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Next Hybrid Virtual and LIVE Meeting Information:
“The Rotary Club of Stockton Begins the 2nd Century of Service to the Stockton Community”
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 Meeting on-line reservations Click on “Meeting Lunch Reservations” in the blue bar at the top (or click this blue box) |
Club Announcements
- Club Live Meetings – We are excited to return to Stockton Golf & Country Club and feel we are providing a great safe environment to get together once again. We need your support in coming and making advance reservations due to minimums required. Reservations by Friday 2 pm are Guaranteed, after that, subject to availability. Working on drop in option. Get your reservations as soon as possible.
- Membership Committee – Liz Hull, chairperson: Membership Minute and this year’s program: Liz Hull talked about the membership and asked members to take the survey on membership. She thanked the ones that have taken the surveys. The feedback from the surveys will be used to come up with the plan for member retention and recruitment.
- Fundraiser – President Kevin thanked all the members who helped volunteered at the fireworks booth. The club was able to raise more than $1000!
- Board of Directors Agenda – Your Board of Directors is meeting today at 1:30 pm in the Boardroom, in person – not virtually. Fundraising – one of the topics today. And thanks to Van, Kathy, Diane, Sharon, Melanie, Corie, Ken, Bill, Geneva, Louis, and my wife Lindsey for volunteering in the Fireworks booth for the 7 days. This fundraiser is expected to kick off our season to the tune of $3,000. So thank you Rotarians for stepping up!
- An Opportunity – Past President Graham Tweedy announced that there are opportunities to advertise in the Wheel. Members can advertise their hobbies and businesses. A copy of the Wheel could be printed for the in-person meetings and a link to the Wheel is sent in the email to all members of the club. It costs $300 a year. There is an extra charge of $75 if you want to add a link for your business web-site. Please contact Graham Tweedy at 209-598-5881 or at g.tweedy@comcast.net
- Use That Credit Card at The Meeting – You may now pay for lunch, raffle tickets (minimum Credit Card Purchase of $5.00) and other purchase at the Club meetings with a credit Card. For now, make reservations using the website link.
- Potential Members – To encourage Club members to bring a potential member to the Wednesday meetings the Rotary Club of Stockton will pay for the 1st meal of a potential member brought by a Club member. For the proper procedure when proposing a new member, read this document.
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Meeting Note takers needed!
PLEASE Consider volunteering (Like Leena has done) for a once a month (or more) opportunity to keep the Wheel rolling along. Our Wheel editor will appreciate you stepping up to assist! What’s a better way to know what’s going on in your club? -editor. Contact Corie Stewart at corie@gemcorp.com |
Guest Speaker
Speaker: Bill Trezza & Betty Wilson
Introduced by: Blain Bibb
Bill Trezza & Betty Wilson with updates from the Business Council of San Joaquin
Bill Trezza who is the vice chair of the Business Council of San Joaquin talked about the various initiatives that the Business Council has supported in the past many years, Betty Wilson is the executive director and the Business Council has 10 board members. The goal of the Business Council is to strengthen the local economy and the social wellbeing of the community. Business Council supported the Measure K initiative for infrastructure and road improvement. Business Council also provides leadership, oversight and financial support in the pursuit of enhanced educational opportunities for the citizens of San Joaquin County. Current focus includes oversight of Measure M sales tax to fund libraries and recreational facilities in Stockton. It also monitor’s the continuing efforts by local government, nonprofit and business communities in addressing the problem of homelessness in our area.
Next Meeting: July 21, 2021
Deb Rider + K9 “Rahab”, “LCC K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry”
Lutheran Church Charities K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry®
Launched in August 2008, the Lutheran Church Charities K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry is a national human-care ministry embracing the unique, calming nature and skills of purebred Golden Retrievers. The LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs are a bridge for compassionate ministry, opening doors for conversation about faith and creating opportunities to share the mercy, and compassion.
LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs are working animals, trained to interact with people of all ages and circumstances who are suffering and in need. The dogs participate in scheduled and special events. Dogs are permanently placed with churches, schools and other ministries involved in Christian human care by LCC. Permanent placement includes full training for handlers and caregivers along with ongoing support, coaching and training. LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs live in the homes of assigned caregivers. The LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs serve every day in the community in which they are placed and are dispatched in times of disaster and crisis to bring comfort to all those affected, including first responders and the volunteers who serve them. LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs were in New York and New Jersey visiting victims of Superstorm Sandy, and in Connecticut after the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Lutheran Church Charities currently has over 130 LCC K-9 Comfort Dogs serving in more than 27 states. LCC operates training facilities in Illinois and Nebraska.
Upcoming Speakers
July 2021
- 28 – Wes Rhea, “Visit Stockton”
August 2021
- 04 – Gwen Daley, “Dome of Hope”
- 11 – Deputy Jimmy Claude (K9 Partner “Axel”) Deputy Alex Serrano (K9 Partner “Kimbo”), “SJ County Sheriff’s Department K9 Program”
- 18 – Claude Pellarin, “Village West Marina Updates”
- 25 – TBA
Birthday Recognitions
- $150 – Leonard Hansen made a donation of $150 for his birthday, half to SRE and half to the Rotary Foundation.
- $62 – Lynndee Riley donated $62 for her Birthday.
July 2021 Birthdays…
| Week | Dates | Rotarian |
| 1 | 1st – 3rd | Dan Wright – 1st Michael Blower – 1st T.J. Hull, Jr. – 1st George Badway – 2nd |
| 2 | 4th – 10th | Uzma Khamisa – 5th Lynndee Riley – 6th |
| 3 | 11th – 17th | Renna Beinoris – 13th |
| 4 | 18th – 24th | Leonard Hansen – 19th Luie Duarte – 23rd Shak Khan – 24th |
| 5 | 25th – 31st | Peter Jaffe – 25th Eric Duran – 28th* Steve Morales – 28th* Gary Frush – 29th Jeff Greenberg – 30th Marc Bregman – 31st |
| *= Meeting Day – Wish Them a Happy Birthday! |
Photos…
| Rotary Club of Stockton Member Files | |
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| Conflict of Interest Policy | 2019 Updated Club Constitution |
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Special thank you to everyone who contributed to The Wheel…
Editor, Eric Duran. Special thanks this week to ADG Waqar Rizvi, note taker, Matthew Grizzle, Virtual and Audio Visual Guru as well as Club Secretary, Corie Stewart our Zoom meeting entry coordinator and Chief Checkers Matthew Grizzle and President Kevin Kauffman!
Contact Information
Attn: Matthew Grizzle, Club Secretary
1024 W. Robinhood Dr. Suite 5
Mailing address:
P.O. Box 7457
Stockton CA 95267
Phone: (209) 472-9662
Fax: (209) 472-9664
secretary@stocktonrotary.org
Rotary International President
Shekhar Mehta
District 5220 Governor
Tim Madden
Assistant Governor Area 2
Muhammad Waqar Ali Rizvi
Stockton Rotary Club President
Kevin M Kauffman
Meeting Location
Wednesdays at 12 Noon
Stockton Golf & Country Club
3800 W. Country Club Blvd.
Stockton, CA 9520