Speakers

Come and hear a great story about how veterans are benefiting from Dive Therapy!

Providing disabled veterans an opportunity to:

Please come and hear Laurie update us on the Rotary Plant Projects.

Please help me welcome Medina as our guest speaker this morning.  Many of us may be considering or reconsidering resolutions made for the new year.  Health issues are always at the top of the list for most people.  Let's all look at this month of February as a time to think about our most important asset, our health.

Medina Blanchet is a registered dietitian/nutritionist. Medina received her Bachelor’s of Science in Nutrition from Bastyr University in Kenmore, Washington, which is one of the top natural health universities in the nation. She completed her dietetic internship at Utah State University.

A great many of us follow a diet which may or may not be the best route to a healthy future.  This morning we will learn what we can do to imporve our chances of living long, happy, active and productive lives.

We all know that we should attempt to eat a healthy diet, important too, trying to keep a healthy weight.  Exercising is very important if this goal is going to be met, but what exercise is best and how often?  Please come to our meeting this morning and welcome Lee Postma, Certified Personal Trainer.

We invited Lee for several reasons, first off he is a big golf and tennis fan as will as an outdoor enthusiast.  Second, he is both certified in Yoga therapy and a Certified Personal Trainer.  His approach is to increase your strength for your particular lifestyle while building balance and flexibility.   Whatever your personal goals might be, Lee can help you, plus he is an energetic guy and gives a great presentation, come listen and learn!

Please make sure you can make this meeting and hear Kaci's presentation.  You will definately find her discussion very interesting.  She is the third health care professional during the month of February to go into some detail regarding what we can do to live long, healthy and productive lives.

Please make this meeting a must and welcome Wyatt Shroeder, long time Director of Catch, now Director of Community Partnerships with Boise City.  Wyatt will be briefly discussing his new position with the city but for the most part discussing what the New Path Program is and how it works.

Jordan is a well know Idaho fisherman, this is a great time to get into the spirit of thinking about spring and getting out there into the outdoors!  

Please come to the meeting this morning and welcome Jordan, learn some great new ways to get your line in the water and where the big ones might be biting.

The Grand Opening of the Meridian Children's Museum was held late last year.  Everyone will find this to be an interesting presentaion, especially those with children or grand children.  The museum plans on serving roughly 90,000 children under the age of 10 in the Treasure Valley each and every year.