1. finance
2. grants, scholarships and financial aid
3. scholarships

Meets Tuesdays, 12:00 noon at
Rolling Hills Country Club,
223 S. Westlink
Rotary Club of West Wichita
P.O. Box 12064
Wichita, KS 67277
ROTARY WEBSITES:
Rotary Club of West Wichita:
www.rotarywestwichita.org
District 5690
Club # 24865
Chartered July 7, 1987
Executive Secretary &
Bulletin Editor: Diane Walker
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Rotary District 5690:
www.rotary5690.org
Volume 25, Issue 450
Rotary International: www.rotary.org
TODAY’S SPEAKER
Marv Fisher, Wichita Force
COMMUNITY SERVICE IN ACTION
THE BOOKSHELVES ARE BUILT!
Message from President Tony / Photo by Joey Timmer
Thank you to Bob Goebel, Roger Bowles, Dan Kreis, Joey Timmer, Paul
Blissett and his fiancé Jamie, Shelli Kadel, Tony Morrow, and several
Interact students for building the bookshelves in Bob's workshop last
Thursday evening. A special thanks to Bob and Roger for all they did to
make this event happen, as well as all who attended the
preparatory session last week to get the materials ready for the
assembly.
In 2010 Marv Fisher attended his first indoor football game and was
hooked. As time progressed he befriended numerous players and
coaches. He had the opportunity to travel with the team on numerous
occasions, attend practices and assist in the locker-room. He and his
wife, Vickie, sat in on many surgeries and recoveries as well as providing
that parental touch, assisting them in recovery from colds, allergies and
broken hearts. This contact led to a passion for the game, but a greater
passion for the players and lead to his decision to form Wichita Indoor
Football LLC.
Marv Fisher, CFP, SagePoint Financial Inc., has been a member of our
Rotary club since February 1995.
SALVATION ARMY BELL RINGING
Dear Fellow Rotarians,
I want you to know how much I appreciate the
care and concern that so many of you expressed
to me and my family following my wife's death.
While Carina had to drop out of the downtown
club some years ago due to business scheduling
issues, as a Paul Harris Fellow she continued her
love and respect for all that we do.
Thank you one and all!
Phil Michel
PS I'm going to be missing for a few weeks as I
head east to be with my family over the
Holidays, but I'll see you in early January.
Thanks to those who rang bells last
Saturday: Roger Bowles, Nancy Chadick,
Augustine Iacopelli, Shelli Kadel, Lori
Taylor, Zella Newberry, Allan Sands, Tony
Morrow, Stan Krehbiel,Paul Blissett and
family, John Mosley, Bob Goebel, Tim &
Gayle Devine, Joey Timmer, Vern Klassen.
Shelli, Zella & Lori
UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
~ No Board meeting or STAR class in December ~
December 20
Holiday grocery & gift deliveries
December 23
NO MEETING due to the holidays
December 30
NO MEETING due to the holiday
January 6
RHCC CLOSED – No Meeting
January 13
Semi-Annual Committee Meetings @ RHCC
Wishing you a Merry Christmas
and a Prosperous New Year!
CLUB INFORMATION
Happy Birthday!
Jodi Besthorn ……………………………..……...……………. December 17
Allan Sands …………...…………………………..…………… December 24
Greg Carr ………………………………………………………. December 29
Visiting Rotarian
Bob Saint ……………………………………………………….... Granby, CO
Guests
Charlene Jacks ………………………..…………… brought by Shelli Kadel
Christy O’Toole & Jamie Hughes ………..…………… Benton Elementary
Attendance & Membership Report
Last week: 66%
Membership: 64
Last year: 60%
Membership: 66
Rotary Intercountry Teacher Exchange (RITE)
Teacher hosting
Message from Shelli Kadel, RITE Teacher Co-Chair
The RITE Teacher committee is happy to announce that we have five
teachers coming in January to participate in our outstanding RITE
program. Host homes are a huge facet of the great success of this
program. Twenty host homes are needed to accommodate our three
teachers from Argentina and two teachers from Panama. If you, or
someone you know, can host a teacher for a week OR if you need more
information, please contact Shelli Kadel at kadelshelli@gmail.com or
316.838.0150. The dates are listed below.
January 17-24 || January 24-31 || February 1-7 || February 8-14
The first host homes get their choice of the best dates....so call early to
make sure you get the dates you want!!
