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By: Carri Paschal President Jean Maychack called our meet-ing to order. She informed us that this week is Jean Maychack week in Butler Township. She stated there was not a lot a pomp and circumstance, just a fun evening. Bill Nance shared notable quotes in honor of black history months from Martin Luther King, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Rosa Parks, and Tony Evans. He then led us in the In-vocation, Rotary 4-way Test, and the Pledge of Allegiance. Katie Klain introduced our visiting Rotarian Matt McDowell from the Lebanon Rotary Club, Greg McKenzie and Bill Hibner from the Vandalia Rotary Club, Bill Stang from the Rensselaer Indiana Club. She then in-troduced our members withguests Leronda Jackson announced Veleta Jenkins, the Founder and CEO of Library for Africa, Matt McDowell’s guest was Rachael Selby with Dayton Children’s, Walt Hibner’s guest Bill
THIS WEEK AT ROTARY . . . Monday, March 2, 2020
This Happened Last Monday . . .
LOOKING AHEAD . . .
The meeting of March 9th will be held at the
Sinclair Community College, Bldg 12 in the Earley Auditorium
VOL. 91 NO. 31
Rotary Calendar
March 9 Carolyn Rice & Erik Collins , Israel “Special Musical Performance by WSU ArtsGala” March 16 J.P. Nauseef, Ohio JOBS March 23 Ambassador Tony Hall March 26 Board of Directors Meeting 12 Noon March 30 Rotary on the Road April 6 Dan Foley, The Great Miami Riverway April 13 General Arnold Bunch, WPAFB April 20 Andrew Shepherd, Sinclair Community College, Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) April 22 Foundation Trustee Meeting 4:00 p.m. April 23 Board of Directors Meeting 12 Noon April 27 Red Ribbon Takeover Meeting May 4 Tom Morrow, The History of Dayton Transportation May 11 Irene Dickey, UD, Marketing Ethics in the Age of Social Media May 18 Marti Taylor, OneFifteen May 25 NO MEETING—MEMORIAL DAY
LOOKING AHEAD . . .
Speaker: Kim Bramlage
Kim will share photos, history and sto-ries from her recent trip to India as part of Rotary International’s efforts to rid the world of polio. She joined other Rotarians from the U.S., Canada and Barbados for the country’s National Immunization Day, partnering with the Indian government and the World Health Organization. In addition to be-coming a “polio warrior” on this trip, Kim visited many historic sites and Ro-tary-funded projects throughout the Golden Triangle - Delhi, Agra, Jai-pur. The experiences from this “bucket list” trip were incredibly beautiful, often disturbing and wonderfully eye-opening. Chair of the Day: Greg Birkemeyer
Today’s Meeting Assignments
Invocation: Bill Nance News: Bill Nance Welcome Visitors: Andrea Wall SMILE: Kate Vriner Badge Board: Mike Pabst Raffle Sales: Mike Pabst
Sergeant-at-Arms: Brad Roediger Cindy Garner Greeters: Lisa Holmes Cassie Barlow Robert Woodhull
Rotary Interna onal Theme 2019‐2020
Sigrid Solomon District Governor 6670
Rotary Club of Wilmington AM
The Mission of Rotary International
To support its member clubs in fulfilling the Object of Rotary by:
Fostering unity among member clubs; Strengthening and expanding Rotary around the world; Communicating worldwide the work of Rotary; and providing a system of international administration.
The Mission of Dayton Rotary
The Rotary Club of Dayton is a fellowship of diverse business and professional leaders who commit their time and talent to staying informed and serving the
club, the community and the world.
Rotary Club of Dayton, Ohio 40 South Perry Street Suite 110
Dayton, Ohio 45402
Phone: (937) 228-3331 Fax: (937) 331-5406
Email: [email protected] Website: www.daytonrotary.com
2019-2020 Officers and Directors
Jean Maychack President Brian Martin President-Elect Shaun Yu Vice-President Kim Bramlage Secretary Randy Domigan Treasurer Rick Wegmann Immediate Past President Frank Scott Director (2020) Glenn Costie Director (2020) Diane Farrell Director (2021) Becky Benná Director (2021) Walt Hibner Director (2021) Laura E. Erbaugh Executive Director
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NCAA Basketball
Tournament March 19, 2020
5:00 p.m.
