Stories

The flags have been taken down for the last time this year and stored for the winter.

Thank you everyone that sponsored a flag!

Our guest speakers from the Waukesha Sheriff's Department- Pewaukee division, with some of our members.

Brigitte Potter of Glendale, WI has been selected and approved for a Global Grant Scholarship

We were on the move again this morning at the Waukesha Public Library.

We met at Crites Field in Waukesha today.

John received another Paul Harris award.

Bob received another Paul Harris Award.

Bonnie (From Quilts of Valor) presented Bob with a Quilt.

Gary was installed as president for 2022-23 at the changing of the guard dinner at the 5 O'Clock Club.

Video courtesy of Joe Fahl 

Tom, Greg and Bob making the burrito packets.

 

Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club recently completed the “Healthy Teeth for Tots & Teens” project, a volunteer program funded through a $3000 grant approved by Rotary District 6270. The monetary portion of the grant covered material costs for 300 of the 10,000 disposable PPE dental supply packets, aka "burritos", utilized annually for children of low-income families in the Waukesha community served by Community Smiles Dental. The burrito packets each contain 9 PPE materials critical to serving patient needs during their visit, including a chair cover, toothbrush attachment, dental floss, toothpaste and other necessities.

Gary Tritt

Denise Koepp

Tammie received her Polio Plus Society pin.

A few pictures from our archive.

Join Rotarians from Districts 6220, 6250, & 6270

April 29-30, Elkhart Lake, WI

The 2022 Rotary TriCon, intended for any Rotarian, not just leadership, is set for Friday April 29, and Saturday, April 30, 2022. Attendance will be in-person at the The Osthoff Resort, Elkhart Lake, WI. Attendees from Districts 6220, 6250, and 6270 will have the opportunity to gain useful skills that can be used in their Rotary club and inspiration that will motivate them to embrace Rotary even more.

Internationally-known featured speakers will provide keen insights about their passion projects during the addresses on both days. Multiple breakout sessions will further educate and motivate.

If you register no later than March 1, your name will be eligible to win a $100 gift card. And, the club (in each district) with the highest percentage of participation over 22% in the 2022 Rotary TriCon wins $220. Bring a group!

Register by clicking here. Information on hotel reservations (deadline, March 29) is available by clicking here.

Penguin Egg Hunt 2022

Christmas Dinner Party Thunder Bay.

Road Warrior award presented to Tamie.

Steve W. mans the putting challenge at the city hall during Waukesha Unlocked.

Bob accepts the Rotary Citation.

Oktoberfest was a success!

We were pleased to have District Governor Lisa Werner join us!

Morning Meeting at Chef Pam's Kitchen.

 Rotary on the move, tour of the HAWS Schallock Center.

Tour of the new Waukesha City Hall.

Greg was sworn in as new president.

Steve, Barb, Dean and Shane (Gary accepting for Shane) received Paul Harris awards.

Joe M., Bill W., Tom and Greg. Clean up crew 5/8/21

Bob C., Bill W. and Gary finished up construction of District Grant Project.

The Construction Crew. Bob C., Greg, Bill W., Tom and Joe M.

Guess the masked bell ringers!

Beautiful day for the repaint.

Congratulations to new President Bob Canham! Welcome Gary Tritt newest member!

We Found some interesting stuff!

Thanks to Dr. John LaFleur and Brigette Bauduin for the tour of the school this morning!

January 2020 Scouting Rotarian Newsletter click above

The Waukesha Sunrise Rotary club are long term supporters of the Waukesha County Career Expo where over 14 Middle Schools and 900 students participate in a career exploration program that introduces students to a variety of careers through hands-on activities.  Pictured are:  Ann Affeldt (left) Chairman of the Waukesha Sunrise Charitable Fund; John Maresh (second from left) Waukesha Charitable Fund board member; Sally Marszalek (right) President Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club; and ; Debra Weber (third from left) Director Career Connections WCTC.  Debra attended the Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club Tuesday morning meeting to present 2019’s successes and to thank the club for their long term support.

