We are asking that during your regular meeting that you ask your members to bring a friend to the club. As part of a promotional campaign - please forward your #PeopleOfAction video or pictures of you and your guests having fun at your meeting.

I will be promoting to the general public to find a Rotarian or go through the District Website to track down the club that they wish to visit next week. Please be Open and showcase all the #DoGoodery that we do as Rotarians!

Please create an event welcoming new 'friends' to your club meeting next week on your social media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn) and share that with me at district7810PublicImage@gmail.com so that I can share it at the district level. If you need help to create the event - feel free to reach out to me and I will support you in this.

I will be posting several notices to the general public to generate awareness of what we will be doing next week.

Let's make this a success!

Thank you for all you do for Rotary!

Anthony Waddell

District 7810 Director of Public Image

District 7810 Visioning Strategic Committee Chair

Greater Moncton Sunrise Rotary Club President-Elect 2019-2020

506.899.2558

Introduction of new DG for 2019 - 2020

Noel C.M. Eustace

Noel grew up and went to school in Moncton. This is also where he and Karen first met and have been together ever since. Also while in high school, he attended his first Rotary meeting with his father, a Charter member of the Rotary Club of Dieppe. He attended Acadia University studying business, specifically marketing and management. Having grown up in an entrepreneurial family, his father has always been and still is a mentor and role model to him. Lessons of doing things right, never give up, focus and determination, be fair and honest, do the right things for the right reasons, be humble and help others are all keys to who he has become today.

With this upbringing in mind and after establishing a successful corporate career, Noel left the corporate life to help his father build a newly acquired business. Not long after this, Noel was approached and asked if he would be interested in joining the Rotary Club. Without asking any questions, he said yes and joined the Rotary Club of Moncton West and Riverview. He was only 25! That’s when there was about 20 members in the club too. He is now a member of the Rotary Club of Fredericton North.

They successfully built that business to become one of the largest independent distributors in the power equipment industry in Eastern Canada with facilities in Guelph Ontario and Moncton and close to 20 employees. With three young children at home, a growing business and Karen’s support Noel decided to go back to school. He earned his post grad, an MBA in International Marketing and Multicultural Communications, from the Universitie De Moncton. Normally a 3 year program, he completed in 2 ¹/₂ years. He also completed his project management certification, and is a high performance hockey coach, even coaching as high as Hockey Canada. He is even thinking of a Phd now.

After 20 years, he spent some time with an international engineering firm, then became an entrepreneur once again. With over 30 years as a marketing professional he is now in the branding business, owners of Instant Imprints Atlantic, a franchise in branding solutions. They have locations in Fredericton and soon to open one in Charlottetown. With one of the top 3 locations in North America, Noel has been tasked by the CEO to travel North America to help coach other franchisees how to do what they do in Fredericton.

Needless to say, Noel is still gainfully employed. A change from many who take the Governor’s role. As a second-generation Rotarian, now close to 30 years in Rotary, Noel has been involved in many roles and positions within his club, the district and even RI. His passion is with youth exchange and Rotaract. During his year as President, he Chartered the first Rotaract Club in our District. He and Karen have hosted over a dozen exchange students and two of their 3 children have been exchange students. Now empty nesters, Noel and Karen together have dedicated much of their time and efforts into Rotary.

Rotary District Conference - Registration Promotion

If you register and pay by August 16, your name will be entered into a draw to receive a full refund on your registration. The draw will take place at the district conference. You must REGISTER and PAY by August 16.

https://www.rotary7810conf.org/registration

Rotary Polio Tulips

Do you know about Rotary Tulips?

see picture below

A group of Rotarians in Holland have developed the beautiful tulip in yellow and red to celebrate our END POLIO NOW efforts.

Vesseys is selling them and 20% of the sales will go to polio. They say that each box sold will raise enough money to protect 8 children.

