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Rotary International

District 5790

2015 –2016 Official Directory

District Governor

Troy Secord

4921 Quail Springs Drive Wichita Falls, Texas 76302

Residence: 940-228-5266

Cell: 940-7048747

E-mail: [email protected]

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Table of Contents

KEY PERSONNEL R.I. President ........................................................................................ 5 Zone Director .......................................................................... 7 District Governor .............................................................................. 9 Club and District Support (CDS) ............................................. 12

PAUL HARRIS ............................................................................ 13

DISTRICT OFFICERS ....................................................................... 15

DISTRICT MAP & AREA COVERAGE .................................................... 16

ASSISTANT GOVERNORS ......................................................................... 17

GOVERNOR’S CLUB OFFICIAL VISITS ............................................. 22

ROTARY BUILDER AWARD ......................................................... 24

CLUB PRESIDENTS (ALPHABETICAL)…………………………...25

INTERACT AND ROTARACT CLUBS…………….………….58

EVENTS – 2015/2016………………………………………..…… ...59

DISTRICT INFORMATION SECTIONS ................................................ 60 Utilization of Resources ................................................................. 61 Membership ............................................................................... 64

Membership Development & Retention ..................... 65 Extension .................................................................... 66

Communication and Public Relations ............................................ 67 Public Relations ................................................................ 68 Fund Raising ........................................................... 70 Awards .................................................................... 71 International Convention ............................................... 72 Speakers Bureau ........................................................ 73 Newsletter .......................................................................... 74 Website ...................................................................... 75

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Service Programs .............................................................................. 76 Community Service .................................................................... 77

Blood Challenge ............................................................... 78 Literacy .............................................................................. 79 Disaster Relief ............................................................ 80

Vocational Service ...................................................................... 81 Four Way Speech Contest ............................................. 82 RITE ...................................................................... 83 Rotary Action Groups …………………………84 Vocational Training Teams …………………... 85 Rotary Volunteers ……………………………. 86

International Service ................................................................ 87 Rotary Fellowships ........................................................... 88 Wheelchairs ................................................................ 98 Friendship Exchange ………………………………89

Youth Services .................................................................. 91 Interact and Rotaract ......................................................... 92 Youth Exchange ............................................................... 94 RYLA ................................................................................ 96 Training .............................................................................................. 99

District Conference ............................................... 100 Rotary Foundation ......................................................................... 102

Annual Giving ...................................................... 103 Endowment Fund .................................................... 104 Polio ...................................................................... 105 District Grants .......................................................... 106 Global Grants ................................................................. 107 World Peace Fellows .................................................. 110 Foundation Alumni ....................................................... 111 TRF Stewardship/Compliance .................................. 112 Area Foundation Coordinators ................................... 113

NEWSLETTER ARTICLE ASSIGNMENTS ...................................... 114 APPENDIX .................................................................................................... 121

Past District Governors ....................................................... 122 PDG Addresses ................................................................... 124 District Officers, Chairs, Committee Members.................. 129

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K.R. "RAVI" RAVINDRAN

ROTARY INTERNATION PRESIDENT 2015-2016

ROTARY CLUB OF COLOMBO, SRI LANKA

K.R. "Ravi" Ravindran is CEO and founder of a publicly listed company with a

worldwide clientele in the tea packaging industry. His company, Printcare Plc, is

the winner of national and international awards of excellence. He also serves on

the board of several other companies and charitable trusts. He is the founding

president of the Sri Lanka Anti-Narcotics Association.

A Rotarian since 1974, Ravindran has served RI as treasurer; director; Founda-

tion trustee; committee member, vice chair, and chair; task force member; RI

training leader; and district governor.

As his country's national PolioPlus chair, Ravindran headed a task force consist-

ing of the government, UNICEF, and Rotary and worked closely with UNICEF to

successfully negotiate a ceasefire with the northern militants during National

Immunization Days. He also chaired the Schools Reawakening project, spon-

sored by Rotary clubs and districts in Sri Lanka, to rebuild 25 tsunami-

devastated schools to benefit 15,000 children.

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Zone Director 2014-2016

Greg Podd

Greg Podd is a CPA and a PFA hav-ing operated his own practice since 1979. During his professional ten-ure, he has written four professional continuing education courses and has been the keynote speaker and chairperson at five national confer-ences. Greg became a Rotarian in May 1982 and is a member of the Ever-green Rotary Club. He is a member of the Rotary International Invest-ment Committee. He served as a RI membership Zone coordinator and as a Rotary Foundation major Gifts advisor. Greg was Group Study Ex-

change leader to District 3790 – Philippines in 2006. Greg has served as a member of the Zone 25,26 Executive commit-tee and Treasurer for the Zone Institute. Greg is the recipient of the ”Service Above Self Award” and the Ro-tary Foundation Citation for Meritorious Service Award. Greg and his wife Pam have been married for 37 years and have three beautiful children and one grandchild. All members of the family are Paul Harris Fellows with Greg and Pam being Multi Paul Harris Fellows, Paul Harris Society members, Rotary Foundation Sustaining, Bequest Society members and Major Donors.

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District Governor 2015-2016 Troy and Jeani Secord

Born in San Antonio, Texas, Troy went to Texas Lutheran College in Se-quin. With his father being in the Air Force, Troy has lived all over the world but in 1979, he met and mar-ried Jeani in Aurora, Colo-rado. Soon afterwards, they moved to San Antonio where he worked until they moved to Wichita Falls,

Texas in 1980. Troy is the Managing Partner of Secord & Lebow Archi-tects, LLP., Jeani works with him as the Finance Officer. Troy joined the Wichita Falls (North) Rotary Club in 1997 where he has perfect attendance, he even got Jeani to join the club in 2002. He’s served as president for 3 different terms, Sgt. at Arms, Flag Czar and Foundation Chair. He received the Rotary International Club Builder Award in 2011 and the District’s Rotary Builder Award in 2013. Troy has served as As-sistant Governor for 3 years, Area’s Liaison for the District Future Visions Committee, Area Foundations Coordinator and many other District Com-mittees. He’s also served as District Conference chairman in 2005. Troy has served many times as counselor for RYLA and serves on the RYLA Steering Committee. Troy and Jeani have hosted several youth exchange students, and Troy has even served as a counselor. They’re both life mem-bers of the Wine Appreciation Fellowship. Both Troy and Jeani have traveled to many International Conventions. They’ve also traveled to Nicaragua for “Children of the Dump,” twice to Leon, Mexico for the Wheelchair distributions, twice to the Dominican Republic for 2 different projects and Haiti to help with the set-up for the Vision Clinic. Troy was instrumental in the scheduling and hosting of 3 PEP teams from Russia. Troy is very active in the community and serves on the Zoning & Appeals Committee for the City of Wichita Falls. He’s served as President of Lead-ership Wichita Falls where he received the “Tom Natale Leadership Award” in 2002, President of the local Chapters of the American Institute of Architects & Construction Specifications Institute and Director for the Texas Society of Architects Board (TSA). Both Troy and Jeani are members of the Bequest Society, Charter members of the Paul Harris Fellow Society and Major Donors. They have a son & daughter-in-law, Jason and Kelly, a daughter & son-in-law, Susan and Phillip, a grandson, William, and granddaughters, Grace and Peyton, which light up their lives.

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District Governor 2016-2017 Mary Ann McDuff

A Fort Worth, Texas native, Mary Ann McDuff, has made Denton, Texas her home for over 40 years. She retired as Director of Academic Financial Services at Texas Woman’s University several years ago after more than 30 years of full-time service. For these past several years, she has immersed herself fully into fulfilling her retirement goal and dream – expan-sion of community engagement, activism, and ser-vice in the North Central Texas area through Rotary.

Mary Ann earned a Bachelor’s degree in history and a Master’s in Sociol-ogy from TWU. Beginning work as an Administrative Assistant in Aca-demic Affairs, then named to a Director’s position in 2000. Mary Ann has been a proud member of the Denton Club for 20 years, she served as the club’s first female president during 1998-99. She served 14 years as the club’s Chair of the RYLA committee, she led efforts to partner with Civic and Community groups to build a University centered program. Mary Ann credits the beginning of her love affair with Rotary to her Group Study Exchange experience and to PDG Paul Geisel in 1993-1994. She went with the team to Southern Africa and was immersed in university vocational experiences and observed firsthand the 1994 national election process in South Africa. Honored to be selected as District Governor for 2016-2017, Mary Ann has held many offices and accomplishments in District 5790. Assistant Gover-nor, District Trainer, Chairperson of Membership Development and Reten-tion, RYLA, Women Issues Committees and PETS Discussion Leader. She was the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award, Club Builder Award for The Denton club and has received the Distinguished Service Award from the Gainesville club. Mary Ann is a multiple Paul Harris Fel-low and a Bequest Society Member. Mary Ann is an active member of the Denton County community, complet-ing her service term on the City of Denton Health Services Advisory Com-mittee this year. She serves on the City of Denton 2014 Citizen Bond Committee, Leisure Services Subcommittee.

First United Methodist Church of Denton is her church home.

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Rotary resources and services Administrative procedures Board policy and Rotary constitutional documents Conducting Rotary business with Member Access

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Paul P. Harris 1868-1947 Paul. P. Harris, a lawyer, was the founder of Ro-tary, the world’s first and most international service club. Born in Racine, Wisconsin, U.S.A, ON April 19th, 1868, Paul was the second of six children to George N. Harris and Cornelia Bryan Harris. At Age 3, he moved to Wallingford, Vermont where he grew up in the care of his parental grandparents. Married to Jean Thompson Harris (1881-1963), they had no chil-dren. Paul Harris worked as a newspaper reporter, a busi-

ness teacher, stock company actor, cowboy, and traveled extensively in the U.S.A. and Europe selling marble and granite. In 1896, he went to Chicago to practice law. One evening Paul visited the suburban home of a profes-sional friend. After dinner, as they strolled through the neighborhood, Paul’s friend introduced him to various tradesmen in their stores. It was here Paul conceived the idea of a club that could recapture some of the friendly spirit among businessman in small communities. On February 23, 1905, Paul Harris formed the first club with three other businessmen: Silvester Schiele, a coal merchant; Gustavus Loehr, a mining engineer; and Hiram Shorey, a merchant tailor. Paul Harris named the new club “Rotary” because members met in rotation at their various places of business. Club membership grew rapidly. Soon Paul became convinced that the Rotary club could be developed into an important service move-ment and strove to extend Rotary to other cities. Paul was also prominent in other civic and professional work. He served as the first chairman of the board of the National Easter Seals Society of Crippled Children and Adults in the U.S.A. and of the International Society for Crippled Children. He was a member of the board of managers of the Chicago Bar Association and its representatives at the International con-gress of Law at the Hague, and a committee member of the American Bar Association. He received the Silver Buffalo Award from the Boy Scouts of America for distinguished service to youth, and was decorated by the gov-ernments of Brazil, Chile, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, France, and Peru. Paul maintained his law office for most of his life. He spent much time traveling and was invited to speak to Rotarians at annual conventions, dis-trict and regional meetings, and other functions. When President emeritus Paul Harris passed away on January 27, 1947, his dream had grown from an informal meeting of four to some 6000 clubs. In the past five decades, the organization has grown to more than 33,000 clubs with 1.2 million members.

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DISTRICT OFFICERS 5790 2015-2016

District Governor Troy Secord H 940-228-5266 4921 Quail Spings Drive C 940-704-8747 Wichita Falls, TX 76302 W 940-767-7478 [email protected] District Governor Elect Mary Ann McDuff C 940-435-2300 2233 Hollyhill Lane Denton, TX 76205 [email protected] District Secretary Mike Pope W 940-387-4417 2730 W. University Drive C 661-406-7773 Denton, Texas 76201 [email protected] District Treasurer Rodney Brennan H 940-613-0585 1621 Tanglewood Drive C 940-631-5210 Wichita Falls, TX 76309 [email protected]

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Area 1 Crowell Vernon Area 2 Burkburnett Iowa Park Graham Wichita Falls Wichita Falls North Wichita Falls Southwest Area 3 Bowie Decatur Gainesville Lake Ray Roberts Nocona Area 4 Breckenridge Hamlin Haskell Stamford Area 5 Azle Eagle Mountain-Saginaw Mineral Wells Weatherford Area 6 Abilene Abilene Southwest Abilene Wednesday Cisco Eastland Area 7 Brownwood Coleman Area 8 Dublin Granbury Stephenville Area 9 Burleson Burleson Area Mid Day Cleburne

Area 10 Grapevine Golden Triangle Keller Metroport Southlake Area 11 Denton Denton Morning Flower Mound Highland Village Lewisville Lewisville Morning Area 12 Ft. Worth Ft. Worth East Ft. Worth International Ft. Worth South Ft. Worth Southwest Ft. Worth Stockyards Western Ft. Worth Area 13 Colleyville HEB Mid-Cities Pacesetters Area 14 Arlington Arlington Great Southwest Arlington North Arlington South Arlington Sunrise Arlington Sunset Arlington West Area 15 Kennedale Mansfield Mansfield Sunrise

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Assistant Governors

Area 1 Crowell, Vernon

Paula Petrash 4907 Silver Crest Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76310 H: 940-690-7024 C: 940-642-2968

[email protected]

Area 2 All Wichita Falls, Burkburnett, Iowa Park, Graham

Ruth Bridges 406 E. 7th Street Burkburnett, TX 76354

O: 940-569-2236 C: 940-841-1195 [email protected]

Area 3

Bowie, Decatur, Gainesville, Lake Ray Roberts, Nocona

Eileen Standridge 3004 Dry Creek Ct. Decatur, TX 76234 H: 940-627-2543 [email protected]

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Area 4 Breckenridge, Hamlin, Haskell, Stamford

Ron Downing 10189 CR 197 Breckenridge, TX 76424 H: 254-559-3846 [email protected]

