Roger Bidison Greeted Rotarians and introduced our guests.  Bob Bevans delivered the Moment of Inspiration.

Guests included: Fred Taylor from the Denver Rotary Club, Bill Medlicott from Littleton Sunrise and Shirley, Mother of John Moore. 

We are happy to have Robert Blay back.

Jim Moore received a Mendenhall Award on behalf of his wife, Jenny.  Congratulations Jim and Jenny and thank you for your continued support and participation.

Robert Young gathered Happy Bucks from many "Happy" Rotarians.

Three new Rotarians gave their clasification talks:

Leon Solomon graduated from the University of North Carolina and went to work for Proctor and Gamble.  Leon worked for different companies in the USA and abroad.  For the past 20 year has been an investment banker working with venture capitol.  He just recently started his own web-site designs company.

Jason Boyd grew up in Humble Texas, moved to Florida and eventually to Colorado.  Jason served in the Air Force and is EMT certified, working for Metro Ambulance.  Jason and his wife are the proud parents of a 3 week old daughter.

John Moore is a Gator alumni and fan.  Jon travelled to 45 states and in 2003 moved to Colorado.  Jon is the principle at Moore Financial Group working with Wealth Management.  Jon is also a gourmet cook.  Jon and his wife have 1 son.

Bob Young won the drawing and drew the 5 of Hearts, $6 to Bob and $39 to the foundation.  Good luck to the next winner on December 14.

These are the Rules:

Every Rotarian must bring a wrapped gift.  The gift may be "like new" or "new" and should not cost more than $20.00

The gift should be wacky, funny and entertaining.  If you are stumped, just pay a visit to your local Dollar Store.

This is a game intended to be lively and funny!!

Be secretive about your gift.

The gifts will be placed on two tables--one table for even numbers and one for odd numbers.

Each Rotarian will draw a number as you register for attendance from 2 baskets, one basket has even numbers and the other has odd numbers. 

The game Marshall will draw even number and odd numbers.    The first numbers open and keep their gifts.

The second of numbers drawn either select a gift from the tables or steal the gift from the first person.

If your gift is stolen, you return to the table to select another gift.

Each stolen gift may not be stolen more than 2 times

You are not permited to steal the give that was just stolen from you.

The exchange continues until every gift has been opened and the last person keeps their gift.

Remember, the funnier the gift

Meeting of December 14th