Welcome to the 2026-2027
Rotary Year!
President, Cathy Hart
And members of our Club welcome you to share in the work of this great group.
This week: September 3, 2025
This week's friendly faces:
President Cathy Hart will
conduct the meeting.
*Art and Richard on the 50/50 table
*Piet leads The Pledge of Allegiance
*Les is on with the 4/5 Way Test
*The Though to Start The Day will be shared by RuthAnn
OUR PROGRAM:
Rob and Paula will share with us their work with Haemophilia, an inherited bleeding disorder in which the blood does not clot properly because a key clotting protein is missing or low. Paul and Rob are linking Rotary club groups throughout the world to increase education, diagnosis and treatment for all.
Come and learn how you can help.
Upcoming programs include:
Next week:
Karl Watters, Director of Veteran & Military Services at UTU, will be inviting us to attend Patriot Day Memorial Event and honor one of our own!
St. George Sunrise Rotary Club Past President, Mike Branum will be receiving a Spirit of Service Award!
Karl will also be sharing the awarding of the
Freedom Rocks scholarship.
Coming up in the future we will learn about Mary's House, a service many of us may not even have know existed! And, on the plate is our upcoming Club Assembly, Kristy Pike of the Children's Justice Center, and a special program on Polio eradication. Stay tuned for dates and details!
Service above self.
The Food Bank Project:
September dates TBA.
Upcoming event in our community, as we continue our service to Switchpoint, we are invited.......
UPCOMING SOCIAL!
Upcoming meetings:
The Board will meet September 22nd at 4:00, at Egor's office:
912 W. 1600 South
St. George
(Snow Jensen Building off Dixie Dr.)
The Service Committee will meet next after the breakfast meeting on September 10th, that would be NEXT WEEK!
Thank you, Veterans for your service!
Greetings St. George Sunrise Rotarians! I am both honored and delighted that you all have put your faith in me to lead this great club for the coming year. I hope to live up to all of your expectations! (No pressure, right?) One expectation that I have is that we continue to increase the fun we have together as Rotarians. Many of you say over and over again that you joined Rotary for the service, and that is a very noble thing, no doubt. However, I have found that people STAY in Rotary for the friendships, the camaraderie, and the FUN they have with other service-oriented people! That's why I have titled the theme this year, "MORE FUN!"