Area 5 Aledo, Azle, Eagle Mountain-Saginaw

Jenny Stewart 1708 Western Center Blvd. Ft. Worth, TX 76131 O: 817-847-1467 [email protected]

Area 6 All Abilene Clubs, Cisco, Eastland

Nancy Smith 197 E. Beltway S. Abilene, TX 79602 C 325-232-2505 [email protected]

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Area 7 Brownwood, Coleman

PDG Jim Giffin 3002 Briar Lane Southlake, TX 76092 H: 817-329-0358 [email protected]

Area 8 Dublin, Granbury, Stephenville

Burton Smith 920 N. Lydia Stephenville, TX 76401 H: 254-965-5590 [email protected]

Area 9 Burleson, Burleson Area Mid Day, Cleburne

Ryhan Anderson 316 Merced St. Burleson, TX 76028 O: 817-774-5177 C: 817-851-4173 [email protected]

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Area 10 Grapevine, Golden Triange, Keller, Metroport, Southlake

Marci Junge 209 Ivy Glen Dr. Grapevine, TX 76051 O: 817-329-2753 C: 817-366-6138 [email protected]

Area 11 Denton, Denton Morning, Flower Mound, Highland Village

Lewisville, Lewisville Morning Gerald Robinson 6920 Hidden Valley Rd. Flower Mound, TX 75022 H: 817-430-8757 [email protected]

Area 12

All Fort Worth Clubs Roger Paschal 3809 Diamond Loch W. North Richland Hills, TX 76180 C 817-401-1767 [email protected]

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Area 13 Colleyville, HEG, Mid-Cities Pacesetters

Jeff Jones 1505 Precinct Line Rd. Hurst, TX 76054 H: 817-428-9130 O: 817-788-7028 [email protected]

Area 14

All Arlington Clubs Peter Scott 3005 Iron Stone Ct. Arlington, TX 76006 H: 817-649-3203 C: 817-366-9621 [email protected]

Area 15 Kennedale, Mansfield, Mansfield Sunrise

Richard Sherman 4202 Eagle Ridge Dr. Arlington, TX 76016 H: 817-483-0713 O: 817-991-3648 C: 817-991-3648 [email protected]

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Abilene Friday Noon 17-Jul Abilene Southwest Tuesday Noon 14-Jul Abilene Wednesday Wednesday Noon 15-Jul Arlington Thursday Noon 30-Jul Arlington Great Southwest Thursday 6:00 PM 30-Jul Arlington North Monday Noon 3-Aug Arlington South Friday Noon 7-Aug Arlington Sunrise Friday 6:45 AM 14-Aug Arlington Sunset Tuesday 6:00 PM 4-Aug Arlington West Tuesday Noon 4-Aug Azle Thursday Noon 1-Oct Bowie Wednesday Noon 7-Oct Breckenridge Tuesday Noon 3-Nov Brownwood Wednesday Noon 9-Sept Burkburnett Tuesday Noon 7-Jul Burleson Friday 7:00 AM 21-Aug Burleson Area Mid Day Monday Noon 21-Sept Cisco Thursday Noon 5-Nov Cleburne Thursday Noon 20-Aug Coleman Monday Noon 14-Sept Colleyville Tuesday Noon 13-Oct Crowell Wednesday Noon 2-Sept Decatur Thursday Noon 12-Nov Denton Thursday Noon 2-Jul Denton Morning Tuesday 6:45 AM 28-Jul Dublin Tuesday Noon 17-Nov Eagle Mountain - Saginaw Wednesday 7:00 AM 26-Aug Eastland Thursday Noon 29-Oct Flower Mound Thursday Noon 27-Aug Fort Worth Friday Noon 14-Aug Fort Worth East Monday Noon 10-Aug Fort Worth International Wednesday Noon 12-Aug

Governor’s Visit Schedule 2015-2016 — By Club

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Governor’s Visit Schedule 2015-2016 — By Club

Fort Worth South Tuesday Noon 11-Aug Fort Worth Southwest Thursday Noon 13-Aug Fort Worth Stockyards Wednesday Noon 30-Sept Gainesville Wednesday Noon 23-Sept Golden Triangle Thursday 7:00 AM 6-Aug Graham Friday Noon 2-Oct Granbury Thursday Noon 10-Sept Grapevine Wednesday Noon 28-Oct Hamlin Wednesday Noon 14-Oct Haskell Thursday Noon 16-Jul Highland Village Thursday 5:00 PM 23-Jul Hurst-Euless-Bedford Tuesday Noon 6-Oct Iowa Park Wednesday Noon 8-Jul Keller Tuesday Noon 29-Sept Kennedale Tuesday Noon 27-Oct Lake Ray Roberts Tuesday Noon 15-Sept Lewisville Morning Thursday 7:00 AM 23-Jul Lewisville Noon Wednesday Noon 22-Jul Mansfield Tuesday Noon 20-Oct Mansfield Sunrise Thursday 7:00 AM 15-Oct Metroport Friday 7:00 AM 7-Aug Mid-Cities Pacesetters Friday 7:00 AM 11-Sept Mineral Wells Wednesday Noon 26-Aug Nocona Tuesday Noon 22-Sept Southlake Friday Noon 25-Sept Stamford Tuesday Noon 10-Nov Stephenville Thursday Noon 22-Oct Vernon Tuesday Noon 1-Sept Weatherford Tuesday Noon 18-Aug Western Fort Worth Tuesday Noon 25-Aug Wichita Falls Thursday Noon 9-Jul Wichita Falls North Friday 7:00 AM 10-Jul Wichita Falls Southwest Monday Noon 6-Jul

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Rotary Builder Recognition

This is strictly a voluntary program, and if your club wants to participate, please submit the name of the one individual that is always there when Rotary work is being done. He or she may not be the leader of the project but nearly always participates in one capacity or another. The person you can always count on to be involved. If you absolutely can’t decide between two people, contact me and we maybe can do two.

This individual will be recognized during the Governor’s Official Visit. He or she will get a pin, certificate and recognition for helping build a better world through Rotary. We would encourage pho-tos to be taken during the presentation and submitted to your local me-dia.

We need the name and information on the individual at least two weeks prior to visit. The sooner the better.

There are times when the Governor won’t be home for several days. We will need to print the names and put the certificates together, and need your help to make this deserved recognition possible

To all whom shall see these presents welcome,

let it be known that

Joe Rotary Is recognized for his contributions and service above self to his

Rotary Club and the World Community.

By the authority vested in me as the 2015-2016 Governor of District 5790

I hereby decree that henceforth he shall be known as a

Rotary Builder And that all Rotarians shall accord him all recognition and deference

that this title bestows on him.

Troy Secord

District 5790 Governor

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Abilene # 1762 Charter: 46108 Members: 83

Meets: Friday At: Noon Bee Hive, 442 Cedar, Abilene 79602

President Bruce Lampert 6365 Bay Hill Dr. Abilene, TX 79606 [email protected] C 325-669-5823 Executive Secretary Mary Kilgore 3026 Shepherd St. Abilene, TX 79605 [email protected] W 325-518-5288

Abilene Southwest # 1807 Charter: 20526 Members: 60

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Abilene Country Club, 4039 South Treadway Blvd., Abilene, TX 79602

President Ross Bennett 1502 Wildlife Trails Pkwy. Abilene, TX 79601 [email protected] C 325-733-5234 Secretary Joann Bennett 1502 Wildlife Trails Abilene, TX 79601 [email protected] C 325-733-5372

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Abilene Wednesday # 22287 Charter: 31043 Members: 27

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon Abilene Country Club, 4039 South Treadway, 79602

President Tim Surles 1241 Newcastle Abilene, TX 79601 [email protected] C 325-513-7275

Secretary Jo Ann Wilson 5266 Wyndham Ct. Abilene, TX 79606 [email protected] H 325-698-9544 C 325-669-3235

Aledo

#86744 Charter: Members: 20 Meets: Monday At: Noon

TX Health Outpatient Willow Park, 101 Crown Pointe Blvd., Willow Park President Paula Johns P.O. Box 1120 Aledo, TX 76008 [email protected] C 817-999-8060 Secretary Di Ann Towson 2110 Ft. Worth Hwy Weatherford, TX 76084 [email protected]

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Arlington

# 1763 Charter: 45088 Members: 120 Meets: Thursday At: Noon

First United Methodist Church, 313 N. Center Street, 76011

President Clete McAlister 5910 Moss Drive Arlington, TX 76016 [email protected] C 817271-7318 Secretary Joy Nunn 3709 Wedgewood Ct. Arlington, TX 76013 [email protected] H 817-275-0626 C 817-992-0351

Arlington Great Southwest # 1794 Charter: 23159 Members: 20

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon Humperdinks Restaurant, 700 Six Flags Dr., 76011

President Phyllis Badgett 819 Cara Lane Arlington, TX 76012 [email protected] O 817-460-6972 Executive Secretary Viv Ann Blair 2703 Sunrise Dr. Arlington, TX 76006 [email protected] H 817-548-8095 C 817-706-2773

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Arlington North # 1764 Charter: 30077 Members: 40

Meets: Monday At: 11:50 AM Olenjack's Restaurant, 770 Road to Six Flags, Ste 700, 76011

President Scott Reading 1864 Woodchase Ft. Worth, TX 76120 [email protected] C 817-888-5372 Secretary Michael Becknal 1813 Burr Oak Street Arlington, TX 76012 [email protected] O 817-727-5062

Arlington South # 1765 Charter: 30362 Members: 10

Meets: Friday At: Noon Spring Creek Barbeque Restaurant, 3608 S. Cooper St., 76015

President Dave Davis 4805 Spring Creek Dr Arlington, TX 76017 [email protected] O 817-235-4300 Secretary Greg Lozier P.O. Box 15063 Arlington, TX 76015 [email protected] H 817-419-8832 O 817-493-5230

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Arlington Sunrise # 24435 Charter: 31860 Members: 63

Meets: Friday At: 6:45 AM Division Street Diner, 1800 W. Division, 76012

President Kelly Curnutt 505 S. Fielder Road Arlington, TX 76013 [email protected] C 817-271-2146 Secretary Henry Armstrong 4909 Wareham Dr Arlington, TX 76017 [email protected] C 817-557-4050

Arlington Sunset # 59104 Charter: 37431 Members: 14

Meets: Tuesday At: 6:00 PM J Gilligan's, 407 E. South St., Arlington, 76010

President William Sanner 2009 Glenda Ave. Ft. Worth, TX 76111 [email protected] O 817-744-7833 C 817-715-3530 Secretary Shirley Blowers 111 Waltham Ct. Arlington, TX 76012 [email protected] H 817-269-5832

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Arlington West # 1766 Charter: 29546 Members: 36

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Shady Valley Golf Club, 4001 W. Park Row, Arlington, 76013

President Ron Wilkens 5716 Louis Way Drive Arlington, TX 76017 [email protected] O 817-946-3410 Secretary Executive Secretary Michael Pettke Jan Briggs 2315 Roosevelt Dr., Ste. A P.O. Box 14328 Arlington, TX 76016 Arlington, TX 76094 [email protected] [email protected] O 817-261-0966 O 817-563-4992

Azle


Lions Club Building, 412 Commerce St., 76020 President Jessica Corley 405 Commerce Street Azle, TX 76020 [email protected] O 817-444-4235 Secretary Tanya Anderson 1565 Flying Jib Drive Azle, TX 76020 [email protected] C 817-296-1169

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Bowie # 1768 Charter: 45226 Members: 24

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon Ozona National Bank, 1301 Hwy 59N, 76230

President Cindy Brewer 394 Bishop Road Bowie, TX 76230 [email protected] O 940-841-0084 Secretary Chuck Massey P.O. Box 101 Sunset, TX 76270 [email protected] C 940-366-6354 O 940-872-5437

Breckenridge # 1769 Charter: 47246 Members: 25

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon L & L Country Cooking, 700 W. Walker, 76424

President Erven (Les) Strickland 907 W. 5th Street Breckenridge, TX 76424 [email protected] H 254-522-1959 Secretary PDG Becky Downing 10189 CR 197 Breckenridge, TX 76424 [email protected] C 254-559-0594

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Brownwood # 1770 Charter: 43952 Members: 23

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon Brownwood Country Club 5875 CR 225 Brownwood, TX 76801

President Adam Lancaster P.O. Box 1429 Brownwood, TX 76804 [email protected] O 325-649-9200

Secretary

Burkburnett

# 1772 Charter: 44867 Members: 42 Meets: Tuesday At: Noon

Vernon/Burkburnett Culinary Academy, 301 East 3rd St., Burkburnett 76354 President Mel Feller 219 E. Third St. Burkburnett, TX 76354 [email protected] O 940-569-1651 C 940-631-9513 Secretary Liz Talbert 6217 Kovarik Rd. Wichita Falls, TX 76310 [email protected] C 940-781-6873

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Burleson

# 1773 Charter: 30040 Members: 49 Meets: Friday At: 7:00 AM

Burleson Campus for Hill College & Texas Wesleyan, 130 E. Renfro President Ryan Richardson 2500 SW Wilshire Blvd. Burleson, TX 76028 [email protected] O 817-710-8888

Secretary Executive Secretary Betty Childress Jeffrey Montgomery 6270 Levy County Line Road 3917 Lynncrest Drive Burleson, TX 76028 Ft. Worth, TX 76109 [email protected] [email protected] O 817-298-5459 H 817-426-0168

Burleson Area Mid Day # 82971 Charter: Members: 24

Meets: Monday At: Noon Antonio’s Mexican Restaurant 344 SW Wilshire Blvd., Burleson,

President Beth Lytner 512 Laurelwood Road Burleson, TX 76028 [email protected] O 817-447-5007 Secretary Leslie Bender-Jutzi 1160 SW Wilshire Blvd. Burleson, TX 76028 [email protected] O 817-245-1133

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Cisco # 1774 Charter: 44228 Members: 15