Just a few of our bell ringers. Steve, Ann and Greg. Thanks to all who volunteered.

Christmas dinner at Rosati's

Just a few of our volunteers working the fest. Bob (above). Jody W. Tad W. Bill W. and Joe F. below.

Joe Fahl, Joe McDonald, John Cox, Greg Hatt, Barb Berndt, Sara Winkelmann, Ann Affeldt and Steve Berndt worked the wine tasting tent. 

What can you say about 50 years of perfect attendance except WOW! Way to go Bob Brenckle.

Assistant District Governor Joe Caruso (left), Waukesha Sunrise President Sally Marszalek (center) and District Governor Steen Sanderhoff (right and below).

The Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club partnered with Girl Scout Sydney Diver from Troop 4678, in her effort to raise funds for 150 emergency Human Trafficking victim care kits, and to help her earn her Silver Award, the highest award a Cadette Girl Scout can achieve.  The effort benefits Human Trafficking victims and the community through information shared about warning signs, tips for prevention, statistical data, and more.  Sydney joined our meeting on May 28th to say “thank you” for helping in the success of her Human Trafficking Project.

Pictured: Bill Wiesnewski (right), president of Waukesha Sunrise Rotary; Ann Affeldt (2nd from right), Chairperson Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Charitable Fund; Kari Diver (left), Troop 4678 leader; and Sydney (2nd from left).

Some of the volunteers at this years pancake breakfast.

John Cox (center) completed another Paul Harris.

It was a little chilly but the egg hunt still went on!

Dean (left) and Bill (right) present Sherry with her certificate of membership.

Welcome Sherry we are very happy to have you!

Just a few of the Bell Ringers. From left to right top to bottom.

Bob C., Joe M. Bob B. and Pat B.

Santa made a visit!

Steve W. (left) and Tamie (right) accept the foundation awards from PDG Jeff Reed.

Sara (above) and Joanne (below) received another Paul Harris award. The club thanks you and appreciates your generosity.

Tour of Blood Center Waukesha

Bob Brenckle scores another Paul Harris award! The club thanks you and appreciates your generosity.

The club toured Carroll University today. Thank you Dr. Steven Bialek!

Thank you to all who volunteered, they worked very hard to make this a success! Their dedication is unmatched.

Congratulations to Ann on her 8th Paul Harris! The club thanks you and appreciates your generosity. 

We had a great meeting with the District Governor!

Pictured Assistant/Area Governor Liz Tobolt, District Governor Kola Alayande and Club President Bill Wiesneski

 

The road clean up team for 9/8/18 Bill, Joe and Bob.

Thanks to Dawn and Brooke for their presentation today.

Greg H., Bob C., Bill W. and Kay & Joe F. (pictured) Dean D., Sara W. and Steve & Barb B. (not pictured) Helped out at the Habitat for Humanity houses.

Rotary on the move! Outstanding meeting at Buck Rub Outfitters.

Our club was represented by Joe Fahl, Jim Perkins, Joe McDonald and Greg Hatt at the Ripon Rotary Golf Outing on Aug. 1st.

We had a great turn out for the Brewers  vs the Rockies. Those that stayed to the end were treated to a Eric Thames 3 run walk off home run!

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Congratulation Bill! (Center)

Joe received his first Paul Harris award.

Thanks to Bethany & Zahra for speaking to our club.

(click their names for Bio's)

Bethany on YouTube

Welcome Paul Heitman (left) our newest member!

Another pancake festival in the books, thanks to those who volunteered!

We sponsored the Waukesha Janboree's Penguin Egg Hunt again this year! Always fun!

Steve and Ann present Josh Tebo with our donation to the First Tee program.

Our newest member, Bob Canham!

Members helping build bikes for the Christmas Clearing Council

Just some of the Bell Ringer Volunteers from this weekend.

