Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Read below for more information about our meeting.
This Week in Rotary
Guests
David Dreibelbis came as a guest. He has recently moved from Florida. Scott Cartright was also welcomed as as a guest.
Visiting Rotarian John Campos from Johnstown, PA has been in town while his son has been at the VA. Please keep John's son in your thoughts and prayers as he goes through the healing process.
President Jim wanted to thank all the members that came to Pilot House Brewing last week. Great time with food and beer.
State of The City Update - Linda (pictured) provided a final number for what was raised at the event:
$42, 271.
Patti Bateman Retirement - Cheers to Patti for 40 years of dedicated service with the City of Aurora. There will be a celebration on June 19th from 4pm-6pm at the Aurora Municipal Center, Lobby (15151 E. Alameda Parkway). No RSVP required.
Blue Badge Recipient - Congratulations to Skip Arms on receipt of his Blue Badge. Great having you as a member.
Message from District 5450
We need your assistance welcoming Rotarians as they arrive at Denver International Airport. If you are available to assist for a 2 1/2 hour shift on Wednesday, September 4, 2019 and/or Thursday, September 5, 2019, and are interested in welcoming other friendly Rotarians from around the USA, please sign up here!
District 5450 is hosting the Zone Institute in September. We anticipate approximately 600 Rotarians will attend this amazing event and are requesting a Call for Service to District 5450 members.
For questions or further information, feel free to contact Mia Tsuchimoto with the Rotary Club of Platteville at miatsuchimoto@gmail.com. Thank you!
Bev -
REMINDER - CLUB IS DARK ON WEDNESDAY JUNE 19TH DUE TO INSTALLATION DINNER ON JUNE 21ST AT:
VEHICLE VAULT
18301 Lincoln Meadows Parkway
Parker, Colorado 80134
Suzanne Clausen, NP-C joined us this week to discuss stroke and the outstanding program at The Medical Center of Aurora. She is the Stroke Coordinator and educator about stroke.
A stroke is a medical emergency where blood flow to the brain is either reduced or stopped, depriving brain tissue of essential oxygen and nutrients. A stroke may cause loss in brain function and affect movement and speech.
The Medical Center of Aurora (TMCA) is a Primary Stroke Center, one of eight in Colorado. This certification demonstrates our excellence in stroke care. At TMCA, our comprehensive stroke care includes:
The award is presented quarterly alternating between fire and police personnel. Candidates for the award must demonstrate the ability to meet challenges of their job by going above and beyond the call of duty, or someone who exemplifies leadership and a lasting impact on the community.
The Aurora Rotary Club will acknowledge recipients during our meeting luncheon on a quarterly basis, and will be presented by the Aurora Rotary Club. Recipients of the Eagle Award will also be recognized at a Council meeting and at the annual First Responder’s luncheon.
Club Members can go to this link to submit a nomination:
