Rotary awards Cornerstone Theater Arts $250
Rotary Board of Directors awarded $250 to Goshen's Cornerstone Theater Arts for their continuing commitment to the arts in Goshen. (Director Vince McCormack is seen presenting the check to CTA Treasurer Drew Smith.) ____________________________________________________
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2023 01 19.jpg) Today’s meeting of The Rotary Club of Goshen, NY was held at Delancey's Bar & Restaurant President Neal Frishberg opened the meeting today. The Invocation was led by Harry followed by The Pledge of Allegiance and Five Way Test Guests & Visitors 
Meeting Notes Pres. Neil inducted two new members into the Club: Doris and Ken Obremski. Both were former members of this club (Doris from 1993 to 2019; President 2001) and Ken (from 1969 to 2020; and President1975 & 2019). Both are Past District Governors.  50/50 
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Sgt today was Luis..... -Marty somehow forgot his Rotary pin and paid a buck. -Neil was happy that Noel was his guest. -Noel graciously acknowledged his late arrival. -Harry hopefully hopes that the Giants will win on Saturday. -Rob is grateful that today’s rain is not snow. -Ron is happy that Doris and Ken are back. -Mark agreed with Ron. -Marty also agreed with Ron and also suggested that this rain is not great for skiers. -Paul is enjoying being a member. -Rolly donated 1$ to celebrate his birthday – also sad that Ron did not mention that it was his birthday. -Ron did pay up for his birthday. -Betty Ann must have been so happy for Ron’s 65 birthday she anted up $5. She was also happy for today’s high attendance.  Hannah introduced our speaker – Dr. Jim Salvucci. Jim is the founder and President of Guidance for Greatness. Following a long career in higher education as an English Professor. In 2020 he founded his business to “help good people become great”. One of his goals is to answer the question of what makes a good boss. He talked about the four C’s to be a great leader:
Thank you Jim for a worthwhile and interesting presentation. The many comments and questions asked attest to the interest of the members. MEETING ADJOURNED @ 1:30 P.M.
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Flags for Heroes
Please join us Sunday, 10/30, 11:00 AM at the Charles J. Everett Memorial Park (Main St & S. Church St). There will be a ceremony to open the 2022 Flags for Heroes Event. Presentation is sponsored by The Rotary Club of Goshen NY. __________________________________________________
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Flags For Heroes 2022
 October 30 - Nov 19, 2022The Flags are coming out again!You can be a part of our community’s tribute to the heroes in our lives – past and present. This is your opportunity to honor your personal hero. It could be a member of the military, police, fire, or other first responders who put their lives on the line for us every day. It could be a teacher, coach, mentor, community leader, parent, child, or anyone who has been a hero in your life.
For an application please follow this link: https://goshennyrotary.org/event/2022-flags-for-heroes/
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Sharon Toney-Finch
Sharon Toney-Finch, YIT Foundation Founder The Yerik Israel Toney Foundation strives to raise awareness of premature births, offer assistance to preemies (and their families), and provide a place to stay or transportation while the babies are in NICU. We also help homeless and low-income military service veterans in need of living assistance. Founded in 2016, the Yerik Israel Toney Foundation is a non profit full 501(c)3 foundation based in Monticello, New York (Sullivan County) which helps families with premature newborns (“preemies”), military service veterans and their families. We help provide housing, healthcare and other necessary assistance to veterans who need our help. |
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Susan Ndiaye, Ticks! Oh My!!
