FOR THOSE ROTARIANS WHO MISSED THE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2015 MEETING
FOR THOSE ROTARIANS WHO MISSED THE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2015 MEETING
We learned at the meeting that on Monday evening, Judge Shelley A. Hill issued a written Decision denying the Motion to Amend the Order Dismissing the Complaint, (i.e., a “Motion for Reconsideration”) in: “The Situation.” Absent an Appeal to the Colorado Court of Appeals, all that remains is our submitting an updated Attorneys’ Fee Petition and briefing thereon. We should know the outcome of that process by mid-March, 2015. The Club will be kept posted.
We celebrated our February, birthdays: Jay Wetzler, Joan Lazarus, Holly Larson, Tara Weaver, Mignon Stetman, Erik Griepentrog, Jonathan Bishop and Jim Moylan.
Paul Hebert, gave us our Thought for the Day, tying it to the theme of Peace, a Rotary International priority, our dear, departed friend, and Rotarian, Mike Roberts and our Peace Pavilion. Thank you Paul, the quotes you shared were very much appreciated and inspiring.
Thank you to our Greeters, Lori Livingston and Steve Hitchcock, who also introduced our guests and visiting Rotarians. Lisa Schlicterman received her Rotarian of the Month recognition for her significant contribution to Rotary Action , (November, 2014.) Thanks again to Lisa, Lynna Broyles and the Public Relations Committee for a great job!
Announcements
- We are looking for some help on a Rotary Team for the “Penguin Plunge.”
- We also need some more volunteers in leadership roles for the “Ski Town Classic.”
- Winnie DelliQuadrie handled Good News for us. Thank you Winnie.
Program
Jim had to leave the meeting to participate in a Rotary Arbitration Hearing as Club representative.
Ellen Kendall assumed the gavel for the remainder of the meeting. Thank you, Ellen.
Classification Talk
Dave Garner, a Colorado native, provided us with a very interesting and inspiring talk during which
we discovered that David was a “Rotarian in spirit” as early as his college days when he spent time in
Honduras doing humanitarian projects. David is a master of reinventing his career and life. Lucky for us
that Steamboat Springs fit all David’s criteria for the place to blend his career (now COO of Yampa Valley
Medical Center) and the raising of his 3 children with wife, Lisa. Thank you for becoming such a valued member of our club and community!
Steve Sehnert, our Webmeister, presented a brief and useful overview of how to use Club Runner to update your member information. Steve gently chided us, “We know who you are if you don’t use Club Runner on a regular basis!” and encouraged us to take advantage of its many features. Thank you, Steve!
Good News: $301
Attendance: 67%
Next Meeting – Tuesday, February 10, 2015 – Rotary International Presentation – Noon – “The Grand.”
Respectfully submitted,
Jim Moylan, Club President and Ellen Kendall, Club President-Elect