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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
Rotary Onlinehttps://sandyspringsrotary.org
ROTARY CLUB OFMondays, 12:15 pm |
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| President | Lisa Stueve |
| President-Elect | Will MacArthur |
| Immediate PP | Jerry Hicks |
| Vice President | Jim Squire |
| Treasurer | John Neill |
| Secretary | Mike Stacy |
| Fellowship Director | Fred Ferrand |
| Program Director | Billy Lovett |
| Public Image | Sally McLaughlin |
LAST WEEK'S PROGRAM
October 31, 2016 - PDG Margie Kersey on Rotary Foundations
On October 31, 2016, the Foundation Director for District 6900, Margie Kersey, spoke to the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs about Rotary Foundation and gave an entertaining and concise presentation. For those who participated in the 100 Anniversary of the Rotary Foundation by giving a minimum of $26.50 which represented seed money for the foundation, an I Am A Proud Donor magnet was provided. President Lisa Stueve became a Rotary International Benefactor during the presentation. Enjoy an historical review of the Rotary Foundation at History of Rotary Foundation Enjoy more photos of the program at PDG Margie Kersey Presentation 10-31-2016
PDG 2011-2012 Margie Kersey, who was District Governor during Sally Wyeth's year as President, Rotary Club of Sandy Springs. Lucky Sally.
L-R Will MacArthur (President-Elect, Rotary Club of Sandy Springs, Margie Kersey, Jim Squire
President Lisa Stueve receives her Benefactor plaque from District 6900 Foundations Director Margie Kersey
L-R Jim Squire, Rick Doyle, Margie Kersey, Lisa Stueve, Kelly Fredrickson, Will MacArthur
Someone said something really funny....L-R Jim Squire, Rick Doyle, Margie Kersey, Lisa Stueve, Kelly Fredrickson, Will MacArthur
EVENT RECAP
October 24-27, 2016 Public Service Week - A Look Back
Each year, the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs coordinates three nights of dinners at Firehouse #2 so that all shifts of police, fire and EMS employees from all firehouses in Sandy Springs can have the chance to stop by for dinner. For the first time this year, a luncheon was added at the Sandy Springs Police headquarters to include as many police department employees who might otherwise not be able to come to dinner.
The meals are donated by community-spirited restaurants and caterers, and large enough to serve at least 70 people per night. Breadwinner Café donated lunch at the Sandy Springs Police Department on October 20, 2016. Brooklyn Café donated menu favorite Jack’s Creole Chicken, Sausage and Rice for Public Service Dinner #1 on October 25, 2016. Carl’s Café Catering donated his famous Bourbon Chicken with sides for Dinner #2 on October 26, 2016, and Ippolito’s (Sandy Springs) donated a full Italian meal for Dinner #3 on October 27, 2016.
Fulton County School Board member, Julia Bernath, a member of the Rotary Club of Sandy Springs and the coordinator of this year’s Public Service Dinners, noted that there was plenty of food for everyone, even some leftovers that could be enjoyed by changing shifts.
Watch a YOUTUBE video of photos of all three Rotary Club of Sandy Springs' Public Service Dinners at Firehouse #2, the Police HG luncheon, and the 2016 Public Service Awards Luncheon at 2016 Public Service Week Rotary Club of Sandy Springs
