The June 20, 2019 meeting was called to order by Vice Pres. Ed Stanton. The prayer was provided by Rot. Frank Farmer and the pledge by Rot. Rocky Roberson. Our talented music leader, Rot. Mitch Williams, lead the group in the song “Summertime”. The Rotarian of the Day was Bob Hays who introduced Lyndse Sager, with Alzheimers Association. Catering was provided by Chicken Express.
Vice Pres. Stanton giving the Fun Facts for the day:
National Vanilla Milkshake Day!
1936 – Jesse Owens of the USA sets the 100 meter record of 10.2.
1975 – “Jaws” was released
Local History – Dari-Delite which was located at 6th and Chickasha
GUESTS:
Shelley McConnell (Standley Systems) and Beverly White (FNBT) visiting with Rot. Ron Sanders. Rot. Lewis Knisley pictured in the background.
Rot. Jerry Pittman sadly gives his resignation as he moves his home and membership to Arkansas. Jerry, you will be missed!
Rot. Hal Brock providing the Sunshine report.
FINES:
Rot. Chris Mosley gets fined twice (double up).
Rot. Pauline Garrett pays for FNBT.
Rot. John Mosley – helping out his son.
Rot. David Sikes
Rot. Tom Rose
ROTARIAN OF THE DAY:
ROTD Bob Hays
Lyndse Sager giving a great report on the devastating disease of Alzheimer’s. Lyndse also stated that her chapter is raising teams for the 2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s that will be held in October.
Catering was provided by Chicken Express, Chickasha.
Lyndse Sager is the southern Oklahoma walk manager for the Oklahoma Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Lyndse started this position in January 2019, following seven years as a fundraising development manager for the American Cancer Society. She is a proud 2006 alumna of Oklahoma State University and was reared in Claremore.
Lyndse and her husband, Connor, are parents to their two boys: three year old Stetson and Sawyer, who is 22 months. They reside in Duncan.
As a co-caregiver for her beloved grandfather, who is currently living with mixed dementia - including Alzheimer’s - she knows first-hand the struggles caregivers and persons with dementia face. She is proud to bring the Walk to End Alzheimer’s to our city. Chickasha is one of eight communities across Oklahoma to host a walk, and Lyndse looks forward to working with our town’s leaders to help create a world without Alzheimer’s.
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