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Club Officers, Directors & Chairs

Board Officers

• President Mike Karvia
• President Elect TBA
• Secretary/Club Administration Diana Thompson
• Treasurer Danielle Winkelman
• Sergeant-at-Arms Mike Challis
• Past President Lynn Raymer

Board Directors

• Service Projects Director Diana Thompson
• Rotary Foundation Director Nancey Olson
• Fundraising Director TBA
• Membership Director Lynn Raymer
• Public Relations Director Cheri Diehl

Committee Chairs

• Oysters & Art Chair: Lesley Ferguson
• World Community Service Projects Director Shirley Pryor-Payne
• Dictionary Project Chair Keith Schwartz
• Fellowship Chair Jane Holeman
• Club Historian Project Chair Karen Kaino
• Vocational Projects Committee Chair David George
• Adopt-A-Highway Project Chair Gene Miles
• Beach Cleanup Project Chair Shelly Pollock
• Joke of the Day: Keith Schwartz
• Thought for the Day: Nancey Olsen
• Website: Keleigh Schwartz

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Of all the things we think, say or do:

Is it the TRUTH?

Is it FAIR to all concerned?

Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

Will it be BENEFICIAL to ALL CONCERNED?
Service Above Self

For more than 100 years, this motto has served as the underlying motif of Rotarians' efforts to carry out humanitarian service, promote high ethical standards, and work for international understanding and peace. As with anything that has become an innate part of our lives, it is easy to take this motto for granted. Service Above Self was chosen as our club's motto, ever keeping in focus the true meaning of Service Above Self, as we renew our commitment to this timeless message of compassion and generosity of spirit.
Quotes to Ponder

The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. –Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Your own financial security depends far more than you may think on the financial, physical and spiritual health of others in your community, our nation, our world. When you share your good fortune by donating your money, time and talent to charity, you help create a stronger economy and a healthier, safer world. So give generously to education, your church, social-service agencies, the arts, medical research -- whatever you value most. It feels wonderful, it's the ultimate in enlightened self-interest and it's the right thing to do. –Knight Kiplinger

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