
The program this week will be the students who attended RYLA this past summer presenting their impressions of the experience.
The meeting will be held at Little America on Wednesday, December 10th at 12 Noon.

The program this week will be the students who attended RYLA this past summer presenting their impressions of the experience.
The meeting will be held at Little America on Wednesday, December 10th at 12 Noon.
Tom Bass received his PH+2, congratulating him are President Brittany and RI Foundation Chair Lori Shoene.
Membership Co-Chair Dave Bartlett introduced new member Danielle Bratton. Dave Shared Danielle's Bio.
Captain Danielle Bratton is currently serving at the Salvation Army Cheyenne Corps.
She has been a corps officer for over seven years and has been with the Salvation Army for over fourteen.
She met The Salvation Army then fell in love with the mission at Pine Summit Camp in southern California.
She has served in Ogden, Utah and Hilo, Hawaii as a commissioned officer, but has also served in some capacity in Mesa, Arizona, Big Bear Lake, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, El Cajon and Lodi, California. Some of her favorite things to do as a leader in her community is Angel Tree Christmas toy help, camp, youth ministries, event planning and having a great cup of tea with community partners.
In her off time she enjoys to read and dabble in artwork. She also loves spending her time with her two boys, ages 11 and 16, along with her Husband, Jacob, of almost 20 years. She also gets to share every seat in her home with her larger than life black Labrador retriever. Danielle has been a member of Rotary in various locations over the last 16 years, additionally she was the Interact president for her junior and senior years of high school.
Danielle’s personal mission in life is to make sure she can help a child experience the love of God and having their needs met. This translates to having a passion for clothing and back to school supplies, food insecurity and meeting human needs in all walks of life.
The photo is eight of the 40 members of the Leadership Wyoming Class of 25-26 who were at our meeting in support of Andrew Rossi (striped shirt) who was our speaker last week. Andrew gave a inspiring talk about fossils from Wyoming and an economic opportunity. Next to Andrew are our own Rotarians Jera Likely and Chris Allred.

The Rotary Christmas luncheon is Wednesday, December 17th at Little America at 12 Noon.
Bring your spouse or significant other.
This Past weekend, the YE inbounds helped with the interviews of the outbound students for next year. The picture is the District 5440 Inbounds for this year along with 2 students who were outbound last year and are now finishing high school in Jackson, WY.


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