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Rotary Club Sunrise Makes Donation to BVIHSA
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Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town Announces New Leadership for 2024-2025
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Valentine Bingo Night & Raffle FundraiserOur annual Valentine Raffle included a Bingo night this year and it was a huge success. We gathered at Pancake Paradise and enjoyed a night of Bingo fun while announcing lucky winners of our valentine's day raffle. This fundraiser event helps us to replenish our community support funds so that we can continue to make a positive impact within our community.  |
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Donation to Claudia Creque Educational CentreWe continue to prioritize education needs in our community service and this donation of much-needed fans to the Claudia Creque Educational Centre is just a small part of our efforts. We took the ferry over to Anegada and donated 10 fans to the school to help keep classrooms cool and ensure a better learning environment for the students.
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BVI Foundation Gala 2023This year's Rotary Gala was one for the history books. A week-long visit of District Governor David Kirkaldy ended with an amazing gathering of the BVI Rotary family and a great platform to promote the foundation. One key note from DG David's address to the attendees was that each donation to the foundation makes a difference across the globe. Foundation Matters!  |
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Valentine SocialRotary Club Sunrise partnered with Bamboushay to engage with the public socially. The evening was filled with good music, food and much laughter. Thanks to the support of the BVI Rotary Family who attended. Congratulations to our Winners of our annual Valentine Raffle Fundraiser. We would like to thank everyone who supported our community fund raiser and look forward to your support next time.
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Storytime - The Cat in the Hat |
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Back to School Initiative |
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Wine Tasting Event - Wine Not?Wine not Why not celebrate all things Rotary over the finest wine at an amazing location?  |
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Past Presidents
Past Presidents Charter President 31 March 2009 - Monica Ramgeet 2009-2010 - Monica Ramgeet 2010-2011 - Ken Guiste 2011-2012 - Donna Arter 2012-2013 - Allison Flax-Archer 2013-2014 - Norman Allen 2014-2015 - Jean Vanterpool 2015-2016 - Jeanette Scatliffe-Boynes 2016-2017 - Marvin E. Flax Jr. 2017-2018 - Eno Soman 2018-2019 - Rosemarie Flax 2019-2020 -Maria Hopkins 2020-2021 -Kenisha Sprauve 2021-2022 -Gretchen Hodge-Penn
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Charter Members
Charter Members: Monica Ramgeet Ajit George Vincent Wheatley Corleen Goodman Christy Almedia Donna Arter Norman Allen Joel Abdinor Allison Flax-Archer Edwin Adams Jean Vanterpool Heskith Vanterpool Michael Thomas Laura Arthur Richard Arthur Alan Bates Rollrick Connell John Lewis Joanne Moorehead Naiyada Henry Maxwell George Lilas Masters Monique Peters |
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Diabetes, Cholesterol & Eye Screening |
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Joint Food Drive |
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Healthcare Recognition |
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Christmas Tree Lighting |
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Speed Networking |
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Rotary Sunrise Election ResultsWe would like to congratulate the newly-elected Board of Directors, who will serve during the 2018-2019 Rotary year. Incoming President Rosemarie Flax will be supported by the following members of the incoming Board. |
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Rotary Activates Hotline; Int’l Counterparts Chip In |
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Major clean up operation announced for Saturday |
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2017-2018 Theme Directors
2017-2018 Theme Directors Public Relations Director - Kenisha Sprauve Service Project Director - Maria Hopkins Foundation Director - Shana Simmonds Youth Services Director - Marion Blyden Membership Director - Tamara Cameron Club Administration Director - Sonjah Smith-Thompson |
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2017-2018 Board Of Directors
2017-2018 Board Of Directors President Monique Peters President Elect Rosemarie Flax Vice President Eno Soman Immediate Past President Marvin E. Flax Jr. Secretary Betty Leonard Treasurer Jennifer O’Neal Director Marion Blyden Director Tamara Cameron Director Maria Hopkins Director Shana Simmonds Director Sonjah Smith-Thompson Director Kenisha Sprauve Assistant Treasurer Alyssa Shepherd Sargent At Arms Ann Syrett |
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BVI Family of Rotary Bulletin |
