President Richard StanfordPark Cities Rotary ClubDear Rotarians:

As you know by now, I lost my hus-band on Jan 15th. He was 93 years old and had struggled for some time to main-tain his quality of life. He was such a dear and I am incredibly blessed to have had him in my life for twenty five years.

I joined Rotary twenty years ago in 1999 the same year that Ray and I mar-

www.parkcitiesrotary.orgServing to Make a Difference Since 1948

January 24, 2020THE HUB The Rotary Club

of Park Cities Volume 71, Number 22

Program Chair of the Day: Dennis Harrison

Be a Vibrant and Visionary Model of Service Above and Beyond Self

TODAY’S PROGRAM

Frank LloydFrom Employee to Retiree: Transition Journey

Dr. Frank Lloyd is the former Associate Dean of Executive Education at Southern Methodist University's (SMU) Edwin L. Cox School of Business, where he led development and delivery of award-winning executive leadership programs that transformed careers and innovative corporate partnerships that transformed organizations. He was the driving force in the creation of a nation-al center of excellence on Latino leadership, and he was instru-mental in the launch of the James M. Collins Executive Education Center, one of the nation's premier learning facilities for working professionals.

Dr. Lloyd joined SMU's Cox School from the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Arizona, where he was Vice Pre-sident of Executive Education. Prior to joining Thunderbird, Dr. Lloyd was a human resources executive with General Motors, focused primarily on employee and organization development. Among the highlights of his career, he was responsible for organi-zation development and leadership training for GM Europe during its transition from mass to lean production, and he was the first GM Human Resources manager assigned to New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc. (NUMMI), the historic joint venture between GM and Toyota noted for its innovative labor-management rela-tions and the introduction of the Toyota production system and human relations methods.

Dr. Lloyd's work at SMU combined with his prior experience

at the Thunderbird School and General Motors, gives him over 30 years global experience in the development of high performing leaders and organizations.

Dr. Lloyd is an emeritus member of the Board of Directors of UNICON, the Global Consortium for University-based Executive Education, an association of the top 100+ business schools worldwide. He served on the national board of Inroads, a forty-five year old international organization with the mission to devel-op and place talented underserved youth in business and indus-try and prepare them for corporate and community leadership. He currently chairs the board of Daystar US which mobilizes re-sources to support Daystar, a non-denominational Christian uni-versity in Nairobi, Kenya whose mission is to prepare servant leaders for Africa. He is also a member of the board of Literacy Achieves, a Dallas, Texas based non-profit that teaches English as a second language to adult immigrants to facilitate their em-ployment, parenting, and other life skills.

Dr. Lloyd was a Fulbright lecturer at the University of Isfahan in Iran. He also served as a U.S. Information Agency curriculum consultant for Germany. He earned a master's degree at Purdue University and a Ph. D. at the University of Iowa. His undergrad-uate degree is from Occidental College. He holds an Executive Certificate in Nonprofit Governance from The University of Texas at Dallas' Institute for Excellence in Corporate Governance.

RCPC IN ACTIONCounting Down To The Fourth of July Parade from Sarah Oliai

The winner for the 2020 Parade Theme is – a Tie! Please vote to decide be-tween these two great themes!

“A Park Cities Salute To Freedom“or “”Stars, Stripes and Service”

RCPCSuper Bowl LIV Party!Sunday, Feb. 2, 5:15 to 9 p mOzona Bar and GrillBring Guests! RSVP on the RCPC website!

ried. He was so proud of our club and all of the good works that we have done. He came to many meetings and was always warmly greeted by all.