THE ROTARY FOUNDATION
GIVE THE GIFT OF ROTARY
~Every gift to The Foundation has an impact ~
Taken from Rotary International
Every year, hundreds of thousands of
people — children, families, and entire
communities — benefit from projects
funded by The Rotary Foundation.
Although Rotary gives back in countless
ways, we focus our service efforts in six
areas: promoting peace, fighting disease,
providing clean water, saving mothers and
children, supporting education, and
growing local economies. You can help us
continue to create positive, lasting change
with a gift to The Rotary Foundation.
FOUNDATION DONATIONS
Message from Brent Groves, Foundation Chair
The goal of our club this year is for more members to contribute to
Rotary Foundation, with the ultimate goal that all members would
contribute $100 or more this fiscal year. As a fun way to promote this
goal, we will have a drawing at the end of the fiscal year for all members
who have donated a minimum of $100 to the Rotary Foundation in this
fiscal year. The winner of the drawing will receive the use of a vacation
home in Colorado for one week, courtesy of Roger Bowles. The reward
of giving to the Rotary Foundation is the knowledge that 100% of your
gift is serving people around the world. Thanks to Roger, we are able to
offer a little extra incentive for you to consider making a donation. Thank
you for your generous support of the Rotary Foundation.
Business/Member List
Airparts Company, Inc. – Terry Gardner
Armstrong/Chamberlin – Mark Chamberlin
Auto Craft Collision Repair– Paul Blissett
Bank of the West – Terry Finger
Benton Elementary – Ann Welborn
Beta Group - Bob Benson
Bever, Dye, LC – Jack Flesher
Bever, Dye, LC – Eric Parkhurst
Bever, Dye, LC - Brian Turney
Butler Community College – Dr. June Costin
Carr Wealth Management, LLC – Greg Carr
Catholic Family Federal Credit Union – Cindy Hand
Cessna (reitred) – Walt Classen (Honorary Member)
Circle Consulting – Dan Kreis
Citizens Bank of Kansas N.A. – Tom Wagner
City Print – Tim Devine
Coldwell Banker Plaza Real Estate – Sharon West
Commerce Bank – Joey Timmer
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel – Michael Phipps
Downing & Lahey Mortuary – Brian Goudie
Edward Jones – Jon Madsen
FCC Services – Dr. Bob Broeckelman
FCC Services – Ed Frey
Farm Bureau Financial Services – Allan Sands
Frontier Wealth Management – Mike Suellentrop
Garden Plain State Bank – Pat Walden
High Touch Technologies – Vernon Dolezal
Interior Trends, Inc. – Vern Klassen
Intrust Bank Arena – Kris Wheeler
Intrust Bank, Inc. – Roger Eastwood
Intrust Bank, Inc. - Bob Harbison
Intrust Bank, Inc. (retired) – Ralph Hight (Honorary Member)
J.P. Weigand – Randy Bowles
Kansas Truck Equipment Co., Inc. – Maurice Linnens
Kansas-Oklahoma Machine Tools, Inc. – Lynn Ungles
Kanza Bank – Brent Groves
Koch, Siedhoff, Hand & Dunn, LLP – Lori Taylor
Media Source, The – Diana Fredelake
New Home Specialist – Kerry Sabala
Print Source, Inc. – Leon Lungwitz
Professional Engineering Consultants, P.A. (retired) – Gregg Greenwood
Realty Executives – Colby Reynolds
Resthaven Mortuary & Cemetery – Mark Hansen
Right Recruiting – Nancy Chadick
Robert Bundy Commercial Real Estate – Bob Bundy
SagePoint Financial, Inc. – Marv Fisher
Salon Partners, LLC – Stan Krehbiel
Sedgwick County Extension – Jodi Besthorn
Shepler’s (retired) – John Mosley
Star Lumber & Supply Co. (retired) - Bob Goebel
Starkey, Inc. – Colin McKenney
Sullivan & Associates – DeAnn Sullivan
Therapeutic Massage by Zella – Zella Newberry
Thermal Trade (retired) – Roger Bowles
TkFast, Inc. – Jamie Anderson
USPS (retired) – Tony Morrow
Warren Travel – Phil Michel
Wesley Rehabilitation Hospital – Jim Grocholski
West Wichita Family Physicians – Dr. Mike Ludlow
Wichita Airport Authority – John Oswald
Wichita Family Vision Clinic – Dr. Bob Nelson
Wichita State University (West Campus) – Augustine Iacopelli
Wichita Friends School (retired) – Shelli Kadel
XPEDX (retired) – Ken Hays