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2015-2016 Installation DinnerRotary Club Sunrise of Road Town is off to a fantastic start for the 2015-2016 Rotary Year, with the Installation dinner on June 28, 2015 at Scrub Island. |
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Rotary Foundation: Changing Lives One at a Time
Sunrise Foundation Director Ann Syrett has a special place in her heart for Rotary and its Ambassadorial Scholars Program. Way back in 1973, Ann spent a year as a Scholar, hosted by District 1210 in the British Midlands. During that academic year, along with working on her Master’s Degree at the University of Keele, Ann was “adopted” by her Rotary Counselor, Ron Lucas, of the Newcastle-under-Lyme Club, and his family and spoke at over 35 Rotary venues. Her experiences in this much wider world than the one she grew up in, a small town on the Oregon Coast, piqued her interest in an international career and the rest is, as they say, history. Following completion of her MA, Ann pursued a career with US State Department and spent the intervening 30 years traveling the world as an American diplomat, serving at foreign posts as diverse as Rwanda and London, Paris and Haiti, Egypt and Antigua. Her final and most challenging overseas position was as the US Consul General in Cairo, Egypt, in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks on the USA. When it came time to retire, Ann and Tony, her husband of over 30 years she met during her studies in Britain, chose the BVI as their home, having fallen in love with the Islands when Ann served at the US Embassy in Antigua. Ann was delighted she would be in one place long enough to join Rotary herself and give back to the organization that played such a pivotal role in the direction her life took. “I can honestly say that my year as a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar was the key to my life’s journey ever since. It led me to a tremendously exciting life of public service and adventure and, even more important, it brought my path across that of the most important person in my life, my sweet husband, Tony. Thank you, Rotary Foundation and all the Rotarians who support it, for everything!!”  |
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Ambassadorial Scholar - Ann SyrettSunrise Foundation of Director 2014-2015, Ann Syrett has a special place in her heart for Rotary and its Ambassadorial Scholars Program. Way back in 1973, Ann spent a year as a Scholar, hosted by District 1210 in the British Midlands. During that academic year, along with working on her Master’s Degree at the University of Keele, Ann was “adopted” by her Rotary Counselor, Ron Lucas, of the Newcastle-under-Lyme Club, and his family and spoke at over 35 Rotary venues. Her experiences in this much wider world than the one she grew up in, a small town on the Oregon Coast, piqued her interest in an international career and the rest is, as they say, history. |
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Adoption of the Adina Donovan Home
The Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town in keeping with the stated purpose of Rotary International (Rotary's primary motto is "Service Above Self") is pleased to be able to announce the following:
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Opportunities For Attendance and Makeups!Did you know that you can obtain credit for attending meetings of other Rotary clubs and official Rotary gatherings? Just send your makeup details to our Secretary, and you will be credited! Please be reminded that makeups must take place within 2 weeks of an absence from our regular weekly meetings. It's easy!
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Thank You, Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town!
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Welcome Rotarian Maria!Dear Fellow Rotarians,
This morning, we conducted the induction for our newest Rotarian: Maria Hopkins. I am very thankful to Rotarian Shana for bringing Maria to our club. Congratulations to you both, and congratulations to our club for gaining a quality member! Please welcome Maria! Thank you, Director Fanny, for arranging today's induction. Today was a great day for Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town! Yours In Rotary,
Norman Allen President | Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town |
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Happy 5th Anniversary, Rotary Club SunriseI would like to thank all of those in my Club who have been a part of my team this year. However, we could not have gotten here before those who lead before us, starting with Past President Monica, whose vision is largely responsible for the formation of our club. Together with her team, she laid the foundation for Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town. We thank you. To the Rotary Club of Road Town, our sponsor, we thank you. To the Rotary Club of Tortola, we thank you. I’d also like to thank and recognize the remainder of our Past Presidents (Ken, Donna, and Allison), for their commitment, hard work, and for everything they have done to strengthen our club. We would not be here without them. As for me, it has been an honor and privilege to serve as your President.
