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APRIL 18, 2019 TODAY’S PROGRAM MARTY WALDMAN CALENDAR SCRIBE MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT MEMBER HIGHLIGHTS The Las Vegas Rotary Club’s Mission: Marty Waldman Space System Architecture WHAT IS ROTARY? Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to cre- ate lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves. Mr. Waldman brings over 42 years of DoD Navy and Air Force Program Management experience to SIL from his technical involvement with Cruise Missile, Space Shuttle, Titan IV, Minuteman, Peacekeeper and Eastern/Western Range Data Acquisition and Processing Systems. With a keen eye on building business relationships to benefit SIL and its partners, Mr. Waldman leverages his understanding of projected DoD/ Commercial needs in conjunction with available technology and articulates this understanding to other SIL leadership for suggested implementation. Having successfully authored and prosecuted numerous Patents, Mr. Waldman’s insight and understanding of what’s necessary to bring a product to the commercial/ military market is continually demonstrated via the fielding of these and other key technologies. Leading applications include the Vehicle Based Independent Range System, Military Grade Small Satellites, and Space Rated Battery/Power Systems. B.S. Electrical Engineering, Northeastern University, 1977 Marty Waldman: BD & Intellectual Property Director / Space Systems Architect for Space Information Labs (SIL) www.SpaceInformationlabs.com -Co-Founder of www.EndeavourInstitute.org -Las Vegas Chapter Chair of the Los Angeles/Las Vegas AIAA https://www.eventbrite.com/o/aiaa-los-angeles-las-vegas-section-543592698 -NDIA Southern Nevada Chapter President https://www.ndia.org/chapters?PageNumber=1&ChapterName=&City=LAS+VEGAS -Las Vegas Spaceport Project Lead @LasVegasSpaceport Teaching Youth to Succeed through Literacy, Education & Life Skills Development
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Wheel Print: Bill Houghton, Horizon Print SolutionsWheel Creative & Editor: Jeni Houghton, Horizon Print SolutionsPrograms: Tina BishopPictures: Jim TuckerThe Scribe: Toni Kern
Monday Southwest Lawry’s Prime Rib 12:15 p.m.Tuesday Las Vegas Summerlin TPC Club House 7:15 a.m.Tuesday Downtown Hugo’s (Four Queens Hotel) 12:15 p.m.Tuesday Henderson HBRC/Wells Fargo building (122 S. Water St.) NoonTuesday Mesquite Oasis Club House NoonTuesday Las Vegas West Canyon Gate Country Club 12:15 p.m.Tuesday Red Rock Rotary No Regrets Bar (8349 W Sunset Rd #150) 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Pahrump Valley Mountain Falls Grill Room 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Boulder City Boulder Creek Golf Course NoonWednesday Moapa Old Overton Gym 6:30 a.m.Wednesday Las Vegas Central Las Vegas Country Club 12:15 p.m.Wednesday LV Spring Mountains Siena Bistro, Siena Golf Club 5:30p.m. Town Center Drive south of FlamingoThursday Boulder City Sunrise Boulder Creek Golf Course 7:00 a.m.Thursday Green Valley Wildhorse Golf Club 7:00 a.m.Thursday Las Vegas Rotary Lawry’s Prime Rib NoonThursday Mesquite Sunrise Oasis Golf Course (Red Room) 7:30 a.m.Friday North Las Vegas Los Prados Country Club 7:15 a.m. Off Lone Mtn. betw. Decatur & JonesFriday Las Vegas “Won” Fogo de Chao 5:00 p.m.
