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MEETINGS
June is Rotary Fