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I hope you enjoyed the history of Roswell last week. Along the same lines, this week we will learn about how our club and many of its traditions got started. Connecting to our city's and our club's past are the first steps toward connecting to our world. Over the next several weeks we will learn more about the specific needs of our community today. Through our tournament fundraising, countless volunteer hours and putting service above self, we will have a tremendous impact on those less fortunate.
As the son of one of our founding members, Elwyn will share his unique perspective on how our club got started.
Maurice was around when the club started serving fried chicken every week, this long standing tradition is know around the Rotary world.
Cheryl's dad Aubrey started the golf tournament which has grown into our golf, tennis & afterparty fundraisers.
Why does a club from Roswell, GA have a parrot shirt? Bucky will tell us why we wear our obnoxious red parrot shirts with pride.
Join us at the Country Club of Roswell for a fun day of golf, tennis and good times. Simply click a logo to purchase a sponsorship or ticket to one of our great tournament events:
GOLF BROCHURE | TENNIS BROCHURE | COMMITTMENT FORM
Every member of our club has a role to play in our annual fundraiser. Join our weekly meeting to see how you can help. For more information contact:
Adele Hamilton at 678-642-7764.
Current Needs (other than sponsors): Brown Liquor & Gift Cards ($50-$200)
In case you missed your opportunity to provide input on the future of Roswell, we are helping to host one more community event. Please invite your friends and neighbors to join us at Gate City Brewing on Thursday, July 25 from 6-8PM. If you can't make it to the live session, please share your thoughts online.
Join us for the Annual Health Symposium focusing on the challenges and impact of the Global Polio Eradication Effort sponsored by the Rotary Club of Emory Clifton and the Yaraab Shrine Temple of Atlanta. If you are interested in participating let Bob Hagan know so we can reserve a spot for you at our table.
Thanks to Lee Hollingsworth for sponsoring a couple of tennis clinics for players of all levels to tune up their game before our tournament on September 9th. Join us at Brookfield Country Club for tennis, fun and fellowship.
Join other Rotarians, family and friends (16 years old +) on Saturday, August 10, from 8:30AM to 1:30PM to patch, paint and freshen up the apartment for the next family. Drake House will provide the paint, but asked our volunteers to bring some brushes and rollers.
Please let Past President Lisa Carlisle or Service Projects Director Don Horton know if are willing to help out for a couple hours or more.