5 years ago, little did I know how many friendships would deepen and how many new ones would be created as a result of being a part of this great organization. Little did I know how much I would learn and grow as an individual. I could not possibly have done any of it without my team, our members, our guests, and the leadership who preceded me, and I thank all of you.
During our history, Rotacy Club Sunrise participated in activities in Anegada, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and Tortola, from community service to fellowship. We have painted homes and schools, provided for the handicapped, helped the autistic, promoted literacy, supported disaster relief efforts in Haiti, The Philippines, and St. Vincent, donated recycled computers, and co-sponsored a new Rotaract club, among many other accomplishments. We hope to continue to play an important role in our community, our District, Rotary International and the world as a whole. We have attracted new members from all walks of life, and I am confident that we have a winning formula.
While performing good work in the community and the world, I hope that we can continue some of our fellowship traditions, such as games night at Rtn Heskith’s house (and sometimes PE Jean’s house), bowling night, and I will never forget our first sunset sail. We surely know how to have fun!
Where will we be in 5 years? 10? Will President Antonio become a future president of Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town? What about our newest members Robert, Karl, or Kendall? What about our prospective members? We have come a long way in 5 years, but our story is just beginning. I look forward to our many future accomplishments in advance.
Friends, Fellow Rotarians, and guests, it has been a wonderful 5 years as a Charter member of this club, and I thank you very much for celebrating this important milestone with us. Please rise and join me as I give a toast to The Queen, and To Rotary Club Sunrise.
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Happy New Year!Dear Fellow Rotarians,
Happy New Year! Look who turned up to our intimate fellowship breakfast (Rotarians Laura, Richard, and Nagy)!!!!
I wish you all the best in 2014.
Yours in Rotary,
President Norman
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Merry ChristmasI still wake up super early every Christmas morning, filled with the same anticipation and happiness of the child I once was.
To my friends and family, near and far, I hope you have a Merry Christmas! With Love.
Yours in Rotary,
President Norman
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Christmas Cheer!
During the singing of Christmas carols today, one of the patients came to the elevator lobby to get a closer look of us. He was so moved by our Christmas carols that he offered to give us money! Of course we refused it, but it was really touching that we made such a difference, especially during Christmas. Thank you to our Rotarians Annjel, Ann, Allison, Tamara, Corleen, Fanny, Ingrid, Jean, and Rosemarie for lending their voices. And a BIG thank you to Rotarians Rosemarie and Tamara for arranging and organizing the gifts that were greatly appreciated by the patients at Peebles Hospital.
Christmas is here.
Yours In Rotary,
President Norman
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Our Big Fat Greek Wedding RecipeOur Big Fat Greek Wedding was a successful, fun Sunrise-style, fund raiser. Many of our guests enjoyed the buffet and commented favorably about the Vegetable Moussaka. As a Big Fat "Thank You" to our supporters, I am providing the recipe. OOMPAH!
Vegetable Moussaka
Ingredients
1 kg potatoes (I used russet)
4 large courgettes (zucchini) 8 medium eggplants extra virgin olive oil (for brushing the vegetables) For the Sauce
1kg button mushrooms
2 crushed garlic cloves
1 tin chopped tomatoes
2 onions finely sliced
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
2 bay leaves
½ cup olive oil
For the Béchamel
1 litre fresh milk
250g butter 1 cup all-purpose flour 200g grated parmesan cheese (2/3 for the béchamel and 1/3 to sprinkle on top of the béchamel) Preparation
Slice the potatoes, courgettes and eggplants lengthwise into ½cm slices.
Coat the eggplants and courgettes on both sides with olive oil. Season with salt and pepper
Bake in 400 degree (f) oven for 12 minutes.
