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Rosemary Almand Exec CAPE
Joanne Anderson Insurance
Dave Bedford (R) Prop Mgmt
Jeff Bickerton Attorney
Charles Crohare Banking
Eric Dillie Education
Kevin Drake (R) Educator
Lauren Franzella Attorney
Dennis Gambs (R) Civil Eng
Rich Goldstein Investment Adv.
Scott Haggerty (H) ALCO Supe
Khabira Hartwig (R) Nutritionist
Jerry Hawkins (R) Dentist
Joshua Heavenston Water Mgmt
Tom Marcel Orthodontist
Kevin McCallum - Real Estate
Beth McCormick LLNL
Larry Miller Heating & Air
Wes Morgan (H) Police Training
Javier Perez Investment Adv
Roy Porfido Prof Magician
Fred Quarterman (R) Educator
Dick Quigley (R) Water Mgmt
Peter Quinn Physical Therapist
Philomena Rambo Educator
Eduardo Salaz (R) VP Admin
Ed Schumann Commercial Ins
Graham Scott (R) Entrepreneur
Sherri Simoni Print & Promo
Gib Souza (R) Real Estate Broker
Lori Souza Systems Analyst
Bill Stevens Geotech Engineer
Wolfgang Stoeffl (R) Scientist
Deb Tacker (R) Corp Trainer
Bob Tucknott (H) Elec Contractor
Steve Utley Speach Writer
Frank Vallejo Water Mgmt
Anne Wilburn (R) Real Estate
George Wineinger Co Real Estate
(R) - Retired ; (H) - Honorary
People Often Ask Me About Rotary and Why I Am a Member...
Like many organizations, Rotary has a Mission Statement: “The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.” The vision statement that describes Rotary’s approach is: “Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”
But for me, Rotary is not just a mission or vision statement, it is a fantastic opportunity to work with some of the finest of Livermore Valley’s community leaders to accomplish great things. For instance, a big ongoing worldwide program which Rotary International began back in 1985 is to eradicate polio. Much progress has been made and all but three countries in the world have now been declared polio-free.
Locally, the Club has provided both financial assistance and support for projects in/with the schools, CAPE, Teen Esteem, Valley Children’s Museum, Safe & Sober Grad Night, and Shepherd’s Gate (through its mini-grant program) as well as facilitating hands-on service projects where Club members provide physical labor to maximize benefits from the dollars we raise. Through the Rotarian Foundation of Livermore, larger projects are funded such as the Every Fifteen Minutes Program and construction of a bandstand in a city park.
It’s hard to imagine a better opportunity to work with great people, accomplishing wonderful things and having fun at the same time. Take some time to browse our website and please join us for a 7 a.m. Tuesday morning breakfast meeting at Beeb’s in Livermore to find out more about Rotary, in general, and our Club, in specific.
Like many organizations, Rotary has a Mission Statement: “The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.” The vision statement that describes Rotary’s approach is: “Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”
But for me, Rotary is not just a mission or vision statement, it is a fantastic opportunity to work with some of the finest of Livermore Valley’s community leaders to accomplish great things. For instance, a big ongoing worldwide program which Rotary International began back in 1985 is to eradicate polio. Much progress has been made and all but three countries in the world have now been declared polio-free.
Locally, the Club has provided both financial assistance and support for projects in/with the schools, CAPE, Teen Esteem, Valley Children’s Museum, Safe & Sober Grad Night, and Shepherd’s Gate (through its mini-grant program) as well as facilitating hands-on service projects where Club members provide physical labor to maximize benefits from the dollars we raise. Through the Rotarian Foundation of Livermore, larger projects are funded such as the Every Fifteen Minutes Program and construction of a bandstand in a city park.
It’s hard to imagine a better opportunity to work with great people, accomplishing wonderful things and having fun at the same time. Take some time to browse our website and please join us for a 7 a.m. Tuesday morning breakfast meeting at Beeb’s in Livermore to find out more about Rotary, in general, and our Club, in specific.
Partners in Rotary
We are thankful for the support given by these individuals and companies that permits the Rotary Club of Livermore Valley the opportunity to fund our community grants program. These are our Partners in Rotary.
LVRC Colleagues
* LVRC Colleague 1 - Matt Rusca
* LVRC Colleague 2 - Nadine Horner
* LVRC Colleague 3 - Steve Faith
* LVRC Colleague 4 - Jim Summers
* LVRC Colleague 5 - Mark Codiroli
LVRC Volunteers
* Rose Wilkins
LVRC Bocce Sponsors
* TOPCON Positioning Systems
* Campo Di Bocce
* The Club at Ruby Hill
* Heritage Estates /Leisure Care
* 24 Hour Fitness
* Brenda Miller
* Lori Souza - Balazs
* Baez Geotechnical Group - Bill Stevens
* Wall & Ceiling Alliance
* Tesoro Financial Group - Javier Perez
* Steve & Linda Boucke
* Colliers International - George Weininger
* National Securities - Rich Goldstein
* Livermore Toyota
* Kemper CPA Group - Ken McCartney
* Shea Homes NORCAL
* Gene Morgan Insurance Agency
* E&B Natural Resources Mgmt Corp.
* California Water Service
* Millers Air and Heat
* Carls Jr / Jamba Juice
* Khabira Hartwig
Find out how you and/or your company can become a Livermore Valley Partner in Rotary.
Who Would ?
Each year, the Rotary Club of Livermore Valley and the Rotary Club of Livermore, along with their mutually funded Rotarian Foundation of Livermore donate over $100,000 to local, worthwhile charities.
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