April, 2006 My Fellow Rotarians - Rotary's Global History Fellowship
April, 2006 My Fellow Rotarians - Rotary's Global History Fellowship
April, 2006 My Fellow Rotarians - Rotary's Global History Fellowship
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District 6440 Histories 2005<br />
unique Gerry Oakes style? Joe Musolino managed a parade of programs that kept us informed,<br />
entertained and amazed. Thank you for those who came up with their impromptu classification talks<br />
when a presenter failed to “show!” These were some of the topics: programs devoted to our WW II<br />
Veterans, our Korean Veterans, Angel Flight, Athleticare, the Arlington Heights Parks Foundation,<br />
Calderwood, Selling Dynamics, Saudi/Arab/American Relations, organ transplant, Curly’s Boys & Girls<br />
on Valentine’s Day and who can forget the “Antique Roadshow!” (Members still wonder if Lou<br />
O’Donnell reads by the light of the antique lamp he brought for appraisal!)<br />
Mary Kalou, our Treasurer, centralized Club record storage and coordinated the Club’s application for<br />
the 501(c)3 non-profit corporate status for charitable funds. Kerry Pearson helped with the legal aspects<br />
of the latter. Jennifer Burnidge, Director of Vocational Service coordinated vocational scholarships and<br />
was a driving force in the Raffle, along with Vice President Scott Whisler and Mark Silverman. Perry<br />
Comadeca, Community Service Director, and Terry Ennis, Director of Club Service, organized a variety<br />
of club activities: baseball outing, the Christmas giving, Mike Silverman’s hosting of the ABC’s of<br />
Rotary. Kris Stabler was always there for us, whether it was hosting the Steak Fry, the Holiday Party<br />
(Great Band!!!) or opening up facilities for the Holiday Wrapping. Lou O’Donnell began his research<br />
for a Centennial Project.<br />
Sadly, we remember that 2002-03 was a year of losses, too. We bade farewell to <strong>Rotarians</strong> Jim Drake<br />
and John Freiburg, Jr., and Kris Stabler’s husband. We will long remember the good will and better<br />
friendships provided by these outstanding life models.<br />
The Rotary Club of Arlington Heights is a unique organization that captures the energy of a vibrant<br />
community. Congratulations on fifty years of outstanding fellowship and service!<br />
Fran Rogers<br />
2003-04 – Bill Hoff was president.<br />
2004-05 – Scott Whisler was president.<br />
Youth Exchange Activity:<br />
1967 - Hosted Hans Ake Dahlberg from Sweden. Sent two students to Japan.<br />
1971 - Hosted Carlos Furro Serrano from Mexico.<br />
1973 - Sent a student to Australia. Hosted Keiji Utsumi from Japan.<br />
1974 - Contributed $600 advance registration for two students to study overseas.<br />
1975 - Hosted Regis Pires Maia from Brazil and Boel Nilehn from Sweden.<br />
1976 - Hosted Marco Fabio Pompeu from Brazil, and sent a student to Brazil.<br />
1977 - Sent a student to Sweden, and hosted Dominique Patient from France.<br />
1979 - Hosted Anita Reid from Australia.<br />
1981 - Hosted Birgitta Soderberg from Sweden, and sent Carolyn Wolf to Australia.<br />
1982 - Sent Jill Belke to Finland and Rob McKeown to Japan. Hosted Beate Muller from Germany.<br />
1983 - Hosted Isabelle Gaborieau from France.<br />
1984 - Hosted Akiko Miyanohara from Japan.<br />
1985 - Hosted Thanut Liengpanieh of Thailand.<br />
1986 - Sent John Kottke to Australia, and hosted Sari Tianen from Finland.<br />
1987 - Hosted Tina Niclaus from Germany.<br />
1988 - Hosted Mariann Koch from Denmark, and sent Kate Thinnes to France.<br />
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