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Denim & Diamonds Casino Night
London Bridge Resort Convention CenterFeb 27, 2021
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM -
Denim & Diamonds Casino Night
London Bridge Resort Convention CenterFeb 27, 2021
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
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Service Above Self
We meet In Person
Mondays at 12:00 PM
Shugrue's Bridgeview Room
1425 McCulloch Blvd. N.
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
United States of America
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
United States of America
Please join as we raffle off this beautiful 14k White Gold with 1.52 total carat gem weight Patriotic Ring that was donated by Sanchez-Hawkins Fine Jewelers.
All proceeds to benefit the Baumkirchner Family as they deal with the medical expenses for their 3 year old son who needed to have both of his leg amputated

Please contact any Rotary Club Member - Tickets also available at Sanchez-Hawkins and at Horizon Community Bank- ask for Becky Goldberg
Another wonderful holiday tradition that our cub does to bring a smile to so many!!
Thank you so much to our Community Service Chair- Julie Cummings for organizing and getting the Poinsettias' ordered and picked up!
Thank you to all those involved in delivering
DG 5495- Elizabeth Mahoney, AG Innovative Clubs- Kevin Pitts
Club Members - Sally Walker, Taylor Harrison, Mike Evans, Jenner Luzzi
The residents of GEMS Assisted Living Homes were so happy to receive their Christmas decoration!
We are proud that every year we provide a dictionary to all the 3rd graders in Lake Havasu. This year being so different we were not able to visit the classrooms BUT Thanks to the out of the box thinking we have in our club our own Jaime Festa Daigle decided we could use a video that could be presented to the children!
With help from several of our members , District Governor and Robert Starkey we put together this video. Please enjoy and know what a opportunity we create for these children!
#rotaryopensopportunities
This is such exciting news!
Congratulations to Jennifer E. Jones of the Rotary Club of Windsor-Roseland, Ontario, Canada, a dear friend of our District. She has been nominated to become Rotary International’s president for 2022-23, a selection that will make her the first woman to hold that office in the organization’s 115-year history.
Jennifer is an amazing leader, and I know Rotary is in wonderful hands as we move into the future!

Do not forget to sign up for the Rotary Clubs Blood Drive on August 6th
SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TO GIVE BLOOD AT WWW.BLOODHERO,COM AND ENTER CODE: ROTARYLHC OR CONTACT VITALANT@ 877-258-4825.
Looking forward to a great 2020-2021 Rotary year sharing with our 3 Clubs
Lake Havasu City Rotary, London Bridge Rotary and Sunrise Rotary
Rotary Opens Opportunities


This past weekend March 6th and 7th Becky and Sally attended our District PETS Seminar to make sure that we have all the information to lead our club in the coming year!
We also attended with London Bridge incoming president Shane Delany and Sunrise Rotary incoming president Niki Nickle. WE are planning to alot more collaborative efforts with all three clubs and hopefully bring some better learning opportunities to our area from the district level
Each year our President Elect attends this conference to meet with all the other incoming Presidents in the District as well as the incoming Assistant Governors and new District Governor and here what their vision is for the coming year!
Our incoming District Governor

2020-21 District 5510 Governor Elizabeth Mahoney
A member and past-president of the Sun City Rotary Club, Elizabeth has served in many capacities. Last year she successfully launched the Sun City Satellite Club and served as the club’s first chairperson. Her strong Rotary background includes The Rotary Foundation, Rotary Youth Exchange, New Generations Service Exchange, Emerging Rotary Leaders, International Service Projects and much more. She currently serves as chief of staff and manages several innovative special projects.
Elizabeth is a natural networker who enjoys helping Rotarians connect and meet other like-minded Rotarians and community leaders, resulting in an enriching experience. She brings high energy to Rotary and our clubs. Rotarians will have many opportunities to get to know Elizabeth: she facilitates sessions at Presidents-Elect Training Seminars, Rotary Leadership Institute and the Club Leadership Academy.
The new theme for next year is Rotary Opens Opportunities


