Weekly News – Jun 21, 2023

Jun 21, 2023

Hello Everyone,

Our speaker tomorrow is Jean Bougeant-Owner of Optimized IT Solutions. Cyber Security.  What to look for in emails and websites so you don’t inadvertently click on the wrong thing and end up with a virus in your computer. Jean will discuss common practices and habits to form. These days there are so many scams and people wanting your information.

Thank you to our speaker last week, Jason Rounds-San Juan Regional Hospital’s new President and CEO.  He began his new role as CEO the first part of May.  It was wonderful learning of his past experiences and how he landed in Farmington.  The community and hospital are grateful to have him join and he graciously answered so many questions at the end of the presentation.

Bring your dollars to buy into the poker game and support our yearly social, too!

Kiwanis/Outback Steakhouse Pancake Breakfast is Saturday, June 17 from 8am to 11am.  If you have pancake tickets, please bring the money and stubs to Kiwanis Thursday.  If you can sell pancake tickets and need some, call Jill at 860-0189 and she will deliver to you. This is a great opportunity to make money for Kiwanis Clothes for Kids and as Summer says “It takes very little effort on our part”.  If you can help, it will be so appreciated.

Dining With the Dead has a few openings for event sponsors.  If you are interested in being a sponsor, please contact Paul McQueary at 860-0189.  Cost is $300. Sponsors are listed on 100 posters, placard at cemetery entrance, 2 free tickets to the event.  Dining With the Dead is a fundraiser for Kiwanis children’s projects.

Di Searle is helping with Dining With the Dead and organizing Tour Guides.  They need more Guides, so if you can help, please contact Di. dwasrle@gmail.com

Take a look at the upcoming calendar below…see anything fun and new!?

Please keep these upcoming dates in mind and consider signing up for these important events. 

Bowl for Kids’ Sake is Saturday June 24th at Bowlero Lanes.

Bowl for Kids’ Sake is Big Brothers Big Sisters largest annual fundraising campaign. The money raised through this campaign will be used to support quality mentoring matches between caring adult volunteers and at-risk children in New Mexico. The goal for BFKS 2023 is to raise $23,000 to help children stay in school, graduate, build confidence, and achieve success in life.  All funds for SJC stays in San Juan County.

We have a Rio del Sol Kiwanis Bowling team that Kiwanis members can join (you don’t have to be a good bowler, it is just for fun) or you can donate to our team. To join the bowling team or to donate go to https://p2p.onecause.com/bfkssjc2023/accept?challenger=chris-troyer&team=kiwanis-4

The Farmington Museum Foundation and the City of Farmington are having the second annual Freedom Days Ice Cream Social on Saturday, July 1^st from 11 to 3.  We appreciate everyone who volunteered their time to help and enjoy the day!

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