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Welcome to Kettering Rotary!

Kettering

Service Above Self

We meet Wednesdays at 11:30 AM
Presidential Banquet Ctr.
4548 Presidential Way
Kettering, OH  45429
United States
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Meeting Cancellation Policy - Severe Weather
Meeting Cancellation Policy:
Our meetings are canceled only when there is a Level One or Higher Weather Warning for Montgomery County. Please check the news during inclement weather to see if a warning is in place before heading out. We want all our Rotarians to remain safe. Click here for an update by WDTN
 
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A Holiday Event at Moraine Farm!
Please join us for our annual Holiday Party! This year will be a catered event by El Meson at historic Moraine Farm. If you would like to tour the home please be sure to schedule the time to see it with other members before the main event. Much thanks to Peter Bath for his hard work on this event. Please remember to bring some socks for those in need (children and youth sizes). Hope to see you there. Please RSVP to Brenda  DOWNLOAD INVITE HERE
Veterans Day Video with DDN & Our Own Bob Lamb!
Bob Lamb Veterans Day rotary service
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A special thank you to all those that have served our great Country. We know freedom isn't free - it take the sacrifice of our military and their families. We salute you.
 
Dayton Daily News did a lovely video of the importance of remembering our past with our own Bob Lamb. Truly makes us proud you are part of our Club and community Bob!
Bill Nance 50 Years in Radio and a Fond Farewell to Tom.

Goodbye Tom! We'll miss you - 'Go Bucks'

 

Goodbye Tom - After 30 years of friendship, it's hard to say so long. Hope you come back to visit us. We wish you and your lovely wife endless sunshine in Florida!

 
 

Bill Nance shared highlights from his 50 year career in radio broadcasting with us today. A true Dayton legend and a great speaker. 

 

From the 60's to the present day - Bill has seen and heard it all. The technology has changed but the message remains the same. Melody Morris assisted with his presentation and his been his co-host over the years. You can hear them both on FaithandFriendsradio.com

Don Walls - My Trip to Japan as an Educator
don walls japan rotary meeting speaker travel
In the 1970's .Don was one of 14 educators that had a private invitation to travel to Japan from a gentleman who ran prestigious private schools there.
Today Don shared some great memories and memorabilia with us. Many highlights of his trip were both funny and heartwarming. 
Here you see his lovely assistant, Marilynne, modelling a traditional Kimono. 
He showed several postcards of drawings of Hiroshima, as depicted by the survivors. 
 
72 Hours in the Life of a KRC Member
fellowship fundraising membership mound tour
What a fun 72 hours! We participated in the annual Holiday at Home Event selling burgers, hot dogs and fries on Sunday and Monday and then on Tuesday several Rotarians had a guided tour of the Mound Cold War Discovery Center.  It's great fun to be a Rotary Member!

72 Hours of FUN!

Don and Larry and Amy's Hubby man our booth. 
We partnered with Gibb's Old Tyme Hamburgers
Rotary crew with friends and family take a tour. 
learning about contamination suits and more. 
The Dayton Project - you wouldn't be flying without it!
Our guide Mandy is a  passionate & knowledgeable.speaker. 
It's Our Annual Golf Outing!
Calling ALL golfers! You don't need to be Rotarian to play with this awesome group of people! Sponsorships, foursomes and individual players are welcome. Contact us for more information, a sponsorship form or registration form. Make checks payable to: Kettering Rotary Club, PO Box 292152, Kettering, OH 45429. Your payment is your reservation and must be received by August 10, 2018.
 
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Two fond farewell's and our new BOD.
Today was a bittersweet day for us. So many changes - so much love.
We thanked Don Wall's for being our Club's first 'Two Timer' President and hope he'll enjoy his status as, Past President, once again. He was truly an amazing leader and helped our club grow this year.
 
We also said a final 'Goodbye' to Russ Holtz for his 19 years of service to our Club as he moves to sunny Florida. We wish him all the best. You will be missed Russ.
 
We say 'See Ya Soon' to Amy Schrimpf as she will be moving to the Social Club instead of our regular club. She will be our STRIVE Liaison for the Social Club. She also vows to pop in now and again to visit with us for lunch. 
 
An update on Bob H: Several members have visited Bob and he is in rehab at the Hospital still. He's in good spirits, making progress. Please keep him in your thoughts.
 
And last, but not least, Kerrie Smith was sworn in today with her new BOD. Congratulations Kerrie - we appreciated your vision for your year and know you'll be very successful.
 
 
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Meeting Responsibilities
Entrance Table
Greeter
Bowling, Vivette
 
Entrance Table
Schwieterman, Mark
 
Entrance Table
Fisher, Todd
 
Meeting
Invocation
Bath, Peter
 
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Club Executives & Directors
President
Kerrie Smith
President Elect
Peter Bath
Secretary
Mel Haines
Treasurer
Mark Schwieterman
Past President
Don Walls
Club Service
Tim Leist
International Service
Peter Bath
Kettering Rotary Foundation
Larry Hodapp
Membership
Brenda Wirrig
Web/Social
Brenda Stansfield
 
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