Rotary Club of Tucson has sponsored the Amphitheater Interact Club and Rotaract Club of the University of Arizona for the past five years. We have provided financial support as well as advisors to both clubs. We share sponsorship for the UofA Rotaract Club with Sunrise Rotary.
Interact and Rotaract are unique in that they only meet during the school year. Meetings tend to start in late August and end in May each year. It is amazing how much these two clubs accomplish every year given the limited time they have.
The club structures are basically the same as our club. Each club has a President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Sergeant at Arms and various directors. Club Elections typically take place during April.
Today the clubs will present their Year in Review. I am sure you will all be surprised by how much they accomplish every year.
Lyuda Eisenman was born and raised in Izhevsk, Russia.She immigrated to the United States in December 1999.She graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Arizona, Eller College of Management, with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.Lyuda also holds a US equivalent BA degree in Elementary Education with teaching minors in Russian and Mathematics and her Masters Degree in Elementary Education.Lyuda taught math, language, science and reading to first through third graders for 5 years prior to emigrating from Russia.
Together with her husband, Craig, they are raising a son, AJ, who will be starting Salpointe Catholic High School in August.Lyuda enjoys home remodeling - everything from tiling, drywall taping, and installing skylights to building furniture.
Lyudmila (Lyuda) Eisenman, a Certified Public Accounting, is a Senior Tax Manager with BeachFleischman PC. She has provided accounting, tax and financial statement services for a variety of privately held companies and has over 10 years of experience in public accounting.Her specialties include Partnership and Limited Liability Company Taxation, Individual and Corporate Taxation, Tax and Business Planning and Consulting, Internal Control Evaluations and Multi-State Taxation. Her industry expertise includes Healthcare, Real Estate, Professional Firms, Software Development Companies, and Service Industries.Lyuda is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Arizona Society Certified Public Accountants.Her community activities include Treasurer of the Children’s Museum of Tucson, and now the Rotary Club of Tucson.Lyuda looks forward to being an active member of our Rotary, and we are fortunate she has chosen to join us.
Our next monthly social mixer at Trident II, 2900 N. Swan is on Thursday, April 26th, start time is 5:30 p.m. Mark the date and come out for a fun evening where members and guests get together to enjoy networking, friendship and fellowship. Cheers everyone ...
Final TREE PLANTING Work Project next Saturday, April 28th
If you have been wanting to get in on the fun of planting a tree, but have not had a chance, this is your last opportunity! We have only need to plant 14 more trees to meet President Cliff’s goal of 250 trees this year!
We will be meeting at UdallPark (change of location), 7200 E. Tanque Verde Rd., from 8:00-10:00 am. We will be working with other Rotary Clubs from Tucson (Catalina, Presidio) and will be joined by Mayor Rothschild and the new Director of Parks and Recreation from the City for a brief dedication ceremony.
We will be working with our partner, Tucson Clean and Beautiful, and their arborists and tree tenders will teach you how to plant trees like a pro! All you need to do is show up. Please bring along a refillable water bottle, wear a sun hat and close-toed shoes. They will provide everything you need: tools, gloves, drinking water and refreshments. We guarantee a fun time and you'll leave knowing you left the world a better place. Help us Plant the Future!
Let’s have a great turnout for this final event! If you can join us April 28th,Please sign-up online or call/email Chuck Sawyer at csawyer2004@comcast.net or 520-780-2828 with questions.
Jim Murphy, TCCS 2017 Chair, formally turned the reins over to the 2018 TCCS Chair, Bruce Jacobs, at a recent TCCS Strategic Leadership Team meeting.
Jim held up the weathered cardboard box containing items significant to the Chairmanship and noted that the Foundation spared no money or creativity in obtaining the box, to hold these precious items.
The first item presented to Bruce was a water gauge, not relevant except in Roger Harwell’s year, and hopefully never again. Second, was the very rusted gas can and Jim noted that much like the gas that powers the engine, the Chair is the force fuels a successful car show. The last item was red heart pillow to which Jim said in giving it to Bruce that the TCCS Chair has to have a big, wonderful heart if he/she is to spend the time and effort in leading the car show effort. Everyone again applauded Bruce for taking on this important and significant task.
Now fully engaged as the 2017 TCCS Chair, Bruce has all of the tools necessary to be successful.
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