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April 19.Pmd Potentate -Tim Redrow Sue Martini - Office Staff Chief Rabban - Jerry Ulm Debbie Idler - Office Staff Asst Rabban - Tony Bowling Ted Cline - Trustee HP & P - Don Brockman Chuck Jeffers - Trustee TheThe Oriental Guide -Paul Brown Carl Idler - Trustee Tres - Cliff Fullman Stephen Allen - Trustee Recorder - Gary Caudill Joe Hancock - Trustee ShriekShriek APRIL 2019 GREETINGS NOBLES AND LADIES Looks like a very busy month for Syrian. We want to thank all for attending our fish fry‘s and all the help from our Nobles and their Ladies. I would like to congratulate Noble Paul Brown on being elected to Oriental Guide, he attended O. G. school in March in Tampa Fl. also Noble Tony Bowling attended Assistant Rabban school in March, also in Tampa Fl. We want to congratulate Steve Allen on becoming our newest Trustee. The parade season has started already with St. Patrick‘s Day Parade in downtown Cincinnati, what a great looking town the 3rd annual Joe Nuxall Miracle League Parade will take place on April 6th in Fairfield lineup at 9:00 am step-off at 10:00 am. Our next big parade will be in Pigeon Forge Tenn. this will be a great time to get together in the mountains and have time with friends and shrine family. Congratulations to Jessica Lucas whom was installed as the Queen of Ishtar #54 Daughters of the Nile on March 31st we wish her a very successful year. I would also like to welcome our newest member Josh Lansdale and thank him for his support of our great philanthropy. The 98th Ohio Shrine Association Session is April 26th thru 28th and will be in Grove City near Columbus, Ohio. Our Assistant Rabban Tony Bowling is the 4th Vice President this year so come out and support Tony and Syrian Temple. Yours In Faith, Tim J. Redrow 2019 Potentate Sharing the Dream in 19 APRIL 2019 MAY 2019 1 FUNDRAISING MEETING 6:30 2 DIVAN/TRUSTEES MEETING-6:00 4 DIVAN/TRUSTEES MEETING-6:00 UNIT DIRECTORS/CLUB PRESIDENTS -7:00 UNIT DIRECTORS/CLUB PRESIDENTS -7:00 4 KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY 5 FISH FRY – ORIENTAL BAND WILL BE SERVING 6 FUNDRAISING MEETING 6:30 8 BUSINESS MEETING – DINNER AT 5:30 P.M 9-12 PIGEON FORGE FUN FEST MEETING AT 7:00 P.M. PARK TOWERS INN – 1-800-453-8605 @ 9730 READING ROAD - 45215 HOTEL ROOM CODE SS19 ALL MEMBERS WELCOME 12 MOTHER’S DAY 11-13 PIKEVILLE – HILLBILLY DAYS 13 USINESS MEETING – DINNER AT 5:30 P.M 12 FISH FRY – DIRECTOR STAFF WILL BE SERVING MEETING AT 7:00 P.M. 15 F.M.D.O.A. – MONTGOMERY LODGE #9 - @ 9730 READING ROAD - 45215 6:15 – MEETING 7:00 ALL MEMBERS WELCOME 15 BONA COURT # 8 STATED MEETING – 18 RUMMAGE SALE 7:00 SYRIAN SHRINE CENTER 20 F.M.D.O.A. – MONTGOMERY LODGE #9 - 16 CIRCUS MEETING 6:30 – SYRIAN SHRINE 6:15 – MEETING 7:00 19 GOOD FRIDAY FISH FRY & ADULT EASTER EGG HUNT – 20 BONA COURT # 8 STATED MEETING – MINI RACERS WILL BE SERVING 7:00 SYRIAN SHRINE CENTER 20 CHILDRENS EASTER EGG HUNT & 21 CIRCUS MEETING 6:30 – SYRIAN SHRINE SPRING BREAKFAST 10:00-1:00 24-25 PAPER CRUSADE 21 EASTER SUNDAY 27 MEMORIAL DAY – TEMPLE OFFICE CLOSED 26-28 OHIO SHRINE VALLEY PARADE & COOKOUT 27 LADY LINDA’S “SIP & SHOP” VARIOUS PARADES AN AFTERNOON OF DRINKS AND SHOPPING 1:00 – 5:00 30 MILFORD PARADE VENDORS NEEDED, IF YOU OR YOU KNOW ANYONE THAT 31 WILLIAMSBURG PARADE WOULD LIKE TO BE A VENDOR FOR THIS EVENT, PLEASE CONTACT THE FRATERNAL OFFICE AT 513-751-3800 News from Cincinnati Shriners Play a Big Role Reagan’s Story in Referrals Six-year-old Reagan and her family are from a suburb of Cincinnati, so it was an adventure for parents Erin When it comes to finding medical help for and Ryan to pile everyone into the car for an end-of- children, Shriners are now more important summer camping trip near Columbus, Ohio. than ever. Members of the fraternity have always played a critical role in helping. After a dinner of hot dogs and s’mores cooked over a families in their communities get connected campfire, the happy crew played nearby before heading with Shriners Hospitals for Children – to their tents for the night. Twilight made it difficult to Cincinnati, and now it has become even easier with a website and referral cards. see the metal fire ring around the smoldering —hot coals and Reagan fell on the embers, receiving second and third-degree burns to the back of both legs. Ryan rushed Reagan to the nearest local hospital. “It all happened in a flash,” She recalled of the event. Once treated, the nurse asked where they would like to take Reagan for continuing care. Erin immediately requested Shriners Hospitals for Children—Cincinnati; she had a friend whose daughter had been treated for a coffee scald and knew it was the best destination or pediatric burns. They had an appointment two days later. “We had never experienced anything like Reagan’s accident,” Erin said. “I never knew how horrible burns were; how