Come all Basketball Lovers
Fox & Hound Restaurant 2661 Fairfield Commons Blvd—Beavercreek
Burgundy Room (Go in the front door, turn left to go to the party room – look for Dayton Rotary sign)
First full day of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, 32 games in one day. Wear your team colors and come cheer your team on the biggest day of basketball madness! Come any time after 5 pm – come early to get a good seat. Order off the menu. Rotary will furnish the first round of appetizers Rotarians and Guests are Welcome to Attend Pay your own way, RSVP for this event through Laura
Congratulations to President Jean Maychack
President Jean May-chack was recognized on February 18th as the 2019 Marvin Link Distinguished Service Award recipient during the Vandalia Butler Chamber's annual Hon-or Awards Banquet. Jean, along with 15 other individuals/businesses, were acknowledged for ex-cellence in business and service to the Van-dalia-Butler community. Jean received procla-mations from the City, Butler Township, and
the school district.
Hibner, and Erik Collin’s guest, his daughter Abi-gail Collins. All guest were welcomed. Secretary, Kim Bramlage announced the March Madness Game Watch Party is scheduled for Thursday, March 19, 2020 at 5:00pm. At Fox and Hound in Beavercreek. Come out to get a good seat. RSVP though Laura. Rotary on the Road is scheduled for Monday, March 30, 2020. We will be visiting 8 Rotarian’s place of busi-ness. Please be sure to sign up. Several members provided Day-10s in honor of achievements and events. Jeff Schiavone Day -100 and 2 Day-10s for Boy Scouts Leadership Breakfast, Vandalia Butler Award for Non-Profits and all the local good Boy Scouts has going on. David Bowman – Day 10 for the Hermes Awards received and for Jessica Barry receiving the Silver Award. Dick Meyer – Day-100 for birthday and UD Basketball. Dar-lene Langhout – Day-10 We Care Arts Annual Spring Auction. Nick Warrington – Day-50 for the upcoming WSU Arts Gala. Chuck Vella – Day-200 for his birthday and recent trip to New Orleans. Brian Martin – Day-200 for his birth-day. Dick Hattershire – Day-100 for our newest Rotarian Andrea Wall who he introduced. Dave Williamson – 3 Day-10s for soon to be Dr Abigail Collins, Miss Jenkins and the library in Liberia and for President Jean’s recent service award . Donna Childs – Day-10 for Jessica Barry. Shaun Yu – Day-20 for his son who is soon to be graduating from Springboro H.S. who just at-tained his Eagle Scout . Jean Masthay – Day-25 for UD Basketball. Brad Roediger – Day-78 for his adoption 39 years ago. Jessica Barry – Day-100 for all those who have reached out and con-gratulated her on her Silver Award and also to announce the Modern College of Design is look-ing for sites for their interns to work in May. Lisa Grigsby – Day-20 for Julia and Steve and the release of their 9-5 Trailer and to announce an upcoming High School Film Festival where spon-sorships are needed. Susie Weaver – Day-100 in remembrance of PDG Bud Ragan who served the District the year that she was club president and passed away recently. Kim Bramlage – Day-10 for the opening of Five River Health Center’s 2nd school based health center. Dick Hattershire introduced newest Rotary mem-ber Andrea Wall, Executive Assistant to the President and CEO, Assistant Secretary, Board of Trustees Wright State Foundation. Jean May-chack represented Andrea with her Rotary badge and new member information. ...continued on page 4
This Happened
Last Monday . . .
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Bob Hanseman Jan Hillman Shaun Yu 937-222-2500 906-360-9431 937-496-3850 March 3 March 3 March 3
RoNita Hawes-Saunders Tom Kemp Merle Wilberding 937-228-3232 937-294-3186 937-449-5772 March 4 March 5 March 8
Rotary on the Road
This year’s annual Rotary on The Road will take place on March 30th. On this date we will not have our usual Monday luncheon meeting at Sinclair, instead Ro-tarians will sign up for one of the following Rotarian locations. It’s a chance to find out what some of your fellow Rotarians do every day for their vocation.
