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RIFLE RAFFLE WINNERS
GRAND PRIZE: BOB RICKS
1ST PRIZE: TARA COYLE
2ND PRIZE: BOBBIE PETERS
3RD PRIZE: PACKARD POLIN
Allie Raugust
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership
Rotary Int'l (TRF) & Club Foundation
Community Service Director
International Service Director
Youth Service Director
Social Director
Club Service Director
Club Administration (Database)
President Elect
Immediate Past President
All are Welcome - Especially You!
On Tuesday December 20th The Rotary club of Prescott and Prescott Frontier Rotary joined together to deliver gifts to seniors at Mountain View Manor. These seniors have no one, and really needed to someone to bring the christmas cheer to their hearts. The employees of the home said they had never seen so many gifts for their residents, it was heartwarming to see the smiles on the seniors faces.
L-R. Andrea Reid, Joe Sweeney, Sloan Gallipeo, Barbara Williams, Natasha Prescott, Candace Tomlinson, Linda Sweeney, Ron Williams, Wendi Lancy (Coordinator) and Carl Marsh. Taking photo is Mike Payson.
On December 10th the Prescott Rotary clubs gathered to help sort food brought from generous neighboorhoods all over Prescott. We filled up the Community cupbard u-haul to the brim and even filled another school bus for The Mayer School District. It was so wonderful to see so many people helping those who need it most during this time of year.
Rotarians from the three Prescott clubs run consessions stand for those looking for employement with the VA Hospital.
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Prescott, AZ 86305
United States of America