1. ATTENDANCE
They always make it a point to attend as many Rotary meetings of their clubs and also of other clubs, as is possible. They are aware that attending Rotary meetings is a very important part of being a Rotarian. They do not miss any chance to attend such meetings. They also attend meetings of various committees of which they are members and even some others if they are invited. They are keen to attend various district functions and all projects of their club. They are proud to attend the district assembly and the district conference every year. They would try to attend the Rotary convention at least once in five years

Steve Laur was recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow by Wayne Collmeyer at the March 23rd meeting.

Congratulations Steve!

Left to right, Steve Laur, Wayne Collmeyer (from Waterloo Club)

Rotary is a volunteer organization with 33,000 clubs in over 200 countries and geographical areas. It initiates humanitarian projects that address today’s challenges affecting the world today, such as hunger, poverty, and illiteracy.

The Red Bud Rotary Club would like to thank the community of Red Bud, neighboring communities and Rotary Clubs, our family and friends for their support.

With your help the Red Bud Rotary club has made a difference locally and internationally:

Tina Stulce DDS was recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow by Wayne Collmeyer at the January 17th meeting.

Congratulations Tina!

Left to right, Joe Tanner, Tina Stulce, Wayne Collmeyer (from Waterloo Club)

Pamela Poetker, President

Curt Wasson, Vice President

Matt Wagner, Secretary

Clinton Mudd, Treasurer

Steve Laur, Sargeant At Arms

A check for $3,000.00 was presented by the Red Bud Rotary Club to Kristin Heap and Larry Lovell, principal, Red Bud Elementary School, to begin a library of Leveled Reader books for students K-3. The objective of this program is to provide Red Bud Elementary School with needed materials necessary to meet the varied needs of primary students.