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Thank you for allowing us to come and speak and more importantly be the Charter partner of Troops 282B & 282G
To present today is Patrick Borg.
• Pat Borg is an Eagle Scout who has 2 sons Troop 282. One an Eagle Scout and well on his way to Eagle Scout.
• Pat is Wood Badge trained having finished all of his ‘ticket’ in 2020.
• Pat has earned the God & Service award through his church and Scouting for outstanding service to youth and the community.
• Pat has earned the Scoutmaster of the Year award from the Black Hawk District of the Mid-America Council in April of this year.
• Pat took the reins as Scoutmaster of Troop 282 in August of 2023 and is doing a fantastic job.
To support him as Scoutmaster of Troop 282G our female troop is Heather Haessler. Heather is no stranger to scouting. She has a son who is an Eagle
Scout and former Senior Patrol Leader and a daughter who just crossed over and is starting her journey to Eagle. In the time since her son joined Troop 282
Mrs. Haessler has done countless Boards of Review for all levels of Rank Advancement and filled many volunteer positions including Instructor for the
God and Me class.
Outside of scouting Heather is a member of the Millard Public Schools Parent Advisory Committee, has held an office on the Reeder Elementary School PTA
for the last 8 years, is an executive board member for AVIR, and is a member of the Nebraska Academy of PAs. Her extensive leadership and volunteer history
make her a great role model for the scouts of Troop 282G.

Lastly, under the podium here running the slideshow is Mr. Bob.
• He currently serves as Committee Chair since 2018.
• Before that he was Troop Chaplain and Cubmaster dating back to 2010.
• Bob is pretty low-key behind the scenes until someone says Christmas Tree, then it’s ‘Game On!” He has coordinated the efforts for the past 5 years
growing the program to collect just short of 7,000 trees a year.
Thank you again, without much ado, Pat Borg…

As the oldest of three, I took on adult responsibilities when my dad died when I was eight. I wanted to be a vulcanologist when younger, (think Pierce Brosnan in Dante's Peak) or an earth scientist like Helen Hunt in Twister.  Instead, I went down a path involving a series of poor decisions. With no guardrails of middle-class lifestyle to contain me, I dropped out of high school and began shift work at a sugar factory. One night on a graveyard shift I 'woke up' and realized that without major changes, I would work in that factory until I died. A friend was going to college orientation, and I tagged along. 

Interests
I am interested in making the world better in ways that impact these particular areas:
Increased Leadership Capacity of Individuals Poverty Eradication, Technology Access & Equity, Disability Rights, Connected Communities

Strong leadership skills are essential as we face many challenges in our world.  I believe that every voice matters, everyone has dignity and value. We are stronger together.

A native of Ogallala, Nebraska, Mendenhall was a four-year starter for the University of Kansas volleyball team and worked for 20 years for the University of Nebraska in several administrative leadership positions. These roles included 12 years in Husker Athletics as Head Volleyball Coach John Cook’s first director of volleyball operations at Nebraska for four years when the team compiled a record of 128-9; senior associate athletics director, overseeing $70+ million in annual donations and ticket sales; executive director of the 25,000-member Nebraska Alumni Association for six years; and the chancellor’s director of external engagement where she completed her tenure at the university.

Biography

• Commercial Real Estate Broker with True Horizon Real Estate
• Gretna resident for 19 years
• Former President of Gretna Optimist Club
• Current member of Gretna Planning Commission
• Married with three children
• Coached several sports teams and taught religious education at St. Patrick Catholic Church
• Focused on economic development and fiscal responsibility

Please join us for a Strategic Visioning Meeting for Millard Rotary Club.

REGISTER BY SEPTEMBER 6!!

WHAT TO EXPECT THE DAY OF THE SCRAMBLE
10:30 am Registration Begins
Lunch Specials Available in the Pub
Purchase Mulligans and Raffle Tickets
Warm-up on Driving Range & Putting Green
11:30 am Shotgun Start for the Tournament
5:00 pm Dinner Served
5:30 pm Winners Announced
Flight Awards, Pin Prizes and Raffle Prizes

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Tera Thomas serves as the YMCA of Greater Omaha's Vice President of Advancement and has had a career within the YMCA in multiple states for over 20 years. Since 2003, she has helped to strengthen communities in Omaha, Iowa, Colorado and Kansas. She has held a variety of operational and association support roles and is very passionate about ensuring everyone has access to YMCA programs and services regardless of their background or income.

