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Officers & Directors

President

Danielle Stroud

President-Elect

Randy Bayliss

Secretary

Don Maddox

Treasurer

Kristen Kollgaard

Sergeant-At-Arms

Alex Santoriello

Past President

Ray Levy

Directors

Tracy Belton

Linda McMahon

Dennis Tobin

Andrea Bonivich

Jeremy Difiore

Bill Tanner

Publisher:

Jack R. Donaldson

Asst. Publisher :Mike

Abrams

Photos by :

Tony Curinga &

Bob Hayduk

Roclarion March 3,2020

President Danielle Stroud presents a copy of the Anti-Bulling cer-

tificate to Jackie Kuhn-Damron, AFO Community Educator , our

speaker for the excellent educational talk about The Alzheimer’s

Family Organization .

She explained what help and educational programs available to

caregivers, such as “The Caregivers Learning Day coming up at

New Covenant United Methodist Church Woodridge Drive on the

18th of March at 10:00 AM to 2 PM.

We need to be aware, did you know that there are over 120

Types od Dementia and that 7500 cases of Alzheimer’s in Sumter

County alone. A fact that scared me was that many caregivers

pass before those they are taking care of due to the stress.

There are places you can go to get help and The Alzheimer's

Family Organization can help you find the help you need.

Contact hem at : www.alzhemimersfamily.org

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Article by Denis Tobin

Honor Flight Number Fifty to go on April 1, 2020

The Villages Honor Flight sponsored a photo event at the Village’s Polo Field on March 5, 2020 in honor of their 50th Mission which will taste place on April 1,2020 bringing 44 vet-erans from WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam Nam. All veterans and guardians from previ-ous missions were invited to participate. Wearing either a red, white, or blue shirt, partic-ipants were lined up on the polo field to form a large “50”. Participants from the Rotary Club of the Villages-Noon included Hank VanDeBerkt and his Guardian ( Angel) Linda McMahon, and Tony Kamus and Dennis Tobin- both who will be Guardians in Mission 50.

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This is how we want people to feel, when they come in our doors.

These are the people and dates for our greeters, be there and make it

work for all.

Greeters For March

March 10

Bob Agnew Linda Mc Mahon

March 17

John Beggs Barbara James

March 24

Bob Bredin Wanda Richards

March 31

Diane Boos Randy Baliss

Jeremy Di Fiore

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Celebrate International Women’s Day with Rotary leaders

Rotary is filled with inspiring women. For International Women’s Day, 8 March, we’re cele-brating all of the women who are making a difference in our world. See Rotary Internation-al Directors Stephanie A. Urchick and Johrita Solari, and Foundation Trustee Julia D. Phelps, talk about how Rotary supports women and how women, in turn, are shaping Rotary.

Thank you to all of the women in Rotary who make Doing Good in the World possible.

Sincerely, The Rotary Foundation

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March Birthdays

03-03 Tad Thompson 03-10 Bill Vail

03-14 Pablo Davila 03-15 Dave Bywaters

03-14 Randy Bayliss 03-17 Nancy lee Malm

03-18 Tracy Belton 03-19 Kellyce Difiore

03-22 Don Crane 03-23 Bill Tanner

03-26 Karen Santoriello 03-28 Ray Levy

The Four Way Test

Of the things

We think say or do

1. Is it the truth?

2. Is it fair to all con-

cerned?

3. Will it build goodwill

and better Friendships?

4. Will it be beneficial to

all concerned?

Make Up Opportunities:

Wildwood—Wednesday 7:30 P.M.

Wildwood Community Center

Villages Morning-Thursday 7:00

AM

La Hacienda Recreation Center

The Villages Evening

Lake Miona Recreation Center

Villages Sunset South Rotary

Check , every other week

call 352-255-1212

E-Clubs login and follow instruc-

tions:

www.rotaryeclub34.org

www.rotaryeclubone.org

www.rotaryeclubcarolinas.org

www.rotaryclubofthe

villagesnoon.org

Attendance:

Regular & Snowbirds Members: 36

Guests: 3

Total: 39

3/10 Peter Shay My 1955 Bentley Adventure" Restora-tion of a car 35 years in storage and neglected for 35 years

3/17 Club Assembly

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The Pot Grows and the cards diminish, so if you

want to miss a meeting, go ahead, that gives the

rest of us a better chance to win.

There are approximately 27 cards in the deck, time to get

your chance to pick the Joker and win.

Your odds improve each week.

The Joker remains hidden , the pot is

NOW Well Over $550.00

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This years theme, “Rotary Connects the World”

Make the world a better place, because of your being here.

Join the team