Do you know what the Lake Havasu Rotary Club does in the community? Did you know that Rotary Club members give back to Lake Havasu in many ways?
Click on the story link to find out how Lake Havasu Rotary members give back!
2020 Event
Jan 9, 10, 11, 12.
Starting Thursday at 12 noon, through
Sunday at 3 pm.
Sponsored by:
Lake Havasu State Park (Windsor 4) 171 London Bridge Road,
Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403
July 1, 2019 Club Luncheon
The new “Regime” has officially taken over the Lake Havasu Rotary Club for the 2019-2020 year on Monday, July 1! Jeff Blumenfeld was the guest speaker.
Lake Havasu City Rotary Club- will be Celebrating and Making a Splash for our incoming President Steve Ticknor
Where: Kokomos Pool - London Bridge Resort
When: May 19, 2018
Time: 4pm - 6 pm
Bring you family and we will Make a Splash!!
ROTARIANS FROM THE LAKE HAVASU CITY ROTARY CLUB ASSIST HURRICANE VICTIMS IN BARBUDA
Who: Rotarians Bob & Carrie Hemme, Lake Havasu City Rotary Club
What: Aid with water, reusable water containers along with transporting building materials, food and an Island Native.
Where: Antigua/Barbuda
When: November, 2017
Why: Aid hurricane victims on the devastated Island of Barbuda
Who: Rotarians Bob & Carrie Hemme, Lake Havasu City Rotary Club
What: Aid with water, reusable water containers along with transporting building materials, food and an Island Native.
Where: Antigua/Barbuda
When: November, 2017
Why: Aid hurricane victims on the devastated Island of Barbuda
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My husband Rotarian Bob Hemme and myself, Rotarian Carrie Hemme happened to have our boat Lady J, on the Island of Antigua when hurricanes Irma & Maria hit the Caribbean region in early September. The Island of Antigua faired well, however it’s Sister Island, Barbuda was devastated with the entire population being evacuated to nearby Antigua while the rebuilding process began.
Approximately 100 Barbudian natives had returned to their homes, with most sleeping in tents using sterno stoves to cook and without the daily luxuries such as electricity and running water. The organization Samaritan’s, brought in a portable desalinater allowing each household to gather 5 gallons per day for cooking and sanitation purposes; the average American family uses 300 gallons per day!
We had discussed the fact we have a water desalinater on board the Lady J which produces 30 gallons per hour - let’s help the people! With the approval of our Board, we purchased 50 collapsible water containers and began communicating with the Rotary Club of Antigua. It takes a village as we all know as in the end it took the efforts of NODS (National Office of Disaster Services), Customs, The Coast Guard along with the Army who controlled the receiving dock in Barbuda. Without the Antigua Rotary Club’s governmental contacts however; this project would have never occurred.
As the sun rose on the morning of November 14th, we pulled up to the St. John’s Customs dock where the Director of NODS along with his team loaded our boat with building supplies and a Native Barbuda boarded who was excited to reunite with her family and bring them a large supply of food. Not only were the locals excited about the additional water rations they were receiving, they were ECSTATIC about the collapsable water containers as they were using small water bottles bottles to gather their rations. With all building supplies unloaded we headed back to Antigua the following morning and home in time for Thanksgiving with our families.
Yours in Rotary,
Carrie & Bob Hemme
As the sun rose on the morning of November 14th, we pulled up to the St. John’s Customs dock where the Director of NODS along with his team loaded our boat with building supplies and a Native Barbuda boarded who was excited to reunite with her family and bring them a large supply of food. Not only were the locals excited about the additional water rations they were receiving, they were ECSTATIC about the collapsable water containers as they were using small water bottles bottles to gather their rations. With all building supplies unloaded we headed back to Antigua the following morning and home in time for Thanksgiving with our families.
Yours in Rotary,
Carrie & Bob Hemme
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Rotary Major donors Jim Harris,Charlie Buttke And Mike Nick over 9X Phf
Julie Cummings 5x
Doug Browning 3X
Cal Sheehy,Sylvia Clarke,Ross Johnson, Lisa Krueger And Mike Bonney 2X
Ron Cook,Mike Quinn 1X
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Member Birthdays:
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Kathryn FelkeJanuary 3
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Becky GoldbergJanuary 7
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Rick RobertsJanuary 10
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Scott Le GrandJanuary 10
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Cal SheehyJanuary 16
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Sally WalkerJanuary 19
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Rick RieglerJanuary 20
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Kelli WardJanuary 25
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Peter PilafasJanuary 29
Spouse/Partner Birthdays:
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Thomas MartinJanuary 5
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Anna WilliamsJanuary 21
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Rick WorkJanuary 23
Anniversaries:
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Bob HemmeCarrie HemmeJanuary 2
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Carrie HemmeBob HemmeJanuary 2
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Jerry AldridgeCindyJanuary 15
Join Date:
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Erica Sanchez-HawkinsJanuary 1, 200813 years
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Chuck LangerveldJanuary 2, 197051 years
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Bob MorenoJanuary 3, 201110 years
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Virginia ChambersJanuary 7, 20192 years
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Betty SarjeantJanuary 15, 199328 years
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Stephanie MartinJanuary 22, 20183 years
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Mike WardJanuary 26, 200912 years
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Michael BonneyJanuary 28, 20138 years
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