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Kevin Guille
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Lori Cole
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Dorothy Jacobson
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Jim Coffin
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Steve Lovas
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Cheyenne Sunrise Rotary Club

Cheyenne Sunrise Rotary

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We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 6:40 AM
The Epic Egg
2300 Carey Avenue
Cheyenne, WY 82001
United States of America
2nd and 4th Tue. of each mo. 6:40 a.m.
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Welcoming New Club Members

What an AMAZINGLY Great Day to be a Rotarian!

Today was a GREAT day to be a Sunrise Rotarian.  Since the beginning of the Covid restrictions we have put off the induction of new members but TODAY was the day to make our newest members official.  May each of you find the joy and friendship that Rotary has to offer.  Welcome to the club.   Jim Coffin, Amber Holen, Brianne Phillips, Kelly Wright, Lori Cole, Keri Ann Smialek, Daryl Hensel and not pictured Colleen Miller.  

We had a guest in the house as well.  Gunnar joined us to test the waters.  His story about his father’s time in Rotary and growing up with Rotary in the home reminds us that being a Rotarian can carry on through our families.

The club voted on going forward with a new fun project call “A Day in the Life of a Rotarian!”  $200 will be allocated out of the Foundation for the grand prize.  More to come!

Congratulations Sunrise Rotarian’s, our endowed scholarship at LCCC is going to allocate funds to a male and female student again this year.  We are helping the future through education.

Remember the Noon Club still has raffle tickets available for the 2021 Ford Bronco or $20,000.  

We voted on becoming proud sponsors of a section of the Cheyenne Greenway.  Our responsibility is to do a clean up of our section twice a year or anytime one of us takes a walk on our sponsored section.  Thanks Kelly and Jim.  We lean into the Rotary environmental push for tomorrow.

Golf tournament sponsors and golfers still needed for the tournament on 6/18/21.  Contact Brenda with suggestions.  

Thank you Steve for inducting the newest members.  

Blessings - see you in two weeks.

Andy Worshek:USS Cheyenne 

What a great day to be a Rotarian.  Our numbers were slight this am but those in attendance were treated to a great presentation.  We hope all of you can join us for our next meeting where are presenters will be all of the new members.  We will ask each of them to tell us a little about themselves and we will get a chance to learn, bond and celebrate.  

The member challenge initiated by Randy raised $300 for the club and Foundation.  Thank you team!

Great Job Jim for operation Safe House.  The Cheyenne Rotary clubs came through like champs as the storm arrived but we still proceeded to do something amazing for the community.

Golf Tournament letters going out this week.  If you have a sponsor you would like to recommend, I can send out a letter.  This is a major event for our club and any help will make it a success.  Thank you for two new sponsors courtesy of the club already.  Thank you Daryl and Lori.

Next year’s Rotary theme is SERVE TO CHANGE LIVES!  Great theme and exciting direction for President Kathy.

Our guest speaker this a.m., Andy Worshek, who spoke about the history and future of the USS Cheyenne submarine.  To have someone like Andy in our community with his knowledge and history whew.. he is a golden gem.  

Blessings to each of you and HAPPY SPRING!

Safe House Donations
 
Cheyenne Sunrise rotary received $430 in cash and $300 in Gift Cards, plus a Tahoe load of towels, wash rags, pillows, sheets a comforter and washer detergent.
Thanks to all three Cheyenne Rotary Clubs for your help in making this a successful Donation Drive.
Mayor Pat Collins: Today's Speaker

What a great day to be a Rotarian!  Way to shine Sunrise Rotary Club, way to shine.  We truly had a celebration this a.m. showing up in numbers.  We had some in the audience that we have missed terribly and one that has been a member for a year and this was the first in person visit.  Our small club came together with a bang!!!

Upcoming events include our service project highlighting the Safe House, annual golf tournament highlighting Foster Grandparents, Cancer Boutique at CRMC (honoring our beloved Kathy) and PETS (Zoom) Conference next week.  Busy, busy, busy.

Our speaker this a.m. was Mayor, Patrick Collins.  We thank the Mayor for a presentation that was informative and gave us hope for the Cheyenne future.  We learned about property around Cheyenne sold and will shine again, land use, housing, business leads, roads and Cheyenne Fire Dept needs.  

Thank you for showing up in force and supporting the club.  Sunrise Rotarian’s ROCK!

LCCC Volleyball Spike Polio Night
Sunrise Rotary member Kevin Guille, LCCC Athletic Director Dr. Cindy Henning and Cheyenne Rotary Club President, Brent Lathrop celebrated the partnership of LCCC Volleyball and Rotary's mission to "Spike Polio!"
Forward Greater Cheyenne
 
 
 
 
 
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