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Several years ago, Lynn Rotarian and local lawyer Harvey Rowe Jr., the President of Panakio Adjusters, was looking for a way to provide service to the less fortunate. For many years, Rowe, the longtime chairman of the Board for My Brother’s Table Soup Kitchen in Lynn, had traveled to places like Quito, Ecuador, and Juarez, Mexico, to work for Habitat for Humanity and once accompanied a youth group on a service trip to Pittsburg. He had read in his church bulletin about a mission trip to Appalachia to work with poor white Americans living in the hills of West Virginia and Kentucky. “I wanted to help these people,”said Rowe, “but I also wanted to understand what happens in the lives of the poor and the psychological impact that spiritual and material poverty has on their children.” So when Rowe returned from first journey to eastern Kentucky in 201, he was determined to actively recruit his fellow Rotarians and friends to join with him in this worthwhile mission. Rowe first approached his friend, Ray Bastarache, past President of the Lynn Rotary Club, to jump on board four years ago and since Rotary Satellite Club members, Bill Reilly and Mike Clancy, have eagerly joined the group. Sally Chapman of Lynn has also made the service trip to Appalachia.
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On July 11, 2017, Marion Spark, President 2017-2018 of the Newburyport Rotary presided over her first official meeting. She presented Peter Doyle, Past President 2016-2017, with an honorary gavel. She also presented outgoing Secretary, Nikki Meisenheimer, with a Rotary polo shirt, thanking her for her years of service as club secretary.
The Medford Rotary Club is proud to announce the installation of its new officers and directors on June 22, hosted by the Century Bank, Medford. The club met for an evening of awards and leadership recognition. Outgoing President Bob Kaminer passed the gavel to newly elect President, Attorney, Richard Michienzi. Richard is celebrating 28 years as a member of the Medford Club. Other officers elected include, President Elect, John Murphy, Vice President, Anne Powers, Attendance Secretary, Jack Hayes, Secretary, Cheryl Staude, and Treasurer, Allan Martorana. 
Has your club recently hosted an event or project or are you planning something in the near future that you would like to share with your fellow District 7930 Rotarians?