I want to thank you for the beautiful flower arrangement, which you sent, and for my Rotarian friends who came to his Memorial Service. He was not a member of Rotary but he had a huge, servant heart and loving spirit. Thank you again for remembering him and for your thought-fulness.Love, Linda Cullum Tunnell

FAMILY OF ROTARYFrom PP Linda Tunnell

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The Hub is the weekly newsletter of the Rotary Club of Park Cities (Dallas)

Betty Dawson, EditorShutterbug Committee

Phillip Bankhead, ChairBullet in /Internet Advert i s ing

Mark Kashar, Chair

Richard Stanford, PresidentBarb Jeffries, President Elect

Happy Franklin, Vice PresidentValerie Pelan, Secretary

Scott McLaughlin, TreasurerBud Naifeh, Institutional Outreach

Herb Ziev, Youth ServicesPaul McFarland,

Community OutreachE G McMillan, Club Operations

Stan Wright, Humanitarian Committees

Daniel Drabinski , Membership/Fellowship

Marketing/CommunicationsKaren Farris, At Large

Paul Pirok, Immed. Past PresidentCindy Cummings, Sgt-at-ArmsLisa Amsberry, Parliamentarian

Beverly Grogan, Grand Prairie Metro

Governor, District 5810www.rotary5810.org

LAST WEEK

M T W Th F SA=Agape Health Service DaysBD = Board of Dirs. Mtg, 7am LaMadeleine, 75 & MockingbirdCn = PCR Connect Event.CP = ChildsPlay Work MtgCC = Core Clubs EventD = District 5810 EventDH = Dentistry with a HeartFR = Family of Rotary EventF = Fellowship EventFF = RCPC Foundation Fund

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Our MissionBuilding a legacy of good works and

fellowship, we strive to:REACH those in need in partnership

with othersINSPIRE tomorrow’s leaders with

high ethical standardsFOSTER lives of service above self

– A supporting member of Rotary International

OFFICERS and DIRECTORS2019-2020

The Rotary Club of Park Cities Please remember ...

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Laurie Aldredge, Club Administrator6704 Snider Plaza, Dallas, TX 75205

Office Phone: 214-739-4170Office Fax: 214/363-6980

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Presiding: PE Barb JeffriesInvocation: Paul McFarlandPledge: Ian MudgePhotographer: Ian MudgeChair of the Day: Cub Amos Speaker: Troy Vaughn, President -

Principle Services, LLCProgram: Whatʼs New in Electric

Power and Storage Opportunities in Texas

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Mn-Mentoring at Hillcrest HSMc = Ronald McDonald

House-See Jina McDanielNM = New Member EventFT=NTFB Truck-Stan WrightFB-NTFB EventPr = Program Committee MtgRU = Rotary UniversitySpE = Special Service Event

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PE Barb Jeffries called the meeting to order while President Richard is in the Holy Lands. PP Ley Waggoner told us that PP Linda Tunnell's husband, Ray,

Ed Fjordbak presented a check to Lyn Berman of Attitudes and Attires, She said that it would be used for den-tal work for their clients. Sarah Oliai

had passed away. One of the owners of Gar-den Gate has passed away after her battle with cancer; they always have a winning entry in the Fourth of July Parade. Please keep these families in your prayers. Paul McFar-land gave the invocation. Ian Mudge led the Pledge of Allegiance and “The Star Spang-led Banner.” Our guests and visitors were in-troduced, including DGE John Moser, Owen Devlin District Foundation Chair, and the Asst. Governor for this area. Lisa Amsberry intro-duced our Marketplace advertiser of the week, one of RCPC's Collaborative Partners, the Sal-vation Army; their programs transform lives.

District Major Donor Chair, PP Doug Gill recognized Susan Harris as a Major Donor, whom he referred to as a dedicated group of humanitarians. PP Greg Pape remarked that RCPC has the most members who are Major Donors in the District. PP Greg also reported that, to date, forty-eight members had contri-buted over $22,000 to the RI Foundation. Cub Amos recogni-zed Kyle Amos as a Paul Harris Fellow.

reported that there were only 177 days until the Fourth of July and time to start planning for the Parade. She asked that we vote on the theme. VP Happy Franklin announced the Evening of Indulgence at Chocolate Secrets and the Super Bowl Party at Ozona.