even the simple act of cleaning the wound causes excruciating pain. We are so grateful for what Shriners did for us.” The kindness and superior care they experienced at Cincinnati Shriners Hospital stayed with them months after Reagan’s wounds had healed, so during the holidays Erin, a middle school teacher, asked her students for hospital donations rather than gifts for her. They did not disappoint. Ryan delivered a large cart filled with games, books and craft items for other patients to enjoy. “It isn’t nearly enough to say thank you for all the wonderful work Shriners Hospitals do,” Erin said, “not only for our daughter Reagan, but for so many families across the country.” If you know a child who could benefit from our services, share our information: www.shrinershospitalcincinnati.org or call 855-206-2096 to make an appointment; no referral is needed. Shriners Hospitals for Children® – Cincinnati is one of only four freestanding hospitals in the country dedicated to the treatment of pediatric burns and specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Our physicians’ experience and expertise in pediatric burn treatment, cleft lip and palate, complex wound and skin conditions, and plastic and Shriners Hospitals for Children and Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company launch new Rise and Shrine blend that benefits the health care system. Shriners Hospitals for Children is excited to announce that it has teamed up with Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company® to release Rise and Shrine, a new specialty blend of coffee that helps support the health care system. With every one-pound bag purchased of this medium roast, smooth and hearty blend of freshly roasted Arabica beans, $1 will be donated to Shriners Hospitals for Children. The Rise and Shrine blend will be introduced on Tuesday, Feb. 12, both online and with a launch party at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Tampa. The special tasting event will begin at 8 a.m., and Joffrey’s will bring a coffee truck to the hospital to not only officially kick off the new blend, but also to say thank you to the physicians, nurses and staff of the hospital for the hope and healing they provide to children every day. “At Joffrey’s, we have made a commitment to help causes supporting families and children who are in need in our community,” said Ted Abrams, CEO of Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company. “This is why we decided to join Shriners Hospitals for Children in their charitable mission. Shriners Hospitals, headquartered in the Tampa Bay area, provides quality care for children with orthopaedic conditions and other severe conditions, regardless of the families’ ability to pay. We realize how important it is to help maintain this access to care and preserve the legacy the Shriners built over the past 90 years. We are proud to introduce the Rise and Shrine blend in collaboration with Shriners Hospitals for Children to further their fundraising efforts.” Help support Shriners Hospitals for Children when you purchase Rise and Shrine blend. About Shriners Hospitals for Children Shriners Hospitals for Children is changing lives every day through innovative pediatric specialty care, world-class research and outstanding medical education. Our health care system provides advanced care for children with orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of the families’ ability to pay. Shriners Hospitals for Children is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and relies on the generosity of donors. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. About Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company Joffrey’s was established in 1984 as one of the first specialty roasters in the Southeast United States and is currently headquartered in Tampa, Florida. Joffrey’s passion for truly exceptional coffee and tea is reflected in their mission and commitment to a never-ending quest to provide the world’s best coffee and tea with unsurpassed quality and attention to detail from seed to cup. Joffrey’s distributes its products nationally to world-class resorts and hotels, fine restaurants, cruise lines, coffee shops, gourmet stores and business offices. Joffrey’s is also proud to be the official specialty coffee of Walt Disney World® Resort, Disneyland® Resort, and Disney Vacation Club®. Joffrey’s – Everyday Moments That Much Better®. Learn more about Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company. Antique Caravan March was a great month for us, our 1st parade of the season, St Pats, and our participation in the temple Fish-Fry’s. As usual the temple can count on the Caravan for their dedication to supporting our Syrian facility and membership, we have been doing so for 47 consecutive years.
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