While we in Rotary often think in terms of how we can improve literacy locally and internationally, we are also challenged to improve ourselves through education. Rotary is a complex organization of over 1.4 million members worldwide. To understand how we in Rotary can best serve, we ourselves need training. The Rotary Leadership Institute offers the training we need to understand the processes and systems that make Rotary so effective. See related story below to learn more about RLI.
This month at Lewisville Morning Rotary
Our next 7:15 AM meeting is Thursday, September 15th.
Board of Directors meeting 6:30 PM, September 13, 2022. This month we will be meeting at Central ES (Charlene Dierks classroom).
Volunteer at Heart of the City Pantry September 17, 2022
Volunteer for parking at Western Days September 23 & 24, 2022
Volunteer to serve pancakes at September 24th CCA 5K Run at Western Days
Ride LHS Parade Float promoting Lewisville Morning Rotary and Flag Project in LHS Homecoming Parade September 28, 2022
Deanna Perkins, Marilyn Pokorny, John Pokorny, Bob Troyer and Richard Malcolm participated in the Rotary Leadership Institute - Lone Star Division education sessions in Justin, Texas on Saturday, September 10, 2022.
Being an effective leader is more than just saying "I do". Effective community leaders educate themselves. This is particularly true when working within a complex organization such as Rotary International. The Rotary Leadership Institute - Lone Star Division provides the education needed to be as effective as possible. The beauty of RLI training is that the sessions content apply not only to the Rotary organization, but to our personal careers also.
Quoting Frances, "The beautiful life of being a Rotarian is to visit any country around the world and be welcomed with open arms. Thank you to my new İstanbul Rotary friends for a wonderful welcome."
Lewisville Morning Rotary Club welcomes back Francisca (aka Frances) Al-Waely at the September 1st meeting. Club President Bob Troyer performed the induction ceremony as her sponsor, Deanna Perkins looks on in this photo.
Frances is the Regional Branch Manager, South Region for the DATCU Credit Union here in Lewisville. Having joined our club 10 years ago when she served in several different rolls including club Treasurer, she is now back as an active member. Frances lives in Lewisville. She has a daughter and granddaughter.
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