

Vinita Rotary Club
Bulletin
February 3, 2010
Chartered 1919
Vinita, Oklahoma
District 6110
Club #2502
www.VinitaRotary.org
Eric was born and raised in Vinita, Oklahoma. He graduated from Vinita High School in 1987. Eric married Kathy Sooter and they have 4 boys: Ben, Elijah, Gabe, and Noah.He owns and operates The Junction Internet Service. Eric started The Junction in 1996 as the area's first Internet Service Provider. And in 1999, The Junction rolled out the area's first broadband internet service. They attend church at Vineyard Christian Fellowship. Kathy is a math teacher at Vinita High School.
Ray Claggett
Community Crisis Center
New Member Orientation
New members and all interested in attending
Rotary New Member Orientation
Mark your calendars for:
Thursday, February 11
6:30 p.m.
Contact Bob Green to sign up.

James Brasel ‚ February 8
Welcome Senior Rotarians
ANNALEE BEISLEY
AMELIA BUSSEY
"YOUR Vinita Rotary Club (continued)…"

Rod Couch
K-PowerNet, LLC
Bob Green
Arrowhead Boat Sales
Eddy Allensworth
Oklahoma State Bank
Angela Martin
Vinita Daily Journal
David Svedman
Home of Hope
Merle Dixon
Public Accountant
Whitney Collins
American Red Cross
Dee Robison
First National Bank
David Elliott
Craig General Hospital
Eric Sooter
The Junction Internet
Jeanne Bussey
First National Bank
Dr Jimmie Ownbey
Vinita Veterinary Clinic
Linda Scott
City of Vinita
Doug Whitworth
Ace Hardware
Peggy Bailey
Century 21 Showcase
Dr Jandra Mayer-Ward
Mayer-Ward Dental Care
Dennis Jones
Wilcox, Jones & McGrath
Dr Joe Gunn
Craig General Hospital
Tim Williams
First National Bank
Bob Young
Cable One
Bob Hart
Crossroads Chevrolet
Tom Allen
Carter's Food Center
Dr Ed Allensworth
Craig General Hospital
Dr Ben Allison
Osborn Drugs
Terry Shambles
Craig General Hospital
Chris Barlass
C & L Supply, Inc
Hi Camp
Jess Clanton
Active-Retired Judge
Mark Curnutte
Logan-Lowry Law Firm
Len Dalquest
Don Daniels
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Ed DeLozier
Omni Water Consultants
Charlie Enyart
City of Vinita
Joe Gardner
Jones & Gardner
Marsha Emerson
Craig General Hospital
Lowell Hatcher
First National Bank
O.B. Johnston
Logan-Lowry Law Firm
Ken Kidd
C & L Supply, Inc
Dr Russell Kohl
Green Country Clinic
John Link
Vinita Daily Journal
Jack Luginbuel
Luginbuel Funeral Home
Gary Maxey
Jack Nichols
Jim Sellers
The Artichoke
Amy DeVore
DeVore Consulting LLC
Jim Ratcliff
First National Bank
Bud Ronsse
Thoroughbred Wealth Mgmt
Linda Russell
Arvest Bank
Stephen Chase
Craig General Hospital
James Brasel
Craig General Hospital
Bill Hodge
Bill Hodge Dodge
Janet Bedford
Dr Danny Lankford
Rex Walk
Craig General Hospital
Gordon Crum
Whitney Collins
Cathy Brumley
Susan Walters
February is . . . . . . . . World Understanding Month
For this month of February, let us focus on the importance of goodwill and understanding for peace in a world that is filled with conflict and intolerance. It is a time for all of us to pause and consider how we are pursuing Rotary's Fourth Avenue of Service - International Service. It's our international service coupled with our international fellowship that will do the most good in building a more peaceful tomorrow. As humans, and as Rotarians, we were born to shine as a beacon of hope! We must let our light shine throughout the world. Rotary welcomes all men and women and invites them to get their arms around the spirit of "Service Above Self" and stand proud and live by the high ethical standards of the Four Way Test, regardless of race, ethnicity, age, religion, or political affiliation. Rotary shares the value of the entire human family and seeks to bring peace by creating world understanding.
Rotarians around the world practice tolerance and focus on the aspects of humanity that make us one. This quality is the miracle of Rotary especially in a world that is filled with spoil sports that often practice intolerance and seek to point out our differences. Rotarians throughout the world enjoy fellowship and friendship at meetings such as the Rotary International Convention and the International Assembly which create watersheds for a lifetime, flying in the face of the stereotypical stories often portrayed by the media. All of this runs parallel with the efforts of too many who aim to separate our oneness as the human family. The strength of Rotary is that we go about our role in building peace and world understanding in a quiet and confident way which is evident as we respond to human needs with projects that serve people with whom we have nothing in common other than the love and respect we have because we were born to shine and are happy to share this world with all others.
Former D6110 Governor Ron Peterson


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