2011-2012 Theme - Reach Within to Embrace Humanity
GOD Bless America
Welcome to the HOME Page of Little Rock Metro Rotary!
Our club is an organization of young professionals and business leaders, each with a desire to make a difference in our community through service and by promoting high ethical standards in all vocations. It is a great way to learn valuable leadership skills while serving your community.
We meet weekly as shown below and are independant of any one political, religious, racial, or cultural focus. Little Rock Metro Rotary was chartered on October 6, 1988 as Club # 26,000 within Rotary International. There are now over 33,049 clubs in over 166 countries having approximately 1.3 Million Rotarians. All are working towards peace & the building of goodwill while they apply our motto: "Service Above Self".
Since our national founding on February 23, 1905, one of Rotary's largest endeavors has been to wipe out the dreaded Polio disease worldwide along with our World Health partners! We are down to only four countries left in the world with Polio outbreaks: Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, & Nigeria. Interesting that these first letters spell the word.... P A I N.
MEETINGS:
Each Thursday, at 7:00 AM for Breakfast
Baptist Health Medical Center - Cafeteria downstairs Doctor's Lounge in the corner
Interstate 630, off Exit # 7
Little Rock, AR 72211 USA
To request information, please email us:
Map to Baptist Hospital
Club Officers:(2010-11)
President - Paulette McConnell
President Elect - Roger Louis O'Quin
Secretary - Mark Nosal
Treasurer - Pat Dempsey
Past President - RT Fendley
Sargeant at Arms - Blake Jones
President Nominee - (TBA)
Board of Directors:
Foundation Chairman - Stan McLellan
Community Service - Purnell Henderson
Vocational Service - TBA
International Service - Steve Maxwell
Membership - Steve Maxwell (501-614-9699 W) (and Webmaster)
Interested in the potential of Rotary? Or would like to know a little more about it... then check out what these folks have to say about it in this You Tube Video...
As Rotarians, we remember that one of the guidelines that we use during work & in our relationships with others is to apply The 4-Way Test: "Of the things we think, say or do":
Is it the Truth?
Is it Fair to all concerned?
Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
With that considered, you can't go wrong. We finish each meeting by reciting these principles.
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