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2022 "FLAG" Bike Presentation

 

For the past nine (9) years, Stone Oak Rotary (SORC) has been privileged to have the opportunity to support and encourage a new group of students each year. Our goal is to improve the wellness of the students, as well as boost school attendance, which will enable the faculty and staff to provide the educational support and guidance to hopefully a larger population and enhance the Rotary focus on Literacy. 

SORC is proud to support for the Calendar School Year (10 months) at-risk (average School Ratings – 3/10) NEISD Elementary Schools (Walzem – 780 Students (9 Years), East Terrell Hills – 700 Students (7 Years) & Oak Grove Elementary - 410 Students (5 Years), in San Antonio, Texas.

SORC has made a commitment to donate to Walzem & East Terrell Hills and Oak Grove (22) twenty-two Bikes, helmets, and locks, (1) boys and (1) girls’ bike for each grade level, Pre-K - 5th grade for each school; Books for keepsake and "Essay Contests" (Bikes to the winners) to boost student Literacy; and "Poster Contests" (Soccer Balls to the winners), Fruit and Snow Cone Trucks, and Soccer Balls (for all students with Perfect Attendance at the end of the calendar school year)  to encourage “Perfect Attendance” to all three schools. Through this Project over the years, SORC donated (520) five-hundred & twenty bikes, helmets, and locks; (100+) one hundred grade level Books; (6,000) six-thousand Soccer Balls and (9,000) nine-thousand weekly meals. 

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FLAG service projects 2016/2017

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In Rotary  year 2016/2017, the Stone Oak Rotary Club conducted an extended Service Project at Walzem ,  East Terrell Hills and Elk Grove Elementary Schools called "FLAG".

FLAG stands for "Fitness, Literacy, Attendance, and Grades".

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Helping Morgan's Wonderland on Halloween

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It's Autumn again, which means we have lots of community service and involvement opportunities!  Our Rotary District is sponsoring a Halloween event and you can help out, bring your friends for some fantastic fun, exemplify "Service Above Self," and represent our club too!
 
Morgan's Wonderland "More Delightful Than Frightful"
  • Date: October 31, 2017
  • Location: Morgan's Wonderland
  • Who we are helping: a projected 3500 handicapped kids
  • What You can do to help:
  1. Man a candy booth for the safe treat from 4:30p-6:30p or 6:30p-8:30p
  2. Donate Candy (we will be collecting at the Club Assembly)
  3. You can also donate $ for candy purchases if you can't help out!
 
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Hurricane Harvey: Memo from District Governor Carol Holmes

August 28, 2017                                                                                                                                                                 
To:          All District 5840 Rotarians
From:     Carol Holmes, District Governor
Subject:  Information on Disaster Relief
 
I have been in constant contact with Jim Overman, our Disaster Chairperson, and it looks like, at this point, our District is in pretty good shape.  Just received an email from Carrie Campbell, Wimberley, and they have, so far, avoided flooding.
I have been asked where members can donate funds to Houston, Rockport, other locations.  These are the Districts and their contacts:
 
Read the full briefing at http://www.rotary5840.org/Stories/information-on-disaster-relief
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Congratulations

Congratulations to Yolanda "Yo" Delgado, our 2017-2018 President, who was nominated and accepted by the Academy of Creative Education as a member of the Academy Advisory Corporate Council in May 2017.
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2017 Stuff the Bus with Broadway Bank

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During the month of July, 2017 Stone Oak Rotary Club partnered with Broadway Bank for their Stuff the Bus service project.  Stone Oak Rotary President, Yolanda Delgado, Kate Novian, Board Secretary, and Mike Pacheco, Board Vice President and Broadway Bank Vice President-Market Manager for the Stone Oak Banking Center, donated school supplies at the bank following a board meeting.
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What We Accomplished in Rotary Year 2016/2017

