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"SERVICE ABOVE SELF"

We meet In Person & Online
Wednesdays at 7:30 AM
Mililani Rec Center 2
94-300 Anania Dr,
Mililani, HI 96789
United States of America
Phone:
(808) 626-8100
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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August is Pedestrian Safety Month! HPD and Walk Wise Hawaii have teamed up to host a “Pedestrian Awareness Safety” Sign Waving event.

Date/Time: August 12, 2021, at 5:00 PM.
Location: Mililani Town Center, along Meheula Parkway
RCMS & Friends
Kathy Lum President Elect
DIRECTORS
President
Lynn Goya
President Elect
Kathy Lum
Treasurer
June Kasaoka
Community Service
Wendell Nekota
Secretary
Kehaulani Gamboa
Club Service
Shelley Morisaki
International Service
Paul Nakachi
Foundation Chair
Mel Kumasaka
HRYF
Linda Conboy
Interact Advisor
June Kasaoka
Past President
Paul Nakachi
Membership co-chair
Michelle Kidani
Sgt. at Arms
Iwao Sato
Club Administration
Yolette Nishimoto
Club Trainer
Kathy Lum
Website/Social Media
Jodie Brede
2021—2022 RCMS CLUB AWARDS 
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
Rotary Club of Mililani Sunrise 
Lynn Goya - President 
I’M GRATEFUL The other day I thought, “What would I be doing if I weren’t in Rotary?” It was a scary thought! During the pandemic lockdown, I would have been anxious and lonely. On weekends, I would be wishing I was doing something productive and purposeful, instead of biding my time, waiting for the hours to pass. Emails? I have to admit that I love getting emails (like getting letters in the mail), but I would just get them from friends and a ton of trash. When I read the paper, I would probably feel discouraged, helpless and angry that there was so much negative news and nothing I could do to fight poverty, hate, disease, and global warming. And when I retire, what would I have to look forward to? That was the scariest thought of all. In reality, my life is rich in friends and experiences with Rotary. During the pandemic, I was anxious, but I wasn’t lonely. Even though I didn’t physically see my Rotary friends, they were in the background, helping me feel protected. As for weekends, Benson Medina says, “If it’s Saturday, it’s time for Rotary” because we usually have Rotary meetings on Saturday mornings. If our club has a weekend event, like the School Supply Drive we just had which was on Saturday and Sunday, I don’t feel like “Well, there’s goes my weekend…no time to rest”. Instead, it energizes me to go out and be with Rotary friends and help the community. (Of course, I had to take a nap every day when I got home.) “Making a difference” is not just a tag line to me anymore. With Rotary, I feel part of a community of our club and the entire world! And we can do so many things to help people! And when I retire, my life will still be purposeful and fulfilling because I will have a Rotary-life. I am so grateful to Rotary. Thank you for being part of it.
Rotary District 5000