Charlotte Harbor Roster The Conquistador

1 Charlotte Harbor Roster Name Partner Classification Office Home Cellular E-mail Spencer Bailey Lois Communications 639-8032 Jose Basilio Miriam Real Estate 639-2788 637-6754 380-8442 Elizabeth Burdick Michael Marketing & PR 276-1040 235-1508 276-1040 Stephen Carter $ Marilyn Auto Club Management 627-1544 408-0037 544-3961 Bob Clendenin $ Linda Telecommunications 637-5146 637-6773 286-1383 Michael Colgan Audio Architecture 239-872-1171 625-5433 239-872-1171 Moe Desforge Audrey Handyman 457-0345 639-3807 457-0345 Danielle Dreher $ Sam Hospital Marketing 637-2451 429-1584 204-5218 Ken Fish Judee Hospital Administration 575-0846 Tom Fisher Trudi Scuba Instructor 625-3030 505-0990 629-1125 Pierre J.

2 PJ Fisher $ Carol Surgeon, Retired 624-5148 624-5148 Bonnie Gado Telecommunications 575-1087 575-1087 201-805-6192 Carol Garner Honorary Member 206-1125 426-0006 Peter Gaztambide $ Vicky Artist 627-9839 627-9839 661-4022 Gene Gesner $ Debra Salvation Army 629-3170 255-9255 628-1097 Tom Gorman $ Lois Prepaid Legal Services 639-8180 639-6422 286-5739 Chris Gover $ Nancy Music Store Mgmt. 639-6996 769-5029 Jim Hageman Jackie Project Development 625-4175 625-8051 Ulie Holzinger $ Jean Insurance 639-8501 639-8501 David Ivankovic Toni Insurance 423-5900 743-9605 286-1010 Wally Keller $ Jacqueline Athletic Director 627-0854 627-0854 457-3447 Drew Lisby $ Nancy Marine Dealer 639-6035 Ryland Lovett $ Marcia Fast Food 637-1123 639-0651 Robert McDuffie $ Cindy Minister 625-6800 625-0359 769-6291 Ron Monck $ Deborah Bank Management 639-2511 639-5668 456-2203

3 Mike Moody $ Sherrie Radio - General Manager 639-1188 625-1992 661-1580 G. David Powell $ Arlene Realtor 629-6000 627-6014 204-1958 Carl Rehling $ Bonnie Fraternal Management 639-8180 639-1960 661-6041 David Riley Education 575-5450 916-1702 Don Roll $ Carlene Fraternal Management 639-6670 456-4088 Wayne Sallade $ Vicki Sports Announcing 505-4620 697-8544 628-5536 Kevin Smith $ Liz State Investigator 637-2104 505-7277 Selva Sunderavel $ Quincie Travel Consultant 255-0212 255-1073 286 8539 Vernon Ward $ Sallie Computer Sales&Service 623-0440 623-0440 Bob Wilson

4 Pamela Commercial Insurance 575-0800 637-9982 Sustaining Member $ Paul Harris Fellow Past President, Charlotte Harbor Charter Member Past President, Another Club The above information is for personal and Rotary purposes only - not for commercial use. Harbour Heights - Peace River 7:00 AM - Victoria Estates except for 1st Wed. at 7:00 PM Fort Myers East 7:30 AM - Grandma s Kitchen Cape Coral 8:00 AM - Waterford Ballroom Port Charlotte 12:15 - Port Charlotte Cultural Center Lunch at Noon Thursday Englewood Lemon Bay Sunrise 7:00 AM - Englewood Hospital Murdock 7:15 AM - Port Charlotte Cultural Center-Breakfast at 7:00 am North Fort Myers 8:00 AM - Lochmoor Country Club Friday North Port 7:15 AM - Olde World Restaurant Punta Gorda Noon - First United Methodist Church Punta Gorda new location Cape Coral - Goldcoast Noon - First Baptist Church of Cape Coral new location Monday Fort Myers South 12:15 PM - Holiday Inn Bell Tower Tuesday Arcadia Noon - DeSoto Mem.

