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Prayer: Dave Evans Song & Pledge: Jack Overly Guest Intro: Susan Day Meeting Notes: Bob Hamblin Greeter: Peter Sinnott Program Intro: Pete Sumey Back Booth: Dave Evans

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Officers And DirectorsPresidentPaul Sumey

President ElectPeter Sinnott

SecretaryMarsha Yelick

TreasurerLongley Parker

Sergeant-at-ArmsRobert Brunson

Past PresidentThomas Anderson

Club ServiceDana Fritz

Community ServiceBert Bergland

International ServiceClaudine Perrault

ProgramPosted by Brad Rosenbaum

Today's ProgramDISTRICT GOVERNOR MIKE FORNEY

Mike Forney joined the Rotary Club of SteamboatSprings nine years ago. After work as PRCommittee Chair and Board Member he becamepresident of his 85-member club in 2008. In 2009District Governor Stuart Palmer named MikeDistrict 5440 Rotarian of the Year.

Mike has served in a number of capacities at thedistrict level, including District Public Relationships Chair and one of theoriginal facilitators in the Rotary Leadership Institute and Club Visioningprograms. He has participated in club visioning exercises with 13 clubs inour district.

In 2010 Mike took a Rotary Group Study Exchange team to District 9650in New South Wales, Australia. He was appointed District GovernorNominee in January, 2011 to fill the vacancy created when Rotarian TomMiller resigned because of failing health. Mike also assumed Tom’sposition as incoming chair of the Five District High Country PresidentElect Training Seminar (PETS) which was held in February, 2012.

Mike is a multiple Paul Harris Fellow and a member of the RotaryFoundation Bequest Society. His wife Janet is also a Paul Harris Fellow.

Mike’s background is in radio broadcasting, corporate public relations,advertising, and commercial mortgage banking. He retired in 2003 afterselling his mortgage banking company in New York City andBernardsville, New Jersey and moved to Steamboat Springs where helives with his wife Janet Finley, two cats and two horses. They also havea loft in Old Town Fort Collins.

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Youth/Vocational Svc.Ward Nelson

MembershipJill Anderson

Fund DevelopmentDonald Widrig

ChaplainEarl Matson

PhotographyDonald Widrig

Spoke DesignBrad Rosenbaum

TrusteeJames Robertson

Foundation TreasurerLawrence Williams

TrusteeJames White

Foundation SecretaryTara Moenning

Foundation Vice PresidentMadison Casey

TrusteeDavid Evans

Foundation PresidentThomas Anderson

SpeakersOct 25, 2012DG Mike ForneyDistrict Governor Visit

Nov 01, 2012Frank LancasterEP Town Administrator

Nov 08, 2012Lori GaglioLong Term Care

Nov 15, 2012Bert Bergland, Dana Fritz, WardNelsonClub Administration, ClubServices, Youth/NewGenerations

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Mike has been an active private pilot for 50 years and currently owns ahigh performance Cessna Skylane. He is a long-time Angel Flight SeniorCommand Pilot, an on-call pilot for the Department of HomelandDefense, and a member of the International Fellowship of FlyingRotarians.

