Rotagraph Vol. 99 No. 48 www.rotaryfortworth.org Inside This Issue This Week 6-22-18 Editorial 6-22-18: June – What a Fun Month! Last Meeting Notes 6-15-18 Announcing the Regatta Crew Service Opportunity--QPR Training The Annual Blood Feud is On! Service and Outreach Opportunities Upcoming Committee Meetings District Updates Club Leaders David Gurney Campbell President Larry Reed Anfin President-Elect Martin J. Noto Jr. Vice President Rachel Marker Secretary Jeff Whitfield Treasurer Don Scott Marable Sergeant-at-Arms Andrew Murphy Taft iPast President Alyson Pollak Club Executive Secretary Events June 2018 06/22 - The Roast sponsored by Huitt-Zollars 06/29 - No Meeting: 4th of July July 2018 07/06 - No Meeting: Independence Day Birthdays Michael David Crain June 01 Tim Halden June 01 Kathleen A. Culebro June 01 Robert Isaac Fernandez June 03 David Parker June 03 Robert E. Opitz June 04 Melissa Dailey June 04 MaryAnn Means-Dufrene June 04 Michael J. Bennett June 09 Drew McKay Martin June 09 Neil L. Van Zandt June 10 This Week 6-22-18 2018-06-18 Is it Getting HOT in Here? Join past presidents Doug Briley, Wayne Carson, Gary Cumbie, J.R. Labbe and Jim Whitton on June 22 at noon sharp, as they turn up the heat on President David Campbell during the annual Rotary Roast. We'll also usher in a new year of leadership with Larry Anfin at the helm. Come celebrate a year to look back on, laugh till you cry, and have some lunch with your fellow Rotarians. Save some time in the lunch line and CLICK BELOW to purchase lunch tickets for your self and your guests. While you are not required to make reservations for this event, you may want to bypass the ticket line and ensure a great seat! Go ahead and get your ticket now. You will look like a VIP passing everyone who didn't read their email! The ticket pre-sale ends at 5pm on Thursday, June 21. http://www.directory-online.com/Rotary/SecLogin3.cfm?CFID=103182459&CFTOKEN=64563721 Editorial 6-22-18: June – What a Fun Month! By John Harrison Fletcher 2018-06-18 One of my favorite pastimes is researching the unique days of each month. Mr. B, editor of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce’s weekly eblast newsletter, calls me his “monthologist.“ June is particularly fun with such days as: * Friday, June 1: Doughnut Day – I hope you snagged a favorite morning treat or else found a parking lot and drove in circles, making your own donuts, just as a local police officer did. * Thursday, June 7: VCR Day – Did you grab your old VCR from the garage and give it one more spin with some old home movies? Click here to read more. Last Meeting Notes 6-15-18 2018-06-18 Candace Matelic, Lecturer in Arts Administration at TCU and President of CTM Professional Services moderated a panel of fellow Rotarians to speak about our High Impact Project Committee and what they've accomplished this past year. The panel consisted of: Leslie Oliver President & CEO of the
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RotagraphVol. 99 No. 48www.rotaryfortworth.org
Inside This IssueThis Week 6-22-18 Editorial 6-22-18: June – What aFun Month! Last Meeting Notes 6-15-18Announcing the Regatta CrewService Opportunity--QPRTrainingThe Annual Blood Feud is On!Service and OutreachOpportunitiesUpcoming Committee MeetingsDistrict Updates
Club LeadersDavid Gurney Campbell PresidentLarry Reed Anfin President-ElectMartin J. Noto Jr.Vice PresidentRachel Marker SecretaryJeff Whitfield TreasurerDon Scott Marable Sergeant-at-ArmsAndrew Murphy Taft iPast PresidentAlyson Pollak Club Executive SecretaryEventsJune 201806/22 - The Roast sponsored byHuitt-Zollars06/29 - No Meeting: 4th of JulyJuly 201807/06 - No Meeting: IndependenceDay
BirthdaysMichael David Crain June 01Tim Halden June 01Kathleen A. Culebro June 01Robert Isaac Fernandez June 03David Parker June 03Robert E. Opitz June 04Melissa Dailey June 04MaryAnn Means-Dufrene June 04Michael J. Bennett June 09Drew McKay Martin June 09Neil L. Van Zandt June 10
This Week 6-22-182018-06-18
Is it Getting HOT in Here?
