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  Kim Herlache

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Tom Friese
1966 Commercial Way Green Bay, WI 54311 (H) 920-544-4238
(W) 920-430-1798 tom@friese-mier.com 

Announcement:  2008-2009 Regional Rotary Foundation & Membership Training Seminar Saturday, July 26, 2008:  View Seminar Flyer

District Project Fund provides matching funds for clubs and District projects that do not qualify for Rotary Foundation financial support.  Funding must be to finance a District Project not in the budget, a World Community Project or a Local Community Project.  The maximum available for any one project is $5,000.  Learn more or use the online application form.

International Service Project  Etta Projects is dedicated to the memory of Etta Turner, who, at the time of her death at sixteen, left a legacy of inspiration and caring.  Etta, a Rotary exchange student in Montero, Bolivia, died November 25, 2002 when the bus in which she was traveling careened off a treacherous mountain road in the mountains in Bolivia.  Twenty-one people were on the bus and seven died.  Etta’s great adventure here on earth was over, but her legacy lives on. 

Etta Turner was a remarkable young woman who cared deeply about the rights of women and the plight of impoverished families throughout the world, and especially in Bolivia.  In January 2003, Etta’s host family in Bolivia, Fatima and Jaime Paz, advised us that the Montero Rotary and the Salesian priests were entering into a joint project to acquire property and develop a center for impoverished children and women to be named in honor of Etta Turner. 

The sorrow of Etta’s death, the joy of feeding many children and the promise of improving the lives of families coalesced to create Comedor de Ninos Etta Turner (Etta I)  which opened in June 2003 in the La Floresta neighborhood of Montero, Santa Cruz, Bolivia.  This was followed by the opening of Etta II in the more rural neighborhood of Pampa de la Madre in July 2005.  Support this International Service Project

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Durable Medical Equipment Program
This is Rotary Club of Sturgeon Bay's committee information for a turn-key operation for a Durable Medical Equipment Program. 

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July, 2008
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