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Here is President Mike's weekly newsletter:
 
Fellow Rotarians:
 
     Many thanks to PE Gail for chairing the meeting on Wednesday.  
 
     This past week, Tyler Papaz shared his classification talk with the Club.  When he was first encouraged to consider joining Rotary, he decided to make it an experiment of whether or not he could integrate the four important domains of his life – home, work, self and community – by becoming a member of Rotary.  Lucky for our Club, Tyler has found that Rotary is the perfect venue for the integration he values.

     Tyler is passionate about making a difference in our community, particularly in the area of education, and spoke about his involvement with Communities in Schools and his alma mater, Lafayette College.  Even though he received his MBA from Lehigh, when it comes to the Lehigh/Lafayette rivalry, Tyler is still true blue (or perhaps maroon) to Lafayette.  

     Tyler currently works at Cornerstone, a local investment advisor firm, located in Bethlehem.  He and his wife, Jenna, also reside in Bethlehem and have two young children, Stella and Bode.

Other News

     Don't forget to register for Tastes and Tunes.  October 4th will be fast upon us.

 

     This coming Wednesday, August 26th,we will hear from Dr. Richard Sharpe, a member of the International Surgical Team at St. Luke's University Hospital.  I hope you are able to attend.

 
Until then, continue to be a gift to the community.
 
Yours in Rotary,
 
Mike McGovern, President
Bethlehem Rotary
Stories
Why did you join Rotary?

The kindness and support of host families in Japan hooked Jennifer Jacobson on Rotary. A police constable in Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada, Jacobson went on a Group Study Exchange and then was accepted into the three-month Rotary Peace Centers program at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand. After that, she says, she knew she had to join. We recently asked members around the world to share their reasons for joining.