Club Meeting - October 31, 2011

Chris Medina on the far right with his fellow investigators

Chris Medina - Co-founder of GHOST-EP. GHOST-EP is a group of diverse people who have a common interest… GHOSTS. They assist people with either confirming or debunking paranormal activity in their homes or places of business. Chris shared some of his experiences through an audio and video presentation. For more information contact:

Paranormal Investigations

WWW.GHOST-EP.COM or 915-328-2084

LuAnn and a fellow worker from United Blood Services
joined the party.

Club Meeting - October 24, 2011

 District Governor Bobby Wallace visited our club today. He first attended our Board meeting then gave an inspiring, passionate speech to our club members at the regular meeting. He challenged us to grow the membership; meet the Foundation goals and participate in both the Rotary Club Blood Drive and the District Governors weight loss program.

President David Veloz presides over the Board meeting

Governor Bobby Wallace addressing the club membership

David accepting an RI banner from Bobby

Jimmy Melver, David, Sonny Brown, Bobby Wallace & Carl Russell

Club Meeting - October 17, 2011

Prof. Dave LeMone with Gil Blancas of UMC

Club member / Professor David LeMone is caught on film discussing things with our guest speaker today - Gil Blancas, Director of Business Development at UMC (University Medical Center). Gil talked about services offered for adult and geriatric care at UMC. He also brought us all up-to-date with a Powerpoint slide presentation on UMC

Club Meeting - October 10, 2011

Our guest speaker today was Larry Duncan, CEO at the Children’s Hospital at University Medical Center. Mr. Duncan updated us on the progress with the Children’s Hospital, as well as introduced us to some of the key management staff at the operation.

Club Meeting - October 3, 2011

Jim Valenti, CEO of University Medical Center, was our guest speaker at our October 3 meeting. Among other things, he addressed the request by the Hospital for a tax increase as a result of the decrease in State funding.