Susan Ndiaye, TICKS! Susan gave us a very informative presentation about these lurking little arachnids that are part of the mite superorder Parasitiformes. Scary right? But these little guys are present in all our outdoor areas. We all need to be aware of the damage these little things can cause. She explained how to identify the different types, then how to protect yourself and if necessary, the proper way to remove these little pests! For more info go to dontgettickedny.org Thanks again Susan and Mary Presutti. _______________________________________________________________
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Rotary Gives to Goshen
Rotary Gives to GoshenPast President Mark Gargiulo presents John Strobl of The Goshen Food Pantry a check for $1000. __________________________________________________________
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Rotary Gives to Goshen
Rotary Gives to GoshenPast President Rob McLean presents The Goshen Humane Society with a check for $400. ________________________________________________________________________
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Rotary Gives to Goshen
Rotary Gives to GoshenPast-President Mark Gargiulo presents CEO of Catholic Charites of Orange & Ulster Counties, Shannon Kelly a check for $1000. __________________________________________________________
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Rotary Gives to Goshen
Rotary Gives to GoshenPast President Mark Gargiulo presents a check for $500. to The Goshen Garden Club President Donna Drybred to continue their mission of beautifying Goshen! ________________________________________________
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New Logo
New logo for 2022-23The 2022-23 presidential theme logo was designed by renowned Australia-based Indigenous artist Riki Salam to represent RI President Jennifer Jones’ theme and initiatives. The logo represents key elements of Rotary while honoring the Indigenous culture: • The circle signifies connections to one another. • The dots around the circle represent people, one for each of our areas of focus. • The circle and the dots together become a navigation star, which signifies Rotary’s guiding light. • The solid line underneath signifies a digging stick used for hard work — a tool that Rotary’s people of action use to get things done. ___________________________________________________________
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2022 GAW Rotary Road Race
2022 GAW Rotary Road RaceThank you to all who participated. For results please follow this link to the Timing Co.... For photos please follow this link to the Rotary Club of Goshen website....     Mr. Harry Grout____________________________________
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2022 Scholarship Winners
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New Eagle Scout
New Eagle Scout Kevin PalacinoRolly Peacock III (Club Treasurer & Scout Coordinator) congratulates new Eagle Scout Kevin Palacino, Troop 62. Rotary Club of Goshen, NY is the Charter Organization. ____________________________________________________________
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2022 Dictionary Project
2022 Dictionary ProjectDue to the coronavirus precautions, we had to drop off our Annual Gift of Dictionaries for our Third Graders. The dictionaries were distributed by the Faculty at The Goshen Intermediate School. Thank you to the 3rd Grade teachers....  _______________________________________________________________
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James O'Donnell, Speaker
Jim O'DonnellOrange County Legislator -
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2022 Great American Weekend 5/10K Goshen Rotary RunRace
Pricing – Online Registration Only!
RACE START: 8:00 AM Race Time, July 2nd, 2022 Orange County Government Center - 255 Main Street Goshen NY BIB PICK-UP: Friday July 1st , 5:00 to 7:00 PM Cataract Fire House, Green Street Saturday July 2nd 6.30 to 8.00 AM Orange County Government Center, 255 Main Street Register by June 15th, 2022 to guarantee race shirt. RACE DAY PARKING: Orange County Government Center parking lot – enter from Scotchtown Ave. COURSES: Both races start at the same time and place at the Government Center, 255 Main Street. 5K: Left on Erie Street, left on Main Street, right on Orange Ave, right on Parkway, left at Old Chester Road, back on Old Chester Road, right on Park Place and finishes in front of the Surrogate Courthouse. 10K: Left on Erie Street, left on Main Street, right on Orange Ave, right on Parkway, Left on Arthur Place, left at McBride Place, left at Orange Ave, right on Main Street, right at Craigville Rd, right at Knoell Rd., right on Old Chester Rd., back onto South Church St., and finishes in front of the Surrogate Courthouse on Park Place. Both the 5k and 10k are certified courses. Measurements were completed by Brian Cavanagh. 10K Certification ID - NY18047JG 5K Certification ID - NY18948JG AWARDS: Awards will be presented at the Surrogate Courthouse on Park Place to the top 3 overall males and females in the 5k and 10k events. Additional awards will be presented three deep in the age divisions. Divisions: 10 and under; 11-15; 16-19; 20-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60-69; 70+   Harry & Shirley Grout  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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Flags For Heroes 2021October 30 - Nov 20, 2021The Flags are coming out again!You can be a part of our community’s tribute to the heroes in our lives – past and present. This is your opportunity to honor your personal hero. It could be a member of the military, police, fire, or other first responders who put their lives on the line for us every day. It could be a teacher, coach, mentor, community leader, parent, child, or anyone who has been a hero in your life.
