The Renotarian

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THE ROTARY CLUBReno, Nevada

Rotary Club of RenoOffi cers and DirectorsCraig Wesner .......................PresidentBill Boon ......................President ElectPhil Mahoney .......President NomineeMary Brock ......... President DesignateCurt Chapman ............. Past PresidentCarl Fuetsch ......................... SecretaryCathy Delionback ................TreasurerSheila Hlubucek ........................ DirectorKurt Mische ............................... DirectorMaria Sheehan ......................... DirectorDiana Hoffman ......................... DirectorGary Warren ............................. DirectorKirk Bailey ................................. DirectorTina Doherty ............................. DirectorTrudy Nauman .......................... Director

Reno Rotary FoundationJim Pfrommer ........................... PresidentCarl Fuetsch ......................... SecretaryCathy Delionback ................... TreasurerJohn Spears ........................InvestmentsBill Boon ................................. Ex-officioCraig Wesner ...........................TrusteeBrian Armon ...............................TrusteeHarvey Fennell ............................TrusteeLaurie Leonard ...........................TrusteePhil Stone ....................................TrusteeMary Brock ..................................TrusteeTom Taelour ................................Trustee

Newsletter/WebsiteDavid Spillers ......... Newsletter EditorGrace Nichols .................. Web-master

MEMBER PROFILETom Young

After graduating from UNR with a degree in Civil Engineering, Tom started working for Lumos Inc. where he has worked for 23 years. He began his career with Lumos in the Carson City offi ce, and transferred to the Reno offi ce fi ve years ago. Tom specializes in hydrology, public works, and private devel-opment projects. Recently, Tom has been working on Stonegate, a residential develop-ment project that will include 4,800 new homes in Cold Springs. The planning process for Stonegate began in early 2016, and the fi rst planning commission presentation takes place this month.

Tom’s biggest challenge is balancing life, work, family, and community service. He says he is attempting to reduce this challenge by completing some assignments. Tom’s greatest strength is problem solving since he does this every day for his clients. He is rec-ognized as a good mentor to junior staff members at Lumos.

Tom is co-chair of Reno Sparks Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program for profes-sional development. He completed the pro-gram in 2012, and joined the executive council of the program in 2014. Last year, Tom led the workshop teams for the pro-gram.

Tom serves on the parish council for St. Te-resa of Avila in Carson City. In this role, he gives advice to the priest and monitors church activities and expenses. Tom is active-ly involved in the special events sponsored by the church.

Tom also serves as a board member for the Eagle Valley Children’s Home. This is a home in Carson City for severely disabled children. Many of the residents stay in the home their entire lives. The home has 17 residents rang-ing from fi ve years of age to 50.

For 23 years, Tom has been married to Lau-ra, a Hospice Nurse for Renown. Tom has a

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Please make sure you turn in make-ups to Carl Fuetsch at a club meeting or by email: info@renorotaryclub.org. Don’t forget that you need to attend or make up at least 50% of club regular meetings in each half of the year (rolling six months) and attend at least 30% of this club’s meetings in each half of the year. Credit can be received for Rotary committee work and other offi cial Rotary functions.

ATTENDANCE

HOW TO INTRODUCE YOUR GUESTS AND NEW MEMBERS AT A CLUB MEETINGWhen introducing a guest or new members during a Club meeting, the correct way is to greet the Club President, fellow Rotarians and guests, introduce yourself and state your classifi cation, and then introduce your guest, their title and business affi liation. Please do not introduce any guest as a prospective new member or that they are looking for a position or clients.

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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?

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ROTARY CLUB OF LOYALTON’SANNUAL LAMB BARBEQUE

Thursday, August 17, 2017

Loyalton Rotary Park

Cocktails – 5:00 pm Dinner – 6:00 pm

Dinner is $20.00 (payable at the event) and $10.00 for the bus ride, which can be billed to the club.

Come one, come all to the Rotary Club of Loyalton’s Annual Lamb Barbeque. A fantastic night of fellowship; the traditional barbeque lamb, as well as chicken, beans, salad and bread, libations, and music, and all in the wonderful Sierra Valley where the night skies are absolutely perfect for star gazing. You may even spot our District Governor and a few Past Governor’s as well.

Be sure to bring a jacket, as it cools down when the sun sets.

We depart at 4:15 sharp from KNPB (lower lot), and return at approximately 9:00 pm

You can sign up through ClubRunner or contact chair Blake Howe:bhowe@funeraltrust.org