Matthew Johnson spoke to us today about
Marsey's Law

Dean Danner (left) was presented by club president Steve Wimmer the

International Fellowship of Scouting Rotarians
Cliff Dochterman Award for Distinguished and Dedicated Service to Scouting

Bill H., Peggy H., Bill W., Greg and Joe M. took a shift Saturday

Sandy Bosin received her 4th Paul Harris recognition from Tamie

Job well done, Ann, Barb, Sara, Tamie, Bill W., Joe F. and the 3 Steve's!

Thank you sponsors, volunteers and participants!

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Congratulations Tamie, on being awarded the "Service Above Self" award at the district conference.

Waukesha Sunrise Rotarians volunteering at Bethesda School for the dental sealant program.

Thanks to Greg, Ann and Steve for stepping up! Nice Job.

Earth Day tree planting. We helped plant 300 trees to add to the 300 we did last year.

Emily Anderson and sponsor Greg Hatt

Bob Brenckle (center) got the grills going for the 50th year in a row! Thanks to all the Sunrise Rotarian's that helped out.

Thanks to Jess Koepnick for the tour of Oberlin!

Ann received her 6th Paul Harris

We had an eggcellent turn out for the egg hunt.

We are still debating on whether it was fair to all concerned.

Ann Affeldt (left) and Mark Mattiacci (right) present Renee Ramirez (center) with our donation to the Waukesha County Community Dental Clinic.

Thanks to all who volunteered!

Pictured Dean, Bill, Tamie, Jim and Joe.

That is not fog - just Jim grilling brats.

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Thanks to Nora Sale (left) and Sloan Maes (right) for our tour of the UW Cancer Center at ProHealth Care!

Club President Mark Mattiacci welcomes District Governor Julie Craig

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We presented Hanneke Deeken with our annual Community Service Award.

Pictured left to right Renee Ramirez, Hanneke Deeken an Barb Berndt

   It was the lack of access to dental care for kids who were experiencing dental pain that Ms. Deeken knew she had to do something to address the problem; create a dental clinic with a focus on state insured and uninsured kids. She gathered the experts together to assess the need to make plans for a dental clinic. She led the collaboration efforts with Marquette Dental School, WCTC’s dental hygiene faculty, representatives from the HMOs, public health, and consulted with the state’s Department of Health and Human Services and many local dentists. She collected advice on systems that other communities in Wisconsin had put together to provide service, and a few models from other states as well. She coordinated several site visits to community clinics around the state. She secured substantial support from ProHealth Care to assist with fund raising and drafting a business plan. She worked tirelessly to take a dream into reality.
   She has selflessly and compassionately donated hundreds of hours of her time so that disadvantaged children and adults who live in Waukesha County have access to affordable dental care.
   More than 10,000 Waukesha County residents have benefited from Ms. Deeken’s dream of having a dental clinic for low income families in Waukesha County.

We donated $500.00 to a charity of Hanneke's choice, of course it was the dental clinic!

The Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Presidency was handed over to Mark Mattiacci.

Barb Berndt was awarded a plaque for her service. Tamie Koop swore in Mark.

Good food and fellowship was had by all. Bob Brenckle received his Paul Harris award.

Installing signage for our District 6270 Grant. Our project was installing a bilingual Born Learning Trail at Frame Park in Waukesha.

Thanks Leon Jassen for your informative presentation this morning.

Learn more about his book in video below.

 

We joined Jim Perkins' Queen of Apostles Men's Golf League, planting 300 trees in Ryan Park. See if you can find Joe Fahl, Greg Hatt, Tom Calder, Joe McDonald and Barb & Steve Berndt along with Jim. Very satisfying Earth Day ‬ service project.

Thanks Mark for being our speaker this morning. Get his book HERE.

Mark will be the guest speaker at Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club’s Tuesday morning meeting

April 5, 2016. Waukesha Sunrise Rotary meets at 7:00 AM at The Machine Shed. Guests are welcome!