MAKE-UP DAYS AND PLACES
Don’t miss The April Issue of THE ROTARIAN
APRIL 18, 2019TODAY’S PROGRAM
MARTY WALDMAN
CALENDAR
SCRIBE
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
MEMBER HIGHLIGHTS
Rotary At A GlanceRotarians Members - 1,207,102; Clubs - 34,823; Districts - 538; Countries - 200+;
Rotaractors Clubs - 7,868; Members - 180,964; Countries - 162Interact Clubs - 18,005; Members - 414,115; Countries - 132
Post Office Box 15152Las Vegas, Nevada 89114Phone: 702-433-7451Fax: 702-450-7859District 5300Club 813Website: www.lasvegasrotary.comEmail: [email protected] Director: Shawn Noorda
LAS VEGAS ROTARY FOUNDATION 2018-2019BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President: Paul KrugerPresident Elect: Randy CampaneleSecretary: Jerry EngelTreasurer: Bob WernerImmediate Past President: Larry Rouse
Senior Members: Steve Casey Caty CrockettTy Hilbrecht Paul MaffeySharon McNair Thomas Thomas
Trustees:Dan Adamson James KohlJanice Lencke Jacqueline Thornhill
April 18, 2019
The Las Vegas Rotary Club’s Mission:
Marty WaldmanSpace System Architecture
WHAT IS ROTARY?Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to cre-
ate lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and
in ourselves.
THE FOUR-WAY TEST OF THE THINGS
WE THINK, SAY OR DO
1. Is it the TRUTH?2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?3. Will it build GOODWILL and
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all
concerned?Mr. Waldman brings over 42 years of DoD Navy and Air Force Program Management experience to SIL from his technical involvement with Cruise Missile, Space Shuttle, Titan IV, Minuteman, Peacekeeper and Eastern/Western Range Data Acquisition and Processing Systems. With a keen eye on building business relationships to benefit SIL and its partners, Mr. Waldman leverages his understanding of projected DoD/ Commercial needs in conjunction with available technology and articulates this understanding to other SIL leadership for suggested implementation. Having successfully authored and prosecuted numerous Patents, Mr. Waldman’s insight
and understanding of what’s necessary to bring a product to the commercial/military market is continually demonstrated via the fielding of these and other key technologies. Leading applications include the Vehicle Based Independent Range System, Military Grade Small Satellites, and Space Rated Battery/Power Systems. B.S. Electrical Engineering, Northeastern University, 1977
Marty Waldman: BD & Intellectual Property Director / Space Systems Architect for Space Information Labs (SIL) www.SpaceInformationlabs.com
-Co-Founder of www.EndeavourInstitute.org -Las Vegas Chapter Chair of the Los Angeles/Las Vegas AIAA https://www.eventbrite.com/o/aiaa-los-angeles-las-vegas-section-543592698
-NDIA Southern Nevada Chapter President https://www.ndia.org/chapters?PageNumber=1&ChapterName=&City=LAS+VEGAS
-Las Vegas Spaceport Project Lead @LasVegasSpaceport
Teaching Youth to Succeed through Literacy, Education & Life Skills Development
Accolade Law
www.degrootefinancial.com
CHRIS BENNETTSenior Vice President of Client Development
805.230.0111 main404.502.1531 cell805.230.0061 [email protected]
LAWRENCE D. ROUSEATTORNEY- LL.M. IN TAXATION
Trusted Legal Advisor to Families and Small BusinessesESTATE PLANNING-PROBATE-ASSET PROTECTION
ELDER LAW-SPECIAL NEEDS PLANNINGBUSINESS TRANSACTIONS-TAX CONTROVERSIES
(702) [email protected]
James KohlPresident 2018-2019
CLUB OFFICERS 2018-2019 President James KohlPresident-Elect Jacqueline Thornhill Immediate Past President Michael GordonSecretary Bill HoughtonTreasurer Tom Brooker
ELECTED DIRECTORSKirk AlexanderErik Astrimecki Jamie GoldsmithRosalee HedrickKirk Holmes Bill Houghton Janet LinderAnil Melnick Melanie Muldowny Jacqueline Thornhill
Past President RepresentativeRandy Donald
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Accolade Law
7CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL BROKER
Francesca ilbert
SELLING HOMES IN SOUTHERN NEVADA
Top 25 Women In Las Vegas Real Estate
SINCE 1988. EXPERIENCE MATTERS.
