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Subject: Roswell Rotary Rotoscope October 29

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Rotascope

October 29, 2024


Meetings

October is Economic and Community Development Month

10/31 Jonathan Crooks - Roswell's Haunted History
11/7 Chattahoochee Nature Center - ADA Picnic Table Build (meeting location change)
11/14 Ted Basco - Visit Roswell - Businesses, Attractions, Venues
11/21 Cheryl Greenway - Rotary Foundation

Events

10/31 Packing Party for Troop Care Packages
11/11 RUMC Job Networking
11/15 Meals on Wheels needs you!
11/16 Free CPR & AED Class

LEADERSHIP

President Nancy Alterman
President-Elect Trummie Patrick, III
Treasurer Katie Anderson
Secretary Leslie Bassett
Public Image Kathryn Igou

PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS

Cheryl Greenway 2012-13
Bob Hagan 2015-16

ROTARY CLUB OF
Roswell

Thursdays, 12:15 pm
Roswell Area Park
Bill Johnson Community Activity Building
10495 Woodstock Road
Roswell, GA 30075

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BIRTHDAYS

10/1 Ralph Rowland, Jr.
10/2 Cheryl Greenway
10/2 Sandy Buhler
10/4 Ronald Cowan
10/4 Lucy Hall
10/7 Lynne Lindsay
10/10 Jeffrey Meyers
10/11 Charlie Brown
10/12 SaraBeth Huntley
10/12 Jeff McCoy
10/15 Tori Nielsen
10/16 Natalie Cook
10/16 David Wash
10/17 Jim Byrd
10/18 A.D. Dalton
10/19 Jack Stephens
10/23 Mindy Jones
10/23 Queen Brown
10/26 Katie Anderson

YEARS OF SERVICE

10/1 Fate McKinney, III (23)
30 years in Rotary
10/4 Shields Blankenship, III (2)
8 years in Rotary
10/6 Chuck Savage (8)
16 years in Rotary
10/7 Jim Coyle, Jr. (15)
10/7 Matthew Millard (15)
10/9 Bill Kolbrener (0)
10/9 Aaron Farrant (0)
10/9 Shannon Harrison (0)
10/10 Mike McRay (22)
10/11 Darrell Bartlett (5)
10/11 William Lindsey (5)
10/11 Ted Lescher, Jr. (5)
11 years in Rotary
10/13 Jennifer Briggs (13)
10/16 Lou Tabickman (16)
10/18 Taylor Schmidt (1)
10/18 William McFarlin (1)
10/18 John Gordon (1)
10/18 William Brown, Esq. (1)
10/19 Kurt Hilbert (7)
7 years in Rotary
10/23 Steve Stroud (38)
10/28 Ryan Gehricke (3)
10/29 Hal Coleman (26)

FAMILY OF ROTARY

Our membership cares deeply about the needs and concerns of our members. We don’t want to miss an opportunity to reach out in friendship when such concerns arise. The chairperson of this committee is Lynne Lindsey and all news should be directed to her at lynnehlindsay@outlook.com

President Nancy's Message

**Thank You to Dr. McLaughlin for an Inspiring Talk on Breast Cancer Awareness**

This month, we had the privilege of hearing from Dr. McLaughlin, a leading voice in breast cancer research and care, who shared valuable insights into advancements in treatment and early detection. Dr. McLaughlin’s talk was not only informative but deeply moving, highlighting the importance of support and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. 

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, our club also took a moment to honor the strength and resilience of breast cancer survivors within our community. We extend our heartfelt respect to all those who have faced this journey, as well as to our fellow Rotarians whose loved ones have been impacted. Your courage serves as a source of hope and inspiration to us all.

Together, we continue to stand united, raising awareness and support for those affected by breast cancer.

**Get Spooky at Our Halloween Meeting!**

Join us for a hauntingly fun meeting as we celebrate Halloween Rotary-style! Members are encouraged to come dressed in their best costumes—whether spooky, funny, or downright creative—as we’ll have a prize for the most impressive one. This is your chance to show off your Halloween spirit, so don’t hold back!