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the potatoes and cook for exactly 5 minutes - no more, or they will be too soft.
The Sauce
Gently fry the onions in a large pan.
Add the crushed garlic and stir for 1 minute. Add the mushrooms and continue stirring. Add the tomatoes and bay leaves. Add the parsley. Continue heating until all the juice has been absorbed and you have a thick sauce. Béchamel
In a heavy-bottomed pan gently heat the butter until it melts.
Add the flour and stir continuously, three minutes, until mixture turns golden blond in color. Add half of the milk and continue to stir with a whisk. When the mixture starts to thicken, add the rest of the milk whilst stirring continuously. When it starts to thicken again, lower the temperature to the minimum and add the grated cheese and then turn off. In a deep oven dish, coated with olive oil, place a layer with half of the potatoes at the bottom.
Add a layer with half the eggplants on top and then a layer with half the courgettes.
Spread the mushroom sauce on top.
Add a layer with the remaining courgettes on top of the sauce.
Add another layer with the remaining eggplants on top and finally a layer with the remaining potatoes. Add the béchamel on top and sprinkle the remaining cheese over it.
Bake in a pre-heated moderate oven (375 degrees f) for approx. 40 minutes or until it has turned a golden colour on top.
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Our Big Fat Greek Wedding |
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From the PresidentToday, we had our first Club Assembly for the 2013-2014 year at Maria's By The Sea. Rotarian James joined us after a prolonged absence, and our meeting was joined by members of our sponsored EarlyAct club. Our directors presented their plans for the Rotary year, and we proposed 3 new members for membership. This Saturday (October 5th), let's join the Charity Run at FSN at 4:00pm to support a great cause during Domestic Violence Month. Bring your canned goods for donation! During our October 8th meeting, EarlyAct will again be joining us, and we hope that they will tell us a joke or two. It's always a pleasure having them around! During this meeting, we will begin taking nominations for our upcoming Board of Directors and Officers for 2014-2015. Let's identify our future leaders and bring them on board! On October 15th, we will be voting on some Club By-Law changes and celebrating a Family Day, organized by Director Fanny. Bring your friends, family, and loved ones! Don't miss our Day Sail, planned for October 19th. Details are coming together, but I hope to enjoy a nice day at sea together. Let's enjoy some fellowship! On October 22nd, we will be holding our elections! Don't miss out on what will be a month filled with activities for all! -Norman L. Allen
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September 24th Weekly MeetingToday, our meeting was chaired by Rotaract! Our breakfast at Marias By The Sea was packed to capacity, to the point where they ran out of food! Our meeting was full of extra energy and AG Delma watched on as we heard from Mr. Marquese Maduro, our guest speaker for the week. Mr. Maduro spoke about recycling initiatives covering glass, metal waste, and compost, etc. It was amazing to hear the various initiatives being spearheaded by the Waste Management Department, and I am thoroughly excited about the possibilities. Imagine finally having the ability to recycle! They even started a "curbside" pickup! Mr. Maduro's presentation was so moving that President-Elect Jean began to practically recruit him on the spot to join our club! Don't miss Guess Whose Foot on Friday, hosted by His Excellency and Mrs. McCleary! Tickets are only $25.00! -Norman L. Allen |
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ROAD TO BANGKOK: RTN JEANETTE RECRUITS NEW MEMBERS; RI CONVENTION DISPLAY; ROTARIANS ALL; TEMPLE TOUR; SAFARI TOUR; BIGGEST SMILE AWARD
IPP Ken continues to share images of RCS ADVENTURES IN THAILAND.
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Rotary Sunrise on Hong Kong Dinner Cruise
Rtns Jeanette, Heskith, Jean and IPP Ken in Hong Kong!