702. 373.7221www.TheGilbertTeam.com
7979 W. Warm Springs Rd. • Las Vegas, NV 89113
702-260-0770 • fax 702-260-6983
Palm Southwest Mortuary
In the Rotary calendar for 2019-2020, April is Maternal and Child Health Month (which is one of Rotary’s six areas of focus). Every year, nearly 6 million children under the age of five die be-cause of malnutrition, poor health care, and inadequate sanitation. To combat this, Rotary supports programs that provide health to vulnerable mothers and children so they can live longer and grow stronger. Haiti has the highest maternal and infant mortality rate of any country in the western hemisphere. To help alleviate this problem, Rotary clubs in Haiti worked with Rotary International to provide a fully equipped medical Jeep to volunteers and mid-wives so that they could provide services to mothers and children in remote areas. Nigeria also has an unacceptable mortality rate. There, Rotary members launched a $3 million, five-year program to save lives of mothers and children during home deliveries. As part of this program, they have repaired 1,500 obstetric fistulas, a hole develops in the birth canal as a result of childbirth and often causes incontinence. The program saved lives and restored the dignity and hope to these women. Women in Chennai, India suffer from a high mortality rate from breast and cervical cancer. To combat this problem, Rotarians provided a mobile cancer screening unit and awareness trainings around Chennai. Rotarians around the world are ready willing and able to support women and children but they need your help. In a short while, President Elect Jackie will be sending our annual club pledge forms. Your donations to the Rotary Foundation will provide a profound impact on the lives of mothers and children throughout the world. I ask that you consider the impact your monthly donations will make when you fill out your pledge form for PE Jackie’s year.
James A. Kohl
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTPROJECT 150
25 CLUB HIGHWAY CLEANUP PROJECT
Once every quarter, on a Saturday morning, join fellow Rotarians clean up our
designated stretch of Highway 159 across from the entrance to Bonnie
Springs Ranch
June 5th8:00am
6 3
PAST PRESIDENTS*Deceased
Les Saunders* 1923-24Bill Ferron* 1924-25A.A. Hinman* 1925-26Frosty Mildren* 1926-27Fred Hesse* 1927-28Dr. F.M. Ferguson* 1928-29Dr. William S. Park* 1929-30Charlie Dimock* 1930-31Leo McNamee* 1931-32A.E. Cahlan* 1932-33Douglas Dasheil* 1933-34Marion Earl* 1934-35Dr. Roy Martin* 1935-36K.O. Knudson* 1936-37Frank Gusewelle* 1937-38Tom Connolly* 1938-39Archie Grant* 1939-40Otto Underhill* 1940-41Bryan Bunker* 1941-42Cyril Wengert* 1942-43Fred O’Donnell* 1943-44Frank Case* 1944-45Victor Shurtiff* 1945-46Max Kelch* 1946-47Ed Ciliax* 1947-48Lorin Ronnow* 1948-49Leonard Fayle* 1949-50Allye Lawson* 1950-51Harry Allen* 1951-52Les Edwards* 1952-53Wayne Kirch* 1953-54George Boman* 1954-55Spence Butterfield* 1955-56Walt Hunsaker* 1956-57Ted Brandt* 1957-58Julian Moore* 1958-59Ray F. Culley* 1959-60C.T. Harris* 1960-61Ollie Gardner* 1961-62Tom Underhill* 1962-63Vern Willis* 1963-64Ward Wengert* 1964-65Bill Southard* 1965-66Dr. Vince Sanner* 1966-67Walter Wehner* 1967-68Dr. Robert Robinson* 1968-69Harold Wandesforde* 1969-70Mark C. Mielke* 1970-71
Dr. Harold Boyer* 1971-72Angelo J. Manzi* 1972-73Keith Ashworth* 1973-74Robert E. O’Connell* 1974-75Don Ashworth* 1975-76David F. Welles* 1976-77James J. Corey* 1977-78Darrell Luce* 1978-79Albert H. Purdue* 1979-80Michael Hoover 1980-81Donald L. Aikin* 1981-82Joseph J. Buckley* 1982-83Irwin Kishner* 1983-84James Cashman III* 1984-85Mike Meyer 1985-86Doug L. Peterson 1986-87M.J. Wiens, Jr. 1987-88Keith W. Bassett* 1988-89Kenneth E. Miller* 1989-90James M. Gamett 1990-91Robert L. Moore 1991-92Robert L. Forbuss* 1992-93Gary A. Martin 1993-94John A. Smith 1994-95Caty Crockett 1995-96Clifford R. Beadle 1996-97Ralph J. Rohay 1997-98Dr. James M. Jones* 1998-99Tom A. Thomas 1999-00Tom J. Krob 2000-01James E. Hunt 2001-02James R. Tucker 2002-03Kathy Dalvey 2003-04Steve Casey 2004-05Ned Phillips 2005-06Brock Fraser 2006-07Randy Campanale 2007-08Russ Swain 2008-09Karen Whisenhunt 2009-10Tom Axtell 2010-11Sharon McNair 2011-12Randy Donald 2012-13Ginger Anderson 2013-14Steve Linder 2014-15Mary Ann Avnet 2015-16David Thorson 2016-17Michael Gordon 2017-18
