbie.—he also remembered when Dick was president. Ray Faubion’s age is the same as the year he was born—’59. Ana Lopez, our Rotary Exchange Student, pre- sented an informative slide show on her home in Brasil and what Rotary means to her, with the help of her best friend, Car- oline from Denmark. June 6, 2018 Week 49
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March 7, 2018
Week 35
Ray Faubion read the invocation, Rog-er led the Pledge of Allegiance, Kae did the Four Way Test. Roger stepped up again to lead us all in song! Jon an-nounced the Green Egg Cookout to be held in Riverside Park on Saturday
with Chef Bob Lombardo cooking! Jon helped out with sound on the video that Wayne produced. Jon reminded us all to mark our calendars on June 13th
for one of the most interesting programs the Club has ever had—but you’ll have to show up to find out. Dr. Steve thanked all for the 12 scholarships that were handed out to the deserving seniors and read one of the thank you notes. Roger wished all Fel-low Rotarians a good morning, but he did voice some concerns on our audio visual team, by saying he
could count on one hand the number of times we turned the machine on and it worked!!! Roger also reminded all of Claudie’s Installation on Saturday. Roger urged Jim to do a good job collecting happy/sad dollars so that he could be asked to return next
year. Bob Lombar-do had a happy dol-lar that Joe would be the next Treasur-er and that he would not be! In keeping with his current job as Treasurer, he did remind all that dues are due.
This Morning’s Invocation Dear God, Lord of Life and Source of Truth, at the outset of this month in which young people experi-ence graduation, we offer our prayers in their behalf. May their commencement be to new levels of moral and ethical maturity and to increased social respon-sibility. Help them to appreciate their heritage in family and nation, and the price of preserving it. Help us by word and example to encourage our young people as they make transitions in life. Bless now our food and fellowship and all aspects of club life and service. May all we do and say be in accord with Your will for us. In the name of Him who prom-ised to be with and to bless those who serve. Amen.
This week’s program: Pason Gaddis, CEO Florida Weekly,
Digital Advertising Technology
Song: By the Light of the Silvery Moon By the light, (By the light, By the light),
Of the silvery moon, (The silvery moon). I want to spoon, (Want to spoon, Want to spoon)
To my honey I'll croon love's tune. Honeymoon, (Honeymoon, Honeymoon),
Keep on shining in June. (Keep on shining in June) Your silvery beams will bring love dreams,
We'll be cuddling soon, By the silvery moon.
Your silvery beams will bring love dreams, We'll be cuddling soon,
By the silvery moon. (The silvery moon).
Joe Murgalo said that he intended to be Treasurer as long as Bob—like 22 years! District Governor Elect, Sandy, had 5 happy dollars, for Bobbi’s job as DG and for Vince’s efforts on the Irma rebuild. Rog-er again complimented the video that Wayne pro-duced and suggested it would be a good tool for
recruiting new mem-bers. Sarah remind-ed everyone about the Blue Buckets especially after such a powerful program last week on Alzhei-mer’s Research. Marjorie reported on attending the 70th reunion of Yale Uni-versity class of Y48,
her husband’s class! There are 200 members of the class that are still alive. Marjo-rie’s husband is one of the younger ones since he did not serve. There were 2 birth-days—Dick Fredericks could not be here but still sent his check via Tom Briers. Roger then asked for latecomers but no one fessed up! Scott said it was Wendy, not Debbie.—he also remembered when Dick was president. Ray Faubion’s age is the same as the year he was born—’59. Ana Lopez, our Rotary Exchange Student, pre-sented an informative slide show on her home in Brasil and what Rotary means to her, with the help of her best friend, Car-oline from Denmark.
June 6, 2018 Week 49
YesterYear
5 Years ago Bobbi Bird, Jim Dati, Dale Timble, and Jon McLeod gathered to lead the singing. However, cooler heads prevailed and Song Leader Emeritus Steve Krchniak led the singing of "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon". 10 Years ago We were pleased and proud to hear Frank Ogden, a Charter Member of our Club, deliver a very interesting presentation on “Fly Fishing.” We learned that fly fish-ing essentially involves the use of any combination of feathers and furs presented in such a way as to fool a fish.
Donna did not win!
The pot is
$1,184.
Upcoming Programs June 13, John Bailey, Author, “In Our Father’s Footsteps, Normandy to Nuremberg” June 20, Corey Adamski, Emergency Responder, Challenges facing SWFL emergency responders June 27, Stephanie Bunnett, Kunjani Craft Coffee, South Africa Water Project July 4, Happy Independence Day! July 11, Alfred Gal, Jr. Rotary Asst. Governor’s Message Birthdays Bob Gillette, June 4
The Rotary Club of Bonita Springs, chartered November 3, 1978
P.O. Box 474, Bonita Springs, Florida 34134
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Donna Marcotte, issue editor
Rotary Club of Bonita Springs
2018 Installation Banquet
