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Speakers
May 11, 2017
Extended SAA
Jun 01, 2017
Their story
Jun 08, 2017
Strategic Planning Meeting
Jun 15, 2017
reclassification speech
Jun 22, 2017
Thank you to outgoing president
Jun 29, 2017
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Doug Maxwell
May 18
 
Kalvinder Mahal
May 21
 
Brian Kirkham
May 28
 
Anniversaries
Susan Ness
Glenn Busnardo
May 1
 
Debbie Samsom
John Kapp
May 17
 
Join Date
Heather Harrison
May 1, 2007
10 years
 
Nancy Schick-Skinner
May 2, 1995
22 years
 
Debbie Samsom
May 19, 2011
6 years
 
Sam Jaffe
May 23, 2011
6 years
 
Russell Hampton
National Awards Services Inc.
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Richmond Sunrise Rotary Club Bulletin April 27, 2017
Richmond Sunrise Rotary Club Bulletin April 27, 2017

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CLUB MEETING 

Belinda was our "throwback president"
 
A reminder as of May 4, 2017 the club will be meeting at Richmond Country Club.
Get in your Paul Harris nominations - 2 for internal and 2 for external.
As this was our last meeting at the hotel, we made a presentation to our servers thanking them for their excellent help.
The noon club's Rotary Rocks event was a great success enjoyed by all.
Sign up for the President's dinner
 

COMMITTEE UPDATES 

Although the auction is sold out, we can remind our friends and associates that they can donate online.

SERGEANT at ARMS

Margaret's good friend collided with her and totalled her car. Sounds like an exercise in justifying a new car. We are hoping Margaret is okay.

Debbie M is back from two weeks in Spain which was predictably fantastic.

Sam was on Facebook Live from New York. Bill and Shelley are off to California for a week.

SPEAKER - introduced by sponsor Dick

Kathy and lawyer husband Don share one daughter. Kathy has two older brothers who tormented her as a child which seems to have created a resilient adventurous human being. She survived being the token goalie and being stuffed in a truck tire and rolled down the hill. She is also a cancer survivor.

Kathy was born in Québec and has a degree in geography. She was 28 years with the federal government, the last 17 years in Indian and Northern Affairs.

Laterally, Kathy researched and wrote about indigenous land claims in British Columbia. She was part of the groundbreaking land claims case that went from British Columbia to the Supreme Court of Canada.

Kathy was thanked by Chris M.

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