Meets: Thursday At: Noon 1498 I-20 West

President Greg Cary 706 W. 6th Street Cisco, TX 76437 [email protected] O 817-694-6940 Secretary Gay Wolford 2107 Conrad Hilton Blvd. Cisco, TX 76437 [email protected] O 254-629-6111

Cleburne # 1775 Charter: 41730 Members: 73

Meets: Thursday At: Noon Cleburne Conference Center, 1501 W. Henderson

President Jim Hart 420 N. Ridgeway Drive Cleburne, TX 76033 [email protected] O 817-645-2432 Secretary Lori Pedigo 1010 Hemphill Dr. Cleburne, TX 76033 [email protected] H 817-641-8256 O 817-648-1749

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Coleman # 1776 Charter: 22811 Members: 21

Meets: Monday At: Noon Hidalgo Café, 501 N Colorado St., Coleman 76834

President Shirl Manuel 1505 Westhil Lane Coleman, TX 76834 [email protected] O 325-625-4105 Secretary Melissa Ereman 1701 17th St. Brownwood, TX 76801 [email protected] O 325-625-2135

Colleyville # 31630 Charter: 35205 Members: 13

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Ruggeri's Ristorante, 32 Village Lane Suite 100, Colleyville, 76034

President Mark Bauer 609 Colts Nect Ct. Colleyville, TX 76034 [email protected] C 817-939-5671 Secretary Kay Allen 4308 Pembrooke Pkwy. N. Colleyville, TX 76034 [email protected] O 817-480-6902

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Crowell

# 1777 Charter: 46899 Members: 18 Meets: Wednesday At: Noon

Bank Room, Crowell State Bank , 100 E. Commerce, 79227 President Thomas Hinkle P.O. Box 166 Crowell, TX 79227 [email protected] W 940-684-1531 C 940-655-4320 Secretary Ken Rowland 1100 N. Main Crowell, TX 79227 [email protected]

Decatur


Decatur Civic Center, 2010 W. US 380, Decatur, 76234 President Patricia Peters 1700 Highway 51 S. Decatur, TX 76234 [email protected] C 940-594-9427 Secretary Dedra Ragland City of Decatur 1601 S. State Street Decatur, TX 76234 [email protected] O 940-393-0252 H 940-384-0139

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Denton # 1779 Charter: 43952 Members: 92 Meets: Thursday At: Noon El Chaparral Cantina and Grille, 324 E. McKinney St., 76201 President Jack Thomson 1401 Amherst Drive Denton, TX 76201 [email protected] C 940-222-1841 Secretary Executive Secretary Max Morley Jonny Ramsey 2115 Stonegate Drive 2500 Potomac Pkwy Denton, TX 76205 Denton, TX 76210 [email protected] [email protected] C 936-556-0905 H 940-566-3170 C 940-206-4468 Denton Morning

# 1780 Charter: 30077 Members: 37 Meets: Tuesday At: 6:45 AM

Oakmont Country Club, 1901 Oakmont Dr., 76210 President A.C. Adam 1806 Andover Lane Corinth, TX 76210 [email protected] C 972-322-8060

Secretary Alan Nelson 1910 Vintage Dr. Corinth, TX 76210 [email protected] C 940-390-3925

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Dublin # 1781 Charter: 17348 Members: 22

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Rotary Building, 136 E. Blackjack St., 76446

President Kassi Jurney 208 W. Mesquite Dublin, TX 76446 [email protected] O 254-445-8174 Secretary

Eagle Mountain-Saginaw # 84295 Charter: Members: 31

Meets: Wednesday At: 7:00am Hollenstein Career and Tech Centre, 5501 Marine Creek Pkwy., Ft. Worth, 76179

President Patrick Farr

213 Cominion Ct. Saginaw, TX 76179 [email protected] C 817-675-9545 Secretary Joyce Erwin 9500 Boat Club Road Ft. Worth, TX 76179 [email protected] O 817-232-0500

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Eastland


Lakeside Country Club, 209 County Rd157, Eastland, 76448 President Candi Kanady 108 New Street Eastland, TX 76448 [email protected] O 254-631-5982 Secretary Shelby Young 102 N. Lamar, Ste. 200 Eastland, TX 76448 [email protected] O 254-629-3538

Flower Mound # 24551 Charter: 31890 Members: 72

Meets: Thursday At: Noon Salerno's Restaurant, 3407 Long Prairie Road, 75022

President Connie Pelphrey 400 W. Main Street Lewisville, TX 75057 [email protected] O 469-948-2022 Secretary John Wesley Griffin, Jr. 4150 Kirkpatrick Lane Flower Mound, TX 75028 [email protected] H 972-874-3311

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Fort Worth # 1784 Charter: 41456 Members: 441

Meets: Friday At: 12:15 PM The Fort Worth Club, 306 W 7th St, 12th Floor, 76102

President Doug Briley 1204 W. 7th Street, Ste. 100 Ft. Worth, TX 76102 [email protected] O 817-862-1400 Secretary Executive Director Connie Blake Alyson Pollak 306 W. 7th Street, Ste. 715 306 W. 7th Street, Ste. 715 Ft. Worth, TX 76102 Ft. Worth, TX 76102 [email protected] [email protected] O 817-332-7977 O 817-332-7977 C 817-715-6316

Fort Worth East

# 1785 Charter: 19893 Members: 35 Meets: Monday At: Noon

Meadowbrook United Methodist Church, 3900 Meadowbrook Dr., Fort Worth, 76103

President Peter Jordan Tarrant County College 5301 Campus Drive Ft. Worth, TX 76119 [email protected] O 817-515-4501 Secretary Janelle Kavanaugh 3201 E. 1st. Ave Fort Worth, TX 76111 [email protected] H 817-831-1360 C 817-312-3477

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Fort Worth International

# 26735 Charter: 32779 Members: 12 Meets: Second Wednesday 1 time per month At: Noon

Texas Roadhouse, 5250 Endicott Ave., Ft. Worth, 76137 President Phillip Shero 4725 Woodhaven Lane Haltom City, TX 76137 [email protected] O 817-726-2000 Secretary Patrick Varley 686 Pryor Court North Keller, TX 76248 [email protected]

Fort Worth South # 1787 Charter: 20197 Members: 56

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Colonial Country Club, 3735 Country Club Circle, 76109

President William (Bill) Boomer 7420 Pebble Ridge Rd. Ft. Worth, TX 76132 [email protected] H 817-994-1528

Executive Secretary Gus Niver 3941 Thistle Lane Ft. Worth, TX 76109 [email protected] H 817-924-4299 C 817-907-7211

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Fort Worth Southwest # 1788 Charter: 29468 Members: 26

Meets: Thursday At: Noon Mira Vista Country Club, 6600 Mira Vista Blvd., Ft. Worth 76132

President Tamara Zielinski 947 Yucca Ct. Burleson, TX 76028 [email protected] 817-565-8940

Secretary Mary Ann Kleuser 7012 Tumbling Trail Ft. Worth, TX 76116 [email protected] O 817-731-9919

Fort Worth Stockyards # 1786 Charter: 17993 Members: 22 Meets: Wednesday At: 12:10 PM

Joe T. Garcia's Restaurant, 2201 N. Commerce St., 76106

President Don Klick 8450 Trace Ridge, Ft. Worth, TX 76137 [email protected] H 817-946-4395 Secretary Doris Brown 5027 Southbrook Dr. Fort Worth, TX 76114 [email protected] O 817-625-8247

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Western Fort Worth


Ridglea Country Club, 3700 Bernie Anderson, 76116 President Rich Giles 5133 Sealand Drive Ft. Worth, TX 76116 [email protected] O 817-271-1967 Secretary Executive Secretary Joni Hart A.Z. Rowland, Jr. 6110 Bushnell Drive P.O. Box 100125 Apt. 1337 Ft. Worth, TX 76185 Ft. Worth, TX 76116 [email protected] [email protected] H 817-737-5419 H 817-570-0641 C 817-733-5120

Gainesville


Masonic Temple Bldg 2nd Floor, 207 W. Elm St., 76240 President David Fulton 700 E. Scott Gainesville, TX 76240 [email protected] O 940-368-2929 Secretary Richard Lira P.O. Box 1077 Gainesville, TX 76241 [email protected]

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Golden Triangle # Charter: Members:

Meets: Thursday At: 7 AM President Stephen Combie 2021 Bomford Drive Keller, TX 76244 C 817-247-1203 Secretary Joan Manning 5112 Meridian Lane Fort Worth, TX 76244 [email protected] O 817-521-8644

Graham

# 1790 Charter: 45925 Members: 111 Meets: Friday At: Noon

American Legion, 903 Elm Street, 76450

President Garrett Pettus P.O. Box One Graham, TX 76450 [email protected] O 940-549-0733 Secretary Brenda Harrelson 745 Elm Street Graham, TX 76450 [email protected] O 940-549-2066

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Granbury


Harbor Lakes Golf and Swim Club, 2100 Clubhouse Drive, 76048

President James Danford 1912 Woodland Hills Lane Weatherford, TX 76087 [email protected] O 817-598-6728 Secretary Mike Loter 3809 East US Hwy 377 Granbury, TX 76049 [email protected] O 817-573-3911 H 817-988-5670

Grapevine # 1793 Charter: 24645 Members: 95

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon Lancaster Theater, 308 S. Main, 76051

President Leann Brown 343 Dogwood Drive Grapevine, TX 76051 [email protected] Secretary Janice Kane 1808 Kendall Ct. Keller, TX 76248 [email protected] C 817-581-5065

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Hamlin


Hamlin Housing Authority, 200 SE Avenue A, 79520 President Bobby F. Lee 902 SW 1st Street Hamlin, TX 79520 [email protected] C 325-338-2052 Secretary Samuel C. Ferguson 13988 Country Rd. 150 Hamlin, TX 79520 [email protected] C 325-668-6663 O 325-668-4454

Haskell # 1797 Charter: 20976 Members: 20

Meets: Thursday At: Noon First National Bank, 200 South Ave. East, 79521

President Tammy Cunningam 316 N. 1st Haskell, TX 79521 [email protected] O 940-864-3931 Secretary Scott Bearden 1606 Robbyn Lane Haskell, TX 79520 [email protected]

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Highland Village

# 81440 Charter: Members: 30 Meets: Thursday At: 5:00PM

The Grotto 2300 Highland Village Road, Highland Village, TX 75077 President Mike Morrison 68 Remington Drive W. Highland Village, 75077 [email protected] C 469-831-3110 Secretary Sandra Dee Adair 809 Lake Haven Ct. Highland Village, TX 75077 [email protected] O 972-691-9190

Hurst-Euless-Bedford


First Baptist Church, 1801 Norwood Dr., Hurst, TX 76054 President Tony Rader P.O. Box 531 Euless, TX 76039 [email protected]

Secretary Executive Secretary Steve Lorio Becky Eden 2116 Parkwood Dr. 2210 Muskeg Lane Bedford, TX 76021 Euless, TX 76039 [email protected] [email protected] O 817-684-8100 C 979-574-5401

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Iowa Park # 1799 Charter: 27539 Members: 13

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon Iowa Park Recreational Activity Center, 806 N. 3rd St., 76367

President Larry Stutte 310 W. Alameda Iowa Park, TX 76367 [email protected] C 940-781-1608

Secretary Paula Petrash 4907 Silver Crest Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76310 [email protected] H.940-690-7024 C 940-642-2968

Keller # 27524 Charter: 33094 Members: 49

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club, 600 Promontory, 76248

President Jana Prock 4028 Claymore Lane Fort Worth, TX 76244 [email protected] C 817-360-0251 O 817-743-4822

Secretary Jack Reiser 7500 Mesa Verde Trail Fort Worth, TX 76137 [email protected] O 817-562-5558

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Kennedale # 81766 Charter: Members: 28

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon No Frills Grill, 4914 Little Road, Arlington, 76017

President Ron Whitley 1009 Oak Ridge Ct. Kennedale, TX 76060

Secretary Lori Glovier 205 Mistletoe Dr. Kennedale, TX 76060 [email protected] H 817-561-1520 C 817-296-9124

Lake Ray Roberts # 67514 Charter: 38350 Members: 13

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon NorthStar Bank, 700 S. Hwy. 377, Pilot Point 76258

President Dick Bullwinkle 10252 Parkside Lane Pilot Point, TX 76258 [email protected] O 214-704-4701 Secretary Lenette Cox 609 Ash Street Pilot Point, TX 76258 [email protected] H 972-824-0462

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Lewisville # 1800 Charter: 22760 Members: 65

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon The Grotto, 2300 Highland Village, 75077

President Rich Muller 3017 Woodhollow Drive Flower Mound, TX 75022 [email protected] O 214-513-8762 Secretary Mark Payne P.O. Box 293058 Lewisville, TX 75029 [email protected] O 972-221-0911

Lewisville Morning # 31149 Charter: 35045 Members: 27

Meets: Thursday At: 7:00 AM Medical Center of Lewisville Grand Theatre, 100 N.Charles St, 75057

President John Pokorny 908 Summertrail Ct. Highland Village, TX 75077 [email protected] O 817-505-7075 Secretary Marilyn Pokorny 908 Summertrail Ct. Highland Village, TX 75077 [email protected] O 817-505-7075 C 214-288-8211

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Mansfield # 21735 Charter: 30775 Members: 45

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Spring Creek BBQ, 1724 Hwy. 287 N, Mansfield, 76063

President Robert Schulz 2212 Canterbury Drive Mansfield, TX 76063 [email protected] O 817-275-2626 Secretary Wendy Collini 1410 Long and Winding Rd Mansfield, TX 76063 [email protected] H 817-477-4669 C 817-429-7773

Mansfield Sunrise # 68275 Charter: 38406 Members: 19

Meets: Thursday At: 7:00 AM Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, 2800 E. Broad St, 76063

President Robert Putman 1714 Yarmouth Ln Mansfield, TX 76063 [email protected] O 817-453-1616 C 817-723-9415 Secretary Todd Shepard 802 Coal Creek Drive Mansfield, TX 76063 [email protected] O 817-453-6656

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Metroport # 25472 Charter: 32304 Members: 32

Meets: Friday At: 7:00 AM Marriott Solana Hotel, # 5 Village Circle, Westlake, TX, 76262

President

Debbie Dickey 949 Tealwood Keller, TX 76248 [email protected] O 817-905-9528

Secretary Executive Secretary Craig Martinez Milan Georgia, Jr.