Mark Johnson grew up in Luling, Louisiana, and St. Louis, and graduated from the University of Colorado in 1974. Armed with a bachelor’s degree in English, he worked as a carpenter, cement finisher, short-order cook, bartender, cabbie, trucker, sales rep, and freelance writer (columnist and features for the ProRodeo Sports News, and Colorado Springs Sun, among others) until he stumbled into his first career with United Way.
Johnson served as campaign and public relations director for Pikes Peak United Way, executive director of United Way of Waukesha County, Wisconsin, and CEO of the United Way of Southwest Alabama. After working for United Way for over two decades and raising a career total of over $100 million for nonprofit health and human services, in 2002 Johnson chucked it all for a badge and a gun and 13 bucks an hour with the Mobile Police Department. He was 50.
As a sworn officer — six years in uniformed patrol, six years as a detective — Johnson received numerous Chief’s and Commander’s citations for meritorious arrests, and was decorated for Excellent Police Duty (three times, for initiatives resulting in a 33 percent crime reduction in targeted area, apprehension and conviction of a burglary ring responsible for 83 residential burglaries, and for solo arrests and convictions of those responsible for over $50,000 in commercial thefts), Chief’s Unit Medal (for highest local and regional case clearance), Meritorious Service Medal (exceptional service involving grave danger: the apprehension of an escaped cop killer) and the Wounded in Service Medal (for wounds received while engaged in personal combat with an armed adversary in a manner reflecting courage and honor). He also received a handful of “performance observations” and citizen complaints, usually related to inappropriate radio traffic, car wrecks and demeanor issues.

The Morris St facility is a holistic-based training center for students and experienced law enforcement officers to practice and learn specialty skills. The facility includes rooms that are set up to mimic possible crime scenes, for example, a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room; a technology lab equipped with projectors that can project a variety of high-risk scenarios; and a mat room where officers can train how to work with uncooperative suspects. The center also lends itself to a variety of other high-level training scenarios.
Thanks to Brian Dorow and Mike Neuens for our tour.

Dave Rosenwald (left) and Barb Berndt (right) present Dan Christensen (middle) with our donation.

Some of our club members working the pancake breakfast.

Thanks to Jonathan Dye of Mr. Dye's Pies and Mequon-Milwaukee After hours Rotary Club for speaking at our club this morning! We raised some money for Polio Plus by raffling off one of his pies.

Renee Ramirez (left) Executive Director of the Waukesha County Community Dental Clinic accepted our donation for providing restorative treatment to low-income pregnant women in our community who are uninsured or underinsured. Dr. Joe Fahl (middle) of Bayer & Fahl Dentistry and Sunrise Rotary Member along with club President Barb Berndt (right) made the presentation.

Joe F. and Sara won the ugly sweater contest. Steve B. won the ugly tie contest. Ann was the best Elf.

Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club along with Waukesha North High School Interact Club partnered with Girl Scout Troop 4678 at Swanson Elementary School in the Winter Gear Drive created to help the Troop earn their Bronze Award, the highest award a Junior Girl Scout can achieve.  The Drive benefitted the Waukesha Public Schools in providing winter gear to those students in need.  Over 250 coats, mittens, and boots were collected and donated. 

Adults from left to right: Barb Berndt –  Club President, Jen Peterson – Parent, Kari Diver-Troop Leader, Ann Affeldt and Bill Wiesneski members of Waukesha Sunrise Rotary.

Girl Scouts from left to right: Ella, Maija, Mia, Maya, Anna, Lizzie, Zoe, Avianna, and Sydney shared their presentation to the Sunrise Rotary Club to say Thank you and the success of the Winter Gear Project.

Tamie Koop (Right) Presented Bill Wiesneski, Steve Berndt and Barb Berndt with their Paul Harris pins.

2015 Bob Galitz Memorial Scholarship recipient.

Joe Fahl presents Kelly Kline with the "Big" check. Also present Pat Grahn friend of Kelly.

Waukesha North Interact Club breakfast meeting.

Congratulations Bill Hamilton on your new Paul Harris Fellow Award!

Bill was presented his award by Club President Barb Berndt.

Rotarians helping out at the Food Truck Fuel Up

Thanks to District Governor Karen White for gracing us with her presence this morning.

Pictured left to right Club President Barb Berndt, Karen and Assistant District Governor Area E Ann Affeldt.

