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NYSKC University - New Home for Christian Scholars  Welcomes Medina Sunrise Rotary |
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MARK J. SUTHERLAND MEMORIAL ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS WERE PRESENTED TO FOUR OUTSTANDING MEDINA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS  |
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PROJECT: LEARN's Match Wits 2017 Second Place Winners, MEDINA SUNRISE ROTARY: Kathy & Will Koran, David Lariviere, Lisa Hamilton, Jennifer & Nate Kenney, and Debbie & Dale Huefner .jpg) |
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MEDINA SUNRISE ROTARY  INDUCTS FOUR COMMUNITY LEADERS |
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Delaney Sheldon from Cloverleaf HS Represents Medina County  in NE Ohio Rotary District Speech Contest |
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.jpg) PAUL HARRIS FELLOW AWARDPRESENTED TO ROGER HASSLER Roger Hassler was presented with the prestigious Paul Harris Fellow Award by Will Koran, club chairman of the Rotary Foundation, in the presence of fellow Medina Sunrise Rotarians, Buckeye Schools Superintendent Kent Morgan and Mallory Severance, at the community room of Carlson's Funeral Home in Medina. The Paul Harris Fellow recognition acknowledges those individuals who contribute, or who have contributions made in their name, of US$1,000 to The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International. The Rotary Foundation is a non-profit corporation that supports the efforts of Rotary International to achieve world understanding and peace through international humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs. It is supported solely by voluntary contributions from Rotarians and friends of the Foundation who share its vision of a better world. The Foundation was created in 1917 by Rotary International's sixth president, Clevelander Arch C. Klumph, as an endowment fund for Rotary "to do good in the world." It has grown from an initial contribution of US$26.50 to more than US$1billion. It has one of the largest and most prestigious international fellowship programs in the world. |
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   The finest orchestra in the world, our very own Cleveland Orchestra, performed a spectacular, once in a hundred year concert. This very special event, to honor Arch Klumph, the founder of The Rotary Foundation, was hosted at beautiful Severance Hall. Rotarians from around the world came to Cleveland to see The Cleveland Orchestra. |
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Medina Sunrise Rotary Celebrates 22nd Anniversary of Service Gathered around the Rotary Burr Oak Tree, which is planted on the southwest lawn of Medina's Historic Public Square, Medina Sunrise Rotary celebrated 22 years of service to the community. "The Burr Oak Tree came from the Morgan Park, Illinois, home of Paul Harris who founded Rotary in 1905," said first club president Becky Shotwell. "It was little more than a 12" sprig when the City of Medina received it in the 1 # # # PHOTO |
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"At NORTH GATEWAY TIRE, we are not just another service center, but a true member of the community, said proud Highland High School graduate Jeff Hill, as he welcomed Medina Sunrise Rotary for an off-site vocational talk and tour of the new NGT wholesale tire distribution warehouse in Seville. NORTH GATEWAY TIRE has been locally owned and operated by the Hill Family since 1979, and provides Medina County with quality brand name tires. It also offers "We don't only carry top brand passenger and light truck tires such as Bridgestone, Firestone, Yokohama, Toyo and Kumho, Jeff added, "We also carry full lines of medium truck, lawn & garden, agricultural and OTR tires." |
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http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/…/youth-foo…/hsgotw-poll.html The High School Game of the Week (...HSGOTW) returns this fall for the seventh consecutive year, with PNC Bank returning as the presenting partner and newly added Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) as the program’s associate partner. Since the program began, nearly six million votes have been submitted for weekly matchups posted on ClevelandBrowns.com, making the Game of the Week page one of the most visited pages on ClevelandBrowns.com. Each week, HSGOTW panelists Andrew Gribble, Jason Gibbs, Matt Fontana and Dave Skoczen nominate a game for the High School Game of the Week poll, where fans vote to determine each weekly matchup.
