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Rotary Club of Folsom Bullegraph Folsom Page 1 of 4 Rotary Club of Folsom Bullegraph Tue Aug 21, 2012 Home Stories Editor Frank Woods If you have any comments or August 9 Meeting Recap questions, please contact the Posted by Frank Woods on Aug 13, 2012 editor. Speakers Aug 23, 2012 Steve Lack Medicare Fraud Aug 30, 2012 Ted Popson-Ex 49er Tight End Football Sep 06, 2012 Fellowship Night Open Bar- Steve Sprague-Open Mic-Story Telling Sep 13, 2012 Bob Deering- District Governor's Visit Spouses & S. O. are invited Sep 20, 2012 Club Assembly Sep 27, 2012 Congratulations to David Hatfield who was recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow and presented with Interact & Ryla his certificate and pin by Bob Mutchler . View entire list... In other news from the meeting, Henry Sundermeir talked about the many community projects that he is working on. He requested that members respond to his email requests and let him know which projects they are interested in working on. Be sure to look for emails from Henry Upcoming Events and respond. Ride the 2012 No Polio! Rally Jean Hatfield introduced Coach Roz of The Playmakers who talked about The A&S BMW Motorcycles Playmakers program. Please see the subsequent article in this Bullegraph for details. Sep 07, 2012 05:00 PM - Sep 08, 2012 09:00 PM Bob Quinlan gave a presentation on the club's involvment in the aftermath of the earthquake in Ica, Peru in 2007. The Rotary Club of Folsom responded with some immediate funds and later provided funding to build houses in Ica. Several members of the club traveled to Ica to build the Website Sponsors houses and two of our members were funded by a Rotary Foundation Discovery Grant to explore grant opportunities at the same time. The result of their trip led to a Rotary Foundation grant for a water project and later a dairy cow project. Please visit our Sponsors. Click here to place your ad http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=2008 8/ 21/ 2012 Folsom Page 2 of 4 Website Sponsors VIDEO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTORS, Folsom, CA - Wholesale DVD, Blu- ray, and Games to U.S. resellers only. Interested in being a sponsor? Download the website sponsorship guide Our speakers for the evening were the Group Study Exchange Team to Peru led by Al Stehli . Al said they visited 11 Rotary clubs and the District Conference. All their presentations except one were given in Spanish. The group had 5 vocational days and saw several Rotary projects. One of the projects that Al talked about was a water purification project at a cost of only $30 for 3 years for a family and the amazing change that it has on families. Megan Hodge is a Vocational Respiratory Therapist. She talked about some of the ancient medical equipment that she saw. She also talked about a Rotary Club of Rancho Cordova clean water project that they saw. Grace Davis works as a nurse in the Sutter General Orthopedic Unit and looks after 4 to 5 patients. In Peru, nurses are responsible for 30 and sometimes up to 50 patients at a time in the poorer hospitals. However, she learned compassion from the nurses as she got to tour the hospital including all wards. She also described her experience with one family that prepared guinea pig for a meal. Ryan North is a Middle School Computer Teacher. He said that they had an "awesome team leader". He talked about contrasts in the country as they went to a public school with no technology and then a private school in Lima that had a computer lab with all the bells and whistles. He loved the food and the people and said it was a "great experience". Upcoming Speakers Posted by Frank Woods on Aug 13, 2012 Our August 16 speaker will be Dan Walters, noted columnist for the Sacramento Bee; always an interesting program. Our August 23 speaker will be Steve Lack and his topic will be "Medicare Fraud". Our August 30 speaker will be Ted Popson. Theodore Paul "Ted" Popson is a former professional football tight end in the World League of American Football and the National Football League. in 1992, Popson played for the WLAF's London Monarchs. He then played for the NFL's San Francisco 49ers (1994-1996) and Kansas City Chiefs (1997-1998). He recently co-hosted a sports talk radio program called Steak & Popson, with Steve Salisbury, at KAHI AM 950 in Auburn. From Oakland Raider to Character Coach- Coach Roz and The Playmakers, Building