13900 Chadwick Pkwy. #1317 2404 Taylor Street Northlake, TX 76262 Southlake, TX 76092

[email protected] [email protected] O 817-807-0908 O 817-239-1047 C 817-996-4691

Mid-Cities Pacesetters # 21499 Charter: 30671 Members: 46

Meets: Friday At: 7:00 AM Raven's Grille at Texas Star, 1400 Texas Star Pkwy, Euless, 76040

President Robert Breneman

5904 Carolyn Court North Richland Hills, TX 76180 [email protected] O 817-300-5381

Secretary Kathryn Rotter

8040 Caladium D. Fort Worth, TX 76180 [email protected] O 817-929-1312

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Mineral Wells # 1801 Charter: 43276 Members: 46

Meets: Wednesday At: Noon Holiday Hills Country Club, 4801 Hwy 180 East, 76067

President Mary Braddock 400 SW 25th Ave. Mineral Wells, TX 76067 [email protected] O 940-328-6501 C 817-613-7186 Secretary Karyn Renee Bullock 11 Redbud Drive Mineral Wells, TX 76067 [email protected] O 940-325-4848

Nocona # 1802 Charter: 45744 Members: 11

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Rotary Building, 105 East Elm, Nocona 76255

President Scott Melton 206 Grayson Street Nocona, TX 76255 [email protected] O 940-825-3785 Secretary Marcella Williams P.O. Box 178 Nocona, TX 76255 [email protected]

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Southlake

# 69640 Charter: 38512 Members: 17 Meets: Friday At: Noon

Timarron Country Club, 1400 Byron Nelson Parkway, Southlake 76092 President Juli Bledsoe 1212 Sarah Park Trail Southlake, TX 76092 [email protected] O 817-416-8877 Secretary PDG Jim Giffin 3002 Briar Lane Southlake, TX 76092 [email protected] C 817-975-3308

Stamford # 1809 Charter: 44287 Members: 26

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon Stamford High School, Vocational Ag/FCCLA Building

510 S. Orient, Stamford 79553 President Jamie Jordan 3210 FM 142 Lueders, TX 79533 [email protected] O 325-773-5755 Secretary Cindy Anderson 604 E. Gould Stamford, TX 79533 O 325-773-3065

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Stephenville


City Limits/Agave, 1907 East Washington St., 76401 President Debbie Hummel 1730 Elk Run Drive Stephenville, TX 76401 [email protected] O 254-918-1118 Secretary Joe McFarland 1025 Darren Stephenville, TX 76401 [email protected] H 254-968-7475

Vernon # 1811 Charter: 44287 Members: 37

Meets: Tuesday At: 12:00 PM Wilbarger Auditorium, 2100 Yamparika St., 76384

President Daniel Walker 4022 Circle Drive Vernon, TX 76384 [email protected] O 940-552-5454 Secretary Phil McCuistion 2701 Highland Park Dr. Vernon, TX 76384 [email protected] H 940-552-9697

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Weatherford # 1812 Charter: 44287 Members: 101

Meets: Tuesday At: Noon North Side Baptist Church, 910 North Main Street, 76086

President Karen Scherer 2994 Harwell Lake Road Weatherford, TX 76088 [email protected] O 817-304-5474 Secretary Hugh Bradberry 3816 Coronado Ct. Weatherford, TX 76087 [email protected] C 817-991-8648 H 817-441-9017

Wichita Falls # 1814 Charter: 42370 Members: 80

Meets: Thursday At: Noon Luby's Cafeteria, 1801 9th St., 76301

President Lisa Stephens-Musick 2 Supreme Ct. Wichita Falls, TX 76310 [email protected] O 940-733-2154 Secretary Executive Secretary James Hughes Tina Williams 4668 Bunny Run Dr P.O. Box 4728 Wichita Falls, TX 76310 Wichita Falls, TX 76308 [email protected] [email protected] H 940-692-8810 H 940-689-0023 C 940-740-1290 C 940-867-4702 O 940-723-7903

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Wichita Falls North # 1815 Charter: 30344 Members: 23

Meets: Friday At: 7:00 AM Marriott Courtyard, 3800 Tarry St., 76308

President Gary Southard 2414 Farinton Road Wichita Falls, TX 76308 [email protected] C 940-704-4387 H 940-766-0374

Secretary Carmella D’Addezio 5622 Ross Creek Lane Wichita Falls, TX 76310 [email protected] C 940-447-7612 O 940-676-4472

Wichita Falls Southwest # 1808 Charter: 20596 Members: 30

Meets: Monday At: Noon Luby's Cafeteria, 1801 9th St., 76301

President Dave Crawford 4406 Hollandale Ave. Wichita Falls, TX 76302 [email protected] C 940-249-1170 Secretary Executive Secretary Tom Key Erica West P.O. Box 1566 P.O. Box 1566 Wichita Falls, TX 76307 Wichita Falls, TX 76307 [email protected] [email protected] O 940-766-0244 O 940-733-9795

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District 5790 Interact Clubs and Sponsors Arlington Heights High School—Western Fort Worth Azle High School—Azle Arlington Bowie High School—Arlington Sunset Burleson High School—Burleson Central High School—Keller Colleyville Heritage High School—Grapevine Denton High School—Denton Morning Flower Mound High School—Flower Mound Fred Moore High School—Denton Morning Grapevine High School—Grapevine Guyer High School—Denton Iowa Park High School—Iowa Park Keller High School—Keller Kennedale High School—Kennedale Lake Dallas High School—Denton Morning Lamar High School—Arlington North Lewisville High School—Lewisville Mansfield High School—Mansfield Sunrise Mansfield Legacy High School—Mansfield Sunrise Marcus High School—Highland Village Martin High School—Arlington West Ryan High School—Denton Sam Houston High School—Great Southwest Arlington Summit High School—Mansfield Sunrise Timberview High School—Mansfield Weatherford High School—Weatherford

District 5790 Rotaract Clubs and Sponsors Midwestern University—Wichita Falls North University of North Texas—Denton University of Texas at Arlington—Great Southwest Arlington Tarrant County College - SE Campus—Arlington Sunrise

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Events - 2015/2016

District Assembly - 2015-16 April 11, 2015

Grapevine, Texas

Governor Installation Banquet June 12, 2015

Wichita Falls Country Club

RYLA - 2015 June 18-21, 2015

Texas Woman's University

International Convention 2015 June 6—10, 2015 Sao Paulo, Brazil

Membership / Foundation Seminar August 22, 2015

Institute for Leadership October 16-18, 2015

American Airlines Training Center

Rotary Foundation Gala November 13, 2015

Hurst, Texas

District Conference 2016 May 12-15, 2016 Arlington Hilton Arlington, Texas

International Convention 2016 May 28—June 1, 2016

Seoul, Korea

RYLA - 2015 June 2015

Texas Woman's University

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Section I

Utilization of Resources

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Utilization of Rotary Resources

District Governor – The District Governor is the liaison between RI, the District team and the clubs of the District. The DG exists to assist the District Rotarians in achieving their goals and objectives. The DG promotes the various RI programs in an effort to keep Rotarians well versed in all the Avenues of Service Assistant Governors – The AG is a liaison between the DG, the dis-trict chairs, and the clubs. The AG assists the DG in preparing the clubs for their Rotary year. Special attention is given to the clubs prior to the DG visit. District Avenue of Service Chairs – The District Avenue of Service Chairs (Vocational, Community, International, Youth and Foun-dation) assist the district committees in preparing and implementing goals. These chairs work directly with the District Governor in order to achieve committee goals and promote all structured RI programs. These committee chairmen will determine the curriculum and se-quence of events for the District Assembly in each Avenue of Ser-vice. The District Foundation Chair and the District Membership Chair will coordinate efforts to plan and implement a combined Foundation/Membership Seminar. All subcommittee chairs will submit a written report to their respec-tive Avenue of Service Chairs every two months. The Avenue of Ser-vice Chairs will submit this report along with comments to the District Governor. District Chairs – The District Chairs supply information to the AG’s and the clubs on specific Rotary topics. In some instances, Chairs form a vital part in the preparation and implementation of certain RI structured programs within the district such as GSE, RYLA, and Youth Exchange. Chairs also report on a bi-monthly basis to their respective District Avenue of Service Chair.

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District Chairs and committee members also are encouraged to be pro-active, speaking at clubs and preparing a written article for the district newsletter, especially if the topic is relevant as a theme of the month. District Chairs also will present at the District Assembly if sched-uled. District Trainer – The District Trainer assists members of the district team to understand their area of responsibilities. The trainers work with the team to develop goals and offer strategies on implementa-tion. The trainers are available all during the year District Website - The District Website is a vehicle for information. It archives such documents as the District Bylaws, the District Leader-ship Plan, and the newsletter. It also lists a calendar of events, pro-gram information, and registration forms. Listing of information needs the approval from either the DG or the District Secretary. The website is the source for the most current contact information for Dis-trict personnel and district calendar. It is downloadable in Adobe Ac-robat form for printing. Gotomeeting.com – Online technology facilitates the planning and implementation of many projects. Use of this resource will increas-ingly be used for training as well. District Newsletter – The newsletter offers a way for the DG to con-vey information from RI and the district to the clubs. It is a method for committee chairs to disseminate information to the clubs. Chairs will prepare an article for an assigned month. The newsletter is also a way to showcase club projects and events. District Database – The database is warehouse of district Rotarian contact information. Filters can be created to market to specific Ro-tarians in the district. The DG, AG’s and district chairs may utilize this database to promote programs and events. Request for utilization of the database must be submitted to the District Secretary for ap-proval.

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Rotary International Website – The RI website www.rotary.org hosts a myriad of information and tools. Information can be obtained on specific international projects, clubs, and specific programs such as Foundation, Vocational, Community, and Club. Individual Rotarians also can find personal information on themselves using the member access section of the site. Manual of Procedure – This manual offers a detailed listing of all Rotary protocol. Information is given on required procedures for all levels of Rotary. When in doubt read the MOP. District Bylaws – The District Bylaws indicate the district boundaries and give specific information on the role of the district. The Bylaws are not meant to replace the RI Manual of Procedure. In fact, the MOP is first in Rotary protocol. The District Leadership Plan – The DLP gives an overview of dis-trict procedures and specific roles for each member of the District Leadership Team The RI Official Directory – This directory offers information on RI officers, RI committees, and advisors. It also is a listing of all districts with their respective clubs and club contacts.

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Section II

Membership

Kay Huse Weatherford

[email protected] 817-846-5866

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A. Membership / Development / Retention

District Chair – Kay Huse (Weatherford) [email protected] 817-846-5866

Action Items Develop membership growth strategies and submit to clubs Monitor monthly attendance/membership report and highlight areas

of growth and declines. Report to DG and AG’s on a monthly basis. Assist in the production of a membership Seminar Promote ideas that will enhance the personal, community, and com-

munity growth of individual Rotarians. Assist clubs in developing long-range strategies to maintain the in-

volvement of the individual in Rotary. Work in conjunction with the Foundation chair to prepare for com-

bined Membership/Foundation Seminar.

Strategies and Roles

Governor

The DG will promote membership during official visits. Emphasize membership at PETS & at the Assembly. Request that clubs set a membership goal and submit in writing to

their AG.

AG The AG will review goals with clubs to determine achievability. Monitor goals set by respective clubs and assist when needed. Advise district chair and DG of successful strategies.

Club Clubs shall encourage members to be active. Clubs will develop a year round membership strategy

Calendar

District Establish a District Membership Seminar

Club Establish year round process for attracting new members and developing the potential of present members

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B. Extension District Chair – Delbert Hirst (Arlington Sunrise) [email protected] 817-480-4393

Action Items Identify areas within district that can sustain a new Rotary club or

clubs. Examine areas of economic and population growth and bring in-

formation to nearby Rotary clubs. Assist sponsoring Rotary clubs in chartering provisional clubs.

Roles

Governor During club visits, inquire whether existing clubs have intentions

sponsoring clubs. Disseminate committee findings to clubs .

AG Advise Governor or chair of potential areas of growth club.

Club Be open to the possibility of sponsoring a new club .

Calendar District Start as soon as information is available. Implement strat-

egy as soon as new Rotary year starts. Club Start early in the year to allow time to complete the process

in the year 2013-14.

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Section III

District Service and Public Relations

Chris McLucas

Arlington Sunrise [email protected]

(817) 874-4372

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A. District Service and Public Relations

District Chair – Chris McLucas (Arlington Sunrise) [email protected] (817) 874-4372 Action Items

Assist Clubs in developing a Public Relations (PR) plan. Apply for Rotary International grant for publicizing Rotary initia-

tives. Create and maintain a Public Relations network of pr contacts

within district Clubs. Create and distribute district Public Relations Resource materials

for Club usage. Add Public Relations Resource material to district Web site. Publicize available materials (from RI) to Clubs throughout Rotary

year. Update and maintain a media list for district-wide media. Investigate how district’s Clubs are utilizing social networking

(facebook, myspace, twitter, youtube) to promote Rotary.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Meet with District Governor to determine goals for year. Apply for RI grant and make media buys as necessary with grant

funds. Create and maintain PR network (an e-mail group connecting the pr

reps from Clubs). Regularly e-mail ideas, success stories, tips on PR network. Get calendar of events for year and e-mail notices to PR reps at

Clubs. Create Public Relations resources to upload to district Web site and

distribute to Clubs.