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Rotary Sunrise at the Beijing Zoo - On the Road to Bangkok
Submitted by IPP Ken
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Congratulations! August 2011 Club of the Month Winners |
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Big Wins for Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town at District 7020 ConferenceRotary Club Sunrise of Road Town has picked up the following awards at the 2011 District Conference:
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District Governor Diana visits Rotary Sunrise
Today was a very important meeting for Rotary Club Sunrise as we greeted the first female District Governor of Rotary District 7020, DG Diana White, and her husband, PP Roger White and inducted Sian Evans and Nagy Darwish into the membership of our Club.
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Rotary Sunrise Donates $500 to HIV/AIDS Foundation
During Rotary Sunrise meeting a number of presentations were made Dr.
Ronald McAnaney, Chairman of the HIV/AIDS Foundation spoke about a
cocktail reception that will be held at Government House on February 25,
the proceeds of this reception will benefit the HIV/AIDS Foundation.
President Ken Guiste presented a check for $500 on behalf of the Rotary Sunrise Club to Livia Hodge of the BVI Health Services Authority, to assist with the Nova South Eastern University Mission trip to the BVI. Hodge gladly accepted the check and spoke briefly about the various modern techniques that are being employed in the BVI for detecting hearing issues and speech impediments in children, and what is being done to help solve these issues when they are detected. |
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Complaints Commissioner gives insight into his office’s operations
Elton Georges, Complaints Commissioner, was the guest speaker at the Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town’s weekly meeting on Tuesday, February 8 at Maria’s By The Sea. |
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Deputy Commissioner of Police David Morris addresses crime at Rotary Club meeting
The Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town held their weekly meeting on Tuesday, February 1 at Maria’s By The Sea. During this meeting a number of presentations were made. The guest speaker was David Morris, Deputy Commissioner of Police. He spoke on the issues of crime and their impact on BVI communities. He highlighted Road Town businesses in particular and listed the three main acquisitive crime types as: |
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Cinderella Staged at HLSCC
Limelight Productions and Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town successfully
staged 'Cinderella' at the auditorium of the H. Lavity Stoutt Community
College over the weekend. Three shows combined a cast from various
backgrounds to reproduce the popular children´s narrative in a
traditional British Pantomine style.
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21st century prerequisites of a successful financial services industry
Deputy Director, Fiduciary Services of the BVI Financial Services Commission Simone E Martin was the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Rotary Club Sunrise yesterday, January 25. She spoke on the topic “21st Century Prerequisites of a Successful Financial Services Industry”. |
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Dr. Lianna Jarecki laments deteriorating condition of reef habitats
Speaking at the weekly meeting of the Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town yesterday (January 18), Dr. Jarecki shared an eye opening presentation on the value of coral reefs but lamented the fact that the reef habitats have been suffering greatly over the past decades with no signs of recovery. She cited consolidated research data from around the Caribbean, which shows an 80% decline in the coral cover over the past 30 years. |
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December Club of the Month WinnerDecember 2010 - The Family of Rotary Sunrise of Road Town - Fire Safety Lessons for the Family - Visit to Rainbow Children's Home - Donation of Gifts and Christmas Caroling - Visit to Home for the Elderly in neighbouring island of Virgin Gorda - Donation of Gifts and Christmas Caroling - Visit to Peebles Hospital - Donation of Gifts and Christmas Caroling - Refurbishment of private residence that was severely damaged by recent inclement weather - RC Sunrise of Road Town Annual Christmas Party for the full club submission from Sunrise of RT Click Here |
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Pasta Night! Saturday, November 20, 2010
Rotary Sunrise's 2nd Annual Signature Event is taking place on Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 6:00 PM at Terry & Daniele Ellis' Home 'Shannon House'. Don't miss it!