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Heroes Run
Goshen Rotary 5K/10K Heroes Run on Sept. 11, 2021 Join the Goshen Rotary 5K/10K Heroes Run on Saturday Sept. 11, 2021. USATF certified courses and T-shirts to the first 500 registered runners Register early and save! Through July 31st registration fee for the 5K is $20, for the 10K is $25. This run is identical to our longtime Great American Weekend Run with start at Government Center and finish on Park Place. For details and to register: www.raceentry.com All race proceeds help us to help others! This race is hosted by the Goshen Rotary Club - a member of Rotary International. Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who come together to make positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad. Visit www.goshennyrotary.org and www.rotary.org. Sponsorships are welcomed! Current Sponsors are: United Hospice, Garnet Health, Wallkill Valley Federal and Tool Factory Outlet. Thank you for your support!   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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New Logo for 2021-2
RI President-elect Shekhar Mehta is urging members to become more involved in service projects, saying that caring for and serving other is the best way to live because it changes not only other people’s lives, but also our own. ______________________________________________
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2021 (12th) Dictionary Project
For 12 years, The Rotary Club of Goshen, NY has gifted and presented annually, dictionaries - English & Spanish - to all Third Graders at Goshen Intermediate School and St. John School. Goshen Rotarian Dictionary Project Chair, Allen Zick reported that the distribution of the dictionaries is normally done in person in January or February by several Rotarians. However, due to COVID-19 related restrictions, the dictionaries were delivered to the schools in May and distributed by the teachers. The photos that accompany this story where taken by Jennifer Capozzi and Jennifer Hopkins and show students in their class at the Intermediate School. The teachers also wrote a note of Thanks to Goshen Rotary..... "Dear Goshen Rotary Club, Our class was so excited to receive their dictionaries today. Many of them said that they didn't have one at home, and they quickly opened it up and looked through it. They couldn't believe that they could keep it! We talked about it's many uses and they loved the maps and fact sheets in the back. Thank you for thinking of us each year, and for giving our Third Graders this valuable tool. Sincerely, Mrs. Capozzi's and Ms. Hopkins' class"   ____________________________________________________________________________
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Goodbye COVID
We are going to try an "in person" meeting at The Otterkill Golf & Country Club on April 15, 2021. We need you to reply/contact Secretary Ron and let him know if you are interested/attending. (We need a belly count to order the lunches).   __________________________________________________________
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2020 Coat Drive
2020 Coat Drive UnderwayPlease drop off any size, male or female, any style coat or jacket at 252 Main St, Goshen, NY 10924. And say Hi! to our Amy...... ____________________________________________ |
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Old Stone Schoolhouse Cleanup
Old Stone Schoolhouse Cleanup ProjectFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia............ District School No. 9, sometimes referred to as the Old Stone Schoolhouse, is located on NY 17A 1.4 mile (2.3 km) south of Goshen, New York. One of the first schools in the county, it remained in use for well over a century, possibly two.[2] It is believed to be both the oldest and longest-used one-room schoolhouse in the United States.