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Governor Communicate with district chair about publicity opportunities Be available for media interviews as necessary Be alert for news at district and Club levels that deserves media

attention and tell district chair or Club.

AG Remind Clubs that Public Relations committee is available for ideas resources, etc. Help connect Club members with the district’s PR network Be alert for news at district and Club levels that deserves media attention and tell district chair or Club.

Club

Submit Club member or local PR chair’s name to district chair for inclusion in the district’s PR network (an e-mail group to share PR ideas, resources, contacts, and district news)

Promote Club news and events to Club’s media outlets See where social networking might play a role in Club’s publicity

plan Share district information with Club members

Calendar District

Create a master events calendar. Have posted on district Web site.

Club

Produce local calendar and e-mail to district Communicate with district chair as needed (for help, with issues,

etc.)

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B. Fundraising

District Chair – Deb West (Wichita Falls Southwest) [email protected] (940) 235-0159

Action Items Create database of past and current successful club fundraisers. Assist in creating a district fundraising handbook.

Strategies & Roles District Chair

The Chair shall conduct a session at the Assembly. Share past fund raising techniques. Develop a committee to share ideas with clubs.

Governor Highlight fundraising events in the newsletter and website.

AG Keep DG, Fundraising Chair and NL editor informed of project.

Club Send information to the District Fundraising chair. Calendar District Club Entire Year

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C. Awards

Richard Sherman (Arlington South)[email protected] 817-991-3648

Action Items Identify and convene Awards Committee. Develop criteria for District awards with timelines for reporting. Develop criteria for special recognition honors with their time-

lines. Advise Clubs of Awards. Maintain communication with Clubs to keep awards in the fore-

front of their minds.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Prepare and distribute listing and criteria, including due dates for District and International awards prior to District Assembly. Submit information to the District Secretary to be posted on District Website.

Governor Print information in District Directory. Promote opportunity to earn awards through Club visits. Report Special Recognition Awards in District Newsletter as pre-

scribed by Committee.

AG Promote awards to Clubs, encouraging them to participate fully.

Club Name a chair to promote and coordinate awards. Identify persons for special recognition awards.

Calendar

District Publish awards criteria and timelines. Club Participate in activities to earn District and Rotary International

Awards and reporting them in a timely manner.

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D. Rotary International Convention

District Chair: Jeani Secord (Wichita Falls North) [email protected]

940-447-5436

Action Items Develop a process to encourage participation of District 5790 at the

International Convention in Seoul, Korea. Design a package that will foster District fellowship. Increase participation in the International Convention.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Promotion in the District newsletter and the District website, and at all district functions.

Governor Have information available during Club visits. Promote at PETS. Promote in the monthly newsletters.

AG Encourage club participation during visits, and within their clubs.

Club Support and encourage member participation.

Calendar June – July: Set-up structure, gather registration and promotional materials.

Aug – Sept: Contact all Club liaisons, explain purpose and process, and distribute promotional materials.

Oct – Nov: Actively promote early registration and planning. Centralize Reg-istration at District. Contact Club liaisons in regards to Club's level of partici-pation. Hold District 5790 fellowship to promote enthusiasm and early regis-tration.

Dec – Jan: Continue efforts to promote attendance.

March: Based upon small, medium, and large Clubs, recognition at District Conference for highest number of registrants in each category.

May28 - June 1: 2016 Rotary International Convention, Seoul, Korea

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E. Speaker’s Bureau

District Chair: Derrick Kinney (Arlington) [email protected] 817-419-6001 Action items

Assist the District Governor in developing a district speaker’s Bureau. Update bureau on a ongoing basis.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Identify initial speakers and monitor district for possible additions or changes during the year.

Governor Promote speaker’s bureau during club visits.

AG Increase awareness by your area and encourage use and updates.

Club Use speaker’s bureau to acquire Rotary programs .

Calendar District Update the listing on the District Website throughout the year.

Club Start early using programs from the Speakers’ Bureau.

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F. Newsletter District Chair – Marilyn Pokorny (Lewisville AM) [email protected] 972-288-8211

Action items Maintain template for monthly newsletter. Solicit breaking news Highlight Club Service Activities.


Follow-up and communication of due dates for information. Edit content for optimum transfer of news content.

Governor Use newsletter to keep members informed of events and ob-

jectives AG Encourage clubs to use GNL to promote activities and

events.

Club Use newsletter to spread the word about what your club is

doing.

Calendar District Establish monthly information due dates.

Club Monitor information due dates and promote recognition of club.

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G. Website District Chair – John Pokorny (Lewisville AM) [email protected] 972-317-8211 Action items

Maintain website to enhance district communications Enable committee chairs to maintain their own sections of the site

Strategies & Roles District Governor Provide timely support for processing up to date information

Governor Use website to keep members informed of events and

objectives. AG Encourage clubs to use website to promote activities and

events. Club Use the website to spread the word about what your club

is doing. Calendar District Help make website an essential source of information. Club Assure timely communication of information.

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Section IV

SERVICE PROGRAMS

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Community Service

Don Proctor (Arlington)

[email protected] (817) 801-1616

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A. Blood Challenge

District Chair – John Pardue (Arlington South) [email protected] 206-498-6007

Action Items Develop database of successful blood drive events. Maintain tracking system. Develop committee structure so as to provide speakers for Club presentations.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Promote the program Articles and Advertisements in Governors

Newsletter. Maintain relevant information on District Website, and other online

media available, like Facebook. Encourage clubs to name a contact and set an annual goal. Provide PETS Display and elevator pitch. Use District Assembly to present program & make club connections. Make and/or Arrange Blood Presentations for Clubs. Encourage clubs to work with local blood centers. Review results on quarterly basis. Capture and relate relevant success stories. Use committee structure to aid in these functions.

Governor Encourage clubs to participate through available communications channels. Use positive reinforcement to build

camaraderie between clubs to achieve goals.

AG Encourage clubs to set goals and present results on a quarterly basis.

Club Have club set goal and monitor results on a quarterly basis.

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B. Literacy

District Chair – Joe Ferrell (Arlington) [email protected] 817-797-7220

Rotarians are addressing a full range of literacy issues, including primary education, vocational education, teacher training and adult education. Pro-jects range from individual tutoring and providing textbooks to promoting the Concentrated Language Encounter methodology and building schools. Action Items Develop a database of successful literacy projects being conducted in

our district. Review projects from a national and international perspective and de-

termine their feasibility in our district. If feasible, include these items in the District 5790 Literacy database.

Determine the idea of partnering with other district committees to de-velop successful literacy programs in our area.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Be prepared to present at the District Assembly and PETS. Highlight existing programs and offer suggestion on how to imple-

ment such programs. Prepare articles for the District Newsletter and the District Website.

Governor Request that clubs have at least one literacy program in their club and review at official club visits.

AG Determine if clubs will be engaging in a literacy program during initial club assembly.

Club Request that club chair attend District Assembly to learn about areas

of literacy. Early in the Rotary year begin exploring possible programs. Order "Dictionaries" as soon as Rotary year starts to ensure availabil-

ity. Distribute as soon as school begins.

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C. Disaster Relief District Chair - Bob Cranford (Stephenville) [email protected] (254)-965-3050 Action Items

Promote the Disaster Relief program through programs at PETS, ASSEMBLY, and Club Presentations


Monitor major disasters locally and internationally. Convene disaster committee to evaluate a recommended response. With the disaster committee agree on a strategy and plan a response

for fund raising, filing a request for funds from the District 501c3 allocation and disbursement of funds

Governor Highlight the program at key district events and encourage participation.

AG

During club visits, AG’s should highlight district resources and support available for this program and key dates. Help club members establish connection with the district commit

tees for this program. Club Promote program to members and help make them more

aware of opportunities.

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Vocational Service

Chuck Chambers (Arlington North)

[email protected] 817-721-0546

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A. Four-Way Test Speech Contest District Chair: Janelle Kavanaugh (Ft. Worth East) [email protected] (817)-312-3477

Action Items: To acquaint high school students with Rotary and its Four-Way

Test. To demonstrate and enhance Rotary’s commitment to youth. To heighten awareness of Rotary among youth, parents, high

schools, and the community. Actively promote the Four-Way Test Speech Contest. Increase the number of clubs participating in the Four-Way Test

Speech Contest.

Strategies & Roles: District Chair

Talk about the speech contest at key 2015-16 District Events, in-cluding District Leadership Team Training, Lone-Star Presidents-Elect Training Seminar, District Conference, and District Assembly Training.

Contact each Club President to verify club participation.


AG During club visits, highlight district resources and support available

for this program and key dates. Help club members establish connection with the district committee

for this program.

Club Promote this program more prominently to members and help make them more aware of the speech contest.

Calendar:

District Have Four-Way Test Speech Contest information updated on the District web site by July 1, 2015

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B. RITE (Rotary Inter-Country Teacher Exchange)

District Chair: Eddy Salame RITE is a cultural exchange of teachers between participating countries. For approximately one month, the participants teach their language to stu-dents that have a need and or desire to learn the teacher’s language. In re-turn, the teacher learns about the people, the language and the culture of the host country. The overall purpose is to promote international goodwill and understanding.

Action Items: Recruit more sponsoring clubs. Review and evaluate prior experiences.


Develop and implement strategy for identifying good candidates for exchange & finding clubs to sponsor RITE Teachers.

Governor Highlight the program at key district events and encourage partici-

pation.

AG During club visits, AG’s should highlight district resources and

support available for this program and key dates. Help club members establish connection with the district commit-

tees for this program.

Club Promote program to members and help make them more aware of opportunities.

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C. ROTARY ACTION GROUPS (RAG) District Chair – Gerald Robinson (Flower Mound) [email protected] 817-896-2744 www.rotary.org/actiongroups Rotarian Action Groups provide assistance and support to Rotary clubs and districts in planning and implementing service projects in their respective areas of expertise. They are autonomous, international groups organized by committed Rotarians, Rotarians’ spouses, and Rotaractors who have exper-tise in, and a passion for a particular type of service. There are currently 18 RAGs authorized by the RI Board of Directors.

Action Items Educate clubs and members on the opportunities that Rotary Ac-

tion Groups offer. Increase the number of members of the various Action Groups.

Strategies and Roles

District Chair Identify Rotarians that are a member of one or more action groups

in the district. Recruit a committee of speakers, as needed, in other areas of the

district who are currently involved in one or more of the RAG to help promote RAG.

Write at least one article for the District Newsletter.

Governor Encourage clubs to get members to join one or more Rotary Action Groups; members who participate in RAG help in membership retention.

Assistant Governor During club visits, AG’s can help identify members who have joined a RAG, and share that back with the RAG Chair.

Club

Encourage members to join a RAG, thus aiding in membership retention and club growth.

Include a program on RAG during the year.

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D. VOCATIONAL TRAINING TEAMS (VTT) District Chair – PDG Paul Geisel (Fort Worth East) [email protected] 817-531-3804 Vocational Training Teams offer a “hands-on” approach to vocational service. In VTT, groups of professionals travel either to learn more about their voca-tion , teach local professionals about a field, or serve a community in their vo-cation. Teams that address one of Rotary’s six areas of focus and follow guidelines can qualify for a global grant. Other teams can be funded at the club or district level. VTT is a specialized version of the previous Group Study Exchange program under Future Visions.

Action Items Educate clubs on Vocational Training Teams and how they fit into the

new Future Visions of Rotary International. Promote VTT at Club Assembly, District Conference and other Dis-

trict meetings as appropriate. Educate District Leaders on VTT (including AG’s, and other District

Chairs), to help expand

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Recruit a committee of speakers who can present VTT to the clubs

throughout the district. Act as resource & coordinator for clubs that want to do a VTT project. Help clubs secure funding for the project. Write at least one article for the District Newsletter.

Governor Encourage clubs to participate in VTT, and direct them to the resources to make the project happen.

Assistant Governor During club visits, AG’s can direct the clubs to the resources avail able to get a VTT project going. The AG can also help find other clubs to help with a VTT project.

Club Include a VTT in the club plan for the year, utilizing the resources of

the district to help make it a success. Include a program on VTT, and make the club members more aware

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F. ROTARY VOLUNTEERS District Chair: Darrell Hobbs (Wichita Falls SW) [email protected] (940) 767-7478 The Rotary Volunteers program encourages and facilitates volunteer service, putting Rotary’s ideal of Service Above Self into action. The program is administered by Rotary Volunteers at the club, district, and international level. Rotarians and non-Rotarians who wish to serve as international volunteers can register with RI and are included in the Ro-tary Volunteers database.

Action Item Develop a database of District 5790 members who want to participate as a Rotary Volunteer.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Develop a database of current member participation. Recruit a committee of speakers who are currently Rotary

Volunteers. Write at least one article for the District Newsletter.

Governor Encourage clubs to get members to join Rotary Volunteers. Participation in Rotary Volunteers helps aid in member retention.

Assistant Governor During club visits, help the district identify Rotarians who want to become Rotary Volunteers.

Club Include a program on Rotary Volunteers during the year, and

encourage members to join. Include information on Rotary Volunteers in the club indoctrination program.

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International Service

PDG Dan Morales Arlington Great Southwest

[email protected] (817) 994-7575 - C

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A. Rotary Fellowships A means for Rotarians sharing common vocational, recreational and health or medical-related interests to associate with each other to further international fellowship and service

District Chair – PDG Conrad Heede (Grapevine) [email protected] (817) 235 8110

Action Items Develop a database of District 5790 and Texas Rotary Fellowships

to post in the district directory and district website. Review and disseminate information on how the RI website can

expand the involvement of Rotary Fellowships to the national and the international levels.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Devise a database of current member participation and present at the

District Assembly. Recruit a committee of speakers who are currently involved in one of

the fellowship make help. Write at least one article for the District Newsletter.

Governor Encourage clubs to include this program as one of their projects

and include this as part of PETS training.

AG During club visits, AG’s should asked if any member is part of a

Rotary Fellowship. Have their clubs submit a list of participating club members and

recognize those participants at District Conference.