WEEK 1 MATCHUPS UP FOR VOTE Medina vs. Lakewood – Gibbs Each week, four panelists will nominate a game for the High School Game of the Week poll. The winning team from the selected Browns High School Game of the Week will receive $2,500 for their high school football program. The winning coach and the game’s most valuable player will be honored on the field during a Browns home game. At the conclusion of the season, the Browns will announce the High School Coach of the Year, who will earn additional funds for his program. A video recap of the game will be posted on clevelandbrowns.com. On Saturday, the “Cleveland Browns High School Football Show, presented by PNC Bank”, a one-hour program that airs from 8-9 a.m. ET on ESPN 850 WKNR, will feature an interview with the winning coach at 8:15 a.m. |
  ROTARY CLUBS OF BRUNSWICK, MEDINA & MEDINA SUNRISESUPPORT SHELTERBOX USA AT THE 2016 MEDINA INTERNATIONAL FEST "Since ShelterBox was founded in 2000, we have responded to over 270 disasters and humanitarian crises in more than 95 geographic locations and have provided emergency aid for well over one million people," said Jack Young, past Rotary District Governor and ShelterBox USA Board of Directors Emeritus. Within the first critical hours, we provide emergen...cy shelter and vital supplies to support communities in the US and around the world overwhelmed by disaster and humanitarian crisis. THANK YOU to Medina International Fest and the City of Medina for helping to promote awareness of ShelterBox and to the generosity of so many who donated to those who need our help when disaster strikes. You make a difference! From Hurricane Katrina and the recent flooding in Louisiana, to the Earthquake survivors in Nepal and Ecuador, and the ongoing refugee crisis in Syria, when families are in need of emergency shelter, Rotary and ShelterBox will do everything we can to help them.
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"Welcome to Dan's Dogs!" beamed new owner Paul (& Terra) Davis. Originally opened by 'Dan' in 1991, this unique hot dog eatery has been serving downtown Medina’s Historic District for over 25 years. When you step into "Medina's Premier 1950's Motif Hot Dog Eatery & Diner," each one of our 22 employees is committed to serving people in our community. If 41 kinds of hot dogs aren’t your thing, no worries; we also offer grilled burgers, chicken sandwiches, salads, pitas, and much more, whether you are a walk-in or regular customer, or booking a private party. Our robust, mission-oriented business model includes the diner, a mobile fleet and web-based business. Thanks to the leadership of Mayor Dennis Hanwell and the generosity of the City of Medina, Dan's Dogs' outreach "Wiener Wagon" has served over 40 charity events this year, from inner city Cleveland to Heartland Community Church and CUPS Cafe. We are honored to welcome home US Air Force Major Aaron Lewis, and offer his family a complimentary $50 gift certificate at Dan's Dogs. VISIT www.eatdansdogs.com FOR MORE INFORMATION or PHOTO (Medina Sunrise Rotary & Paul Davis) |
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"We raised over $14,635 this evening in support of the Rotary Foundation and its End Polio Now campaign," announced John Ross, Chair of the Medina Sunrise Rotary Club's Annual Foundation Dessert Auction.
Rotarians and guests bid generously on home-baked desserts as they enjoyed the hospitality of Rustic Hills, music of talented local singer Marina Strah and fellowship of family and friends.
The Annual Dessert Auction to raise money for the Rotary Foundation has become a tradition for Medina Sunrise Rotarians, who were recently recognized as the #1 club for per-capita giving in the District. All donations from the auction go directly to the Rotary Foundation and are matched by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
District Governor Dr. Michael Davanzo explained, "The Rotary Foundation transforms your gifts into projects that change lives both close to home and around the world. As the charitable arm of Rotary, we tap into a global network of Rotarians who invest their time, money, and expertise into our priorities, such as eradicating polio and promoting peace. Foundation grants empower Rotarians to approach challenges such as poverty, illiteracy, and malnutrition with sustainable solutions that leave a lasting impact."
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Dr. Michael Carlson and the associates of Carlson Funeral Home welcomed Medina Sunrise Rotary to an Anniversary Celebration and fellowship breakfast recognizing the club's 20 years of service to Medina. The event was marked by an historic video of the club produced by Carlson Funeral Homes as a special anniversary gift. A formal flag raising ceremony with a military escort, VFW Post #5137 Honor Guard, 21 gun salute, Taps, the Pledge of Allegiance and a Celtic Eagle bagpiper playing Amazing Grace completed the memorable program.
