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"SERVICE ABOVE SELF"

We meet In Person & Online
Wednesdays at 7:30 a.m.
Mililani Rec Center 2
94-300 Anania Dr,
Mililani, HI 96789
United States of America
Phone:
(808) 539-7162
Email:
mililani.rotary@gmail.com
1st Wednesdays of month: Mililani Rec Center 2 Other Wednesdays: Zoom Meeting ID: 838 3852 9580 Passcode: 96789
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Message From Kathy Lum, Past President 2023-24
This past Saturday PDG Mark Merriam Held the presentation of the 2023-2024 Club Excellence Awards on FACEBOOK Live.  I was not able to make it due to a prior commitment. Because of the incredible work, meaningful service above self, community outreach and the collective commitment of all of you, I am so proud to share the awards that was presented to the Rotary Club of Mililani Sunrise:
 
  • Foundations Giving - First Place
  • Public Image - First runner up
  • Community Service - Frist Place
  • International Services - First Place
  • Largest percentage Membership Growth - First Place
Special Awards:
EREY $100 per capita giving to RI
District Governors Citation
Rotary International Citation
These honors reflect YOUR hard work and dedication.
And.......we were named "Small Club of the Year 2023-2024!"
 
Let's continue to serve with humility and gratitude, striving for even greater things for RCMS
 
Saving the best for last, I would like to recognize two individuals as my selection of these special awards:
 
  • The Spirit of Rotary Award goes to Dean Ueda is generally made to a newer member who has been extremely active in providing exemplary club service.
  • The Quiet Rotarian Award goes to Yolette Nishimoto recognizes a Rotarian whose diligent work epitomizes service to others without fanfare or desire for credit.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!
 
Past President Kathy Lum 2023-2024
"A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way."
Chartered 1996
DIRECTORS
President
Paul Nakachi
Treasurer
June Kasaoka
Community Service
Wendell Nekota
Secretary
Kim Yamane
International Service
Paul Nakachi
Foundation Chair
Mel Kumasaka
HRYF
Kim Yamane
Interact Advisor
June Kasaoka
New Generations
June Kasaoka
Past President
Wendell Nekota
Membership co-chair
Paul Nakachi
Public Relation Co-chair
Jodie Brede
Service Projects
Wendell Nekota
Sgt. at Arms
Iwao Sato
Club Trainer
Paul Nakachi
Club Newsletter
Past President, Mary Antonio 
Club of the Year 2012-2013
 Past President, Paul Nakachi   Club of the Year 2021-2022 
District Governor Citation
Club Excellence Award in four categories: Community Service, Foundation Programs, Membership Growth and Youth Services.
Hawaii Rotary Youth Foundation—Third Highest Club Per Capita
District Awards:
Community Service – 1st place
Youth Service – 1st place
Foundation Programs – 1st runner up
Membership Grown – 1st  runner up
Kahau Gamboa is our latest recipient of the distinguished PAUL HARRIS FELLOW AWARD...meaning she has donated and/or received recognition points equivalent to at least $1,000.  Since Kehau is unable to attend our meetings due to her work schedule, President Wendell Nekota accepted her award form District Governor Ted Faigle this morning Wednesday, October 16, 2024. 
 
Paul Nakachi
Club President
Message
2025 - 2026
 
World Polio Day is on Oct 24.  Mililani Sunrise is following Oahu Central AG, Tina Doty’s “Coins for Polio”.  DG Nancy at last week’s President’s meeting, was able to convince your President to color his whites to PURPLE.    If he did, DG Nancy would donate $500 to our Polio fundraiser, and RCMS match her $500.  PDG Naomi chimed in with another $500 match, DGE Benson ($250), DGN Rich ($250), did the same.  Jodie coined RCMS Polio fundraiser, “DA COLOR PURPLE”.  According to Mel, RCMS has surpassed our $500 goal, all for a good cause.  Stay tuned to Nov’s Newsletter for our fundraising total!
 
Lastly, please join us at Trunk or Treat at the YMCA on Oct 25; we need chaperones. 
 
Also, on Oct 26, TCM is hosting a Halloween event.  RCMS will be serving shaved ice and popcorns, free to the public.  We need assistance serving and making ice.  If anything, bring your children and grandchildren to enjoy the festivities. 
 
Will update you in our Nov Newsletter!  --  psn    
                                  
Club President Paul Nakachi 
DA COLOR PURPLE
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One Day. One Focus:   Ending Polio

World Polio Day is 24 October a time for Rotary members, public health advocates, and all who want a world free from polio to come together, recognize our progress in the fight to end polio, and talk about the actions we need to take in order to end polio for good.

Together, WE END POLIO