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Quote of the Week - October 5, 2010If one dream should fall and break into a thousand pieces, never be afraid to pick one of those pieces up and begin again. -Flavia Weedn
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Quote of the Week - September 28, 2010"Do not withhold good from those who deserve it, when it is in your power to act. (Proverbs 3:27) If you have the means to respond, do not withhold good from those who are in need. If you have it to give, give. God is not asking you to do what you cannot do or give what you do not have to give. If you have the power to act yourself or you can influence others to provide service, by all means get the job done." - Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie |
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Weekly Synopsis- Sept. 21, 2010
Our weekly meeting began in high spirits on the heels of a very successful Games Night on Saturday (the pictures in the attached bulletin speak volumes!). We were a rather large gathering of Sunrise Rotarians, visiting Rotarians and guests, totalling 30 in number. In our midst were the top five performing students of the Primary Five examination - affectionately dubbed the “Fab Five”- accompanied by their parents. Director Marvin must be commended for shining the spotlight on youth achievement.
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Rotaractors In Charge -September 14 Weekly Synopsis
In recognition of “New Generations Month”, our meeting was run by members of the Rotaract Club of Tortola.
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Quote of the Week - September 14, 2010 "Do not allow yourself to be dis-hearted by any failure as long as you have
done your best” - Mother Teresa |
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Busy Weekend
This weekend was a very busy one for members of Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town. It began on Friday evening with members of the “New Generations” youth committee led by Director Marvin Flax visiting the Rainbow Children’s Home for two hours of reading, mentoring and gaming with the children, engaging in chess, Chinese Checkers and Nintendo WII.
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Quote of the Week - September 7, 2010 “The future depends on what we do in the present.”
-Unknown |
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ROTARIANS TOLD ABOUT “CRIME STOPPERS BVI” - Tuesday September 7, 2010
Members of Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town held its weekly breakfast meeting this morning at Maria’s By The Sea. The meeting was attended by its members, visiting Rotarians and friends of Rotarians. The guest speaker was Sergeant Anthony Smith of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force. |
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Quote of the Week - August 24, 2010
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Pic of the Week - August 24, 2010
President Ken and DG Diana at the recent Installation of Presidents in St. Thomas, VI
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Quote of the Week - August 17, 2010"It is every man's obligation to put back into the world at least the equivalent of what he takes out of it."—Albert Einstein
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Weekly Meeting Synopsis - Aug 17, 2010
Members and friends of Rotary Club Sunrise enjoyed a fun-filled meeting yesterday at Maria's by the Sea. President Ken welcomed those present and promised that the meeting would interesting and entertaining. He did not lie!
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Pic of the Week - August 17, 2010
VP Richard contributes to the green initiative by saving paper and using his Blackberry to deliver his committee plans….Yeah Right! He was still fined!
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Pic of the Week - August 10, 2010
IPP Monica, Pres. Ken, & Dir. Allison enjoy some fun in the sun with
Rotary family and friends at the annual festival parade. The BVI Rotary
Clubs joined the parade this year as a way of saying thanks to the BVI
community for their tremendous support of the fund raising efforts for
Haiti.
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Its Finally Here!!
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District Conference
Have you registered for District Conference 2013?
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RSC Peace walk |
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Rotary Awareness Walk |
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This Close |
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RCS elects 2013-2014 BoardCongratulations to the new Board of Directors for Rotary Sunrise for 2013-2014. |
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Rotary Sunrise Cockney BreakfastOn October 16th 2012 Rotary Club Sunrise was taken to East End |
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Rotary Calls For Community Support For Upcoming Conference; Gets $25K From Scotia Bank |
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Huge achievement by East End youth Delroy GordonThis weekend marks the beginning of a great adventure for one young man from Long Look, East End, already distinguished in his achievements in the sport of sailing and of overcoming adversities continually placed in his way during his twenty years of life. Delroy Gordon, has been accepted into a century old, world famous educational facility in the heart of the capitol of the United States, within walking distance of the State buildings of Washington DC. Gallaudet University is renowned for its degree courses in the arts, but it also houses an English language Institute, designed to teach attending overseas students to read and write through sign language. Delroy the winner of many sailing events including a gold medal in Athens last year as part of the Special Olympics BVI Sailing Team has been deaf since birth. |
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Rotary Sunrise of Road Town to Support BVI Red CrossRotary Sunrise, Director of Service Projects Richard Arthur, is ready to kick off the new Rotary Year in high gear with community service projects on the island of Tortola in the support of the BVI Red Cross - WATCH THIS SPACE |
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Early Act Arts & Crafts Project
In keeping with the New Generations Month theme, several Rotary Sunrise members partcipated in Arts and Craft making with the Isabella Morris Primary School Early Act Club on Saturday, September 24, 2011. It appears fun was had by all ages!
