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Our membership cares deeply about the needs and concerns of our members. We don’t want to miss an opportunity to reach out in friendship when such concerns arise. The chairperson of this committee is Lynne Lindsey and all news should be directed to her at lynnehlindsay@outlook.com

Speaker 2016 Roswell Rotarian of the Year: Debbie Cwalina

Debbie is the owner and founder of Creative Corporate Ideas Inc., a certified Woman-Owned Business (WBE). She started her company in 1993 and has received recognition as a top woman-owned small business in Georgia. In the Fall of 2014, looking for a place to make a difference, Debbie joined the Roswell Rotary Club. Inspired by the many programs that Roswell Rotary supports throughout the community, she proposed an idea to President Lou Tabickman that would empower students to support their peers when facing bullying. And the rest was game-changing history.

Shortly thereafter, she teamed up with Michael Schoppenhorst and with the encouragement of the Youth Services Chair, Becky Stone and through the support of incoming 2015-16 RRC President Jim Coyle, Debbie and Michael developed the concept for the Be THE Voice Campaign (BTV).  Since then, BTV has grown statewide due to the popularity of its peer-driven approach, inspiring students to "do what is right, not what is easy;"  a skill set that will last a lifetime as our young people enter the workforce and become industry and community leaders who can work together without bias.  What a beautiful world it will be!

Goal 60 donors
Blood Drive Testimony-Jan 31 Blood Drive

 Why I give blood...

Last summer, a dear friend, David Burkett,  lost his battle with lymphoma and leukemia at age 65. Although his daughter was a perfect match for a stem cell transplant, the cancer had advanced too far and he was never healthy enough to to undergo the procedure.  This is a note from his widow. Barbara Burkett, about what blood donations did for her family:

"If you only knew how much blood and platelets he received in the 15 months he lived with MDS and Leukemia. On average 2-3 times a week just to keep him alive and sometimes more when receiving chemo or in the hospital. Those extra months gave us the time we needed to prepare for life without him and make sure he had no regrets. In best case scenarios, he would have received the transplant and been healed. But that blood gave him time to prepare. I can't thank the donors enough." Barbara Burkett

We are hoping for 60 donors on Jan. 31. To date we have 19 donors registered. Please sign up today or encourage a friend, neighbor or relative to give. We need 41 more to make our goal. 60 pints could save 180 lives!

And a chance to win Super Bowl tickets!

After Hours Hosts First Meeting of the Year Tonight!

In the bustle of modern culture and amidst a food landscape saturated with an abundance of highly processed foods, eating nutrient-dense meals in a mindful way feels like a lost art. Join Sarah Ganka, registered Dietitian for STAT Wellness, as she discusses some of the basics of more mindful eating. This workshop will give you practical tools to hone in on your health by paying attention to how you're fueling your body. See you on tonight at 6:30 p.m. at The Artillery Room @ Gate City to kick off the year with a bang!

Sat, Jan 20 at 9:00am: Your body is asking for this
Safe Haven Fitness owner / CNN Wellness Contributor Max Nazaire shares more things you can do at home to keep you moving pain free.

Meet at the gazebo / small parking lot; overflow parking is about 100 yards to the East. Dog-friendly; 2 and 3 mile walks with short hills

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For more info, please connect with Betty Price and Hal Schlenger

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