Congratulations Joe Fahl on your new Paul Harris Fellow Award!

Joe was presented his award by District Governor Karen White, Club President Barb Berndt and Tamie Koop.

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Thanks Charlotte for our tour!

Changing of the Guard 2015

Our newest member Bethani!

Welcome to our Rotary family.

Thank you Veronica Sosa for our tour this morning!

Visit LifeStriders here

Welcome Michael Zirbel and Robert Welcenbach to our Rotary Family

Congratulations Pat Lyddane on Paul Harris #3

Thanks to Trevor Marsicano, for sharing his story and silver medal with us this morning!

Thank you to all who attended our Rx/Herion abuse event!

To view slide show and helpful links click here.

  Waukesha residents Tanya Coppersmith and Michael Miller were presented awards for outstanding community service by the Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club.

  Coppersmith and Miller, both long-time volunteers at the Food Pantry of Waukesha County and other local organizations, received plaques for their achievement.

  In addition, a $1000 donation was made in their names to the Food Pantry of Waukesha County.

(Pictured: Bill Wiesneski, Tanya, Michael and Jim Perkins)

Thanks Marty & Jane Loppnow!

www.waukeshafloral.com

Sunrise Rotarians help out at GKAS.

 
Sara (left) and Tamie (right) Welcome Judy Haselhoef to our Rotary family!

We had a great time visiting with the Waukesha North H.S. Interact Club Today!

We held a ugly sweater or tie contest and raised $93 for charity. Sandy won the ugly sweater contest and Steve B. won the tie contest.

From left Tamie, John, Joe, Barb, Sandy, Ann, Jim, Judy and Greg.

From left Steve B., Bill, Jim, Joe and Steve W.

Joe Fahl (left) and Jim Perkins (right) present Miranda Hurley with the Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club’s annual “Bob Galitz Memorial Scholarship”. Miranda is a sophomore at Concordia University in Mequon. She is majoring in Radiologic Technology. Congratulations Miranda!

Steve (right) presents Donna Triplett with our donation for the "Reach Out & Read" program.

Some of the books that will be purchased

Steve presents Michael Egly with his Rotary pin.

Ron Russo, Jim Holmes, Dave Rosenwald, Jim Perkins, Mark Mattiacci, Bill Hamilton, James Beaton, Sandy Bosin, Joe Fahl and Joe McDonald

Thanks to Mary Lou, Joanne and Tracy for the tour of the Funeral Home.

Tracy & Joanne

Dave Rosenwald, Sandy Bosin, Tamie Koop and Joe McDonald (taking picture) attended the Spring Assembly

DGE Dan Christianson, Spoke on his theme for the up coming year.

Things are getting brighter. During the last two years we have made significant progress.
In 2011…

• Our city tax levy increased by 0%.
• 
  The National Recreation and Park Association granted Waukesha their “Gold Medal Award.”
• 
  The Wisconsin Library Association designated our Public Library the “Wisconsin Library of the Year.”
• 
  The League of Wisconsin Municipalities and Arts Wisconsin granted us their “Arts in Community Award.”
• 
  In 2011 and 2012, America’s Promise Alliance ranked Waukesha one of the “100 Best Communities for Young People” in the United States.
• 
  With city incentives, SPX Waukesha Electric and Weldall Manufacturing expanded adding 325 new family supporting jobs to our community.
• 
  For 2012, our city tax levy came within .12 of 1% in meeting our 0% increase goal.

In 2012…

• Money Magazine ranked Waukesha, as the only city in Wisconsin, to make its list of the “100 Best Places to Live” in America.
  
• Gibson Guitar Corporation designated Waukesha for their nationally acclaimed “GuitarTown” community art and music project, which raised over $100,000 for local charity.
  
• With city incentives, Woodman’s Food Market broke ground, with its store opening in 2013 and will add over 200 jobs to our community.
  
• GE Gas Engines expanded adding over 100 new family supporting jobs to our community.
  
• With city incentives, Gaco Western broke ground for expansion, which will add new technology jobs.
  