Bio for prospective new member Susan FeredayPosted by Brad Rosenbaum

Susan Fereday Biography

I was born in Salt Lake City Utah in 1959. I am the fifthchild of six children. I have 2 older sisters and 2 olderbrothers and one younger half- brother.. My fatherpassed away when I was a young girl. I was blessedwith a good step father who provided us with manyopportunities to experience the outdoors and to live agood life. We learned to snow ski, water-ski, fish, hike,camp, dirt bike from my step-father and mother. Icontinue to enjoy most of these activities in myadulthood except the dirt biking. We lived in Utah untilI was at the age of 8. We moved to California, I livedthere until the age of 12. We then moved to CastleRock Colorado where I attended both Junior High andHigh School.I was married in 1977 right out of High School to ArthurStark who was from Franktown Colorado. We had 4Children from 1978 to 1985 Amy, Arthur, Aaron andAlan. We lived in Craig, Colorado and HaydenColorado, Maybell, Colorado and a short 3 year stay in Pleasant Grove Utah. We later divorcedand I married Andre Fereday in 1994 we have one child together Laura who is 16. Currently Ihave 5 wonderful grandchildren Brennen, Katelyn, Marley, Gamble and, Roderick .Career- I have always had entrepreneurial spirit. I created and ran several businesses prior tocoming to State Farm. I had a lawn service, upholstery shop, cleaning service, daycare, soldencyclopedias, sold handmade items. Later I opened and ran a butcher shop in Hayden Coloradowere we did custom meat cutting for wild game and farm animals. I attend the Rocky MountainSchool of meat cutting in Denver to become a trained and certified meat cutter. After the sale of the Butcher shop I went to work for Routt Memorial hospital for a short time intheir business department. I then started working for a State Farm agent in Steamboat SpringsColorado in 1991. Selling insurance was a natural fit for me and I loved it. Knowing that aneducation was what I needed to unlock opportunity for me I enrolled in college classes in theevening.State Farm was a great company to be aligned with for me, I loved their values and how they tookcare of the customer and they loved my values in doing business and my desire to take care of thecustomer. They offered me an agency in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1993. This was a greatopportunity to help me provide for my family. I was an agent for 14 years, earning many awardsand sales recognitions during that time. I served on the board of the National Association ofFinancial Advisors for several years and was a member throughout my career. In 2006 StateFarm then asked me to consider joining their Leadership team. I felt it was a great opportunity forlearning and development of myself. I have been a lifelong learner and this change supported that in me. I managed over 40 agents and their team members. I was also responsible teamdeveloping, sales coaching and recruiting of new agents. The one thing I have loved about mycareer is having the opportunity to help others grow and development and to help them increasetheir earning power and self- confidence. I then requested a transfer back into agency in 2012and was given the State Farm Agency in Estes Park on June 1 2012. I loved management but Ireally missed the face to face contact with the customer and developing and managing my ownagency team. I have earned several designations within the insurance industry; LUTCF( life underwriters


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Special Board MeetingThe Other Side RestaurantOct 25, 2012 10:00 AM

Dist. Governor VisitRotary Meeting RoomOct 25, 2012 11:30 AM

Youth Exchange CommiteeMeetingOptical PerspectivesOct 25, 2012 05:30 PM

Club Board MeetingUS Bank, Hix RoomNov 01, 2012 08:00 AM

Showtime CommitteePresbyterian Community ChurchNov 01, 2012 01:30 PM

Duck Race Committee MeetingNikki's RestaurantNov 08, 2012 05:00 PM

Duck Race Committee MeetingNikki's RestaurantDec 13, 2012 05:00 PM

Duck Race Committee MeetingNikki's RestaurantJan 10, 2013 05:00 PM

Duck Race Committee MeetingNikki's RestaurantFeb 14, 2013 05:00 PM

Duck Race Committee MeetingNikki's RestaurantMar 14, 2013 05:00 PM

Duck Race Committee MeetingNikki's RestaurantMar 28, 2013 05:00 PM

Duck Race Committee MeetingNikki's RestaurantApr 11, 2013 05:00 PM



Duck Race Day Kickoff PartyNikki's RestaurantMay 02, 2013 05:00 PM

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training council), CLU( chartered life fellowship), ChFc, (chartered financial consultant ) CFP (certified financial planner) I am currently working on my CLF ( Chartered leader fellowship), theseare all from the American College. I have completed all of my training and practicum with AdlerSchool of Coaching. I have worked in personal and business coaching. I have been able to workwith several new business owners in business coaching and development. I have also worked inpersonal development coaching. My hobbies besides being a Mother and Grandmother to 10 wonderful people are many butmostly. My most favorite hobby is my horses. I love riding and competing in anything that has todo with horses. I have competed in Rodeo to English riding and jumping. I currently own 3 horsesbut have had as many as 8 at different times of my life. I love gardening and pretty much anythingoutside.

Bio for prospective new member Julia DaleyPosted by Brad Rosenbaum

Julia A. [email protected]

Rotarian Candidate9/28/12

I believe myself to be a solid candidate for Rotaryfor a number of reasons. First and foremost, I havea servant’s heart. I love what Rotary does for thecommunity and mankind – the “spokes” of Rotaryare far reaching and life changing – both for theRotarian and the recipients of Rotary’s many gifts.

All of my previous occupations have been“customer service” based, complementing my loveand commitment to service. (Please see attachedResume) I am an energized organizer, a motivator,and a go-getter! I feel my talents wouldcomplement Rotary.