Youth to Lead and Serve Posted by Jean Irwin Hatfield on Aug 13, 2012 http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=2008 8/ 21/ 2012 Folsom Page 3 of 4 Samual Nas, Daishawn Stafford, Charles Colson, and Greg Roeszler (Coach Roz) explaining The Playmakers at the August 9 meeting. Our Rotary Club of Folsom will be issuing a $1,400 check towards a $10,000 project for the addition of a Literacy component to a youth football program for Folsom Cordova youth. We’re partnering with the Rotary Club of Sacramento, $6,600 towards the project, and the Rotary Club of Rancho Cordova Sunrise, $2,000 towards the project. Upon completion of the purchases for the project, each club will receive back half of the money they paid to fund the program due to a $5,000 grant awarded by Rotary District 5180 on August 7th, 2012. The grant is a District Designated Grant and the $5,000 in funding comes from The Rotary Foundation. Playmakers was started by Greg Roeszler, or Coach Roz, a former Sac High Football coach. Coach Roz was a quarterback at San Diego State, and also spent a year as a quarterback for the Oakland Raiders. As a high school coach he could see his influence over his players at times was greater than that of their teachers and that he could add an emphasis on Character to his program that would serve his players well as men. This evolved into The Playmakers. Boys strive to become “uncommon men” as 7-year-old Samuel Nas reported to us at our Thursday, August 9, meeting. He and 2 other Playmakers gave examples of how the Values of Academics , Family , Winning with Honor , and Service were acted out in their association with Playmakers. When Samuel explained how, for discipline, they have to meet Coach at 6am to run, he was asked, “How far do you have to run?” He replied, “REALLY far.” Daishawn Stafford, a Literacy mentor in the 10th grade, explained that this was his Community Service and how he inspired his first grade mentee to read more and more words. Daishawn was part of a 6-week pilot program to incorporate Reading into the Playmaker’s routine. The main way our club can contribute to this program is for members with some knowledge of football to help choose books and materials that will teach boys to read through their desire to know more about the sport they’re involved with. Members will also have mentoring opportunities to volunteer once a week for 45 minutes to read with a player one-on-one. We’ll need about 30 members as Rotary mentors from all three clubs. However, until we purchase the books, furniture, computers, and reading materials covered by the grant, the project will not be up and running full on until then. We’ll keep the club apprised of the need for mentors. The Playmakers Literacy Program runs all year round from: 4:00-4:45 Monday through Friday. (except for August 13-17 as school starts) at Riverview Community Center, 10700 Ambassador Drive, Rancho Cordova. Visits by Rotarians are welcome at any time 3:30 till 6:00pm. For more information on Playmakers, visit their website at The Playmakers . District 5180 Upcoming Events Posted by Frank Woods on Aug 13, 2012 August 18, 2012 - District Rotary Foundation Seminar, Woodlake Inn, Sacramento. Registration form is on the District 5180 website at Foundation Seminar . August 22, 2012 - RIOTT (Rotarians in Our Twenties and Thirties) Social, Uncle Vito's Slice of NY, 1501 16th Street, Sacramento. Contact Annie Hallsten at [email protected] for details. September 21, 2012 - United Nations International Day of Peace - District 5180 will be hosting a peace symposium at Sacramento City College at 7:00 p.m. Featured will be Douglas Noll author of "Elusive Peace: How Modern Diplomatic Strategies Could Better Resolve World Conflicts" and show the film "I Am" a documentary by Tom Schadyac. Admission will be $10 per person with students admitted for free (with student ID). This is a perfect opportunity to have an event with your RYE and Interact students. For more information contact Lynette Andersen at http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=2008 8/ 21/ 2012 Folsom Page 4 of 4 landersen lawtml.com. o ember 1 2012 otary Foundation Dinner at the Doubletree otel coc tails at pm dinner at pm. ' 2002 2012 Doxess. ll rights reser ed. Pri acy tatement nline elp http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/DynamicBulletinEmail.aspx?accountid=2008 8/ 21/ 2012.
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