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Dr. Michael Davanzo of the Medina Sunrise Rotary Club, accompanied by First Lady Judith Davanzo, was inaugurated NE-Ohio Rotary District Governor 6630 in a formal banner exchange ceremony to mark the beginning of a his 2014-15 term of office. The upscale event was held at the Root Candles' Community Room which had been graciously provided by The A.I. Root Company. Over 100 guests enjoyed the music, food and fellowship while extending their congratulations and well wishes to Dr. and Mrs. Davanzo as they assume leadership of the district's 56 Rotary Clubs, 5 College Rotaract Clubs, 16 High School Interact Clubs and 6 International Youth Exchange Students. “'Light Up Rotary' is our International Theme," declared Dr. Davanzo, "but it is more than our theme. It is how we live in Rotary, how we think in Rotary, how we feel, and how we work. It is how we make a difference — every day, in every club, every community, every district, and every country where we serve.” "How you Light Up Rotary is up to you,” Davanzo emphasized. “You know where you are strong, you know what your community needs, and you know how you can help." When we come together as 1.22 million Rotarians to eradicate polio — and we will — we will have proved ourselves a global service organization capable of great things. And we’ll be even better equipped for the next challenge we choose to take on. We’ll have given the world a gift that will endure forever.”
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The Medina Sunrise Rotary Club recently partnered with Judge Kevin Dunn on a Build-a-Bear Workshop. “All our hard-working Rotarian and student volunteers were a big help,” said retired Judge Judy Cross, Rotary project chair. “The Build-A-Bear program, under Medina County Common Pleas Judge Kevin Dunn, was another big success this year as last. The lovable bears will be given to local foster children and distributed to some of the children who currently attend Medina County’s Windfall School.” Rotary Club President John Ross added, “We are pleased to continue our partnership with Judge Kevin Dunn on such a worthy project. The Build-a-Bear program is a perfect extension of our Medina Sunrise Rotary mission of ‘Making a difference in the lives of children in our community and beyond through our time, talents and treasures.’” PHOTOS Include: Dr. Andres Bello, Will Koran, Sharon Danko, Judy & Dr. Mike Davanzo, John Ross, Becky Shotwell and The Bears |
Medina Sunrise Rotary was honored to have our Past Ohio District Governor Jack Young, accompanied by Marsha Pappalardo, visiting today to officiate the Passing of the Gavel Ceremony, to introduce our Rotary International 2013-14 Theme, '"Engage Rotary, Change Lives" and to induct Nate Bowman into the fellowship of Rotary. "The Passing of the Gavel Ceremony is an honored Rotary tradition signifying the responsibility associated with the office of club president," stated Mr. Young. In this ceremony, the outgoing club president, Vance Truman, hands the gavel to the District Officer representing Rotary, Jack Young, signifying the return of the responsibility of which he/she was entrusted upon assuming the presidency. The Rotary District Officer then passes the gavel to the incoming club president, John Ross, thus demonstrating confidence in the new president's ability to handle the responsibility of the office of president and maintain or better the club and fulfill the Rotary Motto of "Service Above Self." Mr. Young concluded the Passing of the Gavel and New Member Induction Ceremonies by thanking the club for their commitment to service and invited all to join him in welcoming our newest Medina Sunrise Rotarian, Nate Bowman, CFO/MCA for Keller Williams in Medina. |
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WINE & ROSES BENEFIT DINNER AND AUCTION RAISES FUNDS FOR MEDINA YOUTH Medina Sunrise Rotary hosted its 14th Annual Wine & Roses Benefit Dinner Dance and Auction at Weymouth Country Club on Saturday night to support the club's mission, "Committed to making a difference in the lives of children in our community and beyond through our time, talents and treasures," announced Rotary club president Vance Truman. "We we are grateful for our generous sponsors and contributors, and welcome all our guests and this year's two major charities -- The Children's Center of Medina County and Feeding Medina County."
