Woody Lotts, Executive Director of Numerica Performing Arts Center (PAC), and member of Wenatchee Sunrise Rotary Club. After describing his youth in a small Arizona town, and some of his education and early career summarized by his philosophy of jumping into "the deep end of the pool", Woody shared what the Numerica PAC has done in the first year after going dark during Covid-19 pandemic. He also discussed the full season of shows coming and the move to connect with our Spanish speaking community. Additionally, Woody expanded on a possible partnership with the Rotary Clubs of the Wenatchee Valley. Woody is a highly energetic and entertaining speaker.
CONNECTIONS. Many Rotarians and friends gathered on Tuesday after Carmen's memorial service to share memories of our beloved polio hero.
NOTICE: Inbound exchange student Rosario will NOT be arriving on August 17 at Pangborn. She is flying into SeaTac and her first host family Joel and Julie Banken will be picking her up.
IMAGINE ROTARY - Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, created by a young artist in 1928, eventually became Micky Mouse, leading to the Walt Disney empire, employing many "Disney Imagineers". President Jill likened this evolution to Rotary International, which began from the first Rotary club of only 4 members. We as Rotarians have the power of our imagination to build great things things as did Walt Disney. "Let us imagine Rotary together today and keep it going."
NEW MEMBER PROPOSAL. The board has approved the application of former RYE* student Katie Blair, sponsored by PP Kory Kalahar. She was outbound 2006-07, to Nice, France. Photo is from her amazing story in the Appleseed of April 02, 2020, when she was living in NYC near Broadway, a victim of COVID, from which she still suffers.
She will become a member if there are no objections after two Appleseed mentions. Make comments here.
* Rotary Youth Exchange
GUESTS. Elani Scott, outbound RYE student to Argentina, whose departure has been delayed.
Troy
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David Rayfield, Wenatchee Wild Senior Sales and Operations Coordinator.
Troy Mick, Hockey Director / Head Coach 18UAAA and 16UAAA.
Troy made an appeal for billet homes, to house some of the incoming players. President Jill testified how she and husband Tom have been hosting players since 2014 and how it has been a life-changing experience.
Jill's Hockey images
COMMITTEE SPOTLIGHT. The WRF is hosting an Ice Cream Social fellowship event on August 18 from 5:30pm-6:15pm at the Rotary Park North Pavilion. Event is open to Rotarians and their families.
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS ROTARY?
Sponsored by the Wenatchee Musuem and Cultural Center.
Several members were quick to identify the photo:
Answer: "Coyote Leads the Salmon Upriver".
The North Central Washington Museum (now the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center) commissioned Seattle artist Rich Beyer to create a cedar sculpture for a 1988 interactive children’s exhibit showcasing the historical photography of the Columbia River.
FINES. Karen McCart's daughter was married in July, so now she is enjoying having two sons-in-law, and now is likely hoping to be a grandma.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK.
"Dreams are important, you need to have big goals and expect a lot of yourself. But you have to enjoy the ride too."
Sidney Crosby- Pittsburgh Penguins
ROTARY RLI TRAINING.
RLI Training will equip you to better serve your community and share the value of Rotary! Plus, you will get to meet and collaborate with others in our district. And it is rumored that President Jill is buying lunch. :).
Many Rotarians and other friends gathered in Cashmere on August 9th to say goodbye to our beloved member and polio champion, Carmen Bossenbrock, who passed away on July 31, a 35-year member of Wenatchee Rotary.
The North Central Washington Museum (now the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center) commissioned Seattle artist Rich Beyer to create a cedar sculpture for an 1988 interactive children’s exhibit showcasing the historical photography of the Columbia River.
Coyote Leads the Salmon Upriver enjoyed such an enthusiastic response that Beyer was approached to create an all-new aluminum version of the sculpture for placement in the new Walla Walla Point Park.......
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VHS Vivian
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CONNECTIONS. Many Rotarians and friends gathered on Tuesday after Carmen's memorial service to share memories of our beloved polio hero.
NOTICE: 
IMAGINE ROTARY - Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, created by a young artist in 1928, eventually became Micky Mouse, leading to the Walt Disney empire, employing many "Disney Imagineers". President Jill likened this evolution to Rotary International, which began from the first Rotary club of only 4 members. We as Rotarians have the power of our imagination to build great things things as did Walt Disney. "Let us imagine Rotary together today and keep it going."
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FINES. Karen McCart's daughter was married in July, so now she is enjoying having two sons-in-law, and now is likely hoping to be a grandma.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK
ROTARY RLI TRAINING. 
Many Rotarians and other friends gathered in Cashmere on August 9th to say goodbye to our beloved member and polio champion, Carmen Bossenbrock, who passed away on July 31, a 35-year member of Wenatchee Rotary.
VHS Vivian
