LUNCH BEGINS AT NOON ~
MEETING BEGINS AT 12:30
Leonard Propper works as the Assistant Chief of Special Events in the Jacksonville Sheriff's office. He has been with the JSO for 26 years. His experience includes the patrol division, COPS unit, Public Housing Sgt, PAL Sgt and he is very active in Sports and Entertainment planning for the city of Jacksonville
Chief Propper is married and has three children. He and his family attend North Jacksonville Baptist church. In his leisure time, he enjoys golf.
Chief Propper is married and has three children. He and his family attend North Jacksonville Baptist church. In his leisure time, he enjoys golf.
Rotary of South Jacksonville - Upcoming Events Calendar
November 26 - Salvation Army Bell Ringing
December 16 - Family Holiday Luncheon
Ring the Bells for the Salvation Army
Salvation Army - bell
ringing on Wed. Nov. 26 (day before Thanksgiving) from 10 till 8p at Publix
- 2875
University Blvd.
We will have 2 kettles and the time slots are for 2 hours each.
We like to have at least 2 people per time slot. With an additional kettle this year, we'll need at least 4 people per time slot-2 for each kettle.
Be sure to sign up and participate in this worthy project.
We will have 2 kettles and the time slots are for 2 hours each.
We like to have at least 2 people per time slot. With an additional kettle this year, we'll need at least 4 people per time slot-2 for each kettle.
Be sure to sign up and participate in this worthy project.
Rotaract Mentoring Program
PP
Hobart Joost and PP Jay Plotkin along with Will Torres have begun a
program that will partner our members with a Rotaractor in the same
profession. These young professionals are the future of our city and
our businesses. This program offers the opportunity to meet with them
once a month perhaps at lunch or after work (or a time that is mutually
agreed upon) to discuss the issues they are facing as they work their
way through today's corporate environment. If you are interested in
participating in this program, sign up at the next meeting.
Mobile Health Clinic
The Blood Alliance has generously handed the title deed to a retiring mobile bus with a replacement value of $235,000 to the Rotary Club of South Jacksonville's PP Odette Struys -- who has swiftly identified a new home for it with the Boston-based St. Boniface Haiti Foundation. The organization runs a 75-bed hospital with outlying clinics in Southern Haiti for more than 25 years.
A Mobile Health Clinic Bus Committee has been established to logistically plan the vehicle's passage to Haiti with Deerwood President, Dr. Bill Cody, PP Barry Covington, PP Vicki-Lynn Gloger, Patrick Victor, Christine Goldsmith, Chris Bouton, members from The Blood Alliance that include its CFO, Jack Wolcott and PP Odette, and Sarah, a representative from Rotaract.
A Rotary logo is being planned for the sides of the bus and other areas have been identified for other partners who can help with the logistics of transporting the bus to Haiti.
If anyone would like to get engaged with this exciting project, please reach out to Odette: ostruys@thebloodalliance.org
A Mobile Health Clinic Bus Committee has been established to logistically plan the vehicle's passage to Haiti with Deerwood President, Dr. Bill Cody, PP Barry Covington, PP Vicki-Lynn Gloger, Patrick Victor, Christine Goldsmith, Chris Bouton, members from The Blood Alliance that include its CFO, Jack Wolcott and PP Odette, and Sarah, a representative from Rotaract.
A Rotary logo is being planned for the sides of the bus and other areas have been identified for other partners who can help with the logistics of transporting the bus to Haiti.
If anyone would like to get engaged with this exciting project, please reach out to Odette: ostruys@thebloodalliance.org
Our International Exchange Student - Pierre Vidal
Please include Pierre in local activities and events while he is here.
You can
reach Pierre at 1-904-307-3806
Minutarian Minute Week 18
On Monday of this week I complete my District Governor club visits. It has been an exhilarating and remarkable experience. The diversity of our clubs in District 6970 is amazingly refreshing. And that is greatly appreciated by this District Governor after making visits to 60 different Rotary Clubs! Each club has its own culture and character – from traditional to very casual – from breakfast to lunch to hors d oeuvres to dinner. And though quite diverse, all of our clubs share Rotary’s common purpose: Joining business and professional leaders; exchanging ideas; and taking action to serve our communities and to do good in the world.I know it’s not for everyone, but I wish each Rotarian could make the rounds to visit every club in our District. You’d see what incredible acts of kindness and service take place through the good works of the Rotarians in our clubs. You would know with absolute certainty that you are part of one of the greatest service organizations the world has ever seen. And you’d be darn proud to be a Rotarian in District 6970.
I want to take this time to thank all of you for serving – you’re an amazing group of people. Through your efforts I know we will continue to Light Up Rotary in a big, bold and beautiful way!
Event Reminders:
November 15 and 16: We need volunteers to help conduct interviews for the outbound applicants in our Rotary Youth Exchange program. We will be interviewing over 60 applicants to fill 20 slots. So a lot of help will be needed. Please pitch-in to make sure that we select the best representatives from our District to spend the 2015-2016 school year studying abroad. Go to our District website to find out how you can sign-up to help for a half-day, whole day or both days. It’s a very rewarding experience.
May 8-10: Save the dates as we combine our annual District Conference and District Assembly into one big event.
For more on these events please go to www.rotary6970.org on the home page under the District Events column.
Yours in service to Rotary,
District Governor 2014-2015
Rotary International District 6970
Photos From Recent Rotary Meetings
Rick Catlett, speaker at the Oct 28th meeting
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