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2010 VI Winemakers Dinners Launched
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – The 2010 Virgin Islands Winemakers Dinners, to be held 1-7 December, will feature seven gourmet 5-course dinners and seven delicious 3-course luncheons at a collection of special venues throughout the BVI.
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Rotarians get money management advice
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI – Members of the Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town received some very sound advice on how to manage their money, during a presentation at the Club's weekly breakfast meeting at Maria's By The Sea on Tuesday 20 July.
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New President Installed
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI. The Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town celebrated the appointment of their new president last night at an awards dinner.
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End of Year Awards
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI. President Monica Ramgeet and other members of
the Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town met at Maria's By the Sea to
celebrate a successful year on Tuesday.
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New president elected
Ken Guiste, head of corporate sales and service at LIME has recently
been elected President of Rotary Sunrise of Road Town. Mr. Guiste will
officially take office on July 1.
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BVI community thanked for Haiti relief efforts
Yesterday morning, BVI Rotary Club Presidents and Assistant District Governor of District 7020, Vance Lewis made a statement, thanking the BVI community for their current and continuing Haiti earthquake relief efforts.
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Rotary Sunrise Begins 2nd Rotary Year With Pride
The Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town has started Rotary Year 2010-2011 with great excitement.
On Friday, members of the group, along with friends and family, visited Anegada for fun and fellowship; touring the island and enjoying lunch and beach volleyball at Loblolly Bay, leading up to today´s first meeting of the new Rotary year. |
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Weekly Meeting (13 July, 2010)
Highlights of weekly meeting (13 July, 2010)
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Today's Meeting (6 July, 2010)
Synopsis of weekly meeting - 6 July, 2010.
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Message From President Monica - April 2010 |
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Message From President Monica - March 2010 |
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Final Message From President Monica |
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Hon. Julian Fraser addresses Rotary Club Sunrise |
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Message from our President |
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Global Entrepreneurship Week 2009 - Nov 16-24 |
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BVI-USVI Friendship Day Photos
A message from DGE Rotary District 7020
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An Evening of Wine & Art
Event: An Evening of Wine & Art
Host: Rotary Club Sunrise
Type: Fund Raiser – Rotary's Drive to Eradicate Polio World wide
Date: Friday, September 25th, 2009
Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Location: Old Government House (Museum)
Price: US$25.00 per person
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Clean Up of Road Town |
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Visualize Your Success
By Michael Angier
How Visualization Can Become Reality
If you've had any kind of exposure to success technologies, you've certainly heard about the power of visualization.
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Ten Ways to Deal with Overwhelm
By Michael Angier
Lately, many of the people I've been talking with or coaching have been complaining about being overwhelmed. I have to admit I've been wrestling with it, too.
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Rotarians learn more about living green
Members of the Rotary Club Sunrise of Road Town have been encouraged to be open-minded and be prepared to move in a different direction with regards to solid waste management on a personal level.
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BVI Youth Empowerment Program
The Youth Empowerment Project YEP is reporting significant progress in its efforts to contribute to the positive development of youth in the territory.
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Tourist Board Chairman Discusses Economic Crisis
Tourist Board Chairman addresses New Rotary Club on Impact of Global Economic Crisis on BVI Tourism
CONTACT: Monica Ramgeet President mcramgeet@surfbvi.com |
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New Rotary Club Sunrise adds to Public Library |
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Celebrating Earthweek |
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New BVI Rotary Club to Engage in Hands-on Projects
CONTACT: Monica Ramgeet President mcramgeet@surfbvi.com |
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