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Flags For Heroes (2020)
Marie Dwyer’s hero is the late husband of her niece Larry Gabler. “He was kind, generous, smart and just a wonderful man,” Dwyer said. Thanks to the Goshen Rotary, a flag will be erected in Gabler’s honor at the Charles J. Everett Memorial Park at Main Street and South Church Street in Goshen. Rotary Secretary Ron Klieverik estimates there will be among 150 to 200 Flags for Heroes displayed there from Sunday, Nov. 1, through Sunday, Nov. 22, following an 11 a.m. Nov. 1 presentation. This year’s Flags for Heroes, Goshen Rotary’s first try at this popular event, coincides with Veterans Day, Nov. 11. In addition to heroes who have served in the military, it will honor police, fire and other first responders, doctors and nurses who have been on the frontline against COVID-19. No limits on heroism..... |
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News 10/13/20 We are back! We meet outdoors (weather permitting) at The Otterkill Golf & Country Club. All Covid prevention steps are observed by members & staff. Includes six persons at a ten person table; face masks when standing etc.. We have a lot of business to discuss and your presence is requested Thursday 10/15 at The Otterkill Golf & Country Club....lunch is catered by Erin  You can be a part of our community’s tribute to the heroes in our lives – past and present. This is your opportunity to honor your personal hero. It could be a member of the military, police, fire, or other first responders who put their lives on the line for us every day. It could be a teacher, coach, mentor, community leader, parent, child, or anyone who has been a hero in your life.
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New Eagle Scout
Rolly Peacock (our Scout Coordinator) is with Yuval Fogelman, Troop 62 during his promotion ceremony to Eagle Scout. Held at Camp Helt at Campbell Hall on 10/10/20. |
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Visit from Tony Marmo (New District Gov.)
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Obituary of Dean Purdy
Obituary of Dean Purdy Dean D. Purdy, 54, of Washingtonville, NY, passed away on September 14th, 2020. Dean was born in Newburgh, NY, on November 9, 1965 to the late Ronald F and Beatrice (Schmidt) Purdy, Sr. Dean served his country and is a US Army veteran. He was an active member of the Rotary Club, Goshen New York. Dean loved education and earned his MBA in business from Mount Saint Mary College, Newburgh, New York. He enjoyed his career as a financial advisor for both New York Life and The Purdy Group. Dean was also an avid skier, camper, and had a passion for the outdoors. He loved to play soccer and was a coach for the Washingtonville Soccer Club when the children were young. Dean was a loving husband, a wonderful father, and a friend to everyone he came in contact with. His outgoing personality was one of a kind.
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Richard (Dick) Durland
Obituary of Richard Clinton DurlandOctober 21, 1943 - June 29, 2020 Campbell Hall, NY Richard Clinton Durland of Campbell Hall passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loved ones on June 29, 2020. He was 76 years old. He was born in Troy, NY to Harold and Rhyle Phillips Durland on October 21, 1943. He was married to the love of his life Maria M. Pennings of Goshen on May 31, 1975. They shared 45 wonderful years together. He was a 1961 graduate of Middletown High School and a 1965 graduate of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ. Dick served in the U.S. Army from May 1968 to May 1970. He was stationed in Okinawa during the Vietnam war. In October 2019 he had the privilege of being part of the Honor Flight to Washington DC along with his brother, Phil and his two sons, Kevin and Eric and his nephew, Kyle. After serving in the army he started working at the Goshen Savings Bank and worked there for 29 years, retiring as Vice President. After his retirement he worked for Provident Bank and the Bank Of America. He also loved his job as courier for the Horizon Medical Group. Being a real "people person" he made it his mission to remember the names of all the girls who worked in the many Horizon offices. |
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We're Back!
