President Ben Eubank called the meeting to order at 7:00 am.
Invocation: Ron Freeman Pledge and Four-Way Test: Patrick de Haan,
Present: Ben Eubank, Corey Brueggeman, Ron Freeman, Kent Hendricks, Dona Eubank, Briana Marshall, Geoff Pashkowski, Bobbi de Haan, Patrick de Haan, Martie O’Connor Austin, Jim Lemon
Speaker: Jim Wellington from Hospice of the Valley
Announcements:
Tempe Rio Salado (TRS) Charter Night is Sat June 27 at Claim Jumpers, Tempe at Arizona Mills at 6:00 pm. We will order off of the menu.
TRS meets next Thursday
TRS Charities:
Boys and Girls Club, North Tempe Branch contact: Lynsie (Rigby) Sharpf 480-858-6520, lynsie@clubzona.com
Best Buddies, contact Briana Marshall - 602-253-6463
The National Gratitude Project, contact Patrick de Haan - 623-492-9672
23rd Christmas Tree Project, contact Patrick de Haan - 623-326-7951
2009 TRS Castaways casting results:
The Skipper-Ben Eubank
Gilliigan Corey Brugggeman
Mary Ann- Briana Marshall
Ginger-Martie O’Connor Austin
The Professor-Geoff Pashkowski
Mr Howell-Ton Freeman
Mrs Howell – Dona Eubank
July 26 1 pm Diamondbacks game tickets please let Donna know how your sales are going. Tickets are sold at $25/ticket; we have a block of seats. Tickets are actually $30.00 and TRS makes $10 on each ticket.
2009-2010 TRS Rotary Club President Patrick de Haan’s Cabinet:
Immediate Past President – PDG Ben Eubank
Secretary Briana - Marshall
Treasurer - Lynsie Scharpf
Sergeant at Arms –-PDG Ben Eubank
Greeter –-Kent Hendricks
Membership Committee Chair - Briana Marshall
Service Committee Chair- Lynsie Scharpf
Community Service - Briana Marshall
Environmental Service –Jim Lemmon
Health Services – Martie Austin
International Service – Dona Eubank
Rotary Foundation Chair – PDG Ben Eubank
Polio Plus- Martie Austin
Leadership Committee Chair–Bobbi de Haan
Trainer-Corey Bargeman
Trainer-Ron Freeman
Trainer Kent – Hendricks
Trainer-Geoff -Pashkowski
Public Relations Chair – Patrick de Haan
Photographer/writer – Bobbi De Haan
Official Mascot - Rio Macaw
Guiding Rotarian – Ben Eubank
Two new TRS newsletters will be coming:
Rio Macaws Squawk, and
The Minnow, the official newsletter of the “Gilligan’s Island” Rotary Club
Speaker: Jim
Wellington, Hospice of the Valley spoke on :Dispelling Myths about
Hospice”. In Maricopa County there are 32 hospice organizations,
all have one goal to comfort people at the end of life. “Hospice
of the Valley” has over 2000 volunteers. Hospice of the Valley also
has a dementia program a pediatric program and a chronic disease
program. . While a patient is in hospice, their Doctor is not shut
out and may take care of patient needs. If you are the family member
of a cancer patient, be sure you have a good responsive oncologist.
Medicare covers cost. Hospice goes to group living homes, and
supportive living situations. If a patient is admitted to a
hospital, they are no longer in hospice but may be readmitted when
out of the hospital.
“Hospice of the Valley” Headquarters are on East Earll Drive. If the patient is at home, the 11th hour service will send a Hospice member to be with the family while the patient passes away. Also, if 24-hour care is needed at home Hospice will find someone to be in the home. Many patients are in hospice care for many months, well beyond the old “6 month” rule that they must have 6 months or less to live.
Adjournment: There was no winner for the drawing and the meeting adjourned at 8:05 am by President Ben Eubank
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