It is another gorgeous day in Summit~ And I am busy running around packing a bag because I am driving to Colorado Springs to spend the weekend with my parents.
This is a big deal! My parents have been quarantining very diligently for the past year. No hugs. No family dinners. But now that we all are all at least two weeks post vaccination, I am welcomed into their home again! Happy Day!! And I have been working a lot lately, adding vaccination clinics on to my full time gig so I feel almost giddy at the thought of lounging with a cup of coffee, chatting about family members and hanging with the folks! I might even see my brother... well, we'll see ...
Thank you to the Rotarians who added their names to the list of people willing to be interviewed by high school students about their professional lives. If you look back at the road that your life has taken, then think about what you thought you wanted to become when you were in high school, how different is that past dream from the reality? I am thankful for the turns that my life has taken that have brought me here. Thankful for the random choices made that turned out to be a pivot that led me in a new direction.
Have a great weekend until we see each other, either in person or over zoom for our meeting on Tuesday. If you are coming in person, please remember to sign up to attend. And as always, wear your mask, keep physically distanced, and wash your hands!
Thank you!
Stay safe~
Lori Burke
Our meetings are available via Zoom on Tuesdays at 7:30 Here is how to join our meeting:
The book club is reading "A Children's Bible," by Lydia Millet (fiction). It is a relatively quick read, and has been considered a "Lord of the Flies" for the current times. Join us April 11th.
March 29th - SOUP for the SOUL celebration begins!
June 8th and Sept 21 - Volunteer at the Community Dinner in Silverthorne.
Click here to participate in the "Mealtrain" for Meg and her family.
The Rotary Holiday Party ZOOM will be held on Tuesday, December, 29, 2020. You and a guest are invited to participate in the Rotary Holiday Party ZOOM. The party will be on our Rotary Zoom at 6 pm. If you decide not to order dinner and/or drinks, you are still most welcome to join the party on the Rotary ZOOM. It will be a different Rotary Holiday Party on ZOOM but it will be fun to all connect for the Holidays. If you have any questions please contact Ann Clement almclement@comcast.net
Then enter Meeting ID: 559 621 585 Password: 8675309
If you'd like to call in: 301-715-8592.
The arrangements for the Rotary Holiday Party ZOOM are as follows:
1. Please email Ann Clement if you would like to order a dinner for you and your guest. The dinner is provided by Gilchrist Catering. There is no cost to you and your guest for the dinner. The dinner will be marinated flank steak, grilled veggies, a starch and a dessert. Vegetarian meals can be ordered but you must specify this on your email.
The meals will be a prep product in a soft aluminum pan/cover. Oven preparation is about 20 minutes. Please email Ann Clement at almclement@comcast.net. to place your order. Please be specific if it is just you or you and a guest.
2. You may start ordering now, Tuesday, December 15.All orders must be received by Ann Clement by, Saturday, December 26th by 3:00 o’clock so she can give Bill the numbers for the party.
3. All meals will be delivered to Timberline Craft Kitchen and Cocktails. Meals can be picked up at Timberline Craft Kitchen between 2- 3:30 on Tuesday, December 29, 2020. It will be a drive up and your meals will be delivered to you in your car.
Timberline Craft and Cocktails is located at 246-Y Rainbow Drive Silverthorne, Colorado. The south end of the green roofed outlet stores. Check out their website WWW.TIMBERLINECRAFTKITCHEN.COM
4. Drinks are not provided with the meal. Tanecia Spagnolia, owner of Timberline Craft Kitchen and Cocktails, is offering special bottled cocktails and wine specials for your purchase. Order by contacting Tanecia by email: Tanecia@timberlinecraftkitchen.com OR cell 970-406-1819. You can pay curbside with a credit card or exact cash.
Rotarians can of course order anything else from our full menu, beer, other bottles of wine, kids meals etc. Everything except the specials noted below will be 10% off.
Two for $20 bottles of Ava Grace Wines. Choose from Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Cabernet Sauvignon, or California Red Blend
Two for $20 Handcrafted cocktails, Choose from the following:
Our Rotary Club serves as the Chartered Organization for Cub Pack 187, which is self funded through dues and this sweet annual fundraising event. The Cubs usually sell in person in the City Market lobby during the holiday season, but this year they have adapted by moving sales online and offering delivery to homes throughout Summit County. And even if you're not a chocolate fan, donations are welcome. Tell your friends and neighbors too!
The Membership Committee needs new Rotary members to join the committee to help us meet our challenges in attracting and retaining new members. The Committee meets as needed to discuss approaches in how we can add, and involve, new members.
Given our COVID-19 social distancing meeting structure we want to thank all of those sponsors who are identifying community leaders/business professionals and suggesting they consider joining Rotary. A Prospective Member should attend 3 zoom meetings before turning in his/her application, sponsor form, a short bio and $100 application fee to the Membership Director, Mike Connolly, or any one on the Membership Committee. The application will be presented to the Membership Committee for approval and then the Board of Directors. Once approved, the applicant's bio will be posted in our bulletin for 3 weeks. If there are no questions about the Prospective Member the induction will be scheduled.
Membership Committee Members are: Chairman - Mike Connolly, Julianne Gilchrist, Tom Marmins, Sandy Mortensen, Ann Clement, Susan Juergensmeier, Stephanie Katz, David "Woody" Woodland, Meg Boyer and Mike Spry.