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Meetings
July is Maternal and Child Health Month
Events
LEADERSHIP
PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS
Cheryl Greenway 2012-13
Bob Hagan 2015-16
ROTARY CLUB OF
RoswellThursdays, 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
| 7/1 |
George Polatty, Jr. |
| 7/3 |
Max Walker |
| 7/5 |
Bob Hagan |
| 7/6 |
Jack Wyche |
| 7/11 |
Craig Simons |
| 7/12 |
Andy Williams |
| 7/13 |
Scott Moscow |
| 7/13 |
Langdon Hollingsworth |
| 7/16 |
Mike McRay |
| 7/17 |
Jack Tolbert, Jr. |
| 7/19 |
Alex Kaufman |
| 7/19 |
Mark Snoddy |
| 7/23 |
Steven Palmer |
| 7/27 |
Walt Woliver |
| 7/29 |
Matt Thomas |
| 7/29 |
Leigh Brown |
YEARS OF SERVICE
| 7/11 |
John Ross (7) |
| 7/12 |
Rich Austin (12) |
| 7/12 |
Al Nash (1) |
| 7/12 |
Jeff Kramer (1) |
| 7/16 |
John McCool (0) |
| 7/16 |
Don Horton (9) |
| 7/16 |
Mishel Miller (0) |
| 7/16 |
Drayton Robertson (0) |
| 7/17 |
Betty Price (10) |
| 7/17 |
Mike Agurkis (10) |
| 7/17 |
Mark Snoddy (21)
24 years in Rotary |
| 7/18 |
Steven Malone (0)
1 years in Rotary |
| 7/18 |
Sam Lane (0) |
| 7/20 |
Michael Hernandez (24) |
| 7/20 |
Robert Button (24) |
| 7/22 |
Becky Stone (15) |
| 7/25 |
Pat Rains (16) |
| 7/25 |
Jack Tolbert, Jr. (39) |
| 7/26 |
Joe Mazzeo (6) |
| 7/26 |
Dave Hallman (23) |
| 7/27 |
Grant Miller (2) |
| 7/27 |
Justice Brakache (2) |
| 7/28 |
Jack Wyche (19) |
| 7/28 |
Chris Archer (13) |
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
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President Nancy's Message
Click below for links to projects in graphic: Dear Fellow Rotarians, I hope this message finds you all in great spirits! Our meeting last week was filled with energy, enthusiasm, fun, and magic. We kicked off our first service project of the year: Huskies Helping Huskies: Backpacks. We need your help gathering items for the backpacks, and we will pack them together after next week's meeting on 7/25. Your contributions will make a significant impact on the lives of local students.
This week, we are excited to welcome a speaker who will introduce another impactful project, No Shame Roswell. This initiative aims to remove the stigma surrounding mental health and provides the community with vital resources and support. It's an incredible opportunity to make a difference in the lives of those struggling with mental health issues.
We will also be inducting our first new member Sam Lane. Please be there to welcome him into the family of Rotary.
We have placed pink buckets around the meeting area for your suggestions, and we've already received some fantastic ideas that we will work to implement. Your input is invaluable in shaping our projects and making our community stronger.
Finally, if you have any announcements or need to be added to the schedule, please let me know. Your participation and updates help us stay organized and ensure everyone is informed about our activities.
Let's keep the momentum going and make this a fantastic year of service and fellowship!
Yours in Rotary, President Nancy Pathways 2 Life Founder, Ryan Stringfield to speak
Pathways2Life is
a non-profit focused on preventing substance misuse and early intervention. Pathways2Life exists to build resilient people leading others in Greater Atlanta. As
Executive Director, Ryan leads the
organization with his vision, fundraising, and program
development. Pathways2Life serves students, families, schools, and
communities. Ryan’s own recovery fuels his passion for being a vocal
community advocate, building strategic partnerships within the community, and galvanizing a growth-oriented system of care. Ryan lives in Atlanta, GA, with his wife, Pamela, and their two boys, Josiah and Asa.
For more information about Pathways2Life, go to: www.pathways2life.org
URGENT: Rotary Youth Exchange program needs 2 Host Families
Rotarians, our Club’s
Rotary Youth Exchange student arrives in Atlanta from JAPAN
on JULY 28th!! We’re looking forward
to her arrival! We are also looking for 2, yes, TWO additional Host Families
to host her stay, either the 1st segment: July 25 - November 1 OR February 15 - May 15. If not you, please ask your Roswell friends & neighbors.
Please contact: Alesia Booth
404-226-3922; Vivian Bankston 770-309-5676; Michael Gould 770-617-2958 for more information.
RRAH - Next Meeting is Today, July 16th! Our next RRAH meeting is tonight at 6:30pm at Gate City’s Artillery Room. We welcome our guest speaker Sue Carpenter, Vice President, Corporate Philanthropy & Major Donors, who will speak about her organization, Visiting Nurse Health System. Georgia's aging population and underserved community have created an urgent need for support. There are opportunities to give of your time, talents, and treasures! To learn more about their mission, come to the event tonight or contact Sue at sue.carpenter@vnhs.org.
[read more] Pint for a Pint Wed July 17
Blood Suckers UNITE!
Every day, hundreds of people in our community find themselves desperately needing blood. I was one of them. The pint you donate may be the gift of life that person desperately needs. You can be sure the family of the recipient will be eternally grateful. Sign up through the QR Code above or CLICK HERE Sponsored by Coastal
Bar & Grill, Variant Brewing, Safe Haven
Fitness, and Bob Clarkson of Century 21 Connect Realty.
For more info, contact Darrell Bartlett or Hal Schlenger Come Join-It's fun!
Alive in Roswell
For more info or to volunteer, contact Alan Greensmith at 404-210-1478 or alangreensmith@gmail.com
Huskies Helping Huskies
We will be soliciting your help through July 26. Thank you for helping Crabapple Middle School children. Questions? Speak with Rabbi Alex rabbi@bethtikvah.com
July is Maternal and Child Health Awareness Month
Quality and safe maternal healthcare is essential before, during, and after pregnancy. Along their journey, expectant mothers must have physical, mental, and emotional support, be free from preventable physical and mental illnesses, be equipped to handle the emotional strain and be financially capable of mothering their newborn babies. Celestial Motherhood & Baby Boutique (CMBB), serves women 12-40 years old from multiple ethnic backgrounds and socioeconomic environments, who are 6 weeks pregnant up to and including their delivery, and postpartum mothers with children up to the age of two. “I am definitely applying what I’m learning. So far, one of the biggest takeaways is just doing what I can do right now. I keep repeating what the coach said in our group, “If the clothes are in the corner, it’s okay - no one's coming over.” My life has been impacted because of the support I've received at CMBB. I did not have postpartum depression with my third child like the severe postpartum depression I had with my second." CMBB offers mental and emotional support through support groups and education. If you’d like to get involved or know a friend/family member who could use support, please reach out! Celeste Weaver, RN at cmbbinformation@gmail.com. Last Week at Rotary
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