2018- 2019RI President Barry Rassin
District 5300 GovernorJohn Chase
APRIL 11, 2019SCRIBE
President Jim Kohl called the Annual Valedictorian meeting to order. Kathy Mahon gave the invocation. Jerry Engel led the club in singing God Bless America, including The Prologue, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. The Sergeant at Arms was Doug Grant. • There were (1) International Rotarians, (1) visiting Rotarians and (1) Guests of Rotarians introduced; • David Liles of Will Beckley ES, along with Principal Shannon Brown and Asst. Principal Cheryl Trupp congratulated all of the Valedictorians attending the meeting and announced upcoming events at Beckley, including Field Day May 3 and the Jungle Book Musical May 9-10, advising tickets could be obtained through Marie Walsh;• Marie Walsh kicked off the LVRC annual recognition of the Valedictorians from each high school in Clark County Nevada, each individually recognized and being presented with a certificate and Space Pen, after stating their educational interests and accomplishments as well as their future/college plans;• There was no raffle drawing this week but will resume next meeting with the pot at $836;• PP/AG Michael Gordon introduced our program speaker, Dr. Thom Reilly, Chancellor appointed by the Board of Regents as the CEO for the Nevada System of Higher Education. Taking on the theme of a life of significance and life of success, Dr. Reilly discussed the goals for higher education, stating that you need something beyond high school to reach the pathway of success and social mobility. The goals included improving access to higher education, noting Nevada is an ‘open access state’ and focusing on student success in graduating, restructuring the remedial education from college entry back to high school; addressing the ‘equity gap’, providing more counseling and advising to the students; focusing on the work force, meeting industry needs and noted a response to the demand was a partnership with MGM Resorts for the College Opportunity Program by paying for its employees to go to college; and research, needing to talk differently about why we need more research;• President Jim presented Dr. Reilly with our “Share What You Can Award” and adjourned the meeting.
* Deceased
GOD BLESS AMERICA
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4/18 Marty Waldman - Space System Architecture4/18 Wine & painting - Pinot Pallete4/25 Australian Vocational Speakers4/27 Cuisine & Octane - Celebrity Cars5/2 Tina Bishop - RYLA5/3 District Assembly & Conference5/9 Brett Lashbrook- Las Vegas Lights5/16 Tom Thomas-Kilimanjaro5/18 Corazan Superbuild5/19 9-Hole Golf Putting Tournament and BBQ, May 19th at 11:00 a.m. at Angel Park5/23 Memorial Day Recognition5/24 Razor Rides in the desert (weekend event)6/5 Highway Cleanup - 8:00 am6/27 Debunking Party
Saturday, April 27th, 2019
6pm - 10pm
Cost: $60.00 per person
Hosted AtOCTANECuisine
AND
WORLD CLASSSpeed
And StyleReception
Contact Janice Lencke with questions: [email protected] • 702-994-1950
The Anderson-Miller-Pinkelman GroupMorgan Stanley | Wealth Management
Presenting Sponsor: SM
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The 25 Club meetings are held on the 1st Thursday each month at 11:15 A.M. at Lawry’s The Prime Rib
The Officers for the 25 Club
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RAFFLE AMOUNT$836.00
Kathy Mahon led us in prayer. At our head table were PE Jackie Thornhill, PP Michael Gordon, Janice Lencke and our speaker Dr. Thom Reilly.
