John Mendick, for General Rappl, Lou DiPrima’s mother, Jerry Marzano, Linda Szepf and everyone’s health; Les Kascuba, for all veterans and for a speedy recovery for all those in the club who are dealing with illness; Tom Kosanke, for the general’s talk, all veteran’s, everyone’s healt, a happy birthday to Terri Corrigan-Bastuk; Terri Corrigan-Bastuk, for the general’s speech, everyone’s health, spending her birthday with baby Lola, and the Citizens of the Year award Peter and John Medick are receiving from the Irondequoit Chamber of Commerce; Doug Decker, for all veterans, Terri’s birthday, Lou DiPrima’s mother, everyone’s health and best wishes for a good year in 2018; Bob Scheidt, for the good health of all members; BJ Cunningham, a thank you to General Rappl for his program; Dave Shaheen, for General Rappl’s program, for Jerry Marzano’s health and the health of other Rotarians with health issues, Terri’s birthday, and a trip to Broadway; Kenn VanDieren, for the general’s program, Peter and John’s awards, dinner at Remington’s, $5 for foundation; Lee Steinfeldt, for General Rappl’s program, health of all Rotarians facing health issues, honor to all veterans, John and Peter’s chamber award, Terri’s birthday, and $5 for polio; Mark Hiscock, for the great presentation and Peter and John’s awards; General Rappl for seeing Chief Rich Tantalo at lunch, and the chief not seeing Norb but then recognizing his car and coming back in to say hi; and when Norb asked how he recognized his car, being told by the chief that he knows a lot about him, for his daughter Laurie’s successful breast cancer surgery and for Betty’s health, as she has had a setback; Guy Kittelsen, for the general’s talk, Bernice, and their daughter, Laurie, for Betty’s toothwork, caused by cancer treatment, for Terry’s birthday and the Mendick’s award; Peter Mendick, for no pin, Terri’s birthday, Norb’s presentation, Betty, Jenny, Gugino, who has had surgery, good wishes for Ray Holla in Florida and the award he and his brother are to receive, a great time in NYC and condolences for Joyce’s brother; Bob Spatola, for forgetting to ask that the club recognize guest Deb Van Dieran, for the general’s presentation, Terri’s birthday, John and Peter’s award, Norb’s daughter, Betty, and a book and documentary about a man called “The American St. Nick,” who organized a drive to bring Christmas to a village in Germany during World War II. He recommended that everyone read the book or watch the documentary. |