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Home is where the heart is.<br />

Not to mention all your stuff.<br />

waters receded, helped purchase building materials and participated<br />

in the repairs. We want our unfortunate neighbors to know that we<br />

are here to help long after the disaster passes for as long as they need<br />

us. As participants in Fort Bend Recovers and in collaboration with<br />

partners across our Fulshear-Simonton community, the Rotary Club<br />

of Brazos River continues to help folks affected by Hurricane Harvey<br />

and its floodwaters.<br />

Although the disaster struck in late August 2017, the recovery and<br />

rebuild process will take many, many more months and our Club intends<br />

to continue serving through this long haul. Stay informed about<br />

the needs of our neighbors as they rebuild their lives and please help<br />

through your gifts of treasure and/or ability. Email us @ BrazosRiver-<br />

Rotary@gmail.com if you’d like to help or have questions. Thank you!<br />

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In October, the club donated funds to the Fulshear-Simonton Fire<br />

Department to purchase six hydraulic rescue struts. These hydraulic<br />

rescue tools are used by emergency rescue personnel in vehicle extrication<br />

of crash victims, as well as other rescues from small spaces.<br />

In November, our Rotary Club partnered with the Fulshear-Simonton<br />

Lions Club and the Honor Our Veterans Committee to offer a heartfelt<br />

thanks to the more than 120 folks from across our community who took<br />

part in the Honor Our Veterans Breakfast. Veterans from all services:<br />

Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard were present.<br />

VFW POST 9182<br />

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 9182 presented Ms. Marla<br />

Garcia, Manager of James Coney Island, Mason Road and Mr. Arturo<br />

Ogaz, Multi Store Manager, James Coney Island the November/<br />

December Americanism Award for their willingness to promote Patriotism<br />

and Americanism by showing pride in flying the American<br />

Flag continuously. This award will be awarded monthly to a small<br />

business in the Katy area that promotes Patriotism and Americanism<br />

by flying the American Flag.<br />

ROTARY CLUB OF BRAZOS RIVER<br />

SERVICE ABOVE SELF<br />

The Rotary Club of Brazos River is a community service organization<br />

whose membership represents the area from West Katy to Simonton,<br />

including Fulshear and Weston <strong>Lakes</strong>. The Club ended a busy 2017<br />

with a list of impressive accomplishments. In the wake of Hurricane<br />

Harvey, which brought destructive flooding to many homes in our<br />

neighborhoods, club members volunteered to clean up after flood<br />

In December, learning that there were families in our community who<br />

were not going to have a Christmas because of Harvey’s continuing<br />

effect, Club members stepped in and created an Adopt-A-Family for<br />

Christmas project.<br />

Additionally, members of the club volunteer at the monthly Family<br />

Hope Food Fair. Hundreds of families come on the second Saturday<br />

of each month to receive food and other items that are available.<br />

22 <strong>March</strong> <strong>2018</strong> | Community Newsletter

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