Join past presidents Doug Briley, Wayne Carson, GaryCumbie, J.R. Labbe and Jim Whitton on June 22 at noonsharp, as they turn up the heat on President David Campbellduring the annual Rotary Roast. We'll also usher in a newyear of leadership with Larry Anfin at the helm. Comecelebrate a year to look back on, laugh till you cry, and have
some lunch with your fellow Rotarians. Save some time in the lunch line and CLICK BELOW to purchase lunch tickets foryour self and your guests. While you are not required to make reservations forthis event, you may want to bypass the ticket line and ensure a great seat! Goahead and get your ticket now. You will look like a VIP passing everyone whodidn't read their email! The ticket pre-sale ends at 5pm on Thursday, June 21.http://www.directory-online.com/Rotary/SecLogin3.cfm?CFID=103182459&CFTOKEN=64563721
Editorial 6-22-18: June – What a Fun Month! By John Harrison Fletcher 2018-06-18
One of my favorite pastimes is researching the unique daysof each month. Mr. B, editor of the Fort Worth Chamber ofCommerce’s weekly eblast newsletter, calls me his“monthologist.“ June is particularly fun with such days as:
* Friday, June 1: Doughnut Day – I hope you snagged afavorite morning treat or else found a parking lot and drovein circles, making your own donuts, just as a local policeofficer did.
* Thursday, June 7: VCR Day – Did you grab your old VCR from the garage andgive it one more spin with some old home movies?Click here to read more.
Last Meeting Notes 6-15-182018-06-18
Candace Matelic, Lecturer in Arts Administration at TCU andPresident of CTM Professional Services moderated a panelof fellow Rotarians to speak about our High Impact ProjectCommittee and what they've accomplished this past year.
The panel consisted of: Leslie Oliver President & CEO of the
Don Scott Marable June 10John Allen Kober June 11Amanda Gore Stallings June 13Barry B. Kromann June 14Donna Nance June 15Marilyn McNabb Gilbert June 15James Virgil Burnett June 16Susan Little June 16Albon O. Head Jr.June 18Thomas Herbert Leaverton June 18Richard Steve Mark June 19Sean Madison June 19Rebecca C. Burleson June 20Lori Ann Drew June 20L. O. Brightbill IIIJune 20Ralph F. Cox June 21Rice M. Tilley Jr.June 21Andrew George Roseliep June 22Barclay E. Berdan June 22Robert Humphreys June 24Paul Duane June 27Harriet Briscoe Harral June 28Jeffrey Wayne Trimmer June 28John Yeung June 29Kevin Story Downing June 29Bruce Frankel June 29
Years Of Service(in 5 year increments)Neil L. Van Zandt 35 YearsKenneth Ray Devero 35 YearsRobert Patton Evans 35 YearsPreston Murdoch Geren III35 YearsN. Kay Granger 30 YearsSandra Ann Kautz 30 YearsJoan Taylor Kline 30 YearsThomas Herbert Leaverton 30 YearsJohn Howell Robinson 30 YearsJane E. Schlansker 30 YearsRobert S. Capper 30 YearsZem Neill 30 YearsSusan Kelly Blue MD
Fort Worth Library, Larry Anfin, Co-Owner of K&L EnterprisesInc., and Shanna Saldana, Office Manager at Linbeck, LLC.Through video technology Tony Edwards, SVP of Development,Attraction and Retention and the Fort Worth Chamber ofCommerce
Click here to read more.
