ROTARY CLUB OF BRAMALEA BULL-A-TON for MAR. 18, 2015
GUESTS:
KALEB: grandson of Shanta.
GLENN: Son of Ray.
VINCE DINUCCI: Former member and speaker for today.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
JACK: Meeting next Monday evening in Guelph, to meet the R I President. Therefore we will not be having a meeting on Wed. 25th. Next home meeting is Appropriately enough on April Fools day at Spot One.
We have a BINGO Sunday 29th, team 4, then we start new teams in April.
Quint Meeting is on Monday April 13th, please let Wayne know if you are attending, as they want a head count as soon as possible.
THE DRAW
KALEB won the draw, his smile was almost as big as Russ’s when he wins all the time.
HAPPY BUCKS:
VINCE: Happy to be here, Happy Jack invited him, and happy he met Dannie’s wife and daughter at the passport office on his way here.
RAY: Happy to see Vince here.
NORBERT: Sad buck, one of the hockey teams he plays on got eliminated. Season over.
TINA: Tentatively happy, her new kitchen is in the works, just starting and so far so good, should be done by Monday then she will be totally happy.
TED: Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he will sit in a boat all day drinking beer. (Learnt from experience.)
GUEST SPEAKER:
JACK introduced former member, Past President, Past Treasurer and a few other things, VINCE DINUCCI. He was a member from circa 1995-2005, he is still married to the same lovely woman, his 2 kids have grown, his daughter is now 22 and graduating university, his son is starting university, and is now taller than Vince. He coached / managed / helped, his son’s hockey teams and traveled all over US and Canada with them. That has ended now. Still live in Woodbridge, and the company he and his partner Dominic bought from Roy Wilson is still doing well. They had 3 employees when they bought it, they now have 10 office staff. All is good, he misses us and who knows, he may join us for lunch again soon, now that he knows where we are.
It was great having him and hearing that all is going well. So there is life after Rotary.