The nearly 300 who were in attendance at one of Medina's most elegant annual charity events were treated to a patriotic opening ceremony from the U.S. Navy Color Guard sent by the Navy Operational Support Center in Akron, a cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, a 3-course gourmet meal with select wines, music and dancing by Midnight Blue, silent & live auction items, a raffle, and everyone received delicious McJak Candy Company fudge and a beautiful long-stemmed red rose.
Becky Shotwell, president of Stop n' Go, one of the three major event sponsors, which included Medina Auto Parts/Carquest and RICO Manufacturing, said "This was a wonderful evening of coming together as friends to help others in our own community. Medina is a special place and without all of you and your generosity, this evening would not have been possible.
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The Medina Sunrise Rotary Club's 11th Annual Rotary Foundation Dessert Auction raised over $9,000 to support the Rotary Foundation's global humanitarian, educational and peace programs. "The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable 1.2 million Rotarians world-wide to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education and the alleviation of poverty," stated Foundation Chairman Will Koran. Vance Truman, Club President, thanked Rustic Hills Country Club, Rotarians and many friends for their generosity which would continue Rotary's leadership in the global effort to eradicate Polio, fund fellowships in peace and conflict resolution, and contribute to Foundation Grants in humanitarian causes. |
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Rotary Foundation Chairman Will Koran and the Ohio Rotary District Governors and Past Governors honored 37 Medina Sunrise Rotarians and family members as distinguished Paul Harris Fellows in a beautiful pool-side ceremony at the gazebo of Rustic Hills Country Club.
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The Medina Sunrise Rotary Club would like to thank our generous Sponsors and Contributors to the 2012 Wine and Roses Benefit Dinner and Auction. Proceeds from the event benefit the Children's Center of Medina County.
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Thirty volunteers from Medina Sunrise Rotary and RICO gathered for a workshop at RICO Manufacturing in Medina on Monday evening, at the invitation of RICO Mfg. President Steve Shuck, to repair and adapt toys and assistive devices for children with disabilities. Barbara Sagar, Rotary club program director, stated that the workshop was sponsored by RePlay for Kids, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization, which provides these services at no cost for non-profit organizations that provide medical, educational, or recreational resources for children with disabilities in the Northeast Ohio area. |
As holiday-dressed children gathered around the Christmas Tree to sing a Yuletide favorite, "Jingle Bells," Santa Claus suddenly appeared to the wonder and delight of all who had come to celebrate the Medina Sunrise Rotary annual Family Christmas Party. |
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Rotary Note: The Rotary Convention The Rotarian -- October 2010
The Ernest N. Morial Convention Center is the site of the 2011 RI Convention, including all plenary and breakout sessions and the House of Friendship. It is an easy walk from many downtown hotels, a quick ride on the Riverfront Streetcar to the historic French Market, and will be the site of the Sounds of the South Concert . The center is also steps from Riverwalk Marketplace, a unique collection of 140 shops and eateries. The convention begins May 21 through 25, 2011.
New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center 900 Convention Center Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70130-1799 504-582-3000
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Medina Sunrise Rotary Club welcomed our newest member Steve Shuck, VP/COO of BPR/RICO Equipment, and installed Cloverleaf Local Schools' Superintendent Daryl Kubilis as the 2011-2012 Club President.
Steve Shuck was formally presented with his Rotary lapel pin and induction kit by his sponsor Dennis Neate. Following Steve's induction and welcome into Rotary, the traditional "Passing of the Gavel" ceremony which installed Daryl Kubilis as the new club president, was officiated by outgoing club president Joseph Gaebelein and Dr. Michael Davanzo, Rotary Assistant District Governor. Dr. Davanzo extended his congratulations and presented Daryl with a banner displaying the 2011-2012 Rotary International Theme, "Reach Within to Embrace Humanity." |
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Dr. Mahadeo Chand was recognized for his dedication to Rotary with the Dr. James A. McClintock Rotary Spirit Award. Dr. Chand is remembered fondly for his many accomplishments, continuous learning, and much-valued mentoring of the Sunrise Rotary club's leaders and membership. Mrs. Chand accepted her husband's award. Dr. Chand's daughters and sons-in-law shared more memories and stories that further illustrated Dr. Chand's character.