Announcing the Regatta Crew2018-06-13
We have this year's crew for the annual float yourboat Regatta! The boat is named "USS FloatWorth" and David Campbell will be the captain!
Team members:David CampbellAndy TaftTran TrongTerri WestMaria WollmannLauren HarrisJoe JacksonRyan BarreraCourtney Lewis
Service Opportunity--QPR Training2018-06-20
Community Outreach Project:QPR Suicide Prevention TrainingFort Worth Club, 12th floor, Bistro Room from 1:00 pm to
2:00 pm
The recent suicides of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain leave many of us puzzled, uncomfortable,and sad. Would you know what do if a loved one or colleague was struggling with thoughts ofself-harm?
Please sign up for a one-hour QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention class through theRotary Club of Furt Worth Community Outreach Committee and The Jordan Elizabeth HarrisFoundation. The Jordan Elizabeth Harris Foundation is a local nonprofit providing suicide preventiontraining and education for children and adults. The JEHF also seeks to remove the stigma of mentalillness by collaborating with area mental health agencies, as well as bridging service gaps with itssuicide prevention programs.
Contact Christie Eckler to sign up as a team captain, or as a participant. We will work in teams of 5and will train 25 people. If this one fills up before you get to register, you will have a choice of twomore training sessions are being planned this summer. Stay tuned for details!
30 YearsJudith J. Carrier 30 YearsRobert Isaac Fernandez 25 YearsFrank Whitney Shiels 25 YearsHugh Alan Simpson 25 YearsCarla Gregory Jutson 25 YearsJungus Fontaine Jordan 15 YearsJoan Taylor Trew 15 YearsDennis Price Shingleton 15 YearsAnthony Christopher Shuman 15 YearsTodd Bradley Breeding 15 YearsBarbara Harris-Lundgren 15 YearsJerry Kent Hendrix 15 YearsJohnny K. Campbell 15 YearsCelia Rene Esparza 15 YearsMichael J. Berkowitz 15 YearsS.Patrick Woodson 15 YearsRalph F. Cox 10 YearsThomas John Fairchild PhD10 YearsRobert Ellis Gleason 10 YearsHenry Borbolla III10 YearsBecky Burton 10 YearsOscar L. Amparan 10 YearsLeslie L. Houston 10 YearsDavid Parker 10 YearsGeorge Wesley Oliver 5 YearsDavid A. Palmer 5 YearsClint Riley 5 YearsPamela Taylor Robbins 5 YearsSteve Kessler 5 YearsJames Frederick Korth 5 YearsJason Andrew Byrne 5 YearsEvan Robert Eastman 5 YearsMichael J. Bennett 5 YearsClaudia Sasha Camacho 5 YearsKaren Franklin Derrick 5 YearsNorbert Lee White 5 YearsRebecca B. Fetty 5 YearsCourtney E. Garner Lewis 5 YearsMark Zan Mourer 5 YearsRichard Wayne Best
The Annual Blood Feud is On!2018-06-18
Our club has officially contributed 54 units of blood to Carter Blood Care aspart of the annual Blood Feud between Fort Worth Rotary Clubs and theArlington Rotary Clubs. Thank you and congratulations to all who helpedduring the Blood Drive downtown on June 14 as part of World Blood DonorDay. You saved many lives with your generous donations!Special thanks to Dr. Marguerite McClinton Stoglin for her efforts as chairof the drive and to Becky Fetty for helping get the permits for the bloodcare buses and creating the ads.We look forward to learning how the Arlington clubs did, and whether wewill take home the trophy as vistors of the Blood Feud this year!
Service and Outreach Opportunities2018-03-19
6/22/18 USS Fort Worth Whatever Floats Your Boat Regatta,4:00 pm to 8:00 pmLet's engage the community with the officers and crew from the USS Fort Worth! We areusing recyclable/reusable materials to build a Rotary team boat, and pilot it across theTrinity! The USS Fort Worth Committee is inviting partners out to collect recyclables (andhopefully to collect medicines, paints, and even shredding), and want to ensure thatwe leave the space cleaner than we started.