5 Hospital Englewood Noon - Englewood Hospital North Port Central Noon - Heron Country Club Wednesday Placida 7:00 AM - Jam s of Cape Haze Nearby Rotary Clubs For Make Ups Rev. 11/07/04 The Conquistador Editor: Chris Gover Ponce by: Bob Clendenin Address Correspondence to: Box 510391 Punta Gorda, FL 33951-0391 Club Web Site: District 6960 Web Site: Rotary International Web Site: Chartered April 4, 1980 Meets Tuesday at 7:00 , Cultural Center of Charlotte County, Port Charlotte , Florida The Conquistador Rotary Club of Charlotte Harbor Official Publication of the December 7, 2004 Volume 25 - Issue 20 Rotary International President: Glenn E. Estess Sr. District Governor, District 6960: Jerry Hearn Area 5 Governor: Bill Burkhart Rotary Club of Charlotte Harbor OFFICERS & DIRECTORS 2004-2005 President: Carl Rehling President-Elect: Moe Desforge Secretary: Moe Desforge Treasurer: Ken Fish/ Danielle Dreher Past President: Danielle Dreher Directors: Gene Gesner Bob McDuffie Dave Powell David Riley Wayne Sallad Kevin Smith Club #4308 Holiday Season Challenges Salvation Army Efforts Recent events give insight to the operations of The Salvation Army as it conducts its annual Christmas appeal.

6 While thousands of needy folks seek assistance, Salvation Army officers, employees and volunteers are working to help meet the demands placed on them. The common call from The Salvation Army is for volunteers to ring the bell at the familiar red kettles that are on the sidewalks in front of stores visited by holiday shoppers. In some places, the bell ringers have been banned, such as at Target Stores. The Army is scrambling to find other locations, and its prayers have been answered by Circuit City, Michaels and Books-A-Million. Wal-Mart and Kmart will still allow the Salvation Army out-side their stores this year. A rule of thumb commonly quoted by The Salvation Army is that the loss of a location like Target means a loss of $10,000 for each store not allowing the kettles.

7 As Rotarians, our motto is Service Above Self. Let s show our community that we really mean it, and volunteer to help The Salvation Army on Saturday, December 18, at Publix in Charlotte Harbor raise money, so that they can help others. Material from The Salvation Army web site was used in this article. Colorful Meetings No one can accuse our members of being bland, at least when it comes to clothing. Don Roll sports a bright pink shirt, while Karol Wyckoff displays a sweater with a kaleido-scope of colors. Mike Moody and David Ivankovic get ready to pay Happy Dollars to Sergeant Eliza-beth Burdick for their safe return to Florida from the frozen wastelands. We may get hurricanes, but we haven t had snow yet! The Conquistador Rotary is all about showing service, to help someone else.

8 The world is improved wherever Rotarians leave their mark. Danny Brock Rotarian Guest Editor, Program Chair & Speaker All At The Same Meeting! By Guest Editor Wayne Sallad December is Rotary Family Month Rummaging through the debris in the Best Western storage room, Ponce decides there isn t much left to be found; it s time for the Club to move forward and build for the future. Ponce Well, here it is, Pearl Harbor Day, and again our brave men & women of the mili-tary are engaged in a struggle on for-eign soil. Please take time today to remember what happened so long ago on this date, and why we continue to meet head on those who would do us harm. Your guest editor hit the rack about two hours and 45 minutes before getting up to at-tend the meeting about which this bulletin was written.

9 So, if something is missing, or terribly askew, please forgive me. Vicki and I returned to Tampa from Arizona at just after 1 AM. Tuesday, after covering 6,000 miles in six days. President Carl opened our gathering on time and Major Gene Gesner offered our prayer of thanksgiving for food and fellow-ship. Dave Riley led us in the Pledge to our Flag and Don Roll guided us through 'America The Beautiful'. Each table was given the op-portunity to select Salvation Army Angels; The unwrapped gifts are due back by our Christmas party- please make your meal selec-tions if you haven't done so- on Dec. 15th. We welcomed seven guest Rotarians and had an almost full house once again. Mike Colgan tried to coax make-ups from the ranks of the missing during Thanksgiving Week, but wasn't too successful.

10 Bob Clendenin always has a make-up, but never needs one. Go figure. After consuming our usual fare, the room was asked for Happy Dollars. Major Gene was glad the Angels had magically appeared. I was truly happy for our remarkable trip out West and our escape just hours before a bliz-zard hit Western Colorado. Mike Moody was grateful for a safe trip and return from Phila-delphia and New York City by the Port Char-lotte High Pirates Marching Band. Dave Ivankovic was likewise thankful for a safe return from a holiday trip to Spencer Bailey was thrilled with his North Carolina Tarheels fast start in roundball, and will no doubt be equally excited this week about the ACC's smashing success in it's basketball chal-lenge with the Big Ten. Spencer also shared a great story about the Thanksgiving Turkey too smart for his own good.