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Newest Rotarians -
Kate Tapia (on the right with husband Rich) and Brent Mitchell |
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Brent Mitchell on the right
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"Our MEMBERS are in the community. They're people of action!'"
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The Rotary Club of The Villages-Evening hopes to be the club of choice for those persons seeking to be involved in club and community activities. Serving on committees, contributing to the Rotary International Foundation and our Club foundation,
and more importantly, serving in one of our community projects making a difference.
and more importantly, serving in one of our community projects making a difference.
This could be YOUR photo! How would YOU serve?
Pat Cronenberg loves horses and so it was natural for her to bring the very successful POLO BBQ fundraiser idea to our club.
Vinny Mangia volunteering to raise money and awareness of Rotary
s involvement to End Polio. We can always count on his help at food drives to help a local pantries.
President Elect, Gay Ratcliff-Seamens, volunteering at Harbour View Elementary School in the bike safety program.
Julie Schmied volunteering at Harbour View Elementary for Tutors for Kids but also in other capacities.
Jim & Sue Bodenner leading our club members on a Rotary trip to learn about projects and needs in the Dominican Republic.
Karl Keri, new to our club, jumped right in to help fill Comfort Bags for American Cancer Society.
Shiela Raush, a new member, also enjoys volunteering at LovExtension. She comes to us retired from the Navy with expertise in supply chain management. Thats a good talent to share.
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Club President Tim Treat, shown here at one of his favorite volunteer activities, science tutor.
Norm Davis interacting with elementary student on one of our Dominican Republic trips.Norm is one of the first to sign up to pack LovExtension food bags or work a food drive.
Sharon Petersen interacting with New Horizon dance activity on our trip to Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.
Pat Roam (R) brings her nursing expertise to the Service Project Committee. Pat finds small projects that have high impact. In this case it is personal needs products & bags for residents of a specialized home to carry to the shower room.
Sandra Ricciardi got involved immediately and recently co-chaired our Rotary Food Drive
Kat Sizemore became active before she was official! She raised money for the Veterans Smile Program and delivered personal care & laundry products to Forward Path. Here she helped the Rotary Food Drive running the golf cart transport.
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Cindy Ivy volunteering as a reader in one of our literacy projects.
Tom Reed sharing information about our Rotary Interact Club & Jamie Losito, Past President. Jamie is a lover of animals and hosts a fund & food raiser for local animal shelter.
Gay Davidson volunteering at LovExtension filling individualized grocery bags with items from pantry.
Yori Okuda has a passion for peace in this world and helping young people.
Dusty Rhodes volunteering to bring a Santa experience and photo op to the youngest students of Harbour View Elementary.
Brent Mitchell joined us to be active and help others. He quickly signed up to help pack food bags. Then he signed up for the food drive.
Mike Godbey helping with a food drive. Mike makes his truck available whenever needed.
Roy Messervey is a regular in our weekly golf group. He recently helped out with the Rotary Food Drive too. Roy enjoys being part of projects.
Sheila Rausch
Susan Reiter volunteer reader for PreK at Harbour View Elementary. Then Susan was able to give a book from BookWorks (a Goodwill Suncoast Program) to each student to take home.
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Marvin Ivy helping South Sumter High School students with their interview skills.
Karen Jasniewski (R) led our club in the sponsorship of washable baby dolls for K teachers ... the results made this teacher VERY happy. Karen also found volunteers to sew dozens of outfits for the baby dolls.
Francine Jackson is a regular at LovExtension packing personalized food bags for their clients.
Martha Friedman volunteering at Harbour View Elementary School where she is the liaison for Tutors for Kids.
Nancy Yerkey joined the club and got involved right away packing food for LovExtension. She has been involved with member recruitment events and chaired the committee. Here, Nancy volunteered to shop for her Rotary Angel Tree student.
Mary Anne Ashworth (3rd from R) is a retired educator (and past president) and a perfect club member collaborating with Sophisticated Gents
Darcie Furnier wanted to join a civic minded group that helped others. Once she became a Rotarian, she jumped in to help pack food bags at LovExtension. Darcie was a great help at a recent food drive.
Kathy Reardon volunteering to fill Comfort Bags for American Cancer Society.
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