banner
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Patrick Yarrow
November 15
 
Milton Towle
November 24
 
Spouse Birthdays
Tess Reed
November 9
 
Angela Yee
November 18
 
Anniversaries
Karen Quigley
Michael Quigley
November 3
 
Jean-Luc Jubin
Rebecca Levitsky
November 16
 
Joe Baumbach
Kay Baumbach
November 20
 
Steve Kerrigan
Mary Kerrigan
November 25
 
Join Date
Stephanie Bell-Harbourne
November 1, 1995
24 years
 
Ken Snow
November 2, 2011
8 years
 
Kimmy Tharpe
November 19, 2014
5 years
 
Stacie Jennings
November 29, 2017
2 years
 
Executives & Directors
President
 
President-Elect
 
Past President
 
Secretary
 
Treasurer
 
Club Service
 
International Serv
 
International Serv
 
Community Service
 
Community Service
 
Vocational Service
 
Public Relations
 
Youth Service
 
Youth Service
 
Youth Service
 
Membership
 
Club Administration
 
Interact/Youthact Advisor
 
The Rotary Foundation
 
Web Master
 
Club Bulletin Editor
 
Youth Exchange
 
Global Grants Chair
 
Peace Chair
 
Sergeant-at-Arms
 
Stories
The Flag - November 13, 2019
Rotary This Week
 
   Flag: Dwight Brown
  Song:  Naomi Finkel
 
   Invocation:  Karen Quigley
 

    Guests:  Past President Lee Ginsburg introduces our guests:

    smiley Past President Cheri Blessing
    smiley Chris Clark, this is her second visit as Special Guest.  Chris was invited by Dapper Spar and Audrey Brown and Aaron Guerrero have already contacted her.
    smiley Harvey Magidow, welcome back.
 
  Announcements:      
    smiley President Audrey:  Thank you to all who attended and worked at Saturday’s Borderline tribute party.  Brian Hynes echoes Audrey and says it could not have been such a success without our Rotary club’s help.
 
    smiley Jan Zegel has sent around a sign-up sheet for delivery of Thanksgiving meals.  Contact Jan for more info and to sign up.
 
    smiley Karen Quigley has a sign-p sheet for future Flag, Song and Invocation assignments.

    smiley  Street Festival:  Mike Dutra reminds us that the planning is in the works for this year’s annual Street Festival so go to Facebook and share the info.  Sponsors are needed as the lifeblood of this fundraiser.  Give your suggestions for a sponsor to Mike.
 
    smiley  Kelly Honig:  The Westlake Village City sing-along is 12/8 at 3 PM.  Mark your calendar.
 

   Rotary Moment:   None

 
  Fines:  None
 
  Fun & GamesNone
 
 
  Superhero of the Month:  Stephanie Spar
 
    
  Happy Dollars:   Happy Dollars with Mike Dutra:
                Harrison Reed gives $20
                Aaron Guerrero is happy to be a part of a club that helped Brian Hynes
                Edwin Velarde met a filmmaker who made a film on human trafficking
                Erik Johnson is happy his son is now running the kitchen at the Tarantula Hill Brewery
                Dapper Spar is glad his son was home.
                Linda LeVine is happy to come to North Ranch for the meeting as the service and service people are so very nice.
                Dwight Brown:  thank you for the Borderline Event
                Audrey Brown for support of the Borderline event that brought 3,000 people and so many said thank you for the event.
 
What's Coming Up Next?
 
Upcoming Board Meetings Dates.
Board Meetings are held at 7:30 am in the Community Room at Westlake Village City Hall on the second Tuesday of each month. All Rotary members are welcome to attend.
 
Upcoming Club Service Meeting Dates
Club Service meetings are held on the third Monday of every month at 12:00 noon at Westlake Village City Hall.
 
 Program
 
 
Our own Dwight Brown who is with Home Helpers Homecare
 
              Dwight explains that home help provides nurses; Hospice is prescribed by a doctor at the end of life, and Home Care is like having an experienced family member helping you.  It is for when a person would like to stay in their home.  Cindy Dutra, a nurse, assesses a home as to safety, both for the patient and the caregiver.  The cost of Home Helpers Homecare depends on how much time the patient needs a person to be with them and can be more costly than a residential home.  It may average +$5,000/month.  Long Term care will pay for this and about 15-20% have this.
 
Our second speaker is Kelila Heller with Assisted Living Connections which provides placement and counselling services for senior care and living options, like a real estate agent but for people with special needs.  Kelila explains the cost would be less in an assisted living facility than a residential home if you need more than 4 hours a day help.  An example of continued care is University Village where you can progress to assisted living if necessary.  A Residential Care facility is 24/7 care and good for memory loss patients.
 
 
  Borderline Strong Event Pictures.  Pour in’ beers and having fun with our Rotary friends. #borderlinestrong Rotary Club of Westlake Village Rotary Club of Westlake Village Sunrise Borderline Bar & Grill Rotary District 5240
 
         
 
Bryan Hynes  

She stopped me on her way out and I have to say of all the hellos, thank yous and hugs yesterday this was by far the BEST!

Really though, what a great ending to a very trying week for all of us. It was amazing to see all of you at the park this weekend. Thank you for all the support - it does make a huge difference!

 
    Service Above Selfie:  
 
                    
 
Rotarian Socials:   TBD
 
Rotarians In Newspapers, Magazines and Social Media:  None
Harrison Reed:  It took 3 months of research, test drives, and I finally bought the one I wanted. This is the first new car I've ever purchased for myself.
 
 
Brad Ormsby:  Scouting out Canada for next year’s Conejo Ski and Sports Club with my honey. First stop Banff and first ski of the year...Banff Sunshine!
 
     
 
Audrey Brown  John and I enjoying Buellton with some wonderful Rotarians and friends.
 
 
DeAnn Wahl Justesen:  at JUSTIN Vineyards & WineryWait, WHAT?!! 😳 ”CAUTION! Venomous 🐍Snakes 🐍 in the Area” They drink WINE??! 🍷This is NOT the greeting you want to be met with — EVER! Move along snakes, just move along...
 
 
 
Bryan Hynes
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
Read more...
Service Above Self