I have grown up hearing “Rotary”. My grandfather,Burnell C. Helmich, was a very proud Rotarianbeginning somewhere in the 1950’s and includedthe role of President at the Chicago O’Hare Rotary. Upon his relocation to Estes Park in the late 1970’safter a short stay in Southern California, he joinedthe EP Rotary until he moved to Florida and died in1986. My “Papa” would be ever so proud of my desire to be a part of the same organization heso loved and served.

I thank you for your consideration of my application. I very much look forward to the prospect of“serving”.

WORK HISTORY

FIRST COLORADO REALTYBroker Associate May 2012 – PresentA change in careers! I recently relocated back up to Estes Park to join my Mother, Judy Nystrom,in Real Estate.

GRAEBEL COMMERCIAL SERVICESHealthcare Account and Project Manager February 2008 – March 2012Responsible for all contract administration, coordination and communication between GraebelCommercial Services, the Graebel project teams and and all healthcare clients preparing forrelocation efforts. Responsible for complete project oversight including the coordination ofmedical equipment receiving, warehousing, delivery, inventory control, delivery coordination to thehospital, and installation services. During the relocation period, also served as an on-site Project


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Manager. To date, 16 hospital relocations and/or expansions have been managed including RadyChildren’s Hospital in San Diego, CA, The New Mexico State Labs in Albuquerque, NM, EastCooper Regional Medical Center in Mount Pleasant, SC, The Memorial Hospital of Craig, CO, andLA County/USC Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA to name a few.

THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITALTransition Coordinator July 2006 – February 2008Responsible for supporting the Director of Transition and 8 Transition Committees in the overallscheduling and coordination of the hospital move from the old campus to the New Children’sHospital facility in Aurora, CO, acted as liaison with the outside consulting firm, the contractedmoving company, and all TCH departments and staff, maintained a sophisticated data basetracking the progress/completion of milestones associated with the move planning process,tracked and managed Transition related expenditures, facilitated global communications relating tothe Transition, and performed numerous other detail oriented functions.

THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITALExecutive Assistant to the COO, Administration September 2004 – July 2006Responsible for supporting the COO with regards to calendar management, meeting coordination,retreat and meeting planning, travel arrangements, weekly support of the Senior ManagementTeam Meetings, monthly support of the Monthly Leadership TeamMeetings, coordination of Ambassador Appearances, and numerous other detail orientedfacilitations.

THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITALAssistant to the Executive Assistant to the CEO, Administration November 2003 – September 2004

THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITALCatering Lead, Food Services January 2003 – November 2003

ARVADA COVENANT CHURCH February 1997 – August 2000 Kitchen Coordinator (P/T) August 2001 – May 2003SCHULHOFF TREE & LAWNOffice Manager (P/T) August 1995 – June 2001

BENNETT’S BAR-B-QUEDirector of Training January 1994 – May 1995

VISTA RESTAURANTS (dba Perkins Restaurants)Training Manager February 1991 – January 1992

HOLIDAY INN OF ESTES PARKAssistant Director of Food and Beverage May 1990 – February 1991

STEAK & ALE RESTAURANT CORPORATIONRegional Training Coordinator December 1984 – October 1989

ON-LINE TEMPORARY PERSONNEL SERVIC EOffice Manager June 1979 – September 1982

EDUCATION1981 – 1985 BA in Social Sciences, Colorado State University

Rotary Club of Estes Park Nominating Committee ReportPosted by Brad Rosenbaum

The Nominating Committee, Suzy Blackhurst, Gladys Van Drie, Peter Sinnott, Scott Thompsonand Tom Anderson are pleased to submit to the club the following slate of officers for the 2013-14Term of office:

President:Pete Sinnott (already elected)President Elect: Claudine Perrault (to serve as President 2014-15)


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Secretary: Jill ZerhanTreasurer: Longley ParkerSgt. at Arms: Bob BrunsonPast President: Pete Sumey(already elected)

Directors to fill two year terms:

International Sarah WalshCommunity Service Bert BerglandFund Development Don Widrig

Continuing into their second year as directors (already elected):

Membership Jill AndersonClub Service Dana FritzYouth Service Ward Nelson

As new Foundation Trustees, to fill three year terms:

Lori GaglioKen TeSelle

Continuing on the Foundation Board for their second or third year (already elected)

Madison CaseyDave EvansTara MoenningLarry Williams

Also joining the Foundation Board as Past President and Foundation Representative to theclub board will be

Pete Sumey (already elected)

The Election Schedule, in accordance with our bylaws:

October 11, 2012 First Reading of Nominating Committee ReportOctober 18, 2012 Second Reading of reportOctober 25, 2012 Final Reading and election

Additional nominations may be made from the floor with the approval of the nominee.