Please sign up to visit one of these locations—you must be signed up to attend. You can either sign up at a Monday meet-ing or email Laura [email protected]. There are limits set on the number of people per location so please give your first and second choice to attend. Location Rotarian Host Fitz Center for Leadership in Community Hunter P. Goodman SICSA Pet Adoption Center Nora Vondrell Requarth Lumber Alan Pippenger Dayton Public Radio Shaun Yu Russell Total Wealth Advisors Nick Raines Dayton Metro Library (Main Branch) Diane Farrell Miami Conservancy District Sarah Hippensteel Hall Dayton Children’s Hospital Jean Pado
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Foundation Contributions in the Bank Jacquie Powell Ron Rollins Dean Alexander Ken Herr Don Prizler Tom Maultsby Kim Bramlage Frank Kivuyo Tom Laufersweiler Greg Birkemeyer Dick Meyer Jean Masthay
Queen of Hearts Raffle
weekly at Monday Meetings to benefit the
Dayton Rotary Foundation $1 per ticket/$5 for 6 tickets
Weekly winner draws a card from the deck if they draw the Queen of Hearts then winner
takes ½ the pot. If the card is not the Queen of Hearts card then the card is destroyed & we try again next week. Meanwhile the pot continues
to grow. See Secretary Kim for
more information.
Current Pot = $3508
New Member Profile Andrea Wall is the Executive Assistant to President & CEO, Wright State Uni-versity Foundation and Assistant Secre-tary WSU Foundation Board. Andrea grew up in the Dayton area and graduat-ed from Tippecanoe High School in Tipp City. After a year at Wright State Univer-sity, she responsibly “ran away” from home by joining the U.S. Navy. After serving 4 years at the Great Lakes Naval Base and also in Washington, D.C., she
was honorably discharged and, during the next many years, worked in Palm Beach and then the Washington, D.C. area as legal support in prominent, global law firms. After attending George Mason University for a year, Andrea returned home to Dayton and finished her degree in English at Wright State. She is the Executive Assistant to the President & CEO of the Wright State University Foundation and, as Assistant Secre-tary, is also an officer on the Foundation Board. She manages the Foundation Building, oversees Foundation outreach and promotion activities, and manages the 27 committee and full board meetings each year, in addition to other responsibilities for the Foundation and University. Andrea has been the Chair of the Citizens Advisory Committee for WDPR, Classical 88.1, for several years. For 9 years, she has been an active mem-ber of a Catholic Marianist lay community where the focus is on, among other important matters, social justice and aid for the poor, hungry, and vulnerable. Andrea has two grown, fun-loving sons. Her youngest son and his wife live in Dayton, and her oldest son and his wife live in the Charlottesville, Virginia area with her beautiful granddaughter and another one on the way. Andrea’s hobbies are daily fitness workouts and medita-tion, weekly doubles tennis, and spending time with her family, friends, and Shih Tzu, Blue. Andrea Wall Wright State University Foundation 3640 Colonel Glenn Highway Dayton, Ohio 45435 937-775-2251 [email protected]
Andrea was sponsored for membership by Dick Hattershire.
This Happened Last Monday Continued… Gary Gottschlich introduced our guest speakers Lauren White, Andrew White, Jason Antonick of Indigo Life. Lauren and Andrew gave us a brief history of Indigo Life. Discussing their passion for Dayton and making connections and creat-ing visual moments that leave people moved and inspired to connect. They then Introduced the host of Decoding Dayton Jason Antonick, who shared a list of things he’s learned as the host of Decoding Dayton. Sharing the latest episode of Decoding Dayton S4: Nexus of Somewhere - What begins on east Third Street and spreads into creative clusters of economic possibility turns into a vi-sion we call The Nexus of Somewhere. History continues to be unlocked by present day anchors like Front Street & The Brightside music and event venue. Peel the layers back to find the gems Dayton has hidden. Decoding Dayton episodes and more can be found at https://indigo.life/. Please be sure to subscribe and sign up for email alerts