We're Back!We held an in person Club Meeting on 9/3/20 at The Otterkill Golf & Country Club. There were 19 Members and 2 guests present
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Edward (Ted) Berry
Obituary of Edward L. Berry Edward Lloyd Berry, who resided in Goshen, NY for 57 years, entered into eternal peace on Feb 24, 2020. He was born in Montclair, NJ to Edward L and Isabell Berry on Jan. 16, 1939. He was married to his high school sweetheart, Mary Lee, for 53 years until her death in 2014. Together they lovingly raised three children and doted on their twelve grandchildren. He was a very active member of the Goshen community. He spent his entire career in the insurance industry and was business owner of Wallace & Berry Insurance Agency in Goshen and Monroe. He was committed to serving the community he loved in a volunteer capacity by being a member of Rotary (44 years), Mason's, Jaycees and the First Presbyterian church. |
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RYLA RYLA is a five-day conference for sophomores in high school throughout the Hudson Valley, which teaches the importance of positivity, confidence and leadership. Through unique icebreakers, fun-filled events, and interactive presentations from special guests, students walk away with countless memories and valuable knowledge - many RYLA alum have credited the conference with their success in college and in their careers. RYLA continues to inspire students to shape their communities year after year. RYLA 2020Qualified candidates are high school students finishing their sophomore year who demonstrate the potential to benefit from a program designed to nurture and instill confidence in their leadership skills and abilities. Your club may sponsor a maximum of FIVE students, at a cost of $400 per student. |
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Jane's Purse
Jane's Purse Donations JANE MARIE UNHJEM (July 31, 1952 - August 19, 2012) Goshen, NY...... Jane Marie Unhjem died August 19, 2012 in Stony Brook, NY, from injuries sustained in the crash of a small airplane. Jane was a resident of Goshen for more than 33 years. She started her teaching career at Scotchtown Avenue School in Goshen as a remedial reading teacher before becoming a classroom teacher in 1980. When she became the Reading Specialist in the school a year later, she started the popular "Parents as Reading Partners" program, which continues even today. As she returned to teaching after maternity leaves for the adoption of her daughter, Gayle, from Korea in 1985, and the birth of her son, Matthew, in 1987, Jane worked as a special education teacher and administrator for the Pine Bush School District. She then became Director of Staff Development for Monroe-Woodbury School District in 1998. She returned to Goshen Central School District as Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Development in 2004. Jane was a vibrant educator and leader with an infectious energy that affected everyone around her. In leading the instructional programs for Goshen, she was a passionate advocate for the music and arts programs, and took an active interest in all of the school's activities. She often referred to herself as the "assistant superintendent in charge of ushers and usherettes" at the district's various performances. She is remembered for her enthusiasm for her work, and radiant smile. |
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So once again! There are workers and there is a "Supervisor"
Goshen has taken to heart the decision at the national level of the male-only Boy Scouts of America to include girls from 11 to 17 years old.
So far, five girls have joined Troop 62, a long-established Boy Scout troop, currently chartered by Goshen Rotary.
Why would girls want to join a troop of Boy Scouts?
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Evanston Ill., Rotary International announced on 3 June a three-year partnership renewal with its disaster relief project partner, ShelterBox. For almost 20 years, this unique humanitarian alliance has supported families with a place to call home after disaster.
Rotary is a global network whose members take action to make a lasting difference in their communities – and worldwide. ShelterBox provides emergency shelters and other essential items to support families who have lost their homes in disaster.
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They are in Banff Rotary Park, Alberta, Canada
Not to be outdone, Rob stopped off at a meeting in San Jose, CA
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Welcome to the 2019-2020 Rotary Year. I am honored to be your District Governor and look forward to working with everyone.
As we begin this journey together, first let’s thank outgoing DG Chrissy for her time and dedication to our District. We hope she has enjoyed her year as District Governor and will continue to “Be The Inspiration “.
The 2019-2020 Rotary International Theme is “Rotary Connects The World”. Truly an appropriate theme for an organization, that through it’s global network, provides so much good to the world. Let’s all continue to seek out opportunities, not only to connect with Rotary Clubs outside of our District but to connect with clubs within our District as well.
This Rotary year will bring with it some exciting changes. Change can sometimes be challenging as we are moving away from what has been familiar to us. However, change is needed for our organization to move forward and thrive in today’s world. One of the most obvious changes will be to our District website. We will be focusing on the great work that is accomplished by our District’s Clubs. Each month we will highlight a few clubs that have excelled through service projects, membership drives or areas of focus. Our district is filled with amazing Rotarians who do extraordinary work. Let’s learn and grow from these best practices. District Communication Chair, Leo Kaytes, has spent the last several months looking at ways to improve our website and make it more user-friendly. Leo will be improving the layout, adding links for ease of use and updating important information. In addition to the changes with the website, we have a new Wellness and Recovery Initiative, adding District Service Days and District Conference is moving to the fall. More information on these changes and others will follow over the next few months. In addition to resources and tools to be provided for your clubs benefit.
