Red Bud Rotary Club
Meeting Minutes
January 8, 2008
Club
Members Attending: Pat Ramsey, Tina Stulce, Gil Phillippe, Steve Laur,
Marty Kinert, Tom Nihells, Cathy Dupertuis, Joe Tanner, Bob Honeycutt, Gene
Holmes, Brad Hall, Phil Weishaar, Tom Cowell, Pam Wineinger, Clarence Guebert,
Jim Walker, Dian Albert, Pam Kempfer
Guests
Attending:
Wayne Collmeyer
Pat
Ramsey called the meeting to order at 12:20 p.m.
Tina
Stulce said prayer.
Secretary’s report was
distributed via e-mail and the minutes stood as written.
The Treasurer’s report
was distributed. No questions were presented. The balance in the club account is
$3,738.71.
Invoices for those members
who need to pay the second half of their dues will go out this week. Pat asked
that everyone pay dues promptly.
Pat read a Christmas card
from the Dictionary Project thanking us for our involvement and mentioned some
fundraiser events that are being hosted by other Rotary Clubs in the area. She
encouraged people to attend if possible.
There were no birthdays to
be celebrated. Pat recommended that a list is put together with that information
on it.
The program format will be
changing effective next meeting. The 3rd Tuesday will be reserved for
a general business meeting so there will not be a program on those days. On the
4th Tuesday of every month the program will need to focus on a Rotary
topic. A new program schedule will be posted next week.
Tom Nihells was presented
for membership by Jim Walker.
Motion made by Cathy Dupertuis, seconded
by Tina Stulce to approve the membership for Tom Nihells. Motion carried.
Tina Stulce introduced the
speakers for the day. Shea Haury and Joni Chandler from the
Joni received her
Master’s Degree in social work and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Joni
is the Director of the Day Services Program at the center.
Shea received her
Master’s Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling and is a Licensed Clinical
Professional Counselor. She is the Director of Counseling Services.
Joni is responsible for the
following programs:
Psychosocial Rehabilitative
Services
Developmental Training
Services
Mental Health Residential
Residential Services
Shea is responsible for the
following programs:
Counseling
Older Adult Services
Alcohol/Substance Abuse
Services
DUI
Case Management
Psychiatric Services
Emergency Mental Health
Services
Children First
Kids in the Middle
Divorce Mediation.
Other details regarding the
center included:
o
No one is turned away for their
inability to pay
o
There is no fee for the Day
Services Program
o
There are approximately 69
disabled clients that participate at the center
o
There are approximately 59
mentally ill clients that receive services at the center
o
They accept many different types
of insurance as forms of payment
o
The programs mentioned above are
for residents in
o
The ages of clients varies greatly
– from young to old
A brief question and answer
session followed the presentation.
With there being no further
business, the Four Way Test was recited and the meeting adjourned at 12:55 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Pamela K. Kempfer
Secretary