Club Include this program more prominently to members and help make them more aware of opportunities.

Calendar District Develop Database by July 30th

Club Turn in members’ database by July 10th.

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B. Wheelchairs District Chair – PDG Dan Morales (Arlington Great Southwest) [email protected] 817-994-7575

Action Items Determine International needs. Communicate with clubs that matching funds exist. Create a procedure for distribution of wheelchairs. Monitor funds distributed .

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Advise clubs interested in international projects. Examine options to existing plan. Advise governor of dollars matched along with monthly balance. Concur with other district international committees to coordinate

efforts.

Governor Review quarterly reports and respond with additional pro motion if needed.

AG Listen to clubs’ request for international project.

Club Set goals for international projects early in the year and include in budget.

Calendar

District Set promotion early in Rotary year. Set travel events in early spring.

Club Mirror district calendar.

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C. Friendship Exchange

District Chair – Marci Junge (Grapevine) [email protected] 817-366-6138 A program enabling Rotarians and their families to carry out reciprocal visits with Rotarians and their families in countries other than their own, either on an individual basis or as a team.

Action Items Develop of database of successful relationships. Coordinate with District Foundation, International, and Vocational

committees and determine international excursions. Develop a database of District Rotarians who have traveled on a

Rotary Friendship Exchange and submit to district web-master for posting.

Strategies & Roles At the District Assembly discuss the benefits of using the Friendship

Exchange program as a method to develop better International understanding and better international relationships. Discuss how to develop this type of exchange. Ask clubs to send the district chair information on when individuals

travel on a friendship exchange. Advise the web-master for posting on the website and also advise

the District Chair for the Speaker’s Bureau to include them on the speaker’s listing.

Governor Promote during the District Governor’s official visits to the

clubs and initiate the invitation for friendship exchanges.

AG Identify clubs doing projects and report to District Governor.

Club Build upon relationships that have been established during Interna-tional Service projects.

Calendar

District Ongoing throughout the year

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Youth Services

Clint Ishmael (Cleburne) [email protected]

(817)-774-6305

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A. Interact and Rotaract District Interact/Rotaract Chair: Lannie Noble (Decatur) [email protected] (940)-577-4507 Action Items:

The overall goal is to build on and enhance what has already been accom-plished by increasing the interaction between Rotary Clubs and the Interact and Rotaract Clubs they sponsor, specifically, by: Exploring opportunities for establishing new Rotaract Clubs at uni-

versities and colleges within the District. Strengthening existing Interact Clubs by 1) increasing and diversify-

ing membership and 2) expanding activities, programs, and services in Interact Clubs at high schools within the District.

At least half the clubs in the District, with sponsored Interact and/or Rotaract Clubs, will engage those clubs in at least one service project this year.

Arranging for Rotaract and Interact clubs to attend and participate in the District Conference.

Promote Interact and Rotaract at the District Conference and other District Seminars and Assemblies.

Strategies & Roles:

District Chair

Evaluate the status and functioning of existing Interact and Rotaract Clubs, to determine new and existing avenues for expansion and enhancement. Determine which clubs are active or inactive, club membership size, and what assistance from the District Chair might be useful.

Ask each Rotary Club with a sponsored Interact/Rotaract Clubs to identify one person as Youth Liaison, to both work with the Clubs and the District Chair. A District Youth Committee will be selected from these Youth.

Liaisons for the purpose of communication, training, sharing, and establishing best practices.

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Explore the development of Interact/Rotaract electronic Newsletter through Clubrunner.

Ask Rotary Clubs without current Interact/Rotaract Clubs to estab-lish a Youth Chair or Committee to explore opportunities to

establish new clubs. Develop and implement a test project incorporating Rotary clubs,

Rotaract, and Interact. Suggested test project: Career fair.

Governor Review and support proposals on Rotaract and Interact expansion; promote District Interact and Rotaract activities

throughout the District.

AG Promotion similar to DG’s activities.

Club Work with District Chair to participate in at least one youth

-focused project or activity and facilitate identification of and support to Youth Liaison.

Calendar District Schedule, promote, and conduct a District-wide Youth Conference in November.

Club Begin establishing plans for Interact and Rotaract formation or expansion prior to June; schedule a Club youth pro gram for the month of September.

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B. Youth Exchange

District Chair – Norman King (Kennedale) [email protected] (817) 781-3327 Youth Exchange is a program that promotes international friendship by giv-ing young men and women between the ages of 15-19 the opportunity to ex-perience a long or short-term exchange (from a few days to a full academic year) in country other than their own.

Action Items Develop a broad base committee representing the district. Complete an area diagnostic to determine why some areas are successful in their club Youth Exchange programs. Examine demographic factors such school districts size, accessibility to urban versus rural. Set important dates prior to the District Assembly. Distribute these dates to district website, cubs, committee members, sponsors, and host families.

Strategies & Roles

District Chair

Encourage each club to establish a youth exchange committee Establish an Intra-City Rotary Youth Exchange Committee in multi-

club cities or areas, including cities like Arlington, HEB, Denton, Fort Worth, and Wichita Falls.

Develop a list of speakers to make Youth Exchange presentations Involve current Inbound students in presentations plus our outbound

students after returning from abroad. Contact every club that does not currently host an exchange student

to arrange for a Youth Exchange club program. Utilize District Committee members to conduct Host Family Orien-

tation. Utilize Club counselors to conduct Club Orientations. Promote Youth Exchange and provide District contacts. Have the District Governor or DGE/DGN attend SCRYE meetings.

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GOVERNOR Promote Youth Exchange through District contacts. Have the District Governor or GDE/DGN attend SCRYE meetings

AG

Promote Youth Exchange through District contacts. Ask clubs to set program date for Youth Exchange speaker.

Club Develop functioning Youth Exchange Committee. Agree to host one youth exchange student, providing club counselor, host families, and allowances for the student. Recruit Outbound Youth Exchange students. Create a budget for Youth Exchange to help with sponsored stu dents, both inbound and outbound.

Calendar District District Chair will have dates for orientation set so as to have posted in the District Directory prior to April 1.

Club Set parameters for recruiting and orientation on long-term, short-term host families, except begin a month or two be fore District dates so that your students will be prepared.

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C. RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards)

District Chair — Clint Ishmael (Cleburne) [email protected] 817-774-6305 RYLA emphasizes leadership, citizenship, personal growth, and aims to dem-onstrate Rotary's respect and concern for youth. This program also provides an effective training experience for selected youth, encourages leadership of youth by youth and to recognize publicly young people who are rendering service to their communities.

Action Items: Increase number of Rotarian Counselors to accommodate number of

RYLA participants. Review RYLA program curriculum in relation to size of the group. Recruit two new RYLA committee members.

Strategies & Roles Governor

Promote RYLA during DG visits, district newsletter and website.

AG

Promote RYLA during Club Assembly and ensure club’s include RYLA in club budget. Identify club’s that may want to apply for RYLA scholarships.

Club Schedule club presentation in first part of Rotary year to educate

members on the focus of the program and who can participate. Include RYLA in club budget (RYLA Scholarships are available) Schedule program by RYLA participants to share with your club

about that youth’s experience.

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Calendar District

Deliver RYLA CD packets to clubs in December. Follow-up with clubs after packets have been sent to clubs. Schedule presentation to clubs to recruit Rotarian Counselors Shepherd clubs through RYLA process/paperwork until event held.

Club

Schedule meeting with school counselors in January to convey program and ask about possible candidates. Submit RYLA Registration by deadline.

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Section V Training

PDG Tom Sheriff (Wichita Falls North)

[email protected] (940) 782-1694 Cell

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TRAINING District Chair: PDG Tom Sheriff (Wichita Falls North)

[email protected] (940) 782-1694 Cell

A. DISTRICT OFFICER TRAINING Purpose: Organize and implement training for new officers for the coming Rotary year. Action Items:

Prepare materials for new officers Organize workshop sessions for training of new officers Invite speakers or discussion leaders for general sessions

B. PRESIDENT-ELECT TRAINING SEMINAR (PETS) Purpose: Organize training agenda for president-elects during the one-day district training session at Lone Star Pets. Action Items:

Assemble training leaders for pertinent topics to be discussed at the District meeting

Prepare and distribute handouts and other materials needed for the training

C. DISTRICT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY (ASSEMBLY) Purpose: Organize training agenda and team for District Leadership Academy Action Items:

Assemble training agenda and team for club officers and programs sponsored by District 5790

Work with District officers and committee chairs to prepare agenda for lead-ership sessions.

Help with preparation of materials used during the assembly.

D. INSTITUTE FOR LEADERSHIP (I f L) Purpose: To provide high quality, relevant leadership training Action Items:

Training of IfL facilitators Review of curriculum Designing promotional materials

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DISTRICT CONFERENCE

District Chair: PDG Tom Sheriff (Wichita Falls North)

[email protected] (940) 782-1694 Cell Purpose: Celebrate and Showcase the 2015-2016 Activities of District 5790 Action Items

Arrange stimulating agenda which (1) Recognizes and highlights club achievements in our district through presentations and awards, (2) Encourages clubs to set up displays of their activities

features high profile prominent key note speakers, (3) Schedule a first class venue and catering,

(4) Prepare and distribute promotional materials, PETS,

District Assembly, Directory, and (5) Effectively promotes the event for maximum participa-

tion . Strategies & Roles

Assemble committee and convene regular checkpoint meetings to insure that action items are being addressed effectively and on time to result in a high quality event with high participation and representation from members in our district.

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AG During club visits, AG’s should promote

conference participation by club mem-bers.

Club Include this program more prominently to

member and help make them more aware of opportunities for participation.

Calendar District Promote event at Assembly, Newsletters,

Website, & Directory. May 12-15, 2016

Arlington, Texas

Club Promote throughout the year Budget Self- funding through registration fees

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The Rotary Foundation

(TRF)

PDG J. Paul Lucas [email protected]

H - 817-354-6921 W - 817-350-4801 C - 817-875-5540

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TRF FUND RAISING A1. Annual Giving

District Chair - Deb West (Wichita Falls Southwest) [email protected] 940- 235-0159 Action Items

Obtain materials and literature to emphasize TRF’s goal of at least $100 for Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY). Advise clubs on techniques to enhance their Annual Giving. Prepare a PPT on Annual Giving for presentation to clubs (primarily during Foundation Month). Monitor monthly club Annual Giving reports and provide that information to AGs, and Area Foundation Coordinators.


Actively promote the Annual Giving program through speaking presentations, recognition of contributors, preparing newsletter articles, and providing contribution updates to the DG and AGs. Participate in the District Foundation Seminar.

Governor Advise PEs at PETS on the need for Annual Giving. Emphasize EREY and have the PEs develop an EREY goal. Make Annual Giving status a part of AG & AFC reports to the DG.

AG & AFC Review Annual Giving goals with clubs. Ensure that all clubs HAVE a goal. Review Annual Giving data received from district and meet with clubs on action items.

Club Establish an Annual Giving goal based on TRF expectations of Rotarian Every Year. Promote and motivate members to support EREY.

Calendar District Prepare for District Assembly, Foundation Seminar, and

Foundation Month. Club Emphasize Annual Giving on regular basis. Note: Be sure to achieve your annual APF(EREY) giving goal by March 31st. Primary RI recognition each year is for contributions received by TRF between July 1st and March 31st.

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A2. Endowment Fund

District Chair — PRID Don Mebus (Arlington) [email protected] 817-261-5571 Action Items

Discuss Rotary Foundation at PETS, District Assembly, District Conference, Club Meetings and whenever/wherever. Implement strategy to identify potential donors. Implement Major Donor Recognition Event(s).


Promote the Rotary Foundation. Collaborate with District Rotary Foundation Chair on events and opportunities.

Governor Identify persons who may wish to learn about giving opportunities. Promote Rotary Foundation and its programs. Provide Opportunities for discussion

AG & AFC Identify persons who may wish to learn about giving opportunities. Promote Rotary Foundation and its programs. Provide Opportunities for discussion.

Club Identify persons who may wish to learn about giving opportunities. Promote Rotary Foundation and its programs. Provide Opportunities for discussion.

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A3. Polio Plus

District Chair – David Boyll (Abilene) [email protected] 325- 669-5554

Action Items Collaborate with District Foundation chair to maintain current

events as it pertains to Polio eradication. With the assistance of the DFC, monitor club Polio

contributions. Promote/support area and club Polio fundraisers. Encourage clubs to have an annual goal of at least $1,000 for

Polio Plus. Strategies & Roles At the District Assembly prepare information on the status of

Polio results in the world. Keep current status published in the newsletter and district

website. Work with AG’s to promote club and/or area fundraisers. Governor Checkpoints with DFC and Rotary Regional Founda-

tion Chair. AG Promote activities of Polio District Chair. Club Balance foundation giving between APF, Polio and Permanent Fund. Calendar District Monitor Quarterly Contribution Reports Club Be sure to achieve your annual Polio Plus giving goal by March 31st. Primary RI recognition each year is for contributions received by the Rotary Foundation between July 1st and March 31st.

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B. TRF GRANTS

B1. District Grants

District Chair: PDG Sharron Miles (Cleburne) [email protected] 817-832-8066 Action Items

Educate clubs on the District Grant process from completing the necessary forms to issuing the final report. Promote the availability of DDF for District Grants. Present grants to selection committee. Require recipients to attend the Conference. Monthly update on DDF used to DG and DRFC.


Coordinate with the District Foundation Chair, the subcommittees of the Avenue of Community Service to determine if the district will focus on a particular world issue. How can we use our DDF most effectively when selecting project? Review and revise grants form to place on the district website. Highlight completed grant projects at the Assembly and Foundation Seminar. Present at the District Assembly, Foundation Seminar, and the District Conference.

Governor Promote the District Grants program early starting at PETS. Keep momentum going at the District Assembly. Allow enough time for presentation at the Assembly.