At our Annual Valedictorian Luncheon all of the students stood up and were recognized for their hard work and dedication to gaining knowledge. Each student was recognized
individually by school at the podium where they told us of their future plans and were presented with a Fisher Space Pen and a certificate of appreciation.
Our speaker Dr. Thom Reilly was recognized with our Share What You Can Award.
You can never miss Jerry Engel when he leads us in song.
Bob Werner exchanges banners with our International visitor.
Megan Comfort SVP/SBA & Small Business Manager702.855.4670
Rosalee Hedrick VP/Business Relationship Manager702.706.9050 A division of ZB, N.A. Member FDIC
PEOPLE OF ACTION
THE LAS VEGASROTARY CLUB
Accolade Law
www.degrootefinancial.com
CHRIS BENNETTSenior Vice President of Client Development
805.230.0111 main404.502.1531 cell805.230.0061 [email protected]
LAWRENCE D. ROUSEATTORNEY- LL.M. IN TAXATION
Trusted Legal Advisor to Families and Small BusinessesESTATE PLANNING-PROBATE-ASSET PROTECTION
ELDER LAW-SPECIAL NEEDS PLANNINGBUSINESS TRANSACTIONS-TAX CONTROVERSIES
(702) [email protected]
James KohlPresident 2018-2019
CLUB OFFICERS 2018-2019 President James KohlPresident-Elect Jacqueline Thornhill Immediate Past President Michael GordonSecretary Bill HoughtonTreasurer Tom Brooker
ELECTED DIRECTORSKirk AlexanderErik Astrimecki Jamie GoldsmithRosalee HedrickKirk Holmes Bill Houghton Janet LinderAnil Melnick Melanie Muldowny Jacqueline Thornhill
Past President RepresentativeRandy Donald
2
Accolade Law
7CERTIFIED RESIDENTIAL BROKER
Francesca ilbert
SELLING HOMES IN SOUTHERN NEVADA
Top 25 Women In Las Vegas Real Estate
SINCE 1988. EXPERIENCE MATTERS.
702. 373.7221www.TheGilbertTeam.com
7979 W. Warm Springs Rd. • Las Vegas, NV 89113
702-260-0770 • fax 702-260-6983
Palm Southwest Mortuary
In the Rotary calendar for 2019-2020, April is Maternal and Child Health Month (which is one of Rotary’s six areas of focus). Every year, nearly 6 million children under the age of five die be-cause of malnutrition, poor health care, and inadequate sanitation. To combat this, Rotary supports programs that provide health to vulnerable mothers and children so they can live longer and grow stronger. Haiti has the highest maternal and infant mortality rate of any country in the western hemisphere. To help alleviate this problem, Rotary clubs in Haiti worked with Rotary International to provide a fully equipped medical Jeep to volunteers and mid-wives so that they could provide services to mothers and children in remote areas. Nigeria also has an unacceptable mortality rate. There, Rotary members launched a $3 million, five-year program to save lives of mothers and children during home deliveries. As part of this program, they have repaired 1,500 obstetric fistulas, a hole develops in the birth canal as a result of childbirth and often causes incontinence. The program saved lives and restored the dignity and hope to these women. Women in Chennai, India suffer from a high mortality rate from breast and cervical cancer. To combat this problem, Rotarians provided a mobile cancer screening unit and awareness trainings around Chennai. Rotarians around the world are ready willing and able to support women and children but they need your help. In a short while, President Elect Jackie will be sending our annual club pledge forms. Your donations to the Rotary Foundation will provide a profound impact on the lives of mothers and children throughout the world. I ask that you consider the impact your monthly donations will make when you fill out your pledge form for PE Jackie’s year.