• The new Kendal Lofts, Third-Ward-style residences, began construction downtown on the river.
  
• ProHealth Care renovated Waukesha Memorial Hospital and opened a new Community Health Center.
  
• Carroll University expanded programs, dorms and enrollment.
  
• The Shoppes at Fox River expanded.
  
• We opened a new Fire Station.
  
• We created a new Civic Volunteer Corp, as a way for citizens to connect with and renew their community.
  
• We created a new citizen-friendly city website – check it out at: www.ci.waukesha.wi.us
  
• For 2013, our city tax levy came within .42 of 1% in meeting our 0% increase goal.

• Our downtown will continue and expand our community front porch events – including Freeman Friday Night Live Music, the Farmers Market, Art Crawls, GuitarTown and more.
  
• We will continue to focus on new business and investment opportunities.
  
• We will progressively pursue perfection in providing a better quality of life at a more conservative price.
  

Our goal is for Waukesha to become the #1 rated Best Small City in America by 2018.
This is a big dream for a small city. We can do it by focusing on our sense of community. On our neighborhoods. On our
homes. On our families. On our values of empathy, responsibility and creativity. For those things to come to light, we would be
wise to focus on the good and look out for others so that others will look after us.

Things are getting brighter in Waukesha. Please join us. Together our light will shine!

District Governor Rick Debe & his wife Terry volunteered with us at the Food Pantry

Andrea Rindo, Executive Director of The Wisconsin Philharmonic accepts our donation from Steve.

Kurt Magoon, President of the Waukesha Civic Theatre accepts our donation from Steve.

Kirsten Villegas, Executive Director of the Waukesha County Museum accepts our donation from Steve.

Thanks Scott for making our meeting an interesting one!
If you wish to order his book: www.scottlesnick.com

Rene Ramirez accepts Waukesha Sunrise Rotary's donation to the Waukesha County Community Dental Clinic from President Steve Berndt.

Rene and Dr. Joe Fahl at the clinic.

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Mike (don't call me Wayne) Slawny and Judy Slawny.

Mike spoke of the importance of donating to the Rotary International Foundation.

Judy spoke to us about Jhoole. http://jhoole.org

Jhoole Promo from Rotary International on Vimeo.

No Snow, Egg Hunt still went on. Made for finding eggs very easy.

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Steve Berndt, President of the Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club, and Joe Fahl (pictured left) present the Bob Galitz Memorial Scholarship check to Laura Dean from Port Washington, WI for the 20012-2013 school year.  She is majoring in biology at The University of Wisconsin-Madison and plans to become a physical therapist.  This is the 15th year that the Waukesha Sunrise Rotary has awarded the $1250 scholarship.  The scholarship is open to college students at two and four year institutions who have completed their freshman year. To fund this scholarship, the Waukesha Sunrise Rotary hosts a golf outing.  This year’s scramble is June 10th at Merrill Hills Country Club.  Golfers of all skill levels are welcome.

Sarah Ehlinger just returned from a year in Ghana as part of a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship. The scholarship was given through District 6220, with the Appleton Downtown Rotary Club as her host. She spoke  to our club about her experience in Ghana. Sara is a good Ambassador and worthy of the scholarship.

Paul was our guest speaker.

Sandy the Elf.

Our club received a banner in recognition of our support of the Annual Fund.

We were one of only 1,550 clubs to achieve Top Three Highest in Per Capita Annual Giving honors in our district.

During Bill's term we met our PolioPlus Goal for 2011-12

Tamie received an award for her dedication to Rotary.

Deb Delvaux and her husband Bob are moving to Florida!
Deb retires from The Women’s Center November 26 and as of December 1st will be residing in Florida.
She has been such an asset to our Club for many years. As Chair of the Club Administration she has kept our speaker schedule and made sure other annual events were covered – Changing of the Guard, Christmas Party, Pancake Festival, etc. She was very active on the Board of Directors as well. While we wish them both the best of luck as they move into this new chapter of their lives, she will truly be missed!

