Extension Club Chair: Reaganne Hacker Treasurer: Roscoe Stelford Secretary: Kim Keefe Immediate Past President: Joseph McDonough Directors Laura Cullotta (Club Service)
Breanne Wicker (Public Image)
Dorothy Robin (Community Service)
Phil McKown (International Service) Peter Knapp (Vocational Service)
Chris Cantwell (Youth Service)
Greeter Responsibilities:
As Greeter, please arrive early at Woodstock Country Club to welcome and register visiting Rotarians and guests, and collect the $20 guest lunch fee.
You will also:
Take attendance
Offer a brief reflection or words of gratitude before the meal—something thoughtful in the spirit of Rotary service
Introduce guests
Manage the marble drawing
Lead “Fun & Frolics
If you’re unable to serve on your scheduled date, please contact the next person in the greeter rotation to arrange a substitute.
Sept. 23 - Tonight is the next Happy Hour ("Extension Club") meeting. All club members are welcome! And tonight's meeting is at 5:30 at Kim Keefe's beautiful Church House in Woodstock. So you know there is fun to be had!
Sept. 24 - A chance to put our Service Above Self motto into action. This time for Habitat for Humanity - Trinity Trail. We need volunteers! This event is 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. All skills and abilities welcome! All the details are at this link.
And after a good day's work - head to the Moose, grab a burger and support Christmas Clearing House. It's that time - the Charity Burger Night at the Moose! Bring your friends, bring your family, recruit strangers off the street. The event is 5:30 - 7:30. Get there early, because then you can head to Kishwaukee Brewing for:
Rotary Club of Woodstock “Membership Info Pop-in” will be 5:30 - 7:00 at Kishwaukee Brewing. This event is to encourage those curious about Rotary to network, ask questions, meet great people. Please, as a member, try and attend to meet potential members and do a bit of networking! Info can be found at this link.
Sept. 25 at the Noon Meeting - John Hegner will provide an update on Christmas Clearing House - D-Day is 87 days away! And rumor has it - Interact has something planned for the meeting too.
Compliments of our Madame Governor: I want to give a huge shout out to the entire club for all the help I received with the visitors from Sri Lanka this past week. Scott Brix and Jackie Speciale were gracious enough to house some of the guests. Tom Nierman, Scott, Jackie, Roscoe, Laura Cullotta, and Elizabeth Olson helped with driving. Melissa Adamson gets a special mention because she drove from Woodstock to Evanston to the Beverly neighborhood of Chicago to Schaumburg and back to Woodstock. Yep, that was a looong day and she was a trooper! And so many of you welcomed them at my home Wednesday evening and at our club meeting that Friday. Thank you all for your assistance and your hospitality! It was a great experience, but I couldn't have done it without my village, I mean, Rotary Club!
