Our greeters this morning are Tom Mauro and Al Gapuzan   Bringing good cheer this morning.

 

 

 

Bryce Slaby says go see the movie “Otto”.  He tells us a little more about Nebraska.  He tells us he was asked to leave the school twice, so it was meaningful for him to give back in a positive nature.  He had thought about providing scholarship funds but thought of something that might impact more kids.  He says that 2 things you need in life are shelter and food, and those abilities will take you far.  If you had visited Bryce’s home, you would find he has 60 some hammers and this struck a chord with him.  To teach young people on how to use these tools and be able to become proficient in the use of them is a skill that can last a lifetime.

Frank Middletown tells us that the Brain Bowl tomorrow is a prime opportunity to pass out free breakfast cards to parents, grandparents and any other family members for participants and invite potential new members.  Frank also reminds us that Bob Meyer did offer the use of his large townhome in Frisco, for the member who brings in the most new members. Currently Chris Dunphy is the leader in the clubhouse.

 

Mark Metevia tells us that last week Super Citizen assembly at Holm, recognized 37 kids and it was a wonderful event.  Mark thanks Jon Wachter for his help.

 

Jon Wachter then takes the mic and tells us he has taken the charge for Sweethearts to Breakfast, and hopes to do this February 17.  And it looks like he will have ample folks to attend, and has asked Bill Morgan’s daughter, Katelyn to be the roving musician for this event.  Jon is working with Café de France to host the event, with a time being in the 7:30 to 9 time frame.

 

Greg Young says bring your empty ink cartridges and he will take them to the Office today.  Please bring them in and he will take them over there.

Pat Bush tells us that since today is Camaraderie Day, it’s an opportunity for Happy Bucks  He puts in some and starts around the room for other donations.  Phil Perington tells us that he is happy be conducting another raffle this year to raise money for the kids.  George Buzick is happy to announce that he is happy for the GUMS editors.  Bill Morgan is happy that his daughter had a great time speaking, at the meeting last week.  Gary Strowbridge says his granddaughter through this club started playing golf and recently participated in a golf tournament in Phoenix, and finished 3^rd, she shot 3 under par.  Tom Overton says his daughters came to help organize the house so they can prepare to move out.  Harry Fegley is wearing a mask in anticipation of going, for his 80^th birthday, to Antigua and Barbados, on the Sea Cloud ship and will stay in the owner's guest’s suite.  Pat Bush says we raised $36 for Childhood Cancer research, through passing around the cup.  Well done members.