Soundings (5/29/18)

Posted by Tony Freeland on May 29, 2018

Flag Salute and Invocation: Stan Dyer

Visiting Rotarians: none

Guests: none

Announcements by President Curtis Dye

15 Rotarians in Memorial Day Parade
Tony Freeland's birthday
June 7 - Bellingham Bell's game, email Eddie to attend
June 21 - Hotel Bellwether social, Atlantics playing
July 10 - Changing of Guard and Crab Feed, Stu Ellison's house
Lance Calloway requested leave of absence from club
Teri Myers moved to Arlington
Shannon Terrell received Paul Harris award
Jeff Clement donated a laptop computer to the Club

Business Promo
John Templeton - Windermere agents (140) to perform volunteer work at Blaine's Lions Club Camp

Bucks in the Bay

Stan Dyer - donates $100
Curtis Dye - worked in garden, son is home
Tim Krell - go Knights Hockey
Eddie Hansen - trip to Disneyland with family and parents
Steve Swan - watched Memorial Day documentary
Andy Clay - hopes to retire, husband is 82, 3 students attending Harvard this summer
Mark Turner - camped for 3 days
Bill Geyer - attended Bay View Cemetery Memorial Day ceremony
John Templeton - camped in Coupeville

Sergeant at Arms by Flo Simon
Fines for Eddie Hansen' tan and riding in police car, Steve White for not recognizing Tresha Dutton at a party.

Program
Annie Howard - Director of Human Resources, Superfeet Worldwide

Annie graduated from Squalicum High School and Cal State with a B.S. in Accounting. She has been the Director of Human Resources at Superfeet for 6 years.

Superfeet has been in business for 40 years. It was started in Blaine with a mission to provide affordable orthonics. The company is 100% employee owned. 1% of all sales is donated to charities including the Boys and Girls Club and Light House Mission. Superfeet has 95% customer loyalty. They manufacture 5 brands including Brooks. 150 employees worldwide including 80 in Ferndale.

Raffle
Steve Beringer wins.

Respectfully Submitted,

Tony Freeland