2016 - 2017 Stone Oak Rotary Year in Review
Service
ACE - Academy of Creative Education Scholarships - (4) - $1,000 each
Alamo Heights Night
American Wounded Heroes - $200
Buffalo Soldiers Backpacks - (125)
Child Advocates San Antonio (CASA) - Stuffed Animals
Church Under the Bridge - $200
Fill the Pantry
Morgan's Wonderland - Halloween
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLC) - $200
Ronald Reagan High School Band - $100
San Antonio Women's' Shelter - "Baby Shower"
St. Thomas Episcopal School Choir - $200
The Shelf Foundation
VCTXSA - Ayres Halfway House - $500 & Soccer Balls
Youth Exchange-"Duda"
Holiday Adoption Programs
Christmas Gifts & Dinner Thanksgiving Dinner
Collection Programs
Baby Items
Food
Peanut Butter
Pop-Tarts
Stuffed Animals              
Fundraiser
Casino Night - $20,000 Profit
Grants
FLAG - Bikes - District - $2,500 FLAG - SP4KSA - District - $2,500
FLAG Program for Walzem. Oak Grove & East Terrell Hills Elementary
Fifty-two (52) - Bikes, helmets, locks
Three Hundred (300) - Soccer Balls
Two thousand, five hundred-fifty (2,550) - Snack Pack for Kids (SP4KSA)
Weekend Meals
Two (2) - Walzem - Nine (9) week - "Perfect Attendance" Awards
Social & Service
2nd Tuesday
Sister Club Support
Adviser\Assistant Planner of Community Project "CHANGE" (i.e. FLAG) for San Antonio Northwest Rotary Club
District Support
100% District Foundation Giving
Jaipur Limb Factory in India - One Hundred (100) Limbs - $1,260
Polio+-$500
RYLA - Rotary Youth Leadership Awards - $1,400
Awards
The State of Texas "Certificate of Recognition" presented by State Senator, District 26, Jose Menendez
Thanks
Alamo Head Injury Association - Helmets
Budget Movers - Bike Transportation
Gotta Ride Bikes - Portable Bike Shop & Helmets
Impact Urgent Care
Sam's Club#4914-Grant
San Antonio Scorpions - Soccer Balls
Target-Gift Card
Walmart #3391 - Bike Purchase & Assembly
Whataburger - Sunglasses
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Stone Oak Rotary Introduction

Welcome to 
Stone Oak Rotary Club

 

We are a small, vibrant, and diverse club.  Our membership is an even mix of men and women, ranging in age from late 20’s to late 70’s, from many different professional fields and backgrounds.  We have a passion for community service and networking, and we have fun doing it!  As a club, we are dedicated to helping the youth of our city by encouraging education through in-school programs, scholarships, and eradicating hunger in our schools.  We also engage in other service projects and with other clubs around San Antonio and the surrounding area to live out the Rotary message of “Service Above Self.” 

 

During the Covid-19 we are no longer able to meet as stated below at this time BUT WE ARE MEETING EVERY THURSDAY VIA ZOOM. If you would like to join in please contact our President Dr Erin Nevelow at 210-528-0377 or erinnevelow.rotary@gmail.com to make arrangements to attend.  We would LOVE to have YOU join us.heart

 

Our club meets at 12:00pm every Thursday at the Sonterra Country Club  in Stone Oak.  Come and visit us, enjoy a fantastic lunch, and see if you might like to join us! ON HOLD AT THIS TIMEsad

 

You can also contact our Membership Chair by e-mail at this no#: Mark Stillings at 210-772-3123

 

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Chuck Nattinger - Some Memories

Posted by Dean Bentle on Aug 07, 2013
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Nattinger was a great provider of stability, time, love

By Safiya Merchant, Staff Writer : August 7, 2013 : Updated: August 7, 2013 7:41pm

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One of C.M. “Chuck” Nattinger's goals as a parent was teaching his kids the value of a work ethic.

His sons, Mark and Scott, remember how when they were kids, he always made them participate in family projects over the weekend. These projects ranged from landscaping to cleaning the garage. As Scott remembers it, just when they thought they were done, their father would find one more task for them to complete.