Football PoolPosted by Brad Rosenbaum


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2012 Incoming Exchange Student Faustine DelebarrePosted by Brad Rosenbaum

Faustine Delebarre isour incomingexchange studentfrom Bruay laBuissiére,France. Bruay laBuissiére is in theextreme north ofFrance, very nearBelgium and theEnglish Channel. Herfirst host family isDawn and Ed Shields. The Shields live near the top of Pole Hill; poorFaustine comes from a fairly flat landscape near sea level, so her firstexperience in Estes Park was an eye-opener!

At home, Faustine took seven years of English, three years of Spanish,and one year of Chinese. We can learn a lot from her! She is the third ofthree children in her family. She took the initiative by herself to contacther local Rotary club to become an exchange student to the UnitedStates.


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“No, I don’t think I willkiss you, although youneed kissing, badly.That’s what’s wrongwith you. You should bekissed and often, andby someone who knowshow.”

-Clark Gable, Gone WithThe Wind.

Anniversaries! Celebrated on the 3rd Thursday of October Jim & Marge Robertson on the 2nd!Jack & Ann Dinsmoor on the 5th!Tom & Marilyn Maher on the 8th!Jack & Kay Vaughan on the 12th!Lee & Sandy Lasson on the 15th!Earl & Nancy Matson on the 21st!Harry & Ruth Hutcherson on the 31st!

You are as young as your faith, asold as your doubt; as young as yourself-confidence, as old as your fear;as young as your hope, as old asyour despair. ~Douglas MacArthur

Birthdays!Celebrated on the 1st Thursday of November Peter Sinnott on the 8th Jill Zerhan on the 10th Dick Broman on the 17th Madison Casey on the 17th Thor Homme on the 21st Tad Diedrich on the 24th Jill Anderson on the 26th Suzy Blackhurst on the 27th


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Next Week

Prayer: Scott Thompson Song & Pledge: Dick Broman Guest Intro: Dick Broman Meeting Notes: Harry Hutcherson Greeter: Jill Anderson Program Intro: Karen McClure Back Booth: Dave Evans

Meeting HighlightsPresident Pete Sumey called the meeting to order at noon. Kerrie Hillprovided a thoughtful invocation, J Robertson led members in the songand pledge and Bert Bergland led introductions of visiting Rotarians andguests: Rosemary and Peter Justin from one of the Chicago Rotariangroups, and Kyle Patterson from Sunrise Rotary. Guests included DianaVanderploeg and Nancy Matson. Welcome all!

Tom Anderson, representative of the nominating committee, presented thesecond reading of nominations for the 201302014 year. The third andfinal reading along with the election will be held at the October 25thmeeting.

JR announced that last week’s winner of the football pool was RandySkeie winning a grand total of $250.00. Don Widrig announced that ourclub would again be selling the Rocky Cards. They will be available forsale after November 15th.

Grants through our Rotary Foundation are open for applications. Theseapplications are available on the club web site. Those who received fundslast year will receive an email. Deadline to submit an application isDecember 31st.

Jim Austin is continuing his work on recording the verbal history of ourclub. Groups have been gathering after the meetings once a month to


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record “conversations about rotary.” If you have history of our club thatyou would like to share, please contact Jim Austin.

Happy Money: Marsha Logan was happy that Dana Fritz was the Directorof Club Service and that she was doing a wonderful job on the 5thThursday social events; Harry Hutcherson was happy that he grew up inSt. Louis and was able to go to Sportsman’s Park to watch the Cardinalsplay the St. Louis Browns; Tom Anderson was happy about a recentcamping trip with other Rotarians at the Cherry Creek State Park; TheresaWidawski was happy she attended the recent concert where many of ourRotarians performed; Suzy Blackhurst was happy that after 9 years withno car, her daughter finally has one; Madison Casey was happy that hehad recently spent 8 days in Santa Barbara, California with a newgrandson; Peter Justin was happy that Ward Nelson was the principal at aschool in Schaumburg, Illinois; Dr. Bergland was happy just because hewas happy; Ward Nelson was happy to see the Justin’s; and Randy Skeiewas happy to win the football pool.

Connor Gallagher, our outbound Rotary Exchange Student is doing welland making progress.

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