Don't miss this week's meeting. Fellowship, fun, and a surprise program!

Rachel Lebon is a Business Developer with Express Employment Professionals. She has been active on the A&D Committee for United Way and as an Ambassador for the GH Chamber of Commerce. She is sponsored by Karrie Hartmann.

  

Doug Cotton is the Lead Pastor with Harbor City Church and is sponsored by Josh Steele

  

Any comments concerning the proposed membership of the above may be directed to President Alex Kluh.

  

Don't miss your chance to have a say
 The incoming Board of Directors is asking for your input for the new Rotary year that starts July 1st. If you have not already done so, please use the following link to complete the survey. All responses are confidential and will help set the direction for the club's activities for the coming year. 

Aberdeen Rotary Member Survey

Installation dinner date announced
 Mark your calendar now for the annual Installation Dinner to be held at the Log Pavilion on June 29th. This evening event will take the place of the regular noon meeting. Invitations with rsvp information will be mailed soon. 

Mackenzie Smith named Student of the Month for April 

Makenzie has earned 10 varsity letters in soccer, basketball, and track, and she served as captain in all those sports.  She has received the Coaches, Most Inspirational, 100% Blue and Gold, MVP, and Top Scholar awards.  She has competed at state-level track competitions, earned the soccer All League Defensive MVP, and played on the All State second team.  Makenzie was also a part of the Captains' Council, which encourages better team unity and sportsmanship.  The AHS HS Varsity soccer team received its first-ever League Good Sportsmanship award this year.
 

Makenzie's other school activities include helping with the AHS Renaissance Action Team (RAT), which recognizes, promotes, and rewards hard work, citizenship, and excellence amongst AHS staff and students.  RAT organizes the annual People's Choice Awards, the annual Renaissance Car Show, and a Relay for Life team.  Makenzie also plays piano with the AHS Jazz Band, and she is part of the Concert/Wind Ensemble.
 

Makenzie has a 3.99 GPA and is ranked 2 of 173.  She will be attending Columbia Basin College to complete her AA degree.  She then intends to transfer to Brigham Young University to complete studies in Construction Management.
 

Makenzie is the daughter of Mark and Cindy Smith.

 

District 5020 Newsletter

Articles in this issue

• Passionate About Rotary: Becoming a Better Rotarian by District Governor Bob Martin
• Mark Hoppen Will Launch District's New Generations Avenue of Service
• Cumberland Rotarians Make First Installment On $10,000 Commitment to Victoria's Jeneece Place
• A Letter From 5020's Global Scholar
• Japanese Rotarians, RI Launch Response
• Plus many more