The cost per box is $21.95 but if you buy above four boxes it is only $17.95 or $20.00 including tax. ( 25 bulbs per box) So the Sackville club is going to place the order for all our members to get the reduced price. We have gone to the town and asked if they would dedicate one of their flower Bed to a “END POLIO NOW tulip garden.” We have suggested they plant 75 tulips ,plus a few more, so that in 2020 we can celebrate the 75th anniversary of the United Nations in this manner.

I share this with you because other clubs may be inspired to do something similar. We will plant the tulips this Oct 24, 2019 - Polio day and United Nations Day. It is a very simple and easy thing to do! Can you get this out to others. Maybe your communities could do this?

Please help by getting the word out to other clubs. The tulips must be ordered this month.

Pam Harrison

Rotary Club of Sackville

pam.v.harrison@gmail.com

RLI Atlantic

Polio Plus News Letter - June 2019

Posted on Jul 09, 2019

Greetings all,

Please send this to every Rotarian in District 7810. (It would be good to post this on our district site as well. ) It is important that every Rotarians knows this latest information. We have more reported cases in 2019 than in 2018. They go on to tell of the things we need to be thankful for such as the last four years we have been under 100 cases per year Nigeria has reached three years.

Enjoy the picture on the cover - Rotarians from District 7810 saying THANK YOU .

Pam Harrison

Friendship Exchange in Brazil

The Rotary Friendship Exchange from District 7810 arrived to a very warm welcome in Brazil at Vitoria airport. Group leader Pam HARRISON (Sackville Club) Roger & Jeanne, (Dieppe), Ron (Bathurst), Rodney & Brenda (Hampton) and Joe and Suzette (Dieppe). They will enjoy two weeks of adventure while visiting Five (5) Rotary clubs , hosted by several Rotarians.

Brazilian food, music, and many cultural experiences will make this a beautiful Rotary memory. The Brazilian Rotarians will return to Canada in September and be part of the District Conference in Fredericton .

More wonderful pictures and stories to look forward to over the next two weeks.

Florenceville Charters new Interact Club

Florenceville Interact Club chartered at the Carleton North High School on Monday, May 13, 2019

Members of the Florenceville Interact Club & the Woodstock Interact Club pose for a photo with their respective Advisors & DGN John Slipp, and Florenceville Rotary Club President, Wallace Antworth.

Obituary for Ralph Vail

Ralph Stillman Vail

February 8, 1931 - May 7, 2019

Ralph S. Vail passed away unexpectedly at Upper River Valley Hospital, Waterville, NB on Tuesday, May 7, 2019. He was born in Brockway February 8^th, 1931, son of the late W. Artemas and Gladys (Smith) Vail.

Survived by his wife, Avis Ann Elaine (Treadwell) Vail, brothers Cedric (Marylin) Vail, and Carl Vail along with several nieces and nephews.

Ralph first worked for the Charles Price Company Ltd., in Canterbury as a lumber grader. Ralph had a lengthy career of land surveying in Woodstock, and surrounding area of NB. He then built his own surveying company, Ralph S. Vail Ltd.

He was very active in his community; in the St. James United Church, in the Masonic Lodge, and in the Rotary Club where he was the Sergeant at arms and twice he received the Paul Harris Fellowship Award, the highest honor a Rotarian can receive

In his early years, Ralph had a pilot’s license where he enjoyed flying, and taking people for a tour around the province in a small 2 seater private plane.

During his career, and after his retirement, Ralph became an ardent wood carver in a small room off his garage. This is where he spent many hours creating excellent wood working pieces such as clocks, cribbage boards, gavels, dishes, wooden bowls, lazy susans and many more items.

He gave away hundreds of his masterpiece creations to family, friends, and also to several organizations to raise money for worthy causes (mostly for children).

Ralph will always be remembered for his personal time and generous giving in his community!

The family wishes to extend their heartfelt thanks to all his loyal supporters, people from his residence at the Riverside Court, and to the Carleton Manor where his wife Avis resides.

