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YEARS OF SERVICE
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| President | Lynne Lindsay |
| President-Elect | Terry Taylor |
| Immediate PP | Gordon Owens |
| Treasurer | Alex Kaufman |
| Secretary | John Carruth |
| Public Image | Trummie Patrick, III |
| Past President | Becky Stone |
PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS
- Cheryl Greenway 2012-13
- Bob Hagan 2015-16
FAMILY OF ROTARY
Our membership cares deeply about the needs and concerns of our members. We don’t want to miss an opportunity to reach out in friendship when such concerns arise. The chairperson of this committee is Lynn Dunn and all news should be directed to her at lynn.dunn@rmcpa.com
President's Message
A Ring of Hope
Did you ever wonder how the tradition of the Rotary Bell began?
In 1922, U.S. Rotarians organized a contest to see which club could most increase their meeting attendance.
The challenge was that the losing clubs would join in giving the winning club a prize. The Rotary Club of New York City was declared the winner and awarded as a prize, a bell from a popular patrol boat the HMS “Victory”.
Since then, we ring the bell to represent order, discipline and the time to guide us through the weekly meetings. The bell informs us of the beginning of the meeting at which time we salute the US flag. The sounding of the bell concludes meetings.
As we guide ourselves through unchartered waters, may the ringing of the bell provide you a message of direction and hope.
Charity Spotlight
Jacob’s Ladder
Mission:
To believe in the potential of each child who enters our doors, while readily and lovingly expressing that belief. To provide intense interaction and stimulation consistently and daily to enable the brain to change based on the input and stimulation it receives.
Fast Facts:
• Founded in 1998.
• Jacob's Ladder is a neurodevelopmental school and therapy center serving students Pre-K through 12th grade with any kind of neurological disorder from Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and Brain Injury to a range of learning disabilities, genetic disorders, and mood disorders including Oppositional Defiance Disorder, Bipolar, and Anxiety Disorder. 60% of the students have been diagnosed with Autism.
• The school assesses each child based on their current level of function, and provides a customized program developed to meet each student’s individual needs and learning style.
• The Jacob’s Ladder Methodology harnesses the premises of neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to change based on the input and stimulation it receives.
• JL serves 60 students on-site and an average of 10 students per year through in-home services.
• JL also offer the Jacob’s Ladder Model of Intervention for children, teens and adults in its Therapy Center on an hourly basis.
• Since 1998, Jacob's Ladder has provided evaluations and tailored training to over 2,500 families from virtually every state and 5 continents.
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