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President’s Column: High Rotary on the Web: www.denvermilehigh.org Denver Mile High Rotary on Facebook Denver Mile High Rotary on LinkedIn Denver Mile high Rotary on Instagram Rotary District 5450 Web- site Rotary Internaonal Web- site June 5th, 2018 Glamping! Karaoke! Ca- noeing! Rock climb- ing! And a lile bit of high school drama it sounds like. But the CEC Interac- tors, along with Bruce Ward and Melanie Gentz, had a grand me last weekend camping outside of Estes Park. Lots of stars, lots of water, lots of trails and hiking. It sounds like a grand me was had by all. A HUGE thank you to Bruce and Melanie for making a memorable and impacul weekend for the Interacters! Now for the next grand Rotary adven- ture: Thanks to your re- cruing efforts, we now have 42 raſters signed up for our Rotary Raſting trip next Saturday, June 9th. The final cut-off date to aend this event and the pizza buffet luncheon at Beau Jo's is this Wednes- day, June 6th. Aſter our Rotary breakfast at Pana- sonic, Geoff Noble will be calling in our final count to the raſting company. "The more the merrier!" So bring it on!!! Remember that tomorrow we are at the Panasonic facility out near DIA to learn about the city of the future with self-driving cars, smart roads and traffic flow, a fully connect- ed and wireless environ- ment, and dare I say itflying cars? Jet packs? Hyperloops? May- be even a space port or two? Join us for a fasci- nang discussion of the city of the future at the Panasonic facility! All jok- ing aside, these guys are working on the technology that is going in, today , to- morrow and many years into the future. No pun intended (well maybe…), but the is where the rub- ber meets the road. Come check it out. See you to- morrow. Adams Adams Price President Denver Mile High Rotary Denver Mile High Rotary where commitment and service rise above the mountain tops Inside this issue: Upcoming Programs 2 Inspirators, Greeters, Hosts 3 DMHR Calendar 4 Committees 5 Half Day Rafting Trip 6 Sponsors 7

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President’s Column:

High Rotary on the Web:

www.denvermilehigh.org

Denver Mile High Rotary on Facebook

Denver Mile High Rotary on

LinkedIn

Denver Mile high Rotary on Instagram

Rotary District 5450 Web-

site

Rotary International Web-site

June 5th, 2018

Glamping! Karaoke! Ca-noeing! Rock climb-ing! And a little bit of high school drama it sounds like. But the CEC Interac-tors, along with Bruce Ward and Melanie Gentz, had a grand time last weekend camping outside of Estes Park. Lot’s of stars, lot’s of water, lots of trails and hiking. It sounds like a grand time was had by all. A HUGE thank you to Bruce and Melanie for making a memorable and impactful weekend for the Interacters! Now for the next grand Rotary adven-ture: Thanks to your re-cruiting efforts, we now have 42 rafters signed up for our Rotary Rafting trip next Saturday, June 9th. The final cut-off date to attend this event and the pizza buffet luncheon at Beau Jo's is this Wednes-day, June 6th. After our Rotary breakfast at Pana-sonic, Geoff Noble will be calling in our final count to the rafting company. "The more the merrier!" So bring it on!!! Remember that tomorrow we are at the Panasonic

facility out near DIA to learn about the city of the future with self-driving cars, smart roads and traffic flow, a fully connect-ed and wireless environ-ment, and dare I say it… flying cars? Jet packs? Hyperloops? May-be even a space port or two? Join us for a fasci-nating discussion of the city of the future at the Panasonic facility! All jok-ing aside, these guys are working on the technology that is going in, today , to-morrow and many years into the future. No pun intended (well maybe…), but the is where the rub-ber meets the road. Come check it out. See you to-morrow. Adams

Adams Price

President

Denver Mile High Rotary

Denver Mile High Rotary where commitment and service rise above the mountain tops

Inside this issue:

Upcoming Programs 2

Inspirators, Greeters,

Hosts

3

DMHR Calendar 4

Committees 5

Half Day Rafting Trip 6

Sponsors 7

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Denver Mile High Rotary Upcoming Programs

6/6 We will be dark at the UClub. On WED June 6, DMHR will travel to Panasonic’s CityNOW Headquarters (near DIA) where they recently built and opened their Smart City Innovation Showcase. The event will provide the opportunity to experience future planned advancements in city infrastructure and transportation. We’ll have breakfast there. This permanent and expanding exhibition is part of the efforts being made by Panasonic and other corporations as the City and County of Denver, RTD, DEN, CDOT, Xcel Energy, and many other Colorado stakeholders work towards a safer, smarter, more efficient future with smart city technology. 6/13 Tiffany Grady from Book Trust will be our speaker. Book Trust empowers kids from low-income families to choose and buy their own books, all through the school year. Tiffany will explain how Book Trust helps kids build home libraries full of books they want to read, and helps teachers use those books in the classroom to build healthy habits of reading and learning. This year Book Trust will deliver 1.6 million books to 53,000 kids in 22 states.

