For the third year in a row our club has qualified for the prestigious Presidential Citation for achieving the strategic initiatives established by Rotary International. Less than 4% of the worlds 34,000 club achieve this honor. Thank you to Carolyn Wright and the Board of Directors for their leadership in helping our membership achieve this objective. And, most importantly, thank you to each and every one of our members for the work you have done, You truly are "Rotary Serving Humanity.

The District 5790 Conference committee has a fantastic conference planned this year at DFW Marriott Salona in Westlake, TX from May 11th through 14th. The committee has created many conference attendance options from full conference, Friday only, Saturday only, Friday luncheon or just the Saturday Gala.

 

Come celebrate the fantastic year our Rotary Club has had this year under Carolyn's leadership. Jeff Siebert completed this years District Awards submissions. He advises that the club completed 100% of the criteria in nearly every category, so he anticipates that the Lewisville Morning Rotary will be taking home several awards. So, we will have a lot to celebrate with our fellow Rotarians from 71 other District 5790 clubs.

We now have 17 members. Yea!

 

Our next meeting is Thursday, July 13th at 6:30 PM.

 

Hold the evening of September 9th open for our Murder Mystery fund raiser. The Murder Mystery Dinner will be an absolutely fun event for all members of the family.

 

will be spending their morning helping residents safely dispose of their Household Hazardous Waste.

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Bring your family and join your friends and neighbors for some family fun. Click Read More to see the times your Rotary friends will be there.

 

This weeks meeting will include and inspirational presentation by fellow Rotary member Ross Paterson from the Golden Triangle Rotary Club. Ross is a leadership and performance expert in small business and non profit organizations. He enjoys working with business owners and non profit founders, unlocking their full potential and helping them achieve the business and impact of their dreams. Life is too short, don't just work, work on your significance and leave a legacy. 

Friday was a very memorable day for members of the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club and the Satellite Rotary Club of Little Elm sponsored by the Lewisville Morning 
Rotary Club. Our District Governor Mary Ann McDuff inducted 6 brand new members; Sunny Bharta as a member of Lewisville Morning Rotary and new Satellite Club members Lori Krouskos, Correne Fierro, Sandi Sabonis, Alicia Froidl and Paul Dorman, 

 

 

She is a former member of the Lakeville Rotary Club in Minnesota. She joins our club as a well respected hospitality executive with 20 plus years of professional and managerial experience. Her bio reads like the whose who of hospitality management with 10 certifications to add to her Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management. Come join us one Thursday morning and congratulate her on her accomplishments and welcome her to the Lewisville area.

The Hebron High School Student of the Month for the month of March is Andre "Luke" Deatherage. Luke is a 16 year old Sophomore at HHS. According to principal Scot Finch Luke is always happy, pleasant and well mannered. Born in the Ukraine, Luke is active in the Boy Scouts where he will be soon starting his Eagle Scout project. His is also active in Circle of Friends and takes lessons in guitar and ukulele. His favorite subjects are Art, PE, Social Studies and Social Skills.

On Thursday March 23, 2017 a formation group of Little Elm business leaders and citizens voted to seek status as the Rotary Satellite Club of Little Elm sponsored by the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club. At that same meeting they elected Chairman Lori Krouskos (right in photo), Vice Chair Person Claudia Stooksberry (left in photo) and Club Secretary Sandi Sabonis.

The Lewisville Morning Rotary Club will be hosting 3 activities in Wayne Ferguson Plaza at this years April 8th ColorPalooza. The events include Kite decorating and flying competitions, Lego Building Competitions and Duck-or-Luck for valuable prizes. LMR will be awarding a scholarship to the winner of the high school chalk art competition hosted by Lakeside Arts Foundation & Chalk-this-Way.

Come see the fabulous chalk art creations by LISD students competing for one of these scholarships at the April 8th ColorPalooza in Old Town Lewisville.

The 2017-2018 Flag Lease Subscription Drive is in full swing. This year we are offering two option tiers:

Tier I Option - 6 Holidays that include * Independence Day * Labor Day * Patriot Day * Veterans Day * Memorial Day * Flag Day

Tier II Option - 10 Holidays that include all the Tier I holidays plus * Columbus Day * Martin Luther King Day * Presidents Day * Peace Officers Memorial Day

 

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