Subject: Debbie Cwalina Be The Voice Co-Founder - This week's speaker
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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
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President's Message
Faith, Hope and Gratitude. As I sat listening to this week’s duo of speakers, Jonathan Crooks and John Albers, looking out at our great club, there was not a dry eye in the audience. With Thanksgiving fast approaching these two Rotarians gave us plenty to be grateful for and know that there is a higher power looking down on all of us. His hand touched these two members in dramatic ways over the last 6 months and I am grateful they both shared their testimonial of faith, hope and gratitude. A true inspiration to us all and a solid reason to participate in the upcoming Roswell Rotary Blood Drive on November 3rd. This was a fun filled week with lots of opportunities for fellowship with other Roswell Rotarians as we celebrated the life of Past President Gary Waddell at Houck’s Grill for the benefit of the Roswell Rotary Foundation, participated in the last Alive in Roswell for the season and sipped some wine at Deep Roots, raising money for World Polio Day. This next Halloween weekend join us at “Dia De Los Muertos” at City hall on the 30th to help volunteer for crafts at this Latin community celebration hosted by the city of Roswell. Thanks for all who helped organize and participated in the fun. Speaking of fun, the “Godmother of Fun” Debbie Cwalina and “Mr. BTV”, Michael Schoppenhorst will be presenting this week with some exciting news about Be The Voice. You won’t want to miss it! Come dressed in your favorite Halloween costume! 10-28 Speaker- Be the Voice |
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Dia de los Muertos - Day of the dead celebration 
Search the dark recesses of your closets and purge those old coats that the kids have outgrown! 
For the month of September, The Interact Club at Elkins Pointe Middle School put positive messages on lockers throughout the school for Suicide Awareness Month. We put up lots of positive notes in the 6th, 7th and 8th grade halls. We filled almost all the lockers with our messages! As we were taping up the messages many students requested that we put a note on their locker. Many others were appreciative to see the messages we put up on their lockers. We believe spreading positivity is important for the mental health of middle schoolers. We tried our best to spread the most positivity as possible at Elkins Pointe.
