Congratulations, Little Elm Rotary Club

 

This years flag retirement ceremony was without a doubt the best event of the year. Under the leadership of Club President Jeff Siebert, DDS and event chair Frank Hebb, the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club presented an outstanding program about our cherished United States flag. The event included a demonstration by the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) chapter 920 from Denton, TX in the proper way to fold the flag. The presentation of the woods used for the fire by the Central ES Early Act Club members with narration by past president Carolyn Wright, Presentations by the Girl Scouts about why burning the flag in this manner is the proper disposal method of worn flags, a sharing by club members, Ray Bowens, Terry Kasen, Mary Jones, Charlene Dierks,Todd Taylor and Julie Wilson about various aspects of our flag.

 

During our Feb 10th event, Rotary volunteers and city staff will remove household hazardous waste from over 100+ vehicles.

Why? Because we love our city and want to keep our environment pristine. Waste is segregated and shipped to city contractors that either recycle the waste, safely use as energy or safely dispose in accordance with EPA regulations.

We are a People of Action

This event takes place the 2nd Saturday of every month.

 

Nhi Pham, a senior at Hebron High School was named the Lewisville Morning Rotary Clubs October Student of the Month. This National Honor Society member maintains a 5.2 grade point average (4.0 system) and is ranked 5th in her class of over 800 seniors. She is a National Merit finalist.

 

She moved to Texas from Vietnam with her dad (Thinh), mom (Mylien) and her 4 siblings when she was 4 years old. This amazing young lady not only adapted to her new country she excelled.

Lewisville Morning Rotary's Satellite Rotary Club of Little Elm officially became the Rotary Club of Little Elm as of October 19, 2017.

 

The initial group of 8 community members and Rotary members needed to be officially sanctioned by Rotary International began last March. Fast forward 7 months and this dynamic group of service minded Rotary members has grown to 28 members, already implemented a major community service project and successfully launched it's first marquee fund raiser with a murder mystery dinner..

 

Led by club president Claudia Stooksberry and president elect for 2019-2020, DeWayne Brawner, this exceptional group or Rotarians is sure to be a major service club force in Little Elm.

The members of the Lewisville Morning and Noon Rotary Clubs and their guest kicked off the End Polio in Lewisville Week that begins Oct 23rd with a Lewisville Does Pints for Polio event at Cobra Brewery last Monday. Money raised is being donated to the Rotary Foundations End Polio Now fund.

Thanks to everyone that joined us for this fun event.

Central Elementary School is Lewisville Morning Rotary Clubs adopted school. We support the school in several different ways. To name a few:

One of our favorite is Read Around Central.      

For the last several years, members of the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club and their spouses have participated in Central Elementary Schools "Read Around Central Even along with many other Lewisville area leaders and community members. Please join us again this year Oct. 27. Select a time convenient for you you. To sign up click Central ES Read Across Central 2017.

Great food, wonderful entertainment and a our own RI President Ian Riseley as our Keynote Speaker. 

Don't miss this once in a lifetime event. Club President Jeff Seibert would like to see as many Lewisville Morning Rotary members attend as possible.

Seating is limited. Register now by clicking here.