Rotary Roll Wine & Beer Tour 2023
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Robert Morrison President Letter 2022 |
Doris Lockey President Letter 2021 |
Purchase A BenchAre you interested in purchasing a bench in Memory Park?
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Purchase a River StoneLooking to purchase a River Stone for your pet... Submit the attached form to our club - the contact information is on the form...
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Purchase a TreeYou may purchase a tree in Memory Park for a loved one by submitting the form attached - the contact information is on the form
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Purchase a Flag - MilitaryBranch of Service Flags: A Full Size Flag of the 5 Branches of the United States Armed Forces will be placed around the perimeter of “Veteran’s Honor Flight Garden”, 5 times each year in honor of all Veterans in their Branches of Service. A 6” X 8” Sign in Honor or Memory of a Loved One is mounted on the flag.
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Purchase a Flag - GeneralAmerican Flags: Full Size American Flags are placed around the perimeter of Memory Park 5 times each year in honor of our Veterans. A 6” X 8” Sign in Honor or Memory of a Loved One is mounted on the flag.
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Roll of Fame 2019Daniela Mead was inducted into the Rotary District 5910 Roll of Fame in May 2019. The highest award a Rotary Club can give its member is a Nomination to our District’s Roll of Fame. Congratulations on a well deserved honor- RCLC is lucky to have Daniela in our club!  |
Memory Park Video 2018Rotary Club of Lake Conroe signature project is Memory Park - The park is located in the City of Montgomery -
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Roll of Fame 2018Charlie Parada was inducted into the Rotary District 5910 Roll of Fame over the weekend. The highest award a Rotary Cub can give its member is a Nomination to our District’s Roll of Fame. Congratulations on a well deserved honor- RCLC is lucky to have Charlie in our club! |
Los Compadres 2018 |
November 9, 2017 NotesCandy Roll Meeting Our morning meeting program today was a hands on project making candy rolls for indigent children in Mexico a heart warming project under the guidance of Rotarian Mike Landes. We stuffed a variety of candy into toilet paper cores wrapped with Christmas paper.  .JPG) .JPG) .JPG) |
November 2, 2017 BulletinGuest Speaker Mat Wilson Montgomery County Library Charles B Stewart West Branch 
The Charles B. Stewart-West Library is named for the designer of the Texas flag. Dr. Stewart was a prominent member of the Montgomery community and contributed much to the development of the area. Since the Grand Opening in 2006, the local Lake Conroe Rotary Club has been working with other civic organizations in the community to landscape around the small lake on the property adjoining the library. They have developed a lovely park with a waterfall, a rose garden and a walking trail with several bridges around the lake. Currently the West Library houses a collection of 59,135 items. Regular computer instruction is offered inside the computer training lab. Statistics: During FY 2015, the West Library circulated 137,264 items and increased to 14,881 cardholders. |
October 26, 2017 BulletinThe Lake Conroe Rotary Club's Halloween Party included a very competitive putt putt golf tournament. Boys vs Girls and the winner ????? .jpg) |
Clothing for Kids Grant Project 2017 |
Rhonda Herrington - 5910 District GovernorMeet District 5910 Governor Rhonda Herrington  |
Stuffing Bags Project August 2017Lake Conroe Rotarians stuffing bags for our local shelters at the morning meeting on August 3, 2017 |
August 3 Club Meeting |
StoryWalkThe StoryWalk project in Memory Park!
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Join a Polio Immunization Trip
In November 2015, North American Rotarians will travel to Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, for a life changing experience. Have you ever heard a Rotarian speak about their personal experience participating in a polio eradication exercise, a cleft lip/cleft palate mission, or work on a humanitarian grant? These trips have a profound effect upon the individual. For those of you who have gone on one of these trips you know, and for those of you who have yet to enjoy this experience, you should.
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Rest in Peace Linda - Another Tribute Former Conroe Rotarian Kenne Turner, who now resides outside of Texas, has written a moving tribute to our friend Linda Ricketts on his blog. Kenne knew Linda well, and captures her essence beautifully in his blog.http://kenneturner.com/2015/01/28/give-me-an-angel-that-flies-from-montgomery-in-memory-of-lindy-ricketts/ |
Meet Robyn Droddy Our congratulations to Robyn Droddy, the first recipient of The Linda Ricketts Literacy Scholarship ! Robyn is a first year graduate student at The University of North Texas, where she is working towards her masters degree in Library Science. She is a full time employee of The Montgomery County Memorial Library System, where she has been hailed by library director JeriLynn Williams as an exemplary employee. This scholarship will change my life" she told us " I am not only the first person in my family to graduate from college, I am the first to graduate from high school...It is a dream for my mother to see me walk across the stage to get a masters degree." Accompanied at the presentation by her mom Lois Rosencutter and her proud husband Justin Droddy, Robyn met Linda Ricketts for the first time at the breakfast meeting. We are excited to welcome Robyn into our extended Family of Rotary.
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Changin the World, One Book at a Time - Linda Ricketts In a room filled with family, friends, District Leadership and Rotarians from other clubs, the first Linda Ricketts Literacy Scholarship was presented to Robyn Droddy at the August 28th meeting of The Rotary Club of Lake Conroe. The scholarship was created to honor Linda's decades of service to Rotary and her passion for Literacy. Linda has been the District Literacy Chair for more years than anyone - including Linda! - can remember. She has also served as the club's Literacy Chair for most of those years. Upon retiring from a successful career working for Soules Insurance (where she was introduce to Rotary by agency owner and Rotarian Dick Coyle) Linda began a new career working for The Montgomery County Memorial Library System. Linda retired from that career the end of 2013. She has worked tirelessly with Literacy Volunteers of America, where she has done everything from tutor to leading the group as CEO and Board Chair. Our club, our District and our County is a better place because of Linda Ricketts, and we are honored to call her one of our own - she is a Rotarian's Rotarian. Pictured here, Linda with her proud daughter, and fellow Rotarian, Jan Ricketts. |
"A Rotary Moment" from The Conroe Courier
"A Rotary Moment" The time draws near for a very special night in Conroe - The Judge Barb Sadler Farewell "Roast and Toast", co-hosted by The Conroe Symphony Orchestra and The Rotary Club of Conroe. This will be an evening of beautiful music, good food and great fellowship.
The event will be held on Saturday, September 13th at The Lone Start Convention Center. Judge Sadler has served this county for more than 24 years and will retire soon as the longest serving County Judge in our county history. Working with the County Commissioners, Judge Sadler has helped usher in the development of The Lone Start Convention Center, The Lone Star Airport, The Criminal Justice and County Administration Buildings and wonderful county roads, all while keeping our tax rates some of the lowest in the state for such a highly populated county. |
Every Rotarian Every Year "Every Rotarian Every Year" is not just a phrase - it is a commitment we make as a club annually to support The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International (TRF). Through TRF, great work is done at home and around the world. We continue our goal of having a 100% EREY Club again this year, with all members contributing to The Rotary Foundation for the 2023-2024 Year. Thank You Rotarians!
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Jessica's GardenThank you Girl Scout Jessica Green for completing Phase I of the new Butterfly Garden area in Memory Park! Jessica created this garden, largely from recycled materials, for her Gold Award Project.
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The Linda Ricketts Literacy Scholarship |
Paws for a Purpose The first Paws For A Purpose was a success, despite wind and rain and freezing temperatures.
Photos coming soon! |
Engage Rotary Change Lives Video |
Joining Rotary |
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