Meeting Recap
Dave Geier gave the invocation and led the pledge.
Students
Mr Jenkins and some of the cast of the Fall Play visited Friday. The fall play is October 20 and 21st at the high school. The play is Trap - a documentary style play about an unsettling experience that takes place during a high school play.
Announcements
- The Business Expo is October 18th. Brent Painter has Details and Registration
- Volunteers needed to man the Rotary table at the Business Expo, and visit the other businesses. Signup sheets at the meeting or online. There are three sections you can sign up for, an early shift manning the booth, a late shift, and visiting the other exhibitors between 4 and 5. We will have information about a sponsorship opportunities for all three major events that you can share.
- Pat Hayes is organizing a team if you are interested in the Walk to End Alzheimers on Saturday October 21st at the zoo. Visit our Team Page.
- The Strongsville Community Band will be partnering with the Rotary to raise money for the victims of the fires in Maui. The concert will be at 7pm on November 8th in the Rec Center Event Center. The Strongsville Rotary Foundation will match up to $2,000 of donations made either at the concert, or online at https://trcs.info/maui
Speaker
 Our speaker was the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. They will be the primary beneficiary of the Chili Open, and through the Student Visionaries program will be helping to promote the event and sell raffle tickets.
You may remember McCalister Klinzing who was a junior at Strongsville High School and a candidate for LLS Student Visionary of the Year who visited our club at the beginning of the year talking about the program, and his goal to raise $75,000. There are at least two candidates from Strongsville again this year, and the goal for LLS is to have over 400 team members raising over $1 million.
We also heard from Tim Tusick from Strongsville, who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and received support and services from LLS, and is know fully cured, and an advocate for LLS.
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Chuck Cury's table won the table drawing and are responsible for putting up the banners and selling tickets this week. There are 23 cards left and the Queen is worth $885..png)
