Happy New Year! Many has been informed that experts are predicting 2017 will be one of the best years on record. Gone are the doldrums of 2016, let the party of 2017 begin!
By now you have heard updates about several exciting upcoming developments and events. We are excited for the possibilities of a Satellite Rotary club in The Colony/ Castle Hills area. While members have expressed interest in starting a Satellite Club, at the initiative of District Governor MaryAnn McDuff, John and Marilyn Pokorny there has been some progress in making this a reality. (For those who have not heard of a satellite club its functions as a short-term, transitional step on the path to becoming a full, independent Rotary club. Satellite clubs give opportunities to people to join Rotary who may not be able to attend at the time the local club meets or who may want to be part of a different kind of club. Satellite clubs allow well established Rotary clubs to sponsor new opportunities in a locality.) We are looking forward to the upcoming Rotary social events at Cobra Brewery on March 2. We hope to introduce people to Rotary and what we do, and perhaps meet some new potential members. Mary Jones and John Pokorny have been working with Cobra Brewery to plan this event and make it a success. Also, we are excited and preparing for the departure of the Vocational Training Team to Nasik India. The VTT will travel in March. Let wish them a haughty and exciting Bon Voyage.
Officer Collins began her career at the Lewisville Police Department in 1998. She worked as a patrol officer until 2004. At that time, she became the department's first Crime Victim Liaison.
It has been a busy week for those Lewisville Morning Rotary Club members that volunteered to deliver dictionaries to 3rd graders in the 11 Title I elementary schools in Lewisville ISD.
Pictured here are members of the 3rd grade classes at Camey Elementary School in The Colony.
Congratulations Brendan, January's Hebron High School Student of the Month
Brendan Fitzgerald, shown here with LMR Club President Carolyn Wright and proud parents, Dr. John Fitzgerald and Joy Fitgerald
Brendan's achievements were recognized the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club's January 19th meeting at the Christian Community Action Community Room. Brendan is a Hebron High School Senior, currently ranked 3rd in his class.
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Officer Collins began her career at the Lewisville Police Department in 1998. She worked as a patrol officer until 2004. At that time, she became the department's first Crime Victim Liaison. 
Pictured here are members of the 3rd grade classes at Camey Elementary School in The Colony. 