Tuesday we had our morning meeting with the Interact Club. Also in attendance were members of the Pewaukee Club and Parents.

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Like our badges and the tables we shared breakfast at.

So get your ask in gear!

Thanks to Mary Beth for her program and to all who made this meeting possible!

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Steve B. helped with charting.
Joe M. and Ivan showed the children how to brush their teeth.
We have two more sessions where we need volunteers,
Oct. 30th and Nov. 5th if interested please contact Steve B. 

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Welcome New Member Jim Holmes

The Dedicated group from 8-25-12
Gloria, Mark, Sandy, Jim, Ron and Bill (taking picture).

Adam served as an officer in the 2011-2012 Waukesha North High School Interact Club, this past school year. He was also influential in the joint venture of the Interact Club and Waukesha Sunrise Rotary supporting an orphanage in Casablanca Morocco in 2012. Adam spoke to the Rotarians on the highlights of attending the 2012 World Affairs Seminar that was held at Carroll University,Waukesha WI in June.
Yearly the Waukesha Sunrise Rotary supplies 2 scholarships for students to attend this interactive week focusing on a current topic.

John spoke to our club about The Four-Way Test history.

Waukesha Womens Center Executive Director Marie Kingsbury (middle) receives our donation. Jim Perkins (left). Donation made in Deb Delvaux's Honor.(pictured right)

Club President Steve Berndt, New Member Ivan Correa, and Sponsor Dean Danner.

CHANGING OF THE GUARD

June 26, 2012

Golden Mast Restaurant

Sarah is flanked by current Waukesha Sunrise outgoing President William Hamilton (left) and incoming President Steve Berndt (right)

Special thanks to all golfers, volunteers, sponsors, donors, Rotarians and spouses of Waukesha Sunrise and Pewaukee Rotary Clubs for putting together this event!

Pastor St-Clair Destine from Haiti Evangelical Christian Mission was a guest of Sandy's today. http://heccmission.weebly.com/

Welcome new members Jerry, Judy and Charlotte!

Waukesha Sunrise Rotarian's volunteer at the Food Pantry the fourth Thursday of every month. Recognizing that all children do not have the means for a festive birthday celebration, our Club donated the time to fill birthday bags. Complete with cake, candles, plates, napkins, etc., every child under 12 has an opportunity now to make their day a little more extra special.

Forming friendships and networks through service to others.

Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club invites you or a representative(s) of your business to attend our Open House Breakfast. The Open House is scheduled for January 31, 2012 at 7:00 am – 8:15 am at the Country Springs Hotel, located at 2810 Golf Road, Waukesha.

We would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to our new membership options.

For Outstanding Leadership and Dedicated Service in our Community
Sponsored by Waukesha Sunrise Rotary Club

Create your own ad similar to our club representative PDG Tamie!

Waukesha Sunrise Rotarians have been out and about in the community making a difference in this 2011 holiday season.

Over $600 was collected from club Rotarians to sponsor turkeys or hams in the Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets.  This sponsorship was granted to the Waukesha Food Pantry.

Just completed was the annual Bell Ringing for the Waukesha branch of the Salvation Army.  Rotarians, spouses and friends rang the familiar sounding bell of the Salvation Army for 12 shifts, over 2 days at one of the local grocery stores.

Additionally – Waukesha Sunrise Rotary adopted 3 families with 10 children in the annual Christmas Clearing Council efforts.  These three families will have a brighter holiday season.  Individual and club donations of over $600.00 made this effort possible for the 10 children to have a brighter Christmas.

Waukesha Sunrise Rotary was awarded a grant from the Rotary International District 6270, which will help fund a family birthday celebration for children.  This effort was done with the Waukesha Food Pantry as a partner.  Rotarians will be sorting the food items for the Birthday bags to make each child special on their birthday!

Interact Breakfast

Debra Running of the Literacy Council of Greater Waukesha accepting our donation.
(with Bill Hamilton & Jim Perkins)

Congratulations Tamie!
(Our club president presented her with flowers on behalf of the club)