BRAGS:
Editors Correction: two weeks ago Jim Bray bragged on his good friend 98 year old Jim Kunkle Sr for being an energetic and enthusiastic senior citizen that's still going strong. The editor misunderstood, and thought he heard that he had passed away. Please accept my deepest apology. Way to go Jim Kunkle! Hope you have many more years to come!!
Peter Sterling: having retired, he is now into barrel racing (with horses even). To haul his livestock around, he bought a brand new Ram truck. $100
Frank Culley: had a recent birthday. I'm assuming that $79 has some significance. Happy Birthday Frank!
Kate Ferguson: is now eligible (or will be soon) for Medicare. Thank you for the $65.
Ken Bradley: traveled around to a few places. Palm Springs, state colleges, etc (couldn't write that fast). He and the family had a great time. $30
Mike Moats: recently returned from his Arizona home where he killed off a few more of his landscape cacti (never ending battle). $50
James Thomas: was excited to announce that he now has officially adopted his new daughter Mikala. (Note: $20 President Gibson took away the fine amount and issued a $20 credit).
Leonard Champion: and his wife purchased a new "used" BMW that they are very happy about. $100
Mark Clarke: recently returned from the annual Palm Springs buddy golf tournament. Didn't win, but bragged $30
Craig Bernard: is the organizer of the Palm Springs tournament and bragged $24 for 24 years of the event.
Terri Stricklin: bragged $100 on James Thomas and his bank for guiding her family business through the PPP loan process last year.
FINES:
Patrice Mosby: apparently left her high fashion denim jacket at last week's meeting. As a result, a luxury fine of $20 was issued to her Rotary account
Jerry Schmidt: apparently has a porta-potty in the parking lot of his business that he knows nothing about. A hefty $70 fine was given by Gibson.
Kate Ferguson: didn't brag on Mike Buhring's daughter who is currently working for her. $25