AND THE RIDE CONTINUES . . .

October is “Economic and Community Development” month on the Rotary calendar. Our District Service Committees, chaired by Joel Muller, and our Foundation Committees chaired by PDG Wyn Spiller are ready, willing and able to jump on the back of your bike. Your Club’s support of Economic and Community Development project could involve our Youth, Club, Community, International or Vocational Service effort and/or the use of Our Foundation’s grant funds.  All of our chairs are there to assist, support, answer questions or present a program.  Anything your Club does in this area should be publicized and our Public Image team, chaired by Randy Rascati is also there to add support to your efforts.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my visits through September and look forward to interacting with the rest of you as Chris and I visit the Clubs. During October we get to see Winnemucca, Ely, Reno, Reno Central, Sparks, Reno South, Reno Midtown, Reno Centennial Sunset, Sparks Centennial Sunrise, Reno Sunrise Auburn, Auburn Sunset, Sierra Passport, Auburn Gold Country, Elko, and Elko Desert Sunrise in that order. I have a question and answer session within each of my visits so think about what you want to ask. I look forward to each visit and every question.

Be on the lookout for information on “Soles for Souls” and how you can help the Fernley Club and Area 10 provide Flip-flops to unshod children in Pakistan! 

Yours from the back of the bike,

Randy Van Tassell
District Governor 2019-2020
Rotary International District 5190

“Bicycling is a big part of our future. It has to be. There’s something wrong with a society that drives a car to work out in a gym” Bill Nye