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Deer Park, WA 99006
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Gary Gifford with the Washington State Department of Natural Resources will present on DNR Activities in the Deer Park Area September 26th at the Deer Park Rotary Club weekly meeting.
The attendees can expect to learn the following:
- DNR’s role in fire fighting in the Deer Park Area,
- What DNR does in this area beside fighting fires,
- DNR usage of the Deer Park airport for fire fighting,
- The closest DNR campground to Deer Park.
Bob Carroll to present at the August 29thDeer Park Rotary Club weekly meeting "Mentoring – The Essential Connection with Youth."
Mike Balahura to present at the September 19th Deer Park Rotary Club weekly meeting.
HELP Honduras Society - It’s Story and Successes
HELP Honduras, is a project administered by Rotarians to provide support, opportunities and hope to some of the poorest families in Honduras. They are families, usually headed by single mothers, who work in the public markets or scrounge in the municipal dumps to eke out an existence.
November, December and January Students of the Month
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DG Bev began the meeting by sharing RI President Barry Rassin’s theme “Be the Inspiration” and her question “Why are you here?” As she meets with members of each club board in the district, she asks them to select a picture card that speaks to their passion and explain why. Three of the stories she shared highlighted the eradication of polio in the world, the building of communities at home and in the world and the education of children. She encourages each of us to use our passion to “Be the Inspiration”.
DG Bev played a video promoting Rotary District 5080’s 2019 Conference “Come Together”. It is the first joint conference with Seattle’s District 5030 and will be held in Spokane on May 16-19, 2019. There will be golfing, wine tasting, a “hands on project” and keynote speakers Angelo Lombardo, Minda Dentler, Rotary International President Barry Rassin and Bill Gates. Bev led us as we enthusiastically sang1 the Rotary version of “Come Together” by the Beatles. Mark your calendar; this will be a great conference!


Deer Park High School student Malia Fay was introduced by President Jeremy. Jeremy noted that not only is Malia an honor student, she has a kind heart and is an excellent employee who works in the office at Vision Source. Malia is president of Key Club, an ASB officer, a member of FFA and has been a member of Link Crew for 4 years. She is very involved in her church and her favorite class is a floral class where she discovered a creative side of herself she didn’t know existed.
Enoch Clemmer, a new student at Mary Walker High School transferred this year from Paideia High School in Valley, Washington. Enoch’s favorite class is PE. He loves all sports and has since he was a little kid. He plays basketball, baseball, football and runs cross country. His hope is to be accepted into ROTC at Central Washington University where he can pursue a career as a pilot.
Pictured along with our students of the month are Deer Park Rotarians; Deer Park High School Principal Joe Feist, Deer Park School District Superintendent Travis Hanson and Riverside School District Superintendent Ken Russell.



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