Our club is well known in Lewisville for the community service our members do throughout the year. We also love to party, enjoying good fellowship, food and beverages with our Rotary Families. We have two upcoming dates that members should mark on their calendars; the August 22nd 4th Thursday Mixer at the Larue Winery and the September 7th End of Summer Party (see graphic). Please register by clicking these links.

 

In a memo to us from Carter BloodCares Susan Holt she says; I wanted to thank you for an excellent blood drive on Saturday. We collected 26 pints of blood.

 

 

We do not have an exact location for our table yet. But we are sure that President Tom Rowe will be able to tell us the lay of the land at this Thursday's meeting. We have several volunteer slots open. Please click here to take your 1 hour slot and then spend the rest of the evening eating, drinking and shopping.

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Jeff continues to recover albeit slowly from pneumonia and Frances continues to recover from ankle surgery and other medical issues. Both are thankful for our caring concern and want us to know they hope to back among us soon,

 

Several of our members helped member Tom Atchison move this past week end for which he is extremely grateful. 

 

Please contact our Member Care Chair any time you are aware of a member that needs our thoughts and care.

 

 

An informal evening hosted by the LMR membership committee and Old Town Brewhouse to just chill, enjoy each other and laugh with friends. The evening was capped off with a game of Rotary Family Feud where 3 teams of 6 each competed for silly prizes by answering the "survey says" questions about Rotary.

 

 

 

Great opportunity to learn the latest about the Foundation, Membership and Public Image

Club pays training fee for members who wish to attend. Contact John Pokorny if you wish to attend. We will car pool to Aledo.

 

Membership in an RCC is open to any adult in the community who shares Rotary’s commitment to service but is not a Rotary member.  The RCC model is flexible and can mobilize volunteers from all walks of life. Informal meetings typically take place once per month and attendance is not mandatory.  This flexibility encourages diversity in membership and allows members to focus solely on service projects. RCCs also provide their members with opportunities to collaborate with Rotarians. Anyone interested in becoming an RCC member can submit an application form here.