Linda Pendergast is heading to California for the summer to visit family and friends along Route 101. Linda claims to be the original California girl.
Tom Voorhees was happy to watch his daughter finally receive her college degree. Tom also attended his "mumble mumbleth" reunion at Princeton. He also reported that he is feeling much better following the health incident last Friday. Unfortunately Mary Ellen stepped on a dog bone and is now hobbling around on a sore ankle.
Dale Bronson was happy to be able to finally mow his own lawn. The doctor has removed any restrictions he previously had. Many hands arose to offer to have Dale come do their lawn. Dale said he witnessed the Teddy Bear's Picnic outside his house with two bears lumbering around.
Rollie Sterrett congratulated Craig and Jean Buhrendorf on receiving the Major Donor award from the Rotary Foundation. He also told a joke that was not fit for publication but otherwise had a great punch line. You had to be there!!
Craig Buhrendorf enjoyed the Friday night dinner and thanked Don for a great two years. He and Jean are headed to the Bronx for a baseball game. They enjoyed being in Yarmouth, ME, recently for a graduation.
Larry Sullivan was happy for Dale and said that the Golf Tournament sponsorships and advertisements were coming in a great pace so far.
Nancy Nation was very happy that her daughter's adopted daughter was graduating High School this month.
Jimmy Ssekawaabe was sorry to have missed the dinner due to an engagement in Rhode Island. He said he is very proud to wear his Rotary pin and made a very interesting connection with another Rotarian while in RI.
Announcements
Salin Low reminded everyone that the Seniors Luncheon is coming up. She will be sending out an email this week with the details and a request for volunteers. It's always a fun event.
Bruce Sayward announced the next meeting of the Rotary Means Business (RMB) in Farmington. The group has had several good meetings and is really starting to gain momentum.
Dale Bronson urged members to the FAVARH performance this weekend at 7 PM on Friday and Saturday and 1 PM Sunday. Cherie Walton added that the performances have been precious and also urged members to attend.