Project C.U.R.E. – Monday, September 26, 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Our next session of sorting medical supplies with Project C.U.R.E. is coming up at the end of the month.  For more information or to sign up, please click here.

If you are a Facebook user, help spread the word about Parker Uncorked!  All you have to do is Share the advertisements that are on the club’s Facebook page.

Here’s how:

• Go to the Facebook page for Rotary Club of Parker https://www.facebook.com/groups/1329063647124877

• Scroll down until you see one of the advertisements for Parker Uncorked

• First, Like the message by clicking Like

• Next, click Share. That will open a window that gives you a variety of ways to share. 

• If you Share to Feed, that will let everyone who can view your Facebook feed see the ad!

That’s it!  Thank you!

Thank you to everyone who was involved with selling peaches/pears this year -- whether you helped distribute this past Saturday, or spread the word among your friends.  We sold over 300 boxes, and will net about $4400 for club projects.  Way to go!

As part of our mission of Service Above Self, we are offering you the service of suggesting some recipes that can turn that box of peaches into cobblers, chutneys, pies, etc.  Click here to access the club documents in ClubRunner, then scroll down through the Current Club Documents until you reach Fundraising Activities.  There you will find a subfolder called Recipes Peaches and Pears.  You're welcome!

By the way, if you have a recipe you'd like to add to the list, email a copy to Susan Gustin at webmaster@parkerrotary.org and she will get it added to the documents.

We have welcomed two new members to our club in the past few weeks: Kelly Birner and Justin Reyher.

From the left: Mentor Kelly Young, Kelly Birner and Jim Boyd

Kelly Birner was born and raised in Oregon, but has lived in Colorado since starting her career with Xerox after college.  She currently works for Sotheby’s International Realty. Kelly is seeking active participation in service to assist in stabilizing families and in providing housing for those in need.  She is also interested in the environment and hiking, and has climbed thirty-one 14,000ers in Colorado.  Kelly participates in two book clubs.

From the left: Mentor Kyle Winders, Justin Reyher, Jim Boyd

Justin Reyher is a native Coloradoan.  He started in real estate appraisal in 2003 and moved to brokerage in 2004. Justin serves on the board of the Colorado Wyoming Certified Commercial Investment Member Chapter; CCIM is the most important professional designation in commercial real estate. Justin and his wife Jenn are native Coloradoans and high school sweethearts. They live near the Pinery with 12-year-old son Jaxson and 10-year-old daughter Jesa. He enjoys leading Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University classes.
 
Please welcome Kelly and Justin to our club!

Shirley Hanson’s memorial service was Saturday, August 20 at Praying Hands Ranch. This is Carl Hanson’s favorite picture of her. The service was marvelous with warm loving tributes from her family and friends. Shirley led a life of love for everyone. Her love inspired innumerable people to create and work at Praying Hands Ranch for decades providing love, care and hope to disabled children and their families.

Our club has been active at Praying Hands for most of its life, interwoven with the beauty and hope of this place nurtured by Shirley’s tireless devotion to others. Carl and Shirley have been honorary members of the Parker Rotary club for many years.  The Ranch continues.