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Gallatin Rotary Club - noon

Gallatin Rotary Club – noon

Gallatin Rotary Club meets at Noon on Thursdays at The Gathering Place.

Thursday, March 12, 2026
NO MEETING – SPRING BREAK!

Seems a good time to catch up on some delayed posts from recent weeks!

Thursday, March 5, 2026
• Rotary connection: New member Hawk Crawford heard from Minerva Munoz Cruz a few weeks ago about her brother Sgt. Obdulio Rene Muñoz III who was killed off the coast of Okinawa in 1999 in a night training flight aboard a Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion. Hawk had previously commanded the 361st Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron, though not at the time of Sgt. Munoz’s accident. Hawk and Minerva have been able to process Sgt. Munoz’s service and death and on March 5, Hawk presented Minerva with memorial items from USMC tradition.

• Our guest speaker for the week was Dr. Phillip Holt, founding principal of Liberty Creek High School. As LCHS approaches the first graduation of a full freshmen to seniors class of students, Dr. Holt shared with us the academic, CTE, classroom innovation, and athletic and artistic success of Sumner County’s newest high school.

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Thursday, March 12, 2026
NO MEETING - SPRING BREAK!

Seems a good time to catch up on some delayed posts from recent weeks!

Thursday, March 5, 2026
• Rotary connection: New member Hawk Crawford heard from Minerva Munoz Cruz a few weeks ago about her brother Sgt. Obdulio Rene Muñoz III who was killed off the coast of Okinawa in 1999 in a night training flight aboard a Sikorsky CH-53E Super Stallion. Hawk had previously commanded the 361st Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron, though not at the time of Sgt. Munoz’s accident. Hawk and Minerva have been able to process Sgt. Munoz’s service and death and on March 5, Hawk presented Minerva with memorial items from USMC tradition. 

• Our guest speaker for the week was Dr. Phillip Holt, founding principal of Liberty Creek High School. As LCHS approaches the first graduation of a full freshmen to seniors class of students, Dr. Holt shared with us the academic, CTE, classroom innovation, and athletic and artistic success of Sumner County’s newest high school. 

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Thursday, March 12, 2026
NO MEETING – SPRING BREAK!

Seems a good time to catch up on some delayed posts from recent weeks!

Thursday, February 26, 2026
• After several weeks of travel, Joe Tschirhart was back home so we could celebrate him as the 2025-2026 Foundation Football Challenge winner. The trophy was presented by John Ross who was able to announce more than $4,200 rained for our Foundation through the season!
• Cherie Cline was made a Paul Harris Fellow though the appreciation of an anonymous Club member. Mark Kimbell was acknowledged for achieving an additional Paul Harris level through his continued donations.
• In one day we inducted THREE new members into Rotary International so we are excited that for a time, Jacob Alexander, Richard “Hawk” Crawford, and Jenny Farrell could all claim the title of “The World’s Newest Rotarian.”
• And we had a very interesting discussion with Kathryn Good, Good Circle Marketing, on current uses for Artificial Intelligence in the workplace and future trends to watch for.

We packed in a lot on February 26!

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Thursday, March 12, 2026
NO MEETING - SPRING BREAK!

Seems a good time to catch up on some delayed posts from recent weeks!

Thursday, February 26, 2026
• After several weeks of travel, Joe Tschirhart was back home so we could celebrate him as the 2025-2026 Foundation Football Challenge winner. The trophy was presented by John Ross who was able to announce more than $4,200 rained for our Foundation through the season!
• Cherie Cline was made a Paul Harris Fellow though the appreciation of an anonymous Club member. Mark Kimbell was acknowledged for achieving an additional Paul Harris level through his continued donations.
• In one day we inducted THREE new members into Rotary International so we are excited that for a time, Jacob Alexander, Richard “Hawk” Crawford, and Jenny Farrell could all claim the title of “The World’s Newest Rotarian.”
• And we had a very interesting discussion with Kathryn Good, Good Circle Marketing, on current uses for Artificial Intelligence in the workplace and future trends to watch for. 

We packed in a lot on February 26!

#LaterPosts #CatchUpOnRotary #SocialMediaGuyHasBeenBusyImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

Thursday, March 12, 2026
NO MEETING – SPRING BREAK!

Seems a good time to catch up on some delayed posts from recent weeks!

Thursday, February 19, 2026
• We had GHS Interact students Naomi Blaise and Kortnie Graves with Stacy Hendricks
• Retired Vol State History professor Joe Douglas enlightened us on the Native American peoples of our area and their long history on the North American Continent.
• And we had some fantastic Sumner County students from Union Elementary with us as they prepared for The Amazing Shake competition under the direction of teacher Misty Donoho!

#laterposts #catchuponrotary #socialmediaguyhasbeenbusy
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Thursday, March 12, 2026
NO MEETING - SPRING BREAK!

Seems a good time to catch up on some delayed posts from recent weeks!

Thursday, February 19, 2026
• We had GHS Interact students Naomi Blaise and Kortnie Graves with Stacy Hendricks
• Retired Vol State History professor Joe Douglas enlightened us on the Native American peoples of our area and their long history on the North American Continent. 
• And we had some fantastic Sumner County students from Union Elementary with us as they prepared for The Amazing Shake competition under the direction of teacher Misty Donoho!

#LaterPosts #CatchUpOnRotary #SocialMediaGuyHasBeenBusyImage attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment



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