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Medina Sunrise Rotary Club hosted the annual Mark Sutherland Scholarship Award breakfast to honor 4 outstanding high school seniors in Medina County:
Cassandra Abbate - Highland HS Allison Christy - Medina HS Janelle Shaffer - Coverleaf HS Rachel Zacharias - Buckeye HS "'The Medina Sunrise Rotary Club 'Mark Sutherland Scholarships' are awarded annually to honor outstanding high school seniors in Medina County who were selected for their academic achievement, leadership in the community and commitment to the Rotary motto of 'Service Above Self,'" stated Dr. David Loeper, scholarship chairman. "The scholarship is named in memory of past school superintendent, Rotary District Governor Elect, Club President and Paul Harris Fellow - Mark Sutherland." Mrs. Judy Sutherland (wife), Medina County ESC Superintendent Will Koran, Cloverleaf Schools Superintendent Daryl Kubilus and Past Highland Schools Superintendent Dr. Mike Carlson were present to congratulate the 2011 scholarship winners. |
Dr. Mike Carlson and Doug Loehr, two of the three Chairpersons (Mark Morse is missing from photo) for the 2011 Medina Sunrise Rotary Wine & Roses Auction & Dinner Dance, present a check for $10,000 to Jennifer Graham from the Medina County Childrens' Center.
"We are so pleased, that through our continuing partnership with Rotary, Medina County Childrens' Center has been able to provide safe and compassionate care to almost 300 neglected and abused children in 2010, "said Executive Director Karen Glass. |
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Enhance Service Above Self in your club's projects by first understanding the community's needs. See this month's Rotary Leader for full article. |
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Humanitarian grants from The Rotary Foundation enable Rotarians to increase their support of international service projects that can help in areas such as this lettuce farm in Niger. Contributions to Rotary Foundation funds enable Rotarians to carry out humanitarian and educational projects.
Donors may direct their gifts to three main funds: the Annual Programs Fund, which supports the Foundation’s humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs worldwide; the Permanent Fund, which provides an endowment; and the PolioPlus Fund. |
Nearly 300 Rotarians and guests enjoyed a wonderful evening in support of The Childrens' Center of Medina County and Medina Sunrise Rotary.
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For the second year, Medina Sunrise Rotary's Wine and Roses dinner event will benefit of The Children's Center of Medina County. Click here to check out the important work done by that organization.
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The Club Officers’ Kit was mailed to governors-elect in November and is also available at www.rotary.org. The kit includes the following manuals:
Club President’s Manual (222)* Club Secretary’s Manual (229)* Club Treasurer’s Manual (220) Club Administration Committee Manual (226A) Club Membership Committee Manual (226B) Club Public Relations Committee Manual (226C) Club Service Projects Committee Manual ( 226D) Club Rotary Foundation Committee Manual (226E)
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Medina Sunrise Rotarians teamed up with juveniles involved in the Juvenile Court Community Service Program to build 88 Build-A-Bear teddy bears. During the holiday season, the bears will be delivered to preschool youth attending the Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities Achievement Center, children placed in the Medina County foster system, and youngsters served by the Help Me Grow program. Special Thanks to Major Donors: Medina Sunrise Rotary, WalMart of Medina, and Build-A-Bear Workshop of Strongsville |
The Dessert Auction was a success! Thanks to the baking talents of our members and friends we collected over $3,400 for the Rotary Foundation to help eradicate Polio. Thank you Jim Krosky for organizing the event. |
The Medina Sunrise Rotary joined forces with The Medina County District Library and Creative Kids Headstart on October 19th with a literacy program. |
Annual spring cleaning of the butterfly garden at WolfCreek Environmental Center |
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