Rotarians throughout the club alter dress wear converting everything to "shorts" to meet President Raycraft’s strict demands and reduce fineable offenses. Bulletin editor will not be caught with long-legged pants again.
Raycraft &
PP (Past President & Widely Renowned Traveler)
Lovell brought down the hammer on membership. Members keeping up to date by reading this incredibly informative newsletter will receive a call from the President – get to the meeting or zoom in so that Gerry can get 30 attendees at lunch. Lovell gave us an informative minute on our process of joining the club. Joan made it easy – come to the meetings, complete the paperwork and enjoy a fun group of people. Speaking of which…anybody recall Darcy Coulter who came to our club the week prior?
Membership Chair Scholtes is in contact and confirmed Darcy was in flight last week so couldn’t make it (recall her position as flight refueler for Travis). She will be back!
Table discussion –
Greve/Powell/Eyeler (where the heck was Ogan-probably with the golf crowd) all stood around to discuss the latest real estate trends. Anyone want some vineyard property? Apparently Greve wants dirt with vines but he also wants water. Zack not quite sure she can come up with the H2O but has the vines. There’s always something missing in the real estate equation. Every once in a while it all comes together.
Did you notice a difference in the Bulletin last week?? That’s right our newest member
Princess Washington stepped up and spent a few minutes jotting down the club’s activities from the prior week to give your day to day editor a moment’s rest. What was different about her bulletin you ask? How about that it actually contained content involving happenings at the meeting. Thanks to Princess for keeping us informed rather than filling up this paper with whatever comes to the author’s mind which may or may not have anything to do with Rotary.
Check this picture out – PPKRP (that’s past president Kely Roads Postin) got on me for misspelling her name last week.. So luckily I was able to correct that here and capture this pic of her earning her Rotarian of the Month award for keeping us straight on our Zoom culture. Way to go Kely for the award – let me know if your arm gets tired. Hey I noticed you’re wearing shorts for Raycraft. Way to show the team spirit.
Hoover took sergeanting over (shorts and all). His first question for the unwitting members involved best batting average. I’m not much of a sports guy but my notes trailed off here so I’m going with Tiger Woods. There were some happy dollars but most were in tears because PP Jerry Wilkerson (pictured) wasn’t sergeant for a 3rd week in a row (or maybe that was happy dollars as well). Speaking of which, Hoover tried to fine Wilkerson several times, but Jerry must have closed down his Zoom portal...almost as if he couldn’t hear anything being said (kind of like that Mute button in reverse).
Jeff turned out to be a concert promoter who had worked for some big names in the area. Jeff mentioned he really liked working with Tina Turner and the Bee Gees to name just a couple of the many entertainers he brought up to speed. Jeff started out as a bell boy at a San Francisco Hotel where he met many of the greats. Here he was able to get Barry Gibbs to sing at a children’s hospital. Jeff warmed up to the Rotary crowd quite well.
