JOG reporting
Incoming:
August 30 – Gov. Erna will be visiting
Sept. 6........Bonnie Rivers...Live Oak Charter School
Sept. 13......Chance Massaro.....Techniques for Improving Your Memory
Pledge: Lead by Forrest Frey today
Thought of the Day: “Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life!”
Secret Touchers: Monica Parker and Deni Gross
Today’s Guests:
Al Sykes from the Petaluma Club introduced by Forrest
Visiting Rotarian Steve Powell was introduced by Kathy Flynn
Matt Carter was introduced by Jennifer Carter
Connie introduced Jim Tuck, visiting Rotarian in category of General Contractor
Janet Rosselle introduced her daughter, Jennifer Keesling
Phillip welcomed our newest-to-be member, Marcia Miller
Jim O introduced today’s guest speaker, Ann Padover
Fernando introduced his guest today, Paul Olbrantz, from Wells Fargo
Announcements:
August 30 – Gov. Erna will be visiting
August 31-
Association Dinner , sign up sheets being passed today
Sept 20 – we are DARK – Cliff Docterman speaking on the 21st at Vets
Sept 22-24 Rowtary on the River
Sept 30 – Tri-Club Picnic at Mc Near Park
Rotary T-Shirts – see Rickie R.
Oktoberfest is October 21…its Rockin’!
With two marbles left, a lot of Raffle Tickets were sold before the meeting!
Presentation:
John Burns, as Publisher of Argus Courier, presented a check for $118 and gave his thanks to club members for supporting and advertising in this year’s tabloid. He also thanked the many volunteers who helped with this past weekend’s Jazz Festival put on by the Chamber.
Craft Talk:
Today, Deni Gross, one of our newest Rotarians presented her Craft Talk…here are some highlights; Deni was born in
San Rafael and
eventually moved up to Petaluma where she attended high school. She is
married with 3 children and has been in the printing business pretty
much her entire life. Both her father and grandfather worked in the
business as printers and other family members continue in the business
in one capacity of another. She enjoys the business – especially
meeting those deadlines, and her best advice for clients is to start
the process earlier than later. Deni and her family enjoy camping
– almost twice monthly! They also enjoy kayaking. Welcome Deni!
New member induction! We welcomed Marcia Miller to the ranks of PVR!
Fine Fines:
Libby had an outstanding article in the Press Democrat (Front Page!) and promptly paid the piper.
Petaluma Magazine posted news of Petaluma Coffee and Tea (Sheila gave $25 to Hal Alexander), Cinnabar Theater (Elly gave up $5) and Petaluma Animal Hospital - as a map marker for those wishing to venture to Petaluma Coffee and Tea (Jennifer gave up $10)
Johnny Strong was fined $5 for tardiness as was Terry Bryant (no mention of her green streak, though)
The Drum Roll....the winning number is Austin! He looks embarrased and says he hopes he doesn't win! He didn't!
NEXT WEEK THE POT WILL BE OVER $1000! Get your tickets and a chance to Win for you and the Club!!!!
Today’s Guest Speaker:
Our speaker today was Ann Padover, a former educator and currently a Long Term Care specialist. Ann presented a lively, informative, and entertaining talk about Long Term Care and LTC Insurance.
Here are the 14 Myths that she spoke about:
Myth One: Long Term Care is too depressing to discuss.
Myth Two: Only old people need Long Term Care
Myth Three: You can only get Long Term Care in a nursing home.
Myth Four: Long Term Care is inexpensive
Myth Five: Medicare or Medical will pay for my Long Term Care
Myth Six: My odds of needing Long Term Care Are slim to none
Myth Seven: Medical Insurance will pay for Long Term Care
Myth Eight: I won’t need Long Term Care
Myth Nine: My family will pay for my Long Term Care
Myth Ten: Children or spouse will take care of me
Myth Eleven: Retirement Savings will pay for Long Term Care
Myth Twelve: Long Term Care Insurance is just for old people
Myth Thirteen: No point in getting LTC Insurance until I need it
Myth Fourteen: LTC Insurance is too complicated to understand.
