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Sunrise Rotary Club of San Angelo has another 3 time Paul Harris Fellow: Dean McInturff. Dean has been an member of the San Angelo Sunrise Club almost 28 years. Thank you for your many years of service Dean!
Kevin Reynolds with the House of Faith was our guest speaker this morning. House of Faith is celebrating their 25th anniversary! Congratulations to Kevin and staff!
John Hutcherson, Rotary District 5840 Governor 2019-20, was our speaker this morning. Both DG John and his wife, Past District Governor Judy Hutcherson 2016-17, have now served as Rotary District 5840 Governor.
San Angelo Sunrise Rotarian Cindy Ringer was awarded her 3rd Paul Harris Fellow award. Cindy has been a member of the San Angelo Sunrise club for almost 15 years and has held many positions in the club including Club Secretary and Club President.
The Sunrise Rotary Club of San Angelo was privileged to induct two new members to the Club: Janet Sheen & Kay Kennedy. Welcome Rotarians Janet & Kay!
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Sunrise Rotary Club of San Angelo Presents the First Annual
Run the "R.A.T. Race"
the Red Arroyo Trail 5K / 1 Mile Run & Walk
April 27, 2019
To Register Click On This Link: www.GetMeRegistered.com/RunTheRATRace
CAPTURE THE MOMENT AT THE 2019 ROTARY CONVENTION IN HAMBURG
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San Angelo Sunrise President Amber McNew was our speaker this morning, sharing her passion to combat Human Trafficking.
Jan Lentz has developed a specialty for treating combat PTSD by turning her love of pottery making into a therapeutic tool for veterans.
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Click the "Read more..." button to read the latest edition of the Rotary Young Leaders in Action bulletin.
The Sunrise Rotary met at John & Dianalee Jones house to install the new officers for the 2018-19 fiscal year.
Melody Jeter from the Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) was our guest speaker this morning. With April being Child Abuse Awareness Month it gave Ms. Jeter an opportunity to share information about the CAC.
Lettitia McPherson and her son Rodney were our guest speakers today. Lettitia is the Executive Director of the ARC of San Angelo. The ARC helps people with disabilities to be included in their communities.
Each year our outgoing Club President makes their recommendations of charities they wish to donate money towards, while keeping the focus of their Rotary International in mind. Charities chosen by Mike Selander, San Angelo Sunrise President 2017-18, were Doctors Without Borders, Shelterbox, Ezra Vision Ministries and Water For All International.
Our guest speakers this morning are Jason Mendiola and Lorraine Haricombe, Vice Provost and Director of University of Texas Libraries. They spoke about the UT Library system and how it is meeting the needs of students and faculty in the 21st century.
Diann Bayes was our guest speaker this morning from the San Angelo Convention & Visitors Bureau. Diann is the Vice President of the Convention and Visitors Bureau at the Chamber of Commerce here in San Angelo. She comes to San Angelo from Austin with over 20 years of experience. She spoke to us this morning about the importance of visitors to our community.
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Justin, Sabre, & Keith were the camp attendees this year from the San Angelo Sunrise Rotary Club. While Sabre & Keith were first –time attendees, Justin returned this year to be a team leader.
Amanda Hodges with the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce was our speaker this morning. She was recently promoted to Director of Membership Relations.
Russell Pehl with Helping Hands (HH) was our guest speaker this morning. Helping Hands is a program of Galilee Community Development Center which was formerly known as Christmas in April.
Randy LeCompte, Deputy Executive Director of the Concho Valley Workforce Development Board, was our speaker this morning. Randy LeCompte is a graduate of West Point and is a veteran of the U.S. Army of 30 years, retiring with the rank of Colonel.
The world's first service club, the Rotary Club of Chicago, Illinois, USA, was formed on 23 February 1905 by Paul P Harris, an attorney who wished to recapture in a professional club the same friendly spirit he had felt in the small towns of his youth. The name "Rotary" derived from the early practice of rotating meetings amoung members' offices.