James A. Kohl
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTPROJECT 150
25 CLUB HIGHWAY CLEANUP PROJECT
Once every quarter, on a Saturday morning, join fellow Rotarians clean up our
designated stretch of Highway 159 across from the entrance to Bonnie
Springs Ranch
June 5th8:00am
6 3
PAST PRESIDENTS*Deceased
Les Saunders* 1923-24Bill Ferron* 1924-25A.A. Hinman* 1925-26Frosty Mildren* 1926-27Fred Hesse* 1927-28Dr. F.M. Ferguson* 1928-29Dr. William S. Park* 1929-30Charlie Dimock* 1930-31Leo McNamee* 1931-32A.E. Cahlan* 1932-33Douglas Dasheil* 1933-34Marion Earl* 1934-35Dr. Roy Martin* 1935-36K.O. Knudson* 1936-37Frank Gusewelle* 1937-38Tom Connolly* 1938-39Archie Grant* 1939-40Otto Underhill* 1940-41Bryan Bunker* 1941-42Cyril Wengert* 1942-43Fred O’Donnell* 1943-44Frank Case* 1944-45Victor Shurtiff* 1945-46Max Kelch* 1946-47Ed Ciliax* 1947-48Lorin Ronnow* 1948-49Leonard Fayle* 1949-50Allye Lawson* 1950-51Harry Allen* 1951-52Les Edwards* 1952-53Wayne Kirch* 1953-54George Boman* 1954-55Spence Butterfield* 1955-56Walt Hunsaker* 1956-57Ted Brandt* 1957-58Julian Moore* 1958-59Ray F. Culley* 1959-60C.T. Harris* 1960-61Ollie Gardner* 1961-62Tom Underhill* 1962-63Vern Willis* 1963-64Ward Wengert* 1964-65Bill Southard* 1965-66Dr. Vince Sanner* 1966-67Walter Wehner* 1967-68Dr. Robert Robinson* 1968-69Harold Wandesforde* 1969-70Mark C. Mielke* 1970-71
Dr. Harold Boyer* 1971-72Angelo J. Manzi* 1972-73Keith Ashworth* 1973-74Robert E. O’Connell* 1974-75Don Ashworth* 1975-76David F. Welles* 1976-77James J. Corey* 1977-78Darrell Luce* 1978-79Albert H. Purdue* 1979-80Michael Hoover 1980-81Donald L. Aikin* 1981-82Joseph J. Buckley* 1982-83Irwin Kishner* 1983-84James Cashman III* 1984-85Mike Meyer 1985-86Doug L. Peterson 1986-87M.J. Wiens, Jr. 1987-88Keith W. Bassett* 1988-89Kenneth E. Miller* 1989-90James M. Gamett 1990-91Robert L. Moore 1991-92Robert L. Forbuss* 1992-93Gary A. Martin 1993-94John A. Smith 1994-95Caty Crockett 1995-96Clifford R. Beadle 1996-97Ralph J. Rohay 1997-98Dr. James M. Jones* 1998-99Tom A. Thomas 1999-00Tom J. Krob 2000-01James E. Hunt 2001-02James R. Tucker 2002-03Kathy Dalvey 2003-04Steve Casey 2004-05Ned Phillips 2005-06Brock Fraser 2006-07Randy Campanale 2007-08Russ Swain 2008-09Karen Whisenhunt 2009-10Tom Axtell 2010-11Sharon McNair 2011-12Randy Donald 2012-13Ginger Anderson 2013-14Steve Linder 2014-15Mary Ann Avnet 2015-16David Thorson 2016-17Michael Gordon 2017-18
2018- 2019RI President Barry Rassin
District 5300 GovernorJohn Chase
APRIL 11, 2019SCRIBE
President Jim Kohl called the Annual Valedictorian meeting to order. Kathy Mahon gave the invocation. Jerry Engel led the club in singing God Bless America, including The Prologue, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. The Sergeant at Arms was Doug Grant. • There were (1) International Rotarians, (1) visiting Rotarians and (1) Guests of Rotarians introduced; • David Liles of Will Beckley ES, along with Principal Shannon Brown and Asst. Principal Cheryl Trupp congratulated all of the Valedictorians attending the meeting and announced upcoming events at Beckley, including Field Day May 3 and the Jungle Book Musical May 9-10, advising tickets could be obtained through Marie Walsh;• Marie Walsh kicked off the LVRC annual recognition of the Valedictorians from each high school in Clark County Nevada, each individually recognized and being presented with a certificate and Space Pen, after stating their educational interests and accomplishments as well as their future/college plans;• There was no raffle drawing this week but will resume next meeting with the pot at $836;• PP/AG Michael Gordon introduced our program speaker, Dr. Thom