Meeting Adjourned.
August 30 – Gov. Erna will be visiting
Sept. 6........Bonnie Rivers...Live Oak Charter School
Sept. 13......Chance Massaro.....Techniques for Improving Your Memory
Pledge: Lead by Forrest Frey today
Thought of the Day: “Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life!”Secret Touchers: Monica Parker and Deni Gross
Today’s Guests:
Al Sykes from the Petaluma Club introduced by Forrest
Visiting Rotarian Steve Powell was introduced by Kathy Flynn
Matt Carter was introduced by Jennifer Carter
Connie introduced Jim Tuck, visiting Rotarian in category of General Contractor
Janet Rosselle introduced her daughter, Jennifer Keesling
Phillip welcomed our newest-to-be member, Marcia Miller
Jim O introduced today’s guest speaker, Ann Padover
Fernando introduced his guest today, Paul Olbrantz, from Wells Fargo
Announcements:
August 30 – Gov. Erna will be visiting
August 31-
Association Dinner , sign up sheets being passed todaySept 20 – we are DARK – Cliff Docterman speaking on the 21st at Vets
Sept 22-24 Rowtary on the River
Sept 30 – Tri-Club Picnic at Mc Near Park
Rotary T-Shirts – see Rickie R.
Oktoberfest is October 21…its Rockin’!
With two marbles left, a lot of Raffle Tickets were sold before the meeting!
Presentation:
John Burns, as Publisher of Argus Courier, presented a check for $118 and gave his thanks to club members for supporting and advertising in this year’s tabloid. He also thanked the many volunteers who helped with this past weekend’s Jazz Festival put on by the Chamber.
Craft Talk:
Today, Deni Gross, one of our newest Rotarians presented her Craft Talk…here are some highlights; Deni was born in
San Rafael and
eventually moved up to Petaluma where she attended high school. She is
married with 3 children and has been in the printing business pretty
much her entire life. Both her father and grandfather worked in the
business as printers and other family members continue in the business
in one capacity of another. She enjoys the business – especially
meeting those deadlines, and her best advice for clients is to start
the process earlier than later. Deni and her family enjoy camping
– almost twice monthly! They also enjoy kayaking. Welcome Deni!New member induction! We welcomed Marcia Miller to the ranks of PVR!
Fine Fines:
Libby had an outstanding article in the Press Democrat (Front Page!) and promptly paid the piper.
Petaluma Magazine posted news of Petaluma Coffee and Tea (Sheila gave $25 to Hal Alexander), Cinnabar Theater (Elly gave up $5) and Petaluma Animal Hospital - as a map marker for those wishing to venture to Petaluma Coffee and Tea (Jennifer gave up $10)
Johnny Strong was fined $5 for tardiness as was Terry Bryant (no mention of her green streak, though)
The Drum Roll....the winning number is Austin! He looks embarrased and says he hopes he doesn't win! He didn't!
NEXT WEEK THE POT WILL BE OVER $1000! Get your tickets and a chance to Win for you and the Club!!!!
Today’s Guest Speaker:
Our speaker today was Ann Padover, a former educator and currently a Long Term Care specialist. Ann presented a lively, informative, and entertaining talk about Long Term Care and LTC Insurance.
Here are the 14 Myths that she spoke about:
Myth One: Long Term Care is too depressing to discuss.
Myth Two: Only old people need Long Term Care
Myth Three: You can only get Long Term Care in a nursing home.
Myth Four: Long Term Care is inexpensive
Myth Five: Medicare or Medical will pay for my Long Term Care
Myth Six: My odds of needing Long Term Care Are slim to none
Myth Seven: Medical Insurance will pay for Long Term Care
Myth Eight: I won’t need Long Term Care
Myth Nine: My family will pay for my Long Term Care
Myth Ten: Children or spouse will take care of me
Myth Eleven: Retirement Savings will pay for Long Term Care
Myth Twelve: Long Term Care Insurance is just for old people
Myth Thirteen: No point in getting LTC Insurance until I need it
Myth Fourteen: LTC Insurance is too complicated to understand.
Meeting Adjourned.