“Service Above self with open minds for new service opportunities while having fun”
Community Service
Our Projects include working with the Historical Society and the San Dieguito Heritage Museum to help them with beautification of grounds and structures and supporting the SDHM Haunted Ghost Town at Halloween. Also much work with students to include SDA Interact, Model UN, and RYLA. More information on these interactions can be obtained from Mike Walsh, Ron Lieberman and Emily Andrade.
International Services
What We Do –
Rotary members believe that we have a shared responsibility to take action on our world’s most persistent issues. Our 46,000+ clubs work together to:
- Promote peace
- Fight disease
- Provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene
- Save mothers and children
- Support education
- Grow local economies
- Protect the environment
Rotary’s programs are developing the next generation of leaders, providing funding to make the world a better place, and making peace a priority. And our programs are not just for club members. Learn how you can make a difference in your community through Rotary.
Elderly Services
Rotary Home Team –
• Replacing light bulbs in hard to reach areas (ceilings, ovens, refrigerators)
• Replacing batteries on smoke detectors (usually on ceilings)
• Leaking faucets
• Toilet tank malfunctions
• Squeaky doors and windows
• Damaged or torn screens
• Blown fuses or GFI resets
• Loose handles or drawer pulls
• Water heater adjustments
Youth Services
Meet Our Team
Daphne Fletcher
President Elect & Int. Service
Nancy North
Secretary
Goals & hopes for the year: “Survive. Keep improving my skills of communication”
Favorite thing/memory about being a Rotarian: “First day I came to a meeting and “observed” the “Animal House Table” and I knew I was in the right place because it would be awfully hard to “embarrass myself ” in this club”
Roger Bolus Ph.D
Co-Chair, Community Service
Goals & hopes for the year: “Introduce more major projects to the club, create easier way to sign up + track attendance at meetings and insure that events are better advertised.”
Favorite thing/memory about being a Rotarian: “Friendship!!! Favorite memory is my year as president (2010) and seeing the Home Team last for over 13 years.”
Dennis Herald
Treasurer
Greg Day
Club Service
Mark Berning
Youth Services
Goals & hopes for the year: “Ryla, Lead, Model UN, Interact – SDA, Hands of peace.”
Favorite thing/memory about being a Rotarian: “Community Service is my favorite thing. Thoroughly enjoyed watching students from Palestine, Israel and the US interact with each other for the first time.”
Dennis Cook
Foundation (TRF) Co-Chair
Goals & hopes for the year: “Increase giving so every member gives every year”
Favorite thing/memory about being a Rotarian: “The Encinitas Rotary cup Soccer Tournament and hearing thousands of kids having fun”
Ingrid Pasco
Interact
Heather Bradshaw
Communications and Marketing Chair
Goals & hopes for the year: “Bring our outward-facing image as up-to-date as possible as it comes to our website, social media, and newsletter. I hope this will streamline communication for the whole group! :)”
Favorite thing/memory about being a Rotarian: “I love our foundation of Service Above Self. It guides me in many aspects of my life. I truly believe that when you live your life to serve others, that love will come back to you 10 fold”
Steve McQuerry
Membership
Goals & hopes for the year: “Continue Roger’s legacy, add 20 quality new members and have fun with the process!”
Favorite thing/memory about being a Rotarian: “Everything!”