Reilly, Chancellor appointed by the Board of Regents as the CEO for the Nevada System of Higher Education. Taking on the theme of a life of significance and life of success, Dr. Reilly discussed the goals for higher education, stating that you need something beyond high school to reach the pathway of success and social mobility. The goals included improving access to higher education, noting Nevada is an ‘open access state’ and focusing on student success in graduating, restructuring the remedial education from college entry back to high school; addressing the ‘equity gap’, providing more counseling and advising to the students; focusing on the work force, meeting industry needs and noted a response to the demand was a partnership with MGM Resorts for the College Opportunity Program by paying for its employees to go to college; and research, needing to talk differently about why we need more research;• President Jim presented Dr. Reilly with our “Share What You Can Award” and adjourned the meeting.
* Deceased
GOD BLESS AMERICA
ROTARY EVENTS ARE LISTED IN RED / GUEST SPEAKERS & PROGRAMS IN BLACKCALENDAR
Rotary Event Virtual Clipboard
Use your smartphone’s QR APP to signupRight Now or Latter- Anytime
uUse your phone’s QR code AppuDon’t have an APP? Free Android download atuhttp://fifthwheel.lvrotary.us/qr4android.apk
Signups also on your home computer athttp://fifthwheel.lvrotary.us
Rimini Street now on Nasdaq NASDAQ: RMNI
4/18 Marty Waldman - Space System Architecture4/18 Wine & painting - Pinot Pallete4/25 Australian Vocational Speakers4/27 Cuisine & Octane - Celebrity Cars5/2 Tina Bishop - RYLA5/3 District Assembly & Conference5/9 Brett Lashbrook- Las Vegas Lights5/16 Tom Thomas-Kilimanjaro5/18 Corazan Superbuild5/19 9-Hole Golf Putting Tournament and BBQ, May 19th at 11:00 a.m. at Angel Park5/23 Memorial Day Recognition5/24 Razor Rides in the desert (weekend event)6/5 Highway Cleanup - 8:00 am6/27 Debunking Party
Saturday, April 27th, 2019
6pm - 10pm
Cost: $60.00 per person
Hosted AtOCTANECuisine
AND
WORLD CLASSSpeed
And StyleReception
Contact Janice Lencke with questions: [email protected] • 702-994-1950
The Anderson-Miller-Pinkelman GroupMorgan Stanley | Wealth Management
Presenting Sponsor: SM
Rotary Web SitesRotary.org - Rotary International District5300.org - District 5300 Sitewww.LasVegasRotary.com - Our Club Site
Wheel Print: Bill Houghton, Horizon Print SolutionsWheel Creative & Editor: Jeni Houghton, Horizon Print SolutionsPrograms: Tina BishopPictures: Jim TuckerThe Scribe: Toni Kern
Monday Southwest Lawry’s Prime Rib 12:15 p.m.Tuesday Las Vegas Summerlin TPC Club House 7:15 a.m.Tuesday Downtown Hugo’s (Four Queens Hotel) 12:15 p.m.Tuesday Henderson HBRC/Wells Fargo building (122 S. Water St.) NoonTuesday Mesquite Oasis Club House NoonTuesday Las Vegas West Canyon Gate Country Club 12:15 p.m.Tuesday Red Rock Rotary No Regrets Bar (8349 W Sunset Rd #150) 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Pahrump Valley Mountain Falls Grill Room 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Boulder City Boulder Creek Golf Course NoonWednesday Moapa Old Overton Gym 6:30 a.m.Wednesday Las Vegas Central Las Vegas Country Club 12:15 p.m.Wednesday LV Spring Mountains Siena Bistro, Siena Golf Club 5:30p.m. Town Center Drive south of FlamingoThursday Boulder City Sunrise Boulder Creek Golf Course 7:00 a.m.Thursday Green Valley Wildhorse Golf Club 7:00 a.m.Thursday Las Vegas Rotary Lawry’s Prime Rib NoonThursday Mesquite Sunrise Oasis Golf Course (Red Room) 7:30 a.m.Friday North Las Vegas Los Prados Country Club 7:15 a.m. Off Lone Mtn. betw. Decatur & JonesFriday Las Vegas “Won” Fogo de Chao 5:00 p.m.