Funeral service will be at St. James United Church in Woodstock, NB at 10:45 am on Saturday, May 11, 2019 with Rev. Greg Williams officiating. Reception to follow at the St. James United Church. Church is located at 120 Chapel Street, Woodstock, NB

For those who wish, remembrances may be made to Rotary Camp Good Time, the Masonic Lodge Children’s Shriners, or the St. James United Church.

Interment will be at the Brockway Cemetery in Brockway, NB at a later date.

Expressions of sympathy may be sent to www.culbersonfuneralhome.com

Arrangements with The Culberson Funeral Home 188 Connell Street, Woodstock, NB E7M 1L8 325-1130

Obituary for Allison Green

W. Allison Green 1939-2019

It is with sadness that we announce the death of Walter "Allison" Green of Florenceville-Bristol, NB that occurred on Sunday, May 5, 2019 at the Saint John Regional Hospital. Born September 27, 1939 in Woodstock, NB he was the son of the late Walter and Sarah "Sally" (Bell) Green. He was also predeceased by his sister, Edna DeMerchant (Lawrence) and his niece, Connie DeMerchant.

Allison is survived by his loving wife of 59 years, Casey; 3 daughters, Camile Markey (Paul), Cindy Campbell (John), Donna MacLean (Shawn); 7 grandchildren, Jamie Smith (Carrie), Dallas Fortin (Marc), Christine Campbell, Brandon Campbell (Heidi), Robin Campbell, Cloe MacLean and Ryan MacLean; 8 great grandchildren, Claire, Reid, Xavier, Elliott, Emily, Celena, Maxwell and Cohan; 1 nephew, David DeMerchant as well as several cousins.

Visitation will be held from L. R. Giberson Funeral Directors, 207 Burnham Rd. Florenceville-Bristol on Wednesday, May 8, 2019 from 5-8 pm. A funeral service will be held on Thursday, May 9, 2019 at 2:00 pm from the Church of the Good Shepherd, Florenceville-Bristol. The Rev. Robert LeBlanc will officiate. The interment will be in the adjoining church cemetery. Donations made to the Florenceville Rotary Club, Church of the Good Shepherd or the NB Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated.

www.gibersonfuneraldirectors.ca (506) 392-1115

Two for Two

Posted on Mar 11, 2019

Two Rotaract Presidents - Two Rhodes Scholars!

The Rotaract Club of Mount Allison University has an impressive reputation for academic success. Colin Robertson, Club president for the 2015/16 and 2016/2017 years was awarded a prestigious Rhodes scholarship in 2018. Following closely behind, this year’s Rotaract president, Katherine Reiss, has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship in 2019.

Valued at more than $100,000, the Rhodes Scholarship is one of the oldest and most prestigious in the world, covering the cost of postgraduate studies at the University of Oxford in the U.K. There are only 11 students from across Canada selected to receive the award.

Announcing Darren Hansen as DG for 2021-22

Darren Hansen,

District Governor

2021-2022

Born in Fredericton, NB, Darren Hansen has been a resident of Moncton since 1996 and a member of the Rotary Club of Moncton West & Riverview since December 2000.

Darren and his wife of 21 years, Erin, met while attending the University of New Brunswick; and were married after completion of their respective degrees. Erin has a degree in psychology from UNB and an education degree from Crandall University. She works as a teacher in the Anglophone East School District. Darren graduated civil engineering at UNB and he’s President of Heartland Developments Inc., a commercial real estate firm that develops, manages and owns commercial real estate holdings in New Brunswick. Darren & Erin have twin daughters Elise and Olivia; both are currently attending Mount Allison University, undertaking science degrees in biochemistry. They plan to pursue graduate degrees and are members of the Rotaract Club at Mount Allison.

Darren’s involvement in Rotary at the club level has been intensive and rewarding. He has been a board member for the majority of his years with the Rotary Club of Moncton West & Riverview. Darren’s board positions have included Membership Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and President. Darren is a strong supporter of the Rotary Foundation. For the past three years, and currently, he serves as Foundation Chair for the club; the second time he has accepted this responsibility. Darren continued his support of the Foundation by becoming a member of the Paul Harris Society; and is now a Paul Harris Fellow +7. Darren is also a Bequest Society member.