AG Keep clubs advised of District plans. Listen for possible grant projects from your clubs and encourage participation.

Club Submit online grant application prior to Aug 1 allocation. Later applications will be considered on Oct 1 if there are District Grant DDF funds remaining.

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B2. Global Grants District Chair : PDG Tom Sheriff (Wichita Falls North) [email protected] 940-696-3409 Action Items

Promote to clubs and AG's the availability of DDF for global grants, and how to fund grants if the DDF source has been depleted. Educate clubs on proper method of undertaking a global grant, from partnering with an International Club to teaming with other U.S. clubs. Conduct meetings of Global Grant Committee to consider, approve and administer grant applications, reports and compliance with rules of TRF. Require recipients to attend review sessions applicable to their pro jects. Maintain Funding Status and report to DG and DRFC.


Coordinate with DRFC and MG Committee to determine opportune- ties to leverage impact of DDF and involvement of clubs through alliances with other clubs in D5790, other US Rotary clubs, and oth er international clubs working together on a designated world issue, or significant local humanitarian need. Communicate to Clubs and District officers concerning planned and

completed grants projects at PETS, Assembly, Foundation Seminar, and the District Conference.

Governor During club visits and AG meetings assess individual club interest, or need to develop an interest, in international humanitarian service, and communicate statements of interest to Matching Grant chair, Foundation Chair.

AG Encourage participation by clubs and facilitate support from MG committee.

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Club Identify interest in participating in a Global Grant in 2015-16 and access process and schedule on website to meet submittal deadlines. Contact Global Grant chair for assistance. Calendar District Establish amount of DDF to be allocated to Global Grants for 2015 -2016 by PETS. By PETS: Set Time Frame and procedures for making applications for 2015-2016 Global grants. Club Submit grant applications before August 1 for the initial ap-

proval cycle. Application received after August 1 will be con-sidered only if there are any DDF funds remaining after the initial allocation.

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C. Scholarships & Alumni C1. D5790 Ambassadorial Scholarship ($30K)

District Chair: PDG Conrad Heede (Grapevine) [email protected] 817- 235-8110 Action Items

Appoint committee before February 1 and establish application deadlines and a general interview date. Develop criteria used to select candidates and supple selection committee with this information. Distribute student applications to committee members for review and use during selection process. Follow-up after interviews


Establish committee with approval of District Governor. Establish deadlines for applications, location and time for interviews and criteria to be used by selection committee. Promote the program at district meetings, newsletter, club presentations and a schedule reminder and PR suggestions to clubs in the fall for their recruiting efforts. Establish candidate interview schedule. Notify each applicant & clubs of selection outcome. Prepare publicity AFTER The Rotary Foundation Board accepts applicants and assigns them to a country/school.

Governor Participate as member of the selection Committee Club Make sure applicants are informed about Rotary, and confirm interview schedule. Calendar February – Club interviews their candidates

March – Send completed application to District Scholar Chair April – District interviews, selection is contingent on TRF okay May – Club submits Grant applications to D5790 and TRF.

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C2. Rotary World Peace Fellows District Chair — Jeff Whitfield (Fort Worth) [email protected] C 214-502-3876 Action Items With the assistance of the Alumni committee chair and RI, request the

assistance of past RWPFs to promote the program. Ask to make presentations in our district. Develop a process for interviews and selection

Strategies & Roles

District Chair Use the District Foundation Seminar as a possible venue for a Peace Fellow presentation (perhaps a past RWPF). RWPF make excellent speakers at the Assembly or Conference.

Governor Direct Club presidents’ questions to the District Chair along with

RWPF possible nominees. Assist chair in forming a committee to interview candidates and

serve as a member of the Committee.

AG During club assemblies determine if clubs have an interest in the RWPF program. Direct information to chair once an inquiry is made.

Club Identify, review, and support possible RWPF candidates

Calendar District January-February: candidates prepare application packages.

March: Clubs interview candidates for consideration by District. April-May, District Committee receives Club nominations. May-June, District Committee completes review and inter views.

Club Identify nominees during the January -March time period.

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C3. Alumni

District Chair: Kayla Christianson (Abilene) [email protected] 325-518-8047 Action Items

Coordinate with RI in establishing database of Foundation Alumni located within district. Include this information on the district website, in the

Speaker’s Bureau, and the directory. Educate Rotarians on who becomes a member of the

Alumni, Former GSE team members, Scholars, NID par-ticipants, etc.


Request the assistance of the Speaker’s Bureau chair and the District Secretary in placing Alumni Information. Request Alumni information from past sponsoring clubs.

Governor Use club inventory and planning guide for effective clubs. Examine a club’s past participation in Foundation programs.

AG Confirm that known alumni are registered in District Data Base. Club Refer to District Alumni Data Base for potential members’ club.

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E. TRF Stewardship/Compliance District Chair: PDG Dan Morales (Arlington Great Southwest) [email protected] 817-994-7575 Action Items Ensure that processes are in place for the proper stewardship of

all funds associated with TRF District and Global Humanitarian Projects.

Strategies & Roles D1. Audit Committee – Troy Secord

Conduct Regular Financial Reviews to ensure compliance with all regulations

D2. Trainer – Paul Lucas Support all Rotary Foundation training initiatives. D3. Qualification – John Pokorny

Monitor club qualifications for involvement in District and Global Grants. Governor Checkpoints with DFC and Rotary Regional Foundation chair AG Promote activities of Polio District Chair Club Ensure that you are complying with all TRF Requirements

Calendar District Monitor Quarterly Financial Review Club Insure good project management

Complete Records Financial Controls On time reporting

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F. Area Foundation Coordinators (AFCs) District Chair – Jeani Secord (Wichita Falls North) [email protected] (940) 447-5436 Action Items, Strategies & Roles District Chair

Work with AG’s to determine if area fundraisers are possible.

Governor

Checkpoints with DRFC and Rotary Area Foundation Coordinators (AFCs)

AG Promote roles of AFCs. Club Use AFCs as a TRF Consultant/Resource. Calendar District Monitor Quarterly Contribution by Area. Club Plan for quarterly contributions.

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Newsletter Article Assignments

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Articles for the District Newsletter will come from several sources: The District Governor The District Secretary Assistant Governors District Chairs Club Rotarians

Newsletter Article District Committee Chair Assignments

2015-2016

July Public Relations Chair District 5790 Blood & Organs Speakers Bureau

August Membership Month Membership Development/ Extension Chair District Conference Group Study Exchange

September Youth Services Month Interact/Rotaract RYLA Youth Exchange Friendship Exchange

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Governor's Newsletter Article District Committee Chair Assignments

2015-2016

Continued… October Vocational Month

The Four Way Speech Contest RITE Vocational Topic Rotary Action Groups Vocational Training Teams

November Foundation Month Annual Giving The Permanent Fund TRF Overview Polio International Convention

December Family Month

District Simplified Grants Matching Grants District Conference Wheelchairs

January Rotary Awareness Public Relations International Convention Promote PETS for DGE Awards Promotion

February World Understanding World Community Service Promote Assembly Rotary Volunteers Alumni

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March Literacy Month Literacy Promote Conference AG’s submit articles about their areas April Magazine Month Promote Conference Ag’s submit articles about their areas May Recap Conference Start reviewing year June Rotary Fellowship Month

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Newsletter Articles Club Assignments

2015-2016 July November Abilene Southwest Abilene Wednesday Arlington Azle Dublin Fort Worth East Flower Mound HEB Vernon Mid Cities Pacesetters August December Arlington South Arlington Sunrise Cleburne Bowie Grapevine Colleyville Iowa Park Denton Morning Metroport EagleMountain-Saginaw Southlake September January Arlington Sunset Burkburnett Brownwood Fort Worth Southwest Fort Worth Graham Hamlin Granbury Lewisville Noon Arlington Great SW Wichita Falls Kennedale October February Gainesville Cisco Haskell Eastland Lake Ray Roberts Mansfield Sunrise Lewisville Morning Nocona Wichita Falls North Western Fort Worth

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March Arlington West Breckenridge Burleson Area Mid-Day Crowell Fort Worth Stockyards Highland Village April Abilene Arlington North Coleman Keller Stamford Weatherford May Burleson Denton Fort Worth South Mansfield Mineral Wells June Decatur Fort Worth International Golden Triangle Stephenville Wichita Falls Southwest

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District Newsletter Editor: Marilyn Pokorny

The deadline for getting articles and pictures to the Editor is the 20th of the month. Also please send them electronically if possible ([email protected]). If not, they will have to be scanned and the quality may not be as good.

Rotary Monthly Theme Calendar

July

August Membership and Extension

September New Generations

October Vocational Service

November The Rotary Foundation Interact Week – 1st Week in November

December Family Month January Rotary Awareness February World Understanding Feb 23 Rotary Anniversary and World Understanding and Peace Day

March Literacy

April Rotary Magazine

May District Governor Appreciation

June Rotary Fellowships

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APPENDIX

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PAST GOVERNORS OF DISTRICT 5790 1915 1915-16 W. H. Richardson, Jr., Austin 1916-17 Lynn Milam, Dallas 1955-56 Arch Evans (Pat), Stephenville 1917-18 Elijah Coles, Houston 1956-57 Sydney A. Gaines (Ethel), Wichita Falls 1918-19 Thomas S. Reed, Beaumont 1957-58 Truett Walton (Juantia), Abilene 1919-20 Robert E. Vinson, Austin 1958-59 Ira Kersnick (Mable), Fort Worth 1959-60 Robert King (Mama), Abilene 1920 1920-21 H.H. Lutcher Stark, Orange 1960 1921-22 George C. Holgram (Jennie C.), San Ant. 1960-61 Robert H. Blake (Sue), Brownwood 1922-23 John V. Singleton, Waxahachie 1961-62 Briggs Todd (Marna), Abilene 1923-24 Lester Dawley, Wichita Falls 1961-63 Elden A. Gresham (Alton), Graham 1924-25 Harry H. Rogers, San Antonio 1963-64 J. Harold Farmer (Shirley), Denton 1925-26 Walter Cline (Ella), Wichita Falls 1964-65 C. J. Dodsworth (Irma), Bowie 1926-27 Wm. C. Edwards (Jane), Denton 1965-66 Walter Riley (Irma), Burkburnett 1927-28 Ellis H. Boyd (Ive Lee), Fort Worth 1966-67 Roscoe Blankenship (Ouida), Abilene 1928-29 Rue P. Parcell (May), Amarillo 1967-68 Scranton Jones (Marjie), Fort Worth 1929-30 R. Bernard Bryant (Josephine), Stamford 1968-69 Ike H. Harrison (Anne), Fort Worth 1969-70 O.T. Freeman, Wichita Falls 1930 1930-31 Ray H. Nichols (Ethel), Vernon 1970 1931-32 Thomas D. Broods (Betsy) Waco 1970-71 Maurice Crawford (Esther), Wichita Falls 1932-33 H. C. Anderson (Blanche) 1971-72 R. I. McArron (Ada), Breckenridge 1933-34 O. B. Sellers (Theo), Fort Worth 1972-73 K. R. Molyneaux (Jean), Fort Worth 1934-35 Thomas H. Taylor (Myrtle), Brownwood 1973-74 Tim A. Harbin (Helen), Bowie 1935-36 J. M. Willson (Mavis), Floydada 1974-75 W. O. Trogdon (Flo), Stephenville 1936-37 Fred Wemple (Edith), Midland 1975-76 Joe T. Rushing (Elaine), Fort Worth 1937-38 J. Edd McLaughlin (Pearl), Rally 1976-77 Claude A. Hicks (Jenny), Abilene 1938-39 Linton Estes (Helen), Wichita Falls 1977-78 H. Arthur Zappe, Mineral Wells 1939-40 Hiram Arrant (Bernice), Abilene 1978-79 Harold F. Layhee (Mary) Wichita Falls 1979-80 William H. Harrison (Jean), Forth Worth 1940 1940-41 Frank S. Roberts, Breckenridge 1980 1941-42 Cal Farley (Mini), Amarillo 1980-81 Vanis Miller (Bernice), Fort Worth 1942-43 Charles E. Paxton (Leah), Sweetwater 1981-82 Noble (Spike) Harris (Bette), Abilene * 1943-44 M. W. (Pic) Larmour (Norma), Graham 1982-83 Arvil Lewis (Doris), Fort Worth * 1944-45 Harris M. Cook (Ruby), Canyon 1983-84 Stone Risinger (Pearl Rose), Arlington 1945-46 Charles S. Payton (Bonnie), Cleburne 1984-85 Louis Pitcock, Jr. (Mary), Graham 1946-47 W. Aubrey Stephenson (Myrt), Abilene 1985-86 Clif Drinkard (Maxine), Temple 1947-48 J. F. McCulloch (Blanche), Stamford 1986-87 Bobby Albert (Susan),Wichita Falls* 1948-49 William B. Todd (May), Fort Worth 1987-88 Hugh Ross, Arlington * 1949-50 Grover Boswell (Mary Anna), Fort Worth 1988-89 Joe Orr (Beverly), Fort Worth * 1989-90 Ron Ward (Georgia), Arlington * 1950 1950-51 J. P. Tarry (Lilly Bess), Wichita Falls 1951-52 A. D. Cummings (Rose), Olney 1952-53 E. H. Hereford (Ruth), Arlington 1953-54 Grady Halbert (Eunice), Crowell 1954-55 Warren Tayman (Charlsie), Stamford