MAKE-UP DAYS AND PLACES
Don’t miss The April Issue of THE ROTARIAN
APRIL 18, 2019TODAY’S PROGRAM
MARTY WALDMAN
CALENDAR
SCRIBE
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
MEMBER HIGHLIGHTS
Rotary At A GlanceRotarians Members - 1,207,102; Clubs - 34,823; Districts - 538; Countries - 200+;
Rotaractors Clubs - 7,868; Members - 180,964; Countries - 162Interact Clubs - 18,005; Members - 414,115; Countries - 132
Post Office Box 15152Las Vegas, Nevada 89114Phone: 702-433-7451Fax: 702-450-7859District 5300Club 813Website: www.lasvegasrotary.comEmail: [email protected] Director: Shawn Noorda
LAS VEGAS ROTARY FOUNDATION 2018-2019BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President: Paul KrugerPresident Elect: Randy CampaneleSecretary: Jerry EngelTreasurer: Bob WernerImmediate Past President: Larry Rouse
Senior Members: Steve Casey Caty CrockettTy Hilbrecht Paul MaffeySharon McNair Thomas Thomas
Trustees:Dan Adamson James KohlJanice Lencke Jacqueline Thornhill
April 18, 2019
The Las Vegas Rotary Club’s Mission:
Marty WaldmanSpace System Architecture
WHAT IS ROTARY?Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to cre-
ate lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and
in ourselves.
THE FOUR-WAY TEST OF THE THINGS
WE THINK, SAY OR DO
1. Is it the TRUTH?2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?3. Will it build GOODWILL and
BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all
concerned?Mr. Waldman brings over 42 years of DoD Navy and Air Force Program Management experience to SIL from his technical involvement with Cruise Missile, Space Shuttle, Titan IV, Minuteman, Peacekeeper and Eastern/Western Range Data Acquisition and Processing Systems. With a keen eye on building business relationships to benefit SIL and its partners, Mr. Waldman leverages his understanding of projected DoD/ Commercial needs in conjunction with available technology and articulates this understanding to other SIL leadership for suggested implementation. Having successfully authored and prosecuted numerous Patents, Mr. Waldman’s insight
and understanding of what’s necessary to bring a product to the commercial/military market is continually demonstrated via the fielding of these and other key technologies. Leading applications include the Vehicle Based Independent Range System, Military Grade Small Satellites, and Space Rated Battery/Power Systems. B.S. Electrical Engineering, Northeastern University, 1977
Marty Waldman: BD & Intellectual Property Director / Space Systems Architect for Space Information Labs (SIL) www.SpaceInformationlabs.com
-Co-Founder of www.EndeavourInstitute.org -Las Vegas Chapter Chair of the Los Angeles/Las Vegas AIAA https://www.eventbrite.com/o/aiaa-los-angeles-las-vegas-section-543592698
-NDIA Southern Nevada Chapter President https://www.ndia.org/chapters?PageNumber=1&ChapterName=&City=LAS+VEGAS
-Las Vegas Spaceport Project Lead @LasVegasSpaceport
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