Cub Amos introduced our speaker today Troy Vaughn, Presi- dent of Principle Services, LLC. He began by saying that the energy in-dustry is about to undergo changes. Electricity requires generation, transmission, and distribution If the demand is greater than the supply, then there will be rolling blackouts. If the supply is inconsistent, there will be mar-ket volatility. Texas has the cheapest power in the United States, but the demand contin-ues to grow. Electricity flows from the gener-ation plant to a transformer which increases the voltage to flow long distances through the transmission lines. Then the electricity goes

to the neighborhood transformer which steps down the voltage to go through the lines to the user. Some industries have tremendous electricity loads, and if it goes down, then it is very costly to the plant. In 2019 in Texas electricity was generated forty percent by natural

gas, twenty percent by coal, twenty percent wind and eleven percent by nuclear, with small percentages by other sources. Coal and nuclear plants have large, reliable and steady production. Natural gas production is reliable, but the plants are smaller. Solar and wind pro-duction is less reliable. In the future the use of natural gas will increase because it is cheaper, but the use of coal will not. The use of wind and solar will increase the most. Solar farm production is becoming less expensive and can supplement wind energy.

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THOUGHTS ON . . .

Retirement at sixty-five is ridicu-lous. When I was sixty-five I still had pimples. ~ George BurnsDon't simply retire from something; have something to retire to.

~ Harry Emerson FosdickI believe that all of us ought to retire relatively young.

~ Fidel CastroRetirement is the ugliest word in the language. ~ Ernest Hemingway When a man retires and time is no longer a matter of urgent import-ance, his colleagues generally pre-sent him with a watch.

~ R. C. Sherriff Retirement kills more people than hard work ever did.

~ Malcolm S. ForbesAge is only a number, a cipher for the records. A man can't retire his experience. He must use it. Experi-ence achieves more with less ener-gy and time. ~ Bernard Baruch It is time I stepped aside for a less experienced and less able man.

~ Professor Scott Elledge

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Check out or add to RIʼs Flickr group often, www.flickr.com/groups/familyofrotary/

http://pinterest.com/rotary/ RI has Pinboards on major projects.

An Evening of Indulgence, Thurs, Jan 3, 7:00-9:00pm, at Chocolate Secrets, 3926 Oak Lawn, Dallas 75219. Chocolate, ice cream, cake, friends!Super Bowl Party!, Sun, Feb 2, 5:15-9:00pm, at Ozona, 4615 GreenvilleRI Foundation: $100 (or more) Every Rotarian Every Year! See Greg Pape.RCPC Foundation: $100 (or more). See Birthdays below, then Cindy Cummings.Attendance Rule Change For those wanting to maintain Perfect Atten-dance. make-ups may now be completed within a year.The Rule of 85. Attendance requirements change for those who are at least 65 years of age and who have been a member of a Rotary club for twenty years.

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Retirement

Proposed New MembersZach Davis

Classification: Financial Services and BankingSponsor Charlotte Kroeker

HE WHO LAUGHS, LASTS

FAMILY OF ROTARY

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UPCOMING PROGRAMS

Happy

Bir thday*Paul McFarland 1.26Richard Jodry 1.30

A famous doctor was being interviewed by the news media. Looking to spice things up a little , one reporter asked if the doctor had ever made any mistakes.

“Well, yes,” the doctor sighed. “I once cured a multimillionaire.” “How was that a mis-take?” the reporter asked. The doctor shook his head wearily. “I did it in one visit.”

*You are our RCPC Fun- cation Founders for this week

Jan. 31 PPs Ley Waggoner and Pam CarveyAgape Clinic @ Bonton Farms Project

Feb . 7 Paul Chafetz, Clinical Psychologist/ AuthorLoving Difficult Older Relatives

Feb . 1 4 Dale Hansen, Sports Anchor, WFAA Channel 8

Feb . 2 1 Cal Jillson, SMU Professor in Political Science2020 Elections

Where In The World Is President Richard?You may have noticed that President Richard Stamford has been conspicuous by his

absence, as well as a few other familiar faces. He has sent some pictures – from the Holy Land!

At Caesaria on the Sea

At MegiddoOn the Mediterranean at Caesaria Reading Scripture

by the Sea of Galilee