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DID YOU MISS LAST WEEK'S MEETING? HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED
BOB MARTIN LED THE MEETING
Bob did a great job leading the meeting in Jan's place
CLASSIFICATION TALK BY DEBBIE HENRY
We learned that Debbie doesn't mind getting dirty, so I see a lot of volunteer opportunities in her future!
INSPIRATION: Jerry Wilford
50/50 WINNER: Floyd Nelson
WHAT'S ON THE PROGRAM AT THIS WEEK'S MEETING??
LIVING THE MAP MAKES LEMONADE OUT OF LEMONS
.jpg) Daniel Seddiqui is a real life Where's Waldo. When he couldn't find a job upon college graduation, he vowed to work 50 different jobs in 50 states. Here he's working on a cattle ranch. Hear his story and how he turned it into Living the Map, a company that raises awareness of the varying cultures and careers across the country through educational programs, outreach, and community-building.
OTHER NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT
LOTS OF WINNERS AT BINGO NIGHT!
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OUR 'SHADY' HOSTESSES!
Debbie Henry & Maren Erickson
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The tools of the bingo trade
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Julia Symes & Carter Henry called the shots!
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Earl Hasz won 3 (what?), yes, 3 games in a row!
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At this table, every family won a round & Natasha won 3!
Altho the adults won several hands, each kid there also won...except the cute Barit Erickson. She'll be the first winner next time!
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Kelly Kinley didn't win, but her boys won 3 games between them!
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NEW MEMBER FOR THE SUNRISE CLUB
 The Sunrise group inducted Kaitlyn (Kate) Todd as a new member last week. Kate has been a resident of Highlands Ranch for 14 years and a Rotarian at the Aurora Fitzsimmons club for the last 2 years. Kate is an Anatomist and uses her training to tutor and mentor high school students. She is finishing up an EKG course with the hope of joining a hospital emergency department or ambulance company in the next few months. Ray Anderson, Earl Hasz and Joel Johnson presented Kate with her Highlands Ranch member badge.
ARAPAHOE PHILHARMONIC SOCIAL, FEB. 17
Join the club at a social to the philharmonic on Friday, Feb. 17 at South Suburban Christian Church on South Broadway between Dry Creek and Ridge Road. It will give you another chance to hear the story behind the music from maestro Devin Hughes, who will also be conducting. Make an evening of it by having dinner with club members before the event. Tickets for the symphony will run $20 per person, a nice discount from the normal senior price of $25. Fred Warnaars will provide more information on the restaurant. So mark your calendar for Feb. 17!
FRIENDSHIP DINNERS, FEB. 18 & MAR. 11
Looking for a way to connect with members outside the meeting? Then sign up for one of the Friendship Dinners! The first is scheduled for February 18. Hosts will be the Gotterns, Bramleys, and Marion Trummer. The second evening will be on March 11 and Arthur Cone & Michelle McRae will host.
Sign up at next week's meeting or contact Debby Doig. She will assign all attendees to the specific hosts. These are great events, a chance to chat up members you may not know very well, share your favorite recipes for your contribution, and toast our upcoming club successes!
RONALD MCDONALD BREAKFAST, FEB. 11
The next Ronald McDonald House breakfast will be held on Saturday, Feb. 11 at the downtown site located at 1300 E. 21st Ave., 80205. Sign up at the next few meetings to take part in this fun event!
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