Darren received his first Paul Harris Fellowship recognition from the Rotary Club of Moncton West & Riverview as “Rotarian of the Year” in 2007. Darren received the Frank Hussey Award as Rotarian of the Year from District 7810 in 2008/09 and served as District Trainer under PDG John Carkner.

In addition to Darren’s commitment to Rotary, he has served on the Board of Directors of Moncton Headstart for the last 5 years; and is currently in his second year of his two year term as Board President. He also serves as Secretary on the Board of Curl Moncton and was a committee member for the City of Moncton Brier Bids for 2019 & 2020.

Darren enjoys many physical activities including golfing, curling, cycling, skiing and hiking. Darren & Erin most enjoy spending time with family and friends, enjoying all that New Brunswick has to offer.

Darren looks forward to preparing for his year as District Governor in 2021/22 and will, as always, put his heart and soul into the role. He is also looking forward to meeting and working with fellow Rotarians throughout the District.

Passing of PDG Jack Laycock

Jack Forrester Laycock

July 14, 1932 - November 15, 2018

Unexpectedly, at Saint John Regional Hospital, November 15, 2018, Jack Forrester Laycock, husband of Marion Ruth (Dalrymple) Laycock, of St. Stephen, N.B., in his 87th year. Born July 14, 1932 in Barrie, Ontario, to Charles Henry Laycock and Jessie Metcalfe.

Jack is survived by wife, Ruth; sons, John S. Laycock (Elenor), Pickering, Ont., and James H. Laycock (Margaret), Riverview, N.B.; grandchildren: Jake M. Laycock (Rachel), Oromocto, N.B., Erica Laycock, Toronto, Ont., Jordan J. Laycock, Lower Sackville, N.S., Jerret C.E. Laycock (Vikki), Halifax, N.S., Claire Shane (Johnathan), Edmonton, Alta., and Colin Laycock, Pickering, Ont.; and two great-grandsons, Huxley and Alexander.

Jack worked in Summerside, PEI and owned businesses in Halifax/Dartmouth, NS before coming to St. Stephen in 1973. He joined the staff of St. Croix Printing & Publishing in 1977, as advertising manager and was a driving force in the business until his retirement.

Jack was active in the community with the Rotary Club of St. Stephen-Milltown, the St. Stephen & Area Chamber of Commerce (past president) and was an early supporter of the International Festival. He served as Governor of Rotary District 7810 for 1979-80. A four-time Paul Harris Rotary Fellow, Jack was a tireless worker for Rotary’s Polio Plus program (to eradicate polio world-wide). He was a proud recipient of the Rotary International Service Above Self award for humanitarian work.

Per Jack’s request, there will be no service. Burial to take place at a later date at United Church Cemetery, East Gore, N.S.

Memorial donations may be made to Lincourt Manor, St. Stephen, or Charlotte County SPCA, St. Stephen.

Online condolences to the family can be made at www.mehanfuneralhome.ca

Membership models for the future of Rotary

Posted on Nov 16, 2018

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

To: District governors, district governors elect, assistant governors, Rotary coordinators, assistant Rotary coordinators, district membership chairs, club presidents and club membership chairs

Dear club and district leaders,

Join us for the webinar Membership Models for the Future of Rotary on Wednesday, 5 December, 18:00-19:00 Chicago time (UTC-6), if you believe your club could benefit from becoming more flexible and you:

Want to host some meetings online but aren’t sure how
Have heard about corporate memberships and want to learn more about how they could benefit your club — and community
Are wondering how a satellite club might allow more prospective members to engage with and expand Rotary

Register and see the webinar in your time zone. Everyone who registers will receive access to the recording and slides.

Our panelists will talk about the challenges, benefits, and lessons of designing a club experience that works for every member.

Sincerely,
Membership Development team