6/20 Teva Sienicki from Metro Caring will be our speaker. Metro Caring helps meet people's im-mediate food needs while sustainably address-ing the root cause of hunger: poverty. They pro-vide nutritious groceries to hungry neighbors, and also offer comprehensive, wrap-around anti-hunger programming so that families can break the cycle of poverty. Join us as Teva discusses the great work Metro Caring is un-dertaking, including their free grocery store, Fresh-Foods Market.

Denver Mile High Page 2

June Birthdays

11th - Bob Connaghan 12th - Sara Schaffer 13th - Melanie Gentz 29th - Linda Sue Shirkey

*If you would like your birthday listed be sure to update your

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Weekly Inspirators, Greeters & Hosts

June 6th

Inspiration - Michael Tapp

Greeters - Greg Thielen and Andy

Thompson

Host - Brad Thompson

Rotary Minute - Ann Tull

June 13th

Inspiration - Tony Vaida

Greeters - Mary Walta and Bruce Ward

Host - Ronnie Weiss

Rotary Minute - Sonny Wiegand

June 20th

Inspiration - Chris Wong

Greeters - Michele Ashby and Pat Gorman Barry

Host - Kristy Bayley

Rotary Minute - Bob Connaghan

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Denver Mile High Rotary Calendar

June 9 - Rotary rafting trip with Mile Hi Rafting June 19 - For the next community service event we will serve Brothers Barbe-que dinner at Craig Hospital to the patients and their families on June 19, Tuesday, starting at 5:00 PM. The address is: 3425 S. Clarkson.

Be sure to check the calendar online for all events (meetings, happy hours,

committee meetings)

http://denvermilehigh.org/Events/Calendar

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Want to Get Involved?

Here is who to contact for committees

President - Adams Price -

[email protected]

Rotary International Foundation Noreen Keleshian—[email protected] Kevin LeVezu - [email protected] Denver Mile High Rotary Foundation Chair: Tony Vaida - [email protected] Youth Programs/CEC Interact Bruce Ward - [email protected] Local Community Service Chair: Michael Tapp

[email protected]

Programs Chair - Kevin Gallaway [email protected] PR/Website - Heidi Resetarits - [email protected] World Community Service Chair: Bob Kemp [email protected] Audrey Leavitt - [email protected] Club Bulletin/Newsletter If you have something you would like to be in the newsletter - submit to Chris Wong Chris Wong - [email protected] Polio Plus Committee Audrey Leavitt [email protected] Fundraising/Sponsorships Chair: Roberta Simonton [email protected] Citrus Sales Scott Smeester [email protected]

Hearts for Humanity Audrey Leavitt [email protected] Heidi Resetarits - [email protected] Membership Chair: Tom Gregory [email protected] Historian – Carolyn Schrader [email protected] Fellowship/Party Planning Chair: Betty Speir [email protected] Veterans Service Committee Geoff Noble [email protected] Rafting - [email protected] Rotary Scholars - Ann Tull [email protected] Social Impact Kaili Purviance [email protected] Sponsorships Brad Thompson [email protected]

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JOIN THE ROTARY HALF-DAY RAFTING TRIPS WITH MILE HI RAFTING ON SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH. A $5 DONATION IS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF EACH TRIP. ALL PROCEDES GO TO SUPPORT THE WARRIORS ON CATA-RACT PROGRAM SURE–SHOT - $52 ADULTS, $45 CHILD BLAST (INTERMEDIATE HALF DAY) - $62 ADULTS KAMIKAZE (ADVANCED HALF DAY) - $82 ADULTS

Contact Melanie Gentz at [email protected] or Geoff Noble at [email protected] Bring Friends ~ We can offer up to 30 people a discounted rate of

SURE–SHOT - $25 ADULTS, $20 CHILD BLAST (INTERMEDIATE HALF DAY) - $35 ADULTS

KAMIKAZE (ADVANCED HALF DAY) - $52 ADULTS All rebates to be donated directly to the Colorado based non-profit program Warriors on Cataract

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Contributions to DMHR Foundation Contributions to the DMHR Foundation can be made by giving them to Tom Giordano at club meetings or by mailing checks directly to Tom Giordano 7271 East Wesley Avenue Denver, CO 80224 Checks should be made out the Rotary Club of Denver Mile High Foundation (although DMHR Foundation will work). For questions, contact Tom at 303-263-5091