Adding to the thrill of the day, we’re excited to welcome our one ghost hunter Jonathan Crooks who will share tales of the *Ghosts of Roswell*! Prepare for a spine-tingling journey through local lore, with stories of ghostly encounters and eerie happenings from our own hometown.

We can’t wait to see everyone in costume and enjoy a festive, frightful meeting together. Don’t miss this unforgettable Halloween event!

Nancy Alterman
Roswell Rotary President 2024-25
Service above Self
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Things That Go Bump in the Night - Jonathan Crooks, Historian & Paranormal Investigator to Speak


Jonathan Crooks – Historian, Historical Reenactor, Paranormal Investigator and Roswell Rotarian

Jonathan, a three-year Roswell Rotarian, has been a Historical Reenactor for over 35 years, portraying historical figures from Virginia to Florida and now for 22 years in Georgia. After obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree in American History from Siena College in Loudonville, New York, Mr. Crooks spent years portraying different historical figures including Theodorick Lee of Virginia, an uncle of Robert E. Lee, Rev. Nathaniel Pratt of Roswell Presbyterian Church, Major James S. Bulloch of Bulloch Hall, Barrington King, and others for the City of Roswell and many of the Roswell Historic homes.

Mr.Crooks currently sits on the Board of Directors for the Friends of Bulloch. He was head of volunteers at Stone House at Manassas National Battlefield Park where he led historical talks. He is past Vice President of the Roswell Historical Society and has presented many talks on Roswell's history to local groups. All this experience helped him train for work in paranormal investigations. Having this acute historical understanding helps him explain paranormal activity when it occurs. For 17 years, Jonathan has led the Roswell Ghost Tours and has been part of paranormal investigations in Roswell and on Civil War Battlefields.

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Roswell Rotary Magical Energy Bunny
RRC Scarecrow on Canton St.


Yes, haooy folks taking their picture with the bunny on Canton Street! (L-R Joe Gillespie, John Gordon, Nate Porter, Michael Agurkis)How cool! Roswell Rotary has entered this bunny scarecrow in the Boo Ya'll Competition on Canton Street. Our entry is displayed on pole #9 which is in front of the Hagan Center where we meet for Alive in Roswell each month. We need for you to VOTE for our entry! All proceeds will benefit education and non-profits in North Fulton. And thanks to Chris Webb who built the scarecrow. Voting has begun and ends Oct. 29. Use the QR code or link and VOTE.  Only $1 per vote.  Our entry is named Roswell Rotary Magical Energy Bunny because that's what we see in our club! Magical Energy!!!!

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RRAH - Next meeting is Tuesday, Nov. 5th!

After Hours is pleased welcome back Sue Carpenter! Sue Carpenter is Vice President, Corporate Philanthropy & Major Donors for Visiting Nurse Health System. The non-profit organization was founded in 1948 on the belief that everyone deserves fair and equal access to healthcare. Visiting Nurse is the safety-net for low-income patients and provides charitable care with the help of our philanthropic community. Together, they deliver nearly 9,000 charitable care visits each year throughout Metro Atlanta and 57 counties they serve in Georgia. However, with the growth of Georgia's aging population and an underserved community, the need for support has never been greater. There are opportunities to give of your time, talents, and treasures including preparing care packages for seniors, serving at our family bereavement camp, honoring Veterans, connecting them with your company giving, serving as a Healthcare Champion, and making individual contributions. To learn more about their mission contact sue.carpenter@vnhs.org.

This meeting After Hours will be creating Senior Citizen Baskets for Sue to bring to patients at Visiting Nurse. If you would like to participate, here is a link with what is needed for the baskets. Please write your name & quanity of items you will be bringing to this meeting. 

Our next meeting will be November 5th, located at the Artillery Room at Gate City at 6:30 pm. 

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