Stephanie Sullivan is the Food Bank’s Assistant Director of Marketing & Communications. She is responsible for the development, promotion, and coordination of content related to Food Bank for the Heartland’s mission. Stephanie has been immersed in the marketing and communication industry for more than fifteen years working in news, production, direct marketing, public relations, and advertising. She feels blessed to be part of the Food Bank team and help support Heartland neighbors in need.

Join us for a Golf wrap up meeting before the club meeting on Nov. 18th.

Please sign up with Bob Cannella to volunteer at Food Bank for the Heartland on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, 5pm to 7pm.

Email Bob by November 15 at rcannella@fitzlaw.com if you are able to help.

Details and instructions are below. 

Food Bank for the Heartland Volunteer Center
10525 J Street Omaha, NE 68127

Description:

A few things you should know:

• On the day of your volunteer shift, please park at the south side of our building. The volunteer entrance is at the southwest corner under the Food Bank for the Heartland awning and I, or another Food Bank employee, will be there to greet you!
• We encourage our volunteers to dress comfortably. Our Volunteer Center is climate controlled, so we recommend dressing in layers.

• Please make sure to wear a shirt with sleeves (no tank tops or cut offs). Many company volunteer groups wear company t-shirts to show their workplace pride!
• All volunteers must wear close toed shoes (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend wearing comfortable tennis shoes, as most of your session will involve standing.

• All volunteer tasks are assigned based on product availability and designed to “Feed the Greatest Need” of the Food Bank that day.
• Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. We do welcome younger children ages 10-15, but they must be supervised by an adult.

• If you would like to bring a child between the ages of 10 and 15 in to volunteer, there must be one adult to every five children present.

Please sign up with Bob Cannella to volunteer at Food Bank for the Heartland on Tuesday, December 17, 2024, 5pm to 7pm.

Email Bob by December 13 at rcannella@fitzlaw.com if you are able to help.

Details and instructions are below. 

Food Bank for the Heartland Volunteer Center
10525 J Street Omaha, NE 68127

Description:

A few things you should know:

• On the day of your volunteer shift, please park at the south side of our building. The volunteer entrance is at the southwest corner under the Food Bank for the Heartland awning and I, or another Food Bank employee, will be there to greet you!
• We encourage our volunteers to dress comfortably. Our Volunteer Center is climate controlled, so we recommend dressing in layers.

• Please make sure to wear a shirt with sleeves (no tank tops or cut offs). Many company volunteer groups wear company t-shirts to show their workplace pride!
• All volunteers must wear close toed shoes (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend wearing comfortable tennis shoes, as most of your session will involve standing.

• All volunteer tasks are assigned based on product availability and designed to “Feed the Greatest Need” of the Food Bank that day.
• Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. We do welcome younger children ages 10-15, but they must be supervised by an adult.

• If you would like to bring a child between the ages of 10 and 15 in to volunteer, there must be one adult to every five children present.

Please sign up with Bob Cannella to volunteer at Food Bank for the Heartland on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, 5pm to 7pm.

Email Bob by January 17 at rcannella@fitzlaw.com if you are able to help.

Details and instructions are below. 

Food Bank for the Heartland Volunteer Center
10525 J Street Omaha, NE 68127

Description:

A few things you should know:

• On the day of your volunteer shift, please park at the south side of our building. The volunteer entrance is at the southwest corner under the Food Bank for the Heartland awning and I, or another Food Bank employee, will be there to greet you!
• We encourage our volunteers to dress comfortably. Our Volunteer Center is climate controlled, so we recommend dressing in layers.

• Please make sure to wear a shirt with sleeves (no tank tops or cut offs). Many company volunteer groups wear company t-shirts to show their workplace pride!
• All volunteers must wear close toed shoes (no sandals or flip flops). We recommend wearing comfortable tennis shoes, as most of your session will involve standing.

• All volunteer tasks are assigned based on product availability and designed to “Feed the Greatest Need” of the Food Bank that day.
• Volunteers must be at least 16 years old. We do welcome younger children ages 10-15, but they must be supervised by an adult.

• If you would like to bring a child between the ages of 10 and 15 in to volunteer, there must be one adult to every five children present.