Spectators welcome! Sign up here: https://conta.cc/2JVQvxX Please contact JimParr to volunteer for the boat team.
7/11/18 Great Decisions Discussion Group 4:00 PM – 6:00 PMFirst Wednesday of each month from 4-6pm at the Sheraton Downtown Fort Worth HotelScreening Room. Subscription includes book and refreshments for all discussions fromMarch through November. Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program onworld affairs. Discuss articles from the Great Decisions Briefing Bookto learn about the most critical global issues facing America today. Register here for just$65 https://greatdecisions2018.eventbrite.com
7/16/18 Union Gospel Mission Dinner Service 4:00 PM – 6:00 PMHosted by All Fort Worth Rotary Clubs
1331 E Lancaster Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76102Rotarians and their adult guests are welcome to serve dinner each month at UGM-TC.Sign up on the volunteer board at Friday's meeting. (next to Pre-Pay Lunch Table)
7/13/18 Community Outreach Project: QPR Suicide Prevention Training1:00 PM – 2:00 PMThe recent suicides of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain leave many of us puzzled, uncomfortable,and sad. Would you know what do if a loved one or colleague was struggling with thoughts ofself-harm? S ign up for a one-hour QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention classthrough the Rotary Club of Furt Worth Community Outreach Committee and The Jordan ElizabethHarris Foundation. Contact Christie Eckler to sign up as a team captain, or as a participant. We willwork in teams of 5 and will train 25 people. If this one fills up before you get to register, you willhave a choice of two more training sessions are being planned this summer. Stay tuned for details!
10/18/18 through 10/21/18 Rotary High Adventure - FlyFishing Trip in Estes Park, CO Graciously hosted at the home of Pam Cannell. Contact Natalie Wilkins for details.
For reservations or more information on these opportunities, please contact the RotaryOffice or sign up on the Opportunities Board (next to the Pre-pay table) at Friday’s meeting.
Expand your Rotary Connections throughDistrict and International activities andservice opportunities:
Rotary International Convention inToronto, Canada--June 23-27, 2018If you are planning to attend the Rotary International Convention inToronto, please contact Sylvia Mahoney with your arrival and departureinformation, and where you are staying.There are several fellowship opportunities during the convention includingthe Large Club dinner and the Rotary Wine Fellowship dinners.
Pre-Conference Tour of the Niagara Wine Region on Friday, June 22nd 8:30 am to6:30 p.m.
Includes tours and tastings at three wineries, a spectacular lunch and a visit to the historicNiagara-on-the-Lake. Limited to 23 people, $235 per person USDRegister here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rwafs-niagara-vintage-wine-tour-tickets45018912780Password: Toronto
Lifetime Members Only Dinner at Canoe Restaurant, June 24
Canoe is located on the top (54th) floor of the TD Bank Tower, 66 Wellington Street West, Toronto,ON M5K 1H6.Enjoy a 4-course menu, paired with Canadian wines. Limited to 120 Lifetime members, $165 USDper person (includes wine, food, tax and gratuity). Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rwaf-lifetime-members-dinner-tickets-45017614898https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rwaf-lifetime-members-dinner-tickets-45017614898 Password:Toronto
Dinner at Elm Tree Restaurant, June 26
Located at 43 Elm Street, Toronto, ON M5G 1H1.An array of starters and main courses (3 each) will be served family style at each table with winepairings with each course. Limited to 80 people, $140 USD per person all inclusive. Register here:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rwaf-all-members-dinner-tickets-45018444379 Password: Toronto
Visit the RWAF House of Friendship at Booth # 322
Rotary District 5790 Leadership Induction &Celebration--June 30, 2018Austin Ranch, 2009 Anderson Gibson Rd, Grapevine, TX 76051Tickets are $50 each. Click here to
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