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MILLARD ROTARY WILL NOT MEET JUNE11.Instead - attend our annual golf outing at Oak Hills.Details below.Next Club meeting June 18th. |
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MILLARD ROTARY WILL NOT MEET JUNE 4. The air conditioning is not working at the German American Society. We look forward to seeing you at the Golf Outing June 11 or the next club meeting June 18. THANK YOU! |
Jun 08, 2018 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM The Union for Contemporary Art 2423 North 24th St. Come support a non-profit, an incredibly changing neighborhood and some contemporary art Thank you to our generous sponsors: Auction Solutions, Kandis K Schissel with Merrill Lynch, HOPE organizing and Wine Styles Event price is $30. Pay with cash, check, FastPass or use a credit card at the button below. Checks can be mailed to : This event is hosted by the Rotary Club of Omaha. |
Join Millard Rotary to plant trees at 177th and Francis in Lakeside. Bring a shovel. Wear your Rotary shirt if you have one. Wednesday, May 30th at 3:00pm |
Join us for a Rotary Social with Millard Rotary, Omaha Morning Rotary and Northwest Rotary.
May 16, 2018 Make-up credits will be awarded. SIGN UP HERE
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Our annual Millard scholarship process is occurring on Tuesday, April 24. ALL SPOTS ARE FILLED. Each participating Rotarian earns 2 attendance credits and has an awesome morning getting to meet some pretty great youth at MNHS, MSHS and MWHS. Use the link below to check the schedule. Contact Kim Saum-Mills with questions. (ksaummills@mpsomaha.org) Thanks! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HXR16kqwt8qFgROJavSG4sf5K2M6yzONKEywDkQOxnk/edit?usp=sharing |
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We would like each member to invite a prospect to join you for Rotary April 30th. The program will highlight Millard Rotary activities and involvement in the community.  |
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Volunteers are needed from 4:15pm - 7pm to help distribute food Thursday, March 15, 2018 Ron Witt Support Services Center - West End 13737 Industrial Road, Omaha, NE ALL VOLUNTEERS MUST BE AT LEAST AGE 18 Please use this link to sign up
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UPDATE: Ray Klinginsmith had to cancel his appearance at Anthony's / Suburban Rotary March 15th at noon They will have a different keynote speaker from the NAYEN Conference instead. |
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Millard Rotary is sorry to report the passing of a long time member, Joe Elliott. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers. Joe's obituary as posted in the Omaha World Herald is as follows.  Elliott, Joseph W. Jan 1, 1929 - Jan 16, 2018 Joseph W. Elliott, age 89, passed away peacefully surrounded by family. Born and raised in Fergus Falls, MN, attended Univ of North Dakota on a sports scholarship where he earned his undergraduate and law degrees. Joe was married 63 years to Beverly Marson Elliott. Moving their family to Omaha in 1960, they raised four grateful children. Joe was a huge sports enthusiast and avid golfer as anyone who knew him would agree. He loved his Huskers, followed numerous college and high school sports, and coached kids whenever he could. He held several high school track records for years and was inducted into their Hall of Fame. He loved to talk sports and spend time with family at his cabins in MN and NE. He was active at Christ the King as founder of Sports Club, nocturnal adoration and bridge club. His love for the insurance business led him to successful top positions at Aetna, Cornhusker Casualty, and InsPro. A lifetime influential insurance man, he continued to work in the insurance community into his 80's lobbying for the PIA of NE. He was a long-time Rotarian. Another passion was the Boy Scouts. An Eagle/Silver Beaver recipient, he spent countless hours in all aspects including Scoutmaster, merit badge counselor, and local committee member. Joe made friends instantly through his business, sports, church and daily life with his witty, humorous and inquisitive personality. He led by integrity in all aspects of his life. He leaves many memories and will be missed by all who knew him. Joe was preceded in death by his parents, brother, and wife. He is survived by children: Marti (Mark), Gregg, Jeff (Suzanne), and Jodee; sister, Mary; 11 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews and relatives; and scores of friends. VIGIL SERVICE was Friday, Jan. 19th at 7pm at the West Center Chapel. MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL was Saturday, January 20th, at 10am at Christ the King Catholic Church, 654 S. 86th St. In lieu of flowers and gifts, memorials to Alzheimer's Association. HEAFEY-HOFFMANN-DWORAK- CUTLER, WEST CENTER CHAPEL 7805 W. Center Rd. 402-391-3900 www.heafeyheafey.com |
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Due to weather conditions, Millard Rotary and the Board Meeting, will be canceled today.You can see our cancelation policy in the story below.We appreciate your understanding.Be Safe!! |
Volunteers of all ages are invited to help package meals for the hungry in Omaha with Omaha Against Hunger (formerly Kids Against Hunger) on Saturday, February 17th. Young children can have step stools and folks who need to sit can also do that.February 17, 2018 8am - 2:15pm Omaha Against Hunger Warehouse 2544 S. 156th Circle Omaha, NE 68130 |
REMINDER:No Rotary Meetings on Dec. 25 or January 1.Be sure to sign up HERE for the January 8th Meeting with Tom Osborne. |
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 Millard Rotary will host Tom Osborne on Janaury 8th to talk about Teammates. Your registration is appreciated so that we can have an accurate count. Feel free to bring guests! |
Please be sure to send in your Roto Contribution and Tickets by Dec. 18 in order to participate in the drawing.Remember, this contribution helps fund the scholarships we give out annually.Thank you for your support! |
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Monday, December 18th we will be having our 6th Annual Millard Rotary White Elephant Gift Exchange. If you are not familiar of what a white elephant gift exchange is, here is a brief run down. Participants will draw a number from a hat when you arrive to determine the gift choice order, starting with one, up to the total number of participants. Each person takes a turn choosing a gift. The first person picks a gift, opens it and shows it to the rest of the group. Then the person that drew number two can either pick an unopened gift or “steal” a previously opened gift. If the gift was “stolen,” the person who had their gift taken from them gets to choose another gift and then the turn passes to the next number. The gift exchange continues until all gifts have been opened. The person that drew number 1 also gets to go last.
Here are a couple of simple house rules: Please bring a wrapped gift with a value of no more than $20 to participate. A gift cannot be “stolen” more than two times. |
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Happy Birthday! Ralph Palmer, December 2nd Lowell Thrasher, December 23rd |
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Millard Rotary will be helping to recycle Christmas Trees again this year. Sunday, December 31 and Saturday, January 6th at 156th and “F”-By the football fields. We will have four two-hour shifts each day, 8-10, 10-12, 12-2, 2-4. As always, make up credits will be awarded for your help. Thank you! |
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