As we navigate this year together through our wonderful organization, please be mindful of a few things. First, we are all “People of Action” with a common goal of “Service Above Self”, here to support one another, provide encouragement and create positive change. Second, working together we can accomplish far more collectively than working alone. There is no “I” in team. Finally, at the end of this Rotary year my hope is we all will stand proudly together, knowing our District’s Clubs are stronger than when our journey began. For in the end, that is our one primary goal.
DG Cindie Kish
cindie.rotary@gmail.com
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 THE CREW! (standing l-r) Vince McCormack, Chris Tippin, Ken Obremski and Rolly Peacock. (Kneeling l-r) Mark Gargiulo, Ron Klieverik and Pat Foley. |  "What do you mean the instructions are upside down? |
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Pres. Ken gives Ed Garling, Chairman of the Rotary Foundation, a check for $4000. The Rotary Foundation is a non-profit corporation that supports the efforts of Rotary International to achieve world understanding and peace through international humanitarian, educational, and cultural exchange programs. 
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Interact Club members Stephanie Dahowski, Chris Fini and Mary Quinn unpack food at the Goshen Food Pantry.
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Joseph F. (Coach) Bayno of Goshen, a former professional baseball player, high school baseball and basketball coach at Valley Central High School and John S. Burke Catholic High School, passed away peacefully at Orange Regional Medical Center in the presence of his family who gathered from all parts of the country. He recently celebrated his 84th birthday with a huge party attended by family and friends.
Coach Bayno retired in 1991, after 31 years as a physical education teacher at Valley Central where he was also the head coach of varsity baseball for 23 years starting in 1968. He was twice-named Coach of the Year by The Times Herald-Record and was inducted into the Valley Central sports Hall of Fame in 2011.
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.JPG) | Goshen Senior Center, Program Coordinator Bonnie Mayefsky receives a $500 check from President-Elect Mark Gargiulo |
.jpeg) | Goshen Cub Scout Pack 62 Master, Tara Connell receives a check for $250 from Rolly Peacock, Treasurer |
.JPG) | Goshen Boy Scout Troop 62, Treasurer Debbie Gitner receives a check for $250 from Rolly Peacock, Treasurer |
.jpg) | Goshen Volunteer Ambulance Corp (GOVAC), George Lyons receives a check for $250 from Rolly Peacock, Treasurer |
The Goshen Rotary Scholarship Fund Committee awarded this year:
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 | The Goshen Rotary granted the The Goshen Rotary Scholarship Fund $3500. |
 | Orange & Ulster BOCES, "Take-a-Book, Leave-a-Book Project" - $500. |
 | Mental Health Association of Orange County - $250. |
 | The Rotary Foundation - $3000. |
 | First Presbyterian Church of Goshen - $250. |
 | SUNY Orange Foundation - $1000 |
 | House on The Hill - Agri-Business Child Development - $250 |
Dominican Hall Adult Program - $250. |
 | Village of Goshen Police - $150. |
 | Cataract Engine & Hose Fire Company - $250. |
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 | Color for Kids Program - $250 |
 | Goshen Food Pantry - $500 |
 | Town of Goshen Police - $150 |
| That's $41,650 to our Community! |
On Saturday, 5/12/18, members of The Rotary Club of Goshen, NY met with members of The Rotary Club of Warwick (and lots of students and others) at the Warwick Valley High School. After a brief training session by Ted Swartwood (Regional Manager for Outreach) we all manned the five production lines to mix, measure, seal and box 22,000 meals to fight hunger. The Outreach program delivers these meals to local and international agencies for distribution to the needy.
The Outreach Program is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that organizes food packaging events around the country. With more than 330 million meals packaged to date, the organization’s mission is to provide safe water, food, medical care, and education to those in need, at home and abroad.
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March 19, 2018....All the Third grade students at The Goshen Intermediate School received their very own Webster's Dictionary, donated by the members of the The Rotary Club of Goshen, NY. 
