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Mtg-Speaker Rich Zegar-Romania Project
Plaza Club 20th Fl
Nov 02, 2018
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
Mtg-DG Win Schoneman Club Visit
Plaza Club 20th Fl
Nov 09, 2018
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
Mtg- Speaker- Amber (Daughter of Cyril Pahinui)
Plaza Club 20th Fl
Nov 16, 2018
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
DARK-No Mtg for Thanksgiving
Nov 23, 2018
 
Rotary Gives Thanks Day
Nov 24, 2018
8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
 
Mtg-Speaker -Kimo K. Carvalho, IHS
Plaza Club, 20th Fl
Nov 30, 2018
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
No mtg at Plaza Club
Dec 07, 2018
 
Holiday Party
Oahu Country Club
Dec 08, 2018
6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
 
Mtg-Speak Director General Taipei Eco & Culture Of
Plaza Club, 20th fl
Dec 14, 2018
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
Mtg- Speaker TBD
Plaza Club, 20th Fl
Dec 21, 2018
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
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Club Assembly on Oct 27
Aloha WHR members, 
 
A kind reminder...
 
President Stan set up a club assembly on Oct. 27, 5 pm at Roland's house, please save the day and plan on attending the assembly, this is the first assembly for this rotary year.
Come to greet our President and share your ideas input with Stan and his board.  Bring your family and children to share the rotary fellowship.
 
Please click onto the link to sign up:
 
Speaker:  Rich Zegar (Romania Project) - Nov 2nd Mtg.
Please join us for lunch at the Plaza Club, 12n and meet our speaker, Rich Zegar who will share on the Romania Project - November is Rotary Foundation Month.  Richard will be briefing on our Romania Project...please show your support!
 
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Attached is his BIO:
 

Richard Zegar (Rich)moved to Honolulu with his wife of 50 years, Lee, in 1992, after a 23 year 10 month 4 day career in the U.S. Marine Corps retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel. They lived in Europe for 3 years and Rich served another 4 years in various overseas posts, mostly in the Western Pacific and Asia.

They migrated to Hawaii after Rich was offered a job by Pacific Building Corporation managing Airport Industrial Park, a large (1.2M sq ft) commercial project immediately Mauka of Honolulu International Airport. He handled leasing as well as construction of large office/warehouse facilities for UPS, Lockheed Martin and Hawaiian Airlines to name just a few. He decided to retire in December 2009. In February 2001, his close friend Hans Kolb brought him into the Rotary Club of Honolulu Sunset. Rich became involved with International Services and served as Director for several years before being asked to serve as Foundation Director. He is now in his 9th year in that post. Early in 2012 PDG Ayman El Dakhakhni asked him to join the District Foundation Committee as Annual Giving Chair, which he did for 3 years. He has been Rotarian of the Year 4 times and has been awarded the” 4 Avenues of Service Award” as well as “The Citation for Meritorious Service” the highest recognition from the Trustees of TRF. He is a 3rd level Major Donor as well as a 9th Level White Hat. He has been a member of the Paul Harris Society since he joined Rotary in 2001.

 

Win Schoneman, District Governor (2018-19) visiting - Nov 9th Mtg!
Message from President Stan Wong:
 
Just a reminder that the Win Schoneman, District Governor, for the District 5000 (2018-19) will be visiting our club on Nov. 9 and meet with the board at 11:00 a.m., before the regular meeting time of 12:00 noon.  The entire board should be present for this important visit.  Thank you!
 
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Rotary partners with Mediators Beyond Borders

EVANSTON, Ill. (Aug. 17, 2018) — Preventing conflicts from escalating into violent crises is 60 times more cost effective than intervening after violence erupts, according to the Carnegie Corporation of New York. A recent partnership between the membership service organization Rotary and Mediators Beyond Borders International (MBBI) aims to bring community-based solutions to prevent conflict in more communities.  

MBBI – an impact organization founded on the principle of people-centered peacebuilding – has been working with Rotary since 2013 to advance the common goals for peace. This new partnership will enable Rotary members to train with MBBI to sharpen their mediation, dialogue, and other conflict transformation skills. Rotary’s 1.2 million members, located in over 200 countries and regions, will help MBBI expand its network of trained mediators – potentially transforming conflict in communities not previously reached.  MBBI’s members are at the center of a movement for global peacebuilding through advocacy, capacity building and consultations.

Rotary members take action to address underlying causes of conflict by providing access to clean water and sanitation, supporting education, preventing and treating disease, saving mothers and children and growing local economies. More than $221 million has been awarded over the past several years through The Rotary Foundation to support these programs. MBBI joins a list of Rotary service partners including AshokaHabitat for Humanity the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness and Peace Corps.