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Brook Haven Choir Club, directed by Andy Del Monte
Apr. 19, 2024 12:15 p.m.
The Brook Haven Choir Club, made up of 5th-8th grade students, meets once a week after school to sing and play with music together. Led by music teacher Andy DelMonte, the group sings uplifting folk music and contemporary popular music. We love singing together and trying new things. We look forward to sharing our voices, joy and youthful spirit with you. Andy Del Monte was raised in Healdsburg and attended Cardinal Newman High School and Santa Rosa Junior College before graduating from Arizona State University. He also received a Masters degree from Boston University. In addition to making music, he loves running, biking, hiking and solving puzzles. |
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Overcoming Obstacle Awards hosted by Rick Wilson and David Schreibman and the OOA committee
Apr. 26, 2024 12:00 p.m.
David Schreibman, OOA Committee Chair and his team invite you to arrive early to get a good seat. Please arrive by Noon, if not earlier. The Overcoming Obstacles Awards (OOA) is a highly visable program that you want to be sure to get a good seat for. Please be sure to attend and support the six (6) high school students who have overcome tremendous obstacles in their lives. |
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Apr. 27, 2024
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"Hurricane Katrina, Stories From Below the Waterline” by Joe Guarisco, MD
May 03, 2024 12:15 p.m.
Joseph S. Guarisco, MD FAAEM FACEP, Healthcare Operations Consulting Dr. Guarisco is past Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine and System Chief of Emergency Services for the Ochsner Health System. He joined Ochsner as a staff physician in the Department of Emergency Medicine in August 1980. In July 1990, he pursued a fellowship in anesthesiology at Ochsner. In July 1992, he returned to emergency medicine as Chairman and Medical Director of the Emergency Department and System Chief Emergency Medicine in 2007. Dr Joe Guarisco has pioneered ED workflow redesign through innovative applications of Lean and other key engineering principles related to ED patient flow processes and space design elements. Twice he has won “Innovator of the Year” awarded by the City of New Orleans and City Business Magazine for his work in ED Workflow. His workflow and staffing optimization concepts were presented in 20 states, Marseille France and Hamburg Germany and the European Society for Emergency Medicine. In addition, he was recognized for developing and implementing the first web-based ED patient wait times application in emergency medicine for public use. He is also on the faculty for the Loyola New Orleans HealthCare MBA program leading courses on Lean applications to supply management principles. He retired from Ochsner in late 2019 to pursue consulting as principle in a new health management LLC. Currently, he provides consulting and management services to International SOS, a global medical services and security company and serves as there North America medical director for Remote Medical Services managing medical services for major airlines, aerospace specifically SpaceX, mega-yachts, shipping and maritime worldwide. |
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5pm-Sweet T's BarBQ Dinner at Sebastopol Golf Course (No Lunch Meeting at the Church)
May 10, 2024 5:00 p.m.
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May 14, 2024 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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Tibetan Aid Foundation, Inc by Dorjee Tsewang, President
May 17, 2024
Dojee is a Tibetan, born in a mountain village on the Tibetan Plateau in 1971. At the age of six he started school, finishing high school at the age of 20. In 1995, I decided to walk across the Himalayas with a group of people. That was the only way he could leave Tibet. After walking for 30 days, we arrived in India in early 1996. While he was in India, he met H.H. the Dalai Lama and attended his wonderful teachings. He is his inspiration and his teacher. He taught Dorjee how to be peaceful and how to express human compassion. His teaching encouraged Dorjee to move forward and how to create a better future. He started learning English by talking with Western tourists. Fortunately, Dorjee met some American tourists who sponsored him and his fiancé, Dolkar Tso. Their sponsors brought them to California in 1997. They married in March 1998 in Ventura, CA. They believed that they were among the most fortunate people in the world. Dolkar attended a language school in Pasadena and Dorjee went to Ventura College to learn English. They consistently asked their sponsors how theycould repay their sponsorship, assistance and friendship. Their sponsors always said: "Once you become successful, share your success with other people in need. That will be the greatest reward for us". Dorjee and Dolkar kept their sponsors words in their hearts. They worked hard and remained determined and |
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Documentary Filmmaking by Jake Viramontez
May 24, 2024 12:15 p.m.
Jake Viramontez is a filmmaker with a professional journey spanning over 15 years, humbled by the opportunity to share stories that resonate deeply with audiences worldwide. Throughout his career, Jake has had the privilege of exploring over 50 countries, immersing himself in diverse cultures, and learning from the rich fabric of the human experiences. Sown's latest endeavor in Haiti serves as a testament to the collective effort of many, as it spearheads a $10 million fundraising campaign to establish a vital health clinic in rural Haiti. It's a reminder of the incredible things that can be achieved when people are bound together through storytelling and compassion. Jake lives in West Sonoma County with his wife and two children, where he continues to pursue his passion for storytelling and making a meaningful impact on the world through film. |
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Food For Thought by Elana Nelson
May 31, 2024 12:15 p.m.
Elana is a multi-passionate, adventurous, curious soul. Her deep care for the wellbeing of people and the planet led her to study Sociology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and then go on to pursue a career in the nonprofit sector, as well becoming a yoga teacher. Over the years, Elana has gained a wide range of skills and experience through the "School of Life," in addition to leadership programs, volunteering, living & traveling abroad, and working on a variety of social justice matters. She joined Food For Thought in 2021 inspired by its mission to bring compassion and healing to vulnerable populations through food (one of her love languages). Outside of work, Elana loves to travel, sing, dance, enjoy live music, hike & explore nature, learn, experiment, and build deep connections and community. |
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Jun. 11, 2024 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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Sponsors
Sponsors – Fiscal Year 2023-2024
All sponsors are supporting ALL Rotary Club of Sebastopol service programs for one year. Where a sponsor has requested their donation be earmarked for a specific program, that is so noted. We are grateful to all of these supporters and look forward to partnering with them.
Platinum - $5,000
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Russian River Vineyards (https://www.russianrivervineyards.com/)
Gold - $2500
Calimist Wine Co. (https://calimistwines.com/)
Team Ghilotti (https://teamghilotti.com/)
Weeks Drilling & Pump Co. (https://www.weeksdrilling.com/)
Silver - $1,000
Andy's Market (https://andysproduce.com/)
Henhouse Brewing Co. (https://henhousebrewing.com/location/santa-rosa/)
Mark McDonell, CPA (https://taxrpo.com/preparer/mark-mcdonell-santa-rosa-ca/
Pacific Market (https://www.pacificmkt.com/)
Bronze - $500
Furthermore Wines (https://www.furthermorewines.com/visit/)
Hornitos Tequila Seltzer (https://www.hornitostequila.com/node/114
Sebastopol Community Church (https://www.uccseb.org/)
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