“And then Dad would find one more thing and it wasn't to be mean, it was so that we all spent time together,” said 45-year-old Scott Nattinger. “The most important thing to him was time. You know, everybody talks about what great providers their parents are and everything and they're always talking about money. My Dad was a great provider of stability, time, love.”

C.M. “Chuck” Nattinger died Aug. 1 from brain cancer at the Regent Care Center of San Antonio. He was 71.

He was born in December 1941 in Edinburg. He graduated from Edcouch-Elsa High School in 1960, where he ran track and played football and basketball. During his senior year, his football team went undefeated.

After graduating high school, he headed to Texas A&I University, now Texas A&M-Kingsville, where he was a member of ROTC. He graduated in 1964.Nattinger never agreed with the name change. It was always A&I to him, his son Scott said.

Nattinger served in the U.S. Army from 1964 to 1967, and spent 13 months in Vietnam. He was a part of the signal corps. His son, Mark Nattinger, 48, said his father was a patriotic man who would often tear up when 'The Star-Spangled Banner' was played.

After his time in the military, Nattinger worked for Exxon for 22 years. Just last year, he retired from his position as CEO of RCI Technologies in San Antonio.

According to his wife, Sandy Thompson, Nattinger was very close to his family, including both his children from his first marriage and his stepchildren from his second marriage to Sandy.

“He was charming and witty and sweet ... very, very family man,” Thompson said. “That was his first love ... family.”

Nattinger was a member of the Rotary Club of Stone Oak as well as the San Antonio Manufacturers Association. Nattinger and Thompson were also longtime members of a Sunday school class at Alamo Heights United Methodist Church dedicated to those who had divorced and remarried.

For his son Scott, one of his father's most prominent personality traits was that he was a truly caring person.

“What Dad did very well is he made people around him feel special,” Scott Nattinger said. “He listened to what they said, and he made everybody around him feel like this guy is one of my best friends.”

smerchant@express-news.net

 

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END POLIO NOW

Posted by Dean Bentle on Aug 15, 2012
Polio Plus is alive and well in District 5840!   Results so far this year are wonderful in total numbers and an increasing problem in certain areas.   India remains polio free!!!!!!!     Nigeria has 62 new cases so far this year compared to a total of 24 cases all of 2011.  Pakistan had 62 new cases in all of 2011 and only 28 new cases this year.   Afghanistan has 16 new cases so far this year compared to 11 cases all of last year.   The progress to eradicate polio is moving rapidly and very strong in most places.  

111 new cases of polio year to date in 2012 compared to 309 new cases of polio year to date in 2011.   The final inch is closing.  Perhaps it is more like the final quarter inch.


Rotary has a new website 
www.endpolio.org       Please use it.   There will be a link to the new website on the District 5840 web page.

Keep your contributions coming!!!


John Hutcherson

PolioPlus Chair
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End Polio Now

Posted by Dean Bentle

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After 25 years of hard work, Rotary and its partners are on the brink of eradicating this tenacious disease, but a strong push is needed now to root it out once and for all. It is a window of opportunity of historic proportions. To learn more about Rotary International's involvement in this effort go to the Rotary International - End polio website at www.rotary.org/en/EndPolio.

 
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Holiday Adopt a Family Project

Posted by Kenneth Cooper

The Stone Oak Rotary is "adopting" a family for the Holiday.

 

We would like to provide a "Holiday Dinner", as well as some gift items on their "Wishlist".

 

Please contact Margaret Porter regarding Wishlist donations.

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Security and Integrity of Your Data

Posted by Kent Kirkman
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ClubRunner secures all your private information using the latest security technologies. Hosted in a world class data centre with redundant power, Internet backbones and 24/7 security and monitoring, you can rest assured that your club data is safe and protected. Your members' contact information is secured behind unique logins and passwords. Access to information is also restricted, for example, a member can only view the list of members, but can modify his or her own personal information.

Data on the server is protected by TCP/IP filtering, firewall and anti-virus software that protect against any unauthorized intrusion. Backups of data are made daily and stored off-site.

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