At our meeting on March 21, Bonnie Thomas from the Rotary Club of Denver Southeast reported on two health-related projects in Nepal:   

 

The photo below shows Nepalese children awaiting their dental exams with various emotions:

 

Kaki introduced herself to the club on March 21.  After a career in telecommunications marketing and sales and a stint as a stay-at-home mom, she currently works in residential real estate.  Welcome, Kaki!

Reminder: Cherry Creek Valley Rotary Club invites us to participate in their 2019 Achievement Luncheon on Wednesday, April 10 from 11:00-1:00 at the PACE Center in Parker.  The keynote speaker will be Paralympic athlete Allysa Seeley.  For more information or to register for the luncheon, go to their website at ccvrachieve.com 

 

Lew Million is soliciting support for polio eradication.  Money that is pledged will be matched by grants from the district and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

 

Jim Boyd described the New Member Advisory Council which serves to acclimate new members to Rotary.

 

Bill Shriver invited us to join him and his wife in a walk for mental illness sponsored by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) on Saturday, May 18, at Centennial Center Park in Centennial, CO.  Contact Bill or click here for more information

 

Li Pettett reminded us of the upcoming meeting on April 11 where Jim Moore from the Seattle Rotary Club #4 will discuss the status of malaria eradication projects.  Other Rotary clubs in our district have been invited to attend as well.