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1990 1990-91 John Lutz III, Fort Worth 1991-92 Conrad C. Heede (Betty), Grapevine * 1992-93 Paul E. Jungmeyer, Houston 1993-94 Paul Geisel, Fort Worth * 1994-95 Don Mebus (Carolyn), Arlington * 1995-96 Janet W. Holland (Mike), Mineral Wells * 1996-97 Wilkes Berry (June), Denton 1997-98 Walt Milner (Carol), Grapevine * 1998-99 Sid Pruitt (Jo Anna), Cleburne * 1999-00 Ken Jones (Glenda), Stephenville * 2000 2000-01 David Stubbeman (Sue), Abilene 2001-02 Joi Burton, (Frank), Arlington * 2002-03 Becky Downing (Ron), Breckenridge * 2003-04 Chuck Kurtzman (Ellen), Fort Worth * 2004-05 Tom Sheriff (Linda), Wichita Falls * 2005-06 Jim Aneff, Abilene * 2006-07 Dan Morales, Great Southwest Arlington * 2007-08 Dave Mason, (Vonda), Abilene Southwest* 2008-09 Jerry Parr, (Margene), Lake Kiowa * 2009-10 John Miller (Claire) Arlington North * 2010 2010-11 J. Paul Lucas (Monica) HEB * 2011-12 Sharron Miles (Dan) Cleburne* 2012-13 Hollis Lackey (Virginia) Arlington Sunrise* 2013-14 Jim Giffin (Pam) Southlake* 2014-15 Larry Petrash (Paula) Wichita Falls*

*Surviving PDGs

PGD’s of Other Districts Living in District 5790 District 5870 Robert Adams (Vysta) Granbury District 5930 Alva D. Hethcock (Peggy) Arlington Sunrise District 5500 William Harnagel (Julie) Arlington Sunrise District 5770 Bill Edwards (Carlene) Keller District 5770 Tim Smith (Karen) Grapevine

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PAST GOVERNORS OF DISTRICT 5790 PDG Jim Aneff C 325-829-5334 3210 Curry Lane H 325-692-3700 Abilene, TX 79605 [email protected] Club: Abilene Southwest PDG Joi Burton H 501-226-3103 #3 Galope Place C 817-715-5469 Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 [email protected] Club: Arlington South PDG Becky Downing (Ron) H 254-559-3846 10189 CR 197 C 254-559-0594 Breckenridge, TX 76424 F 254-559-7289 [email protected] Club: Breckenridge PDG Paul Geisel H 817-531-3804 4304 Kenwood Ct. Fort Worth, TX 76103 [email protected] Club: Fort Worth East PDG Jim Giffin (Pam) H 817-329-0358 3002 Briar Lane O 817-337-4460 Southlake, TX 76092 C 817-975-3308 [email protected] Club: Southlake PDG Noble Spike Harris (Bette) C 325-437-1627 1250 EN 10th, Apt. 303 H 325-672-8524 Abilene, TX 79601 Club: Abilene

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PG Conrad Heede (Betty) H 817-268-1612 2405 Summit View Dr. C 817-235-8110 Bedford, TX 76021 [email protected] Club: Grapevine PDG Janet Holland (Mike) H 940-325-1450 804 NW 11th Street C 940-452-0800 Mineral Wells, TX 76067 F 940-325-5687 [email protected] Club: Mineral Wells PDG Ken Jones (Glenda) H 254-968-3488 1565 Glenwood. Stephenville, TX 76401 [email protected] Club: Stephenville PDG Chuck Kurtzman (Ellen) H 817-738-5588 4428 Mike Lane Fort Worth, TX 76116 [email protected] Club: Fort Worth South PDG Hollis Lackey (Virginia H 817-496-0573 1404 Chaumont Ct. C 817-371-3615 Arlington, TX 76013 [email protected] Club: Arlington Sunrise PDG Arvil Lewis (Doris) H 817-457-3022 1616 Scott Lane Keller, TX 76248 [email protected] Club: Fort Worth East

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PDG J. Paul Lucas (Monica) H 817-354-6921 3808 Laurel Lane O 817-350-4801 Bedford, TX 76021 C 817-875-5540 [email protected] Club: Hurst-Euless-Bedford PDG Dave Mason (Vonda) H 501-922-1326 40 Binefar Way C 325-669-3057 Hot Springs Village, AR, 71909 [email protected] Club: Abilene Southwest PDG Don Mebus (Carolyn) O 817-261-5571 P.O. Box 1346 H 817-287-0744 Arlington, TX 76004 F 817-261-5123 [email protected] Club: Arlington PDG Sharron Miles (Dan) C 817-832-8066 852 Eagles Nest Dr. Hewitt, TX 76643 [email protected] Club: Cleburne PDG John Miller (Claire) H 817-303-8071 1707 Park Hill Drive C 817-937-8953 Arlington, TX 76012 [email protected] Club: Arlington Sunset PDG Walt Milner (Carol) H 817-283-6450 1705 Arthur Dr Colleyville, TX 76034 [email protected] Club: Grapevine

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PDG Dan Morales O 817-261-6284 4304 Kenwood Ct. H 817-531-3804 Fort Worth, TX 76103 F 817-277-8130 workoutdan@aolcom C 817-994-7575 Club: Arlington Great Southwest PDG Joe Orr (Beverly) O 817-332-3421 115 W. 7th St #1414 H 817-731-8118 Fort Worth, TX 76102 F 817-334-0304 [email protected] Club: Western Fort Worth PDG Jerry Parr (Margene) H 817-431-0372 301 Watermere Dr., Apt. 107 C 940-727-1408 Southlake, TX 76092 [email protected] Club: Keller PDG Sid Pruitt (JoAnna) H 817-790-8333 5812 Pecan Circle F 817-790-7752 Alvarado,TX 76012 [email protected] Club: Cleburne PDG Hugh Ross (Kathy) H 817-275-1163 1008 Whispering Oak Ct. O 817-795-2476 Arlington, TX 76012 F 817-795-2566 [email protected] Club: Arlington PDG Tom Sheriff (Linda) O 940-696-2653 31 Fry Street H 940-696-3409 Wichita Falls, TX 76308 F 940-696-2685 [email protected] C 940-782-1694 Club: Wichita Falls North

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Other Past District Governors Active in 5790

Bill Edwards (Carlene) H 817-567-1491 1904 Sterling Trace Dr. C 817-602-4850 Keller, TX 76248 [email protected] PDG Bill Harnagel (Julie) C 817-422-6335 3907 Cheycastle Ct. Arlington, TX 76001 [email protected] Club: Arlington Sunrise PDG Al Hethcock (Peggy) W 817-572-0700 3901 Tuscany Ct. H 817-572-1798 Arlington, TX 76016 F 817-478-9870 [email protected] Club: Arlington Sunrise Tim Smith (Karen) H 405-207-1019 2300 Grayson Dr.# 621 C 405-207-6278 Grapevine, TX 76051 [email protected]

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Rhyan Anderson 316 Merced St. Burleson, TX 76028 C 817-851-4173 [email protected] Allen Barraclough 2716 Pinehurst Grapevine, TX 76051 C 817-300-9327 [email protected] Connie Bosworth 4221 Buttonwood Rd. Ft. Worth, TX 76133 C 817-228-9428 H 817-370-0700 [email protected] Dave Boyll 3949 N.9th Abilene, TX 79603 C 325-669-5554 H 325-673-5617 [email protected] Rod Brennan 1621 Tanglewood Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76309 C 940-631-5210 H 940-613-0585 [email protected] Ruth Bridges 406 E. 7th Burkburnett, TX 76354 H 94-872-3209 C 940-841-1195 [email protected] Harris Brooks 400 S.W. 25th Ave. Mineral Wells, TX 76067 W 940-328-6400 C 940-328 5203 [email protected] Chuck Chambers 1231 Boardwalk Arlington, TX 76011 W 817-265-7446 C 817-721-0546 [email protected]

Bob Cranford 6406 Hwy 281 North Stephenville, TX 76401 H 254-965-3050 [email protected] Kayla Christianson 1102 N. 3rd Street, #1701 Abilene, TX 79601 C 325-518-8047 [email protected] PDG Becky Downing 10189 CR 197 Breckenridge, TX 76424 C 254-559-0594 H 254-559-3846 [email protected] Ron Downing 10189 CR 197 Breckenridge, TX 76424 C 254-559-0599 H 254-559-3846 [email protected] Darlene Freed 2021 Forest Hills Road Grapevine, TX 76051 [email protected] Joe Ferrell 1805 Woodside Dr. Arlington, TX 76013 H 817-446-7251 C 817-797-7220 [email protected] Jane Foster 5108 Peaceful Cove Flower Mound, TX 75022 C 469-371-6874 [email protected] PDG Paul Geisel 4304 Kenwood Ct. Fort Worth, TX 76101 H 817-531-3804 [email protected]

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PDG Jim Giffin 3002 Briar Lane Southlake, TX 76092 H 817-329+-0358 W 817-337-4460 C 817-975-3308 [email protected] Bob Griffin 2 Country Club Court Pantego, TX 76013 [email protected] Earl Harcrow 7200 Grand Lake Ct. Arlington, TX 76016 C 817-308-4021 H 817-563-6687 [email protected] PDG Conrad Heede 2405 Summit View Dr. Bedford, TX 76021 H 817-268-1612 C 817-235-8110 [email protected] Scott Hendricks 810 Summerlin Dr. Granbury, TX 76048 C 817-501-9349 H 817-579-2637 [email protected] Delbert (Dub) Hirst 1206d St. James Pl Arlington, TX 76011 H 817-275-6370 C 817-480-4393 [email protected] Darrell Hobbs 2004 Quail Creek Dr., Ste. 200 Wichita Falls, TX 76308 W 940-767-7478 [email protected] David Hurt 2100 Inverray Court Arlington, TX 76017 C 817-821-0326 [email protected]

Kay Huse 206 Sherry Trail Weatherford, TX 76086 C 817-846-5866 [email protected] Clint Ishmael 5960 CR 304 Grandview, TX 76050 H 817-866-3979 W 817-645-0964 C 817-774-6305 [email protected] Jeff Jones 1505 Precinct Line Rd. Hurst, TX 76054 H 817-428-9130 C 817-788-7028 [email protected] Marci Junge 209 Ivy Glen Dr Grapevine, TX 76051 C 817-366-6138 [email protected] Janelle Kavanaugh 3201 E. First Street Fort Worth, TX H 817-831-1360 C 817-312-3477 [email protected] Norm King 1263 Stonehill Ct. Kennedale, TX 76060 817-781-3327 [email protected] Derrick Kinney 3603 Gardenia Dr. Arlington, TX 76016 C 817-798-5000 [email protected] PDG Chuck Kurtzman 4428 Mike Lane Fort Worth, TX 76116 H 817-738-558 [email protected]

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Marta LaColla 4208 Gallant Ct. Flower Mound, TX 75028 C 972-935-4730 [email protected] PDG J Paul Lucas 3808 Laurel Lane Bedford, TX 76021 C 817-875-5540 [email protected] DGE Mary Ann McDuff 2233 Hollyhill Lane Denton, TX 76205 C 940-435-2300 [email protected] DGN Chris McLucas P.O. Box 181861 Arlington, TX 76096 C 817-874-4372 [email protected] PRID Don Mebus P.O. Box 1346 Arlington, TX 76004 W 817-261-5571 H 817-277-0744 C 817-460-5631 PDG Sharron Miles 852 Eagles Nest Dr. Hewitt, TX 76643 C 817-832-8066 [email protected] PDG Dan Morales 4304 Kenwood Ct. Fort Worth, TX 76103 H 817-531-3804 W 817-261-6284 C 817-994-7575 [email protected]

Lannie Noble 246 Private Road 3549 Paradise, TX 76073 C 940-577-4507 H 940-433-2025 [email protected]

John Pardue 3363 Cordone St. Ft. Worth, TX 76133 C 206-498-6007 W 817-877-9669 [email protected]

Roger Paschal 3809 Diamond Loch W N. Richland Hills, TX 76180 C 817-401-1767 [email protected] PDG Larry Petrash 4907 Silver Crest Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76310 W 940-691-7024 C 940-642-2967 [email protected] Paula Petrash 4907 Silver Crest Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76310 W 940-691-7024 C 940-642-2967 [email protected] Marilyn Pokorny 908 Summertrail Ct. Highland Village, TX 75077 W 972-317-8211 C 214-288-8211 [email protected] John Pokorny 908 Summertrail Ct. Highland Village, TX 75077 H 972-317-8211 C 817-505-7075 [email protected] Mike Pope 2730 W. University Dr. Denton, TX 76201 W 940-387-4417 C 661-406-7773 [email protected] Don Proctor 2728 Antero Drive Arlington, TX 76016 W 817-303-6075 H 817-801-8787 C 817-801-1616 [email protected] Gerald Robinson 6920 Hidden Valley Rd. Flower Mound, TX 75022 817-896-2744 [email protected]

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Jeani Secord 4921 Quail Springs Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76302 W 940-767-7478 H 940-228-5266 C 940-447-5436 [email protected] DG Troy Secord 4921 Quail Springs Dr. Wichita Falls, TX 76302 W 940-767-7478 H 940-228-5266 C 940-704-8747 [email protected] Peter Scott 3005 Iron Stone Ct. Arlington, TX 76006 H 817-649-3203 C 817-+366-9621 [email protected] PDG Tom Sheriff 31 Fry Street Wichita Falls, TX 76308 H 940-696-3409 W 940-696-2653 C 940-782-1694 [email protected] Richard Sherman 4202 Eagle Ridge Dr. Arlington, TX 76016 H 817-483-0713 W 817-991-3648 C 817-991-3648 Burton Smith 920 N. Lydia Stephenville, TX 76401 H 254-965-5590 [email protected] Nancy Smith 197 E. Beltway S Abilene, TX 79602 C 325-232-2505 [email protected] Frances “Eileen” Standridge 3004 Dry Creek Ct. Decatur, TX 76234 H 940-627-2543 [email protected]

Jenny Stewart 1708 Western Center Blvd. Ft. Worth, TX 76131 W 817-847-1467 [email protected] Deb West 2726 Red Oak Wichita Falls, TX 76308 W 940-764-8459 C 940-235-0159 [email protected] Jeff Whitfield 1204 Fairmont Ave Fort Worth, TX 76104 [email protected] C 214-502-3876

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