President-elect Greg Kevin opened the meeting with the flag salute led by Clark, and Edgardo. led the Four Way Test with 22 members and 7 guests present. Guests: Misty Alarcan counselor from Lincoln High School with
Students of the Month; Giovanni Sunseri and Brayden Simkins. Audrey Simkins, Brad Aronson (guest of Kimberly), Lindsey Graves (guest of Josh), Keela Marquez (guest of Clark).
Greg: Reminded members of the District Assembly, held at Lincoln High School, March 23rd and he encouraged members to sign up and attend! He said the Wine Fest , April 27th is "All Hands ON Deck". Sign up on the Website is available, or LincolnWineFest.org. Dianne shared a new Rotary Little Library has been set up at Salad Works in Lincoln. The upcoming meeting om 3/14 will be held at Fowler Ranch Brewery. Be sure to bring your own lunch.
President-elect nominee, Kerry Callahan, led the Club Assembly: "The Magic of Rotary." The Strategic Planning Committee, for the Bob Dart Gift, is studying the options for how to best meet the wishes of Mr. Dart and how this club can serve the community with his gift. Jerry Johnson began with a brief history of Bob Dart including that he had been Postmaster in Lincoln, served in WW11, and a Lincoln Rotary member for almost 50 years. On his death in 2019, he gave the club several properties. During his lifetime he never married and was the only son of his parents. H invested in real estate both in Lincoln and Marysville. He also gifted more than $100,000 to many charities, medical facilities, and community organizations on his death. The Strategic Planning Committee devoted the Club Assembly to asking members to share their thoughts of what they would like to see the club consider for the legacy gift. Kerry explained that members would consider 5 areas of potential considerations: Youth, Seniors, Public Safety, Economic Development and "Other", a catchall for anything that did not fall in the other 4 categories. This was done in a well-organized system with members in small groups, with 5 leaders who rotated so that every member had the opportunity to provide input in the 5 categories. The organization of this Club Assembly and the preparation was extremely well thought out. In spit of that it was fun! Kudos to the entire committee, Kim, Joann, Greg, Kris and Paul, and Kerry for her leadership. The next Club Assembly on 3/21 will be spent in prioritizing the 5 areas of consideration.
Many thanks to everyone who contributed ideas for this Bulletin, and to Jan for proofreading, and Bill for his awesome photos.
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Birthdays and Anniversaries
March 8 - 14
Birthdays
Dick Fowler, March 3
Spouse/Partner Birthdays
Sue Alston (Bill), March 10
Anniversaries
None This Week
Rotary Join Anniversaries
Bryan Ludwig, 7 years, March 9, 2017
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Speakers are an important part of our RCL meetings. We learn about issues and how we can help others locally and globally. If you would like to be a speaker, or know a potential speaker interested in making a difference please contact carolabbanat@gmail.com and the information will be forwarded to the Speaker Chair.
President-elect Greg Kevin opened the meeting with the flag salute led by Clark, and Edgardo. led the Four Way Test with 22 members and 7 guests present. Guests: Misty Alarcan counselor from Lincoln High School with 
Greg: Reminded members of the District Assembly, held at Lincoln High School, March 23rd and he encouraged members to sign up and attend! He said the Wine Fest , April 27th is "All Hands ON Deck". Sign up on the Website is available, or LincolnWineFest.org. Dianne shared a new Rotary Little Library has been set up at Salad Works in Lincoln. The upcoming meeting om 3/14 will be held at Fowler Ranch Brewery. Be sure to bring your own lunch.
President-elect nominee, Kerry Callahan, led the Club Assembly: "The Magic of Rotary." The Strategic Planning Committee, for the Bob Dart Gift, is studying the options for how to best meet the wishes of Mr. Dart and how this club can serve the community with his gift. Jerry Johnson began with a brief history of Bob Dart including that he had been Postmaster in Lincoln, served in WW11, and a Lincoln Rotary member for almost 50 years. On his death in 2019, he gave the club several properties. During his lifetime he never married and was the only son of his parents. H invested in real estate both in Lincoln and Marysville. He also gifted more than $100,000 to many charities, medical facilities, and community organizations on his death. The Strategic Planning Committee devoted the Club Assembly to asking members to share their thoughts of what they would like to see the club consider for the legacy gift. Kerry explained that members would consider 5 areas of potential considerations: Youth, Seniors, Public Safety, Economic Development and "Other", a catchall for anything that did not fall in the other 4 categories. This was done in a well-organized system with members in small groups, with 5 leaders who rotated so that every member had the opportunity to provide input in the 5 categories. The organization of this Club Assembly and the preparation was extremely well thought out. In spit of that it was fun! Kudos to the entire committee, Kim, Joann, Greg, Kris and Paul, and Kerry for her leadership. The next Club Assembly on 3/21 will be spent in prioritizing the 5 areas of consideration.
Speakers are an important part of our RCL meetings. We learn about issues and how we can help others locally and globally. If you would like to be a speaker, or know a potential speaker interested in making a difference please contact carolabbanat@gmail.com and the information will be forwarded to the Speaker Chair. .png)