Goshen – Thanks to the generosity of donors, Catholic Charities Community Services of Orange County (CCCSOC) helps make the Christmas season a little brighter each year for the children and families it serves through the annual ‘Adopt-a-Family’ gift program.
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Ken Obremski, Chris Ashman, Mark Guinup and Rolly Peacock ---- Working on other parts of the course Ron Klieverik, Mark Gargiulo, Pat Strong and soon-to-be-a member Doug Haines!! Great feedback from the gracious runners!!
Dear Rotarians,
You have undoubtedly seen the devastation wrought by Hurricane Harvey over the past few days in the Gulf Coast of Texas and Louisiana. The sad statistics continue to grow with each hour, and there is no question that this is an unprecedented natural disaster, among the worst in US history, with levels of damage expected to be near those caused by Hurricane Katrina.
As Rotarians who always place Service Above Self, your club's members are certainly asking "what can we do to help?". You've probably received pleas for support online, in social media, and perhaps even in direct emails, but who can you trust to respond in the way that is most appropriate and fair to all concerned?
Color For Kids
"My dream is for every kid to have their own box of crayons"
Bethany
In August 2016, Color for Kids became Color for Kids Inc and was approved as an official non-profit organization by the IRS.
On July 10, 2017 Bethany and her Mom visited Braeside Camp and bought with them a few surprises.
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To read more about this amazing young lady, please check out her website at: COLOR FOR KIDS
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Chief James Watt (VGPD) receives a check from Doug Fazzino (Pres.) and James O'Donnell (Pres. Elect) to purchase more ChildPrint ID Kits. The ChildPrint ID Kit® assists parents in easily creating a confidential and extremely comprehensive record of their child’s personal and medical information, to keep at home for use in an emergency. 
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LIFE IS BUSY........A Snippet!
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Santa decided to take some time off from his busy Holiday schedule and spend it with his friends at the Rhinebeck Room at Glen Arden. There were plenty of helpers from The Interact Club.
Rotary President Doug Fazzino presents a $200. check for The Jane's Purse Fund to Lynette Dejesus and Assistant Principal Heather Carman of C.J. Hooker Middle School. Named after Jane Unhjem, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, who passed away on Sunday, August 19, 2012 from injuries sustained from a plane crash in Long Island. 
Our Interact group spent their time building 150 sandwiches for The Midnight Run from The First Presbyterian Church in Goshen. Midnight Run is a volunteer organization dedicated to finding common ground between the housed and the homeless. In over 1,000 relief missions per year, Midnight Run volunteers from churches, synagogues, schools and other civic groups distribute food, clothing, blankets and personal care items to the homeless poor on the streets of New York City. The late-night relief efforts create a forum for trust, sharing, understanding and affection. That human exchange, rather than the exchange of goods, is the essence of the Midnight Run mission.
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By Geri Corey
GOSHEN — Under a cloudless blue sky tinged with fall, dogs romped and played and ran up and down the hill at Goshen's Salesian Park on Route 207.
For seventeen-year-old Kelly Fellenzer, this day was a dream come true. Columbus Day, Oct. 10, marked the grand opening of the Goshen Dog Park, dedicated to the memory of Paul E. Wright — Goshen’s “Music Man.”
Buzz & Pat left Goshen, NY, for a road trip and finally stopped for a photo! But!!!!.. Where are they????...How will they get home? Bread crumb trail? Shall we send out a search party? Or wait till they call home for help?
Congratulations to all our participants!!! Want to see your results...Please click link and Thank You for coming to our race! Hope to see you next year!
Our Cub Scout Pack 62, held their Blue & Gold Banquet at Kuhls Highland House, Saturday, April 2nd, 2016. Attended by Rolly Peacock and Vince McCormack. The program included demonstrations and skits performed by the 4 Dens: Webelos, Tigers, Bears and Wolves. An A/V presentation was shown, reflecting on the Pack's many achievements. Awards were then presented to both Scouts and parents.
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