DG visits and club events

RC Whitesburg's President Joe DePriest welcomes DG Kathryn on August 14

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President Howard Roberts of RC Pikeville, DG Kathryn, and AG Seema Sachdeeva at the official visit on August 15.

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President David Hellmich of the RC Lexington Sunrise gave DG Kathryn Hardman the honor of assisting in the induction of four new members during the official visit on August 28. New members Michael Quillen, Kirsten Kegley, DG Gridley and Seth Lawless were joined by their sponsoring members Keith Key, Donna Sloan and Dale Torok. The membership drive was assisted by a successful after-hours social event hosted by the club earlier in the month.

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President Chris Jobes accepts an award on behalf of

RC Louisa for membership development.

 

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At the Heart of America Zone Institute in Huntsville, Al October 4-7, 2012 District Governor Kathryn Hardman and John enjoyed an evening with Rotary International President Sakuji Tanaka.

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DG Kathryn, Youth Exchange host parent Harry Chestnut and Youth Exchange student Guilherme Messon Messari (Brazil) were invited to ring the World Peace Bell following the multi-club meeting of Florence, Kenton, Covington and Campbell in Covington on September 18.

 

 

RC Florence Foundation Dinner

On March 29, 2012, the Rotary Clubs located in Northern Kentucky attended a dinner hosted by RC Florence at Turfway Park. Northern Kentucky Rotarians recognized over twelve Paul Harris Fellow foundation gifts of at least $1,000. In addition, four members were inducted into the Paul Harris Society for pledging an annual gift of at least $1,000 to the Annual Programs Fund of the Rotary Foundation.

District Governor John Adams attended the celebration and spoke to the attendees about the Foundation, the status of the District's foundation work, and the expected impact of the Future Vision Plan. Governor Adams congratulated the new inductees and thanked them for their support of the Foundation.

DG John Adams with members of the Paul Harris Society from Northern Kentucky Rotary Clubs

DG John Adams with Florence Rotary Club Member Greg Palmer presenting a Paul Harris Fellow to Lauren Palmer

RC Covington Founders' Day Dinner

The Rotary Club of Covington held it’s annual Founders Day Dinner on November 4^th at the Plantation Club at Twin Oaks Country Club.  The event celebrated the 91^st anniversary of the founding of the Covington Rotary Club.

The evening included a reception, dinner, entertainment, program and club history, honoring and recognizing Rotarians, an auction and dancing.

Additional photos from the elegant evening are available on the club’s Facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Covington-Kentucky-Rotary-Club/261742540534086

RC Covington Holiday Open House

On December 4^th, club President Marja Barrett invited the Covington Rotary Club members and their families to an open house at her home.  Many members and spouses attend this social gathering and had a wonderful time.

Additional photos from this fun event are available on the club’s Facebook page:

http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Covington-Kentucky-Rotary-Club/261742540534086

RC Covington rings the bell for the Salvation Army and holds other service projects

In addition, RC Covington recently held a canned food drive to benefit Be Concerned, a local food pantry. RC Covington also raised funds and collected toys for the John G. Carlisle Elementary School. Rotarian Kinny McQuade played Santa Clause with Rotarians as elves handing out presents to the kids.

Fun, Fellowship and Fundraising in Northern Kentucky!

On June 24th, the Rotary Clubs of Campbell County, Cincinnati, Covington, Florence and Kenton County partnered to raise funds to support ShelterBox. Rotarians enjoyed fellowship, food and drink in the fabulous Steely Library on the campus of Northern Kentucky University. Stan Wall made an informative presentation regarding ShelterBox's mission and worldwide efforts. A fun time was had by all! The event is expected to be held again next year, so watch the calendar for more details!

ShelterBox is an international disaster relief charity that delivers emergency shelter, warmth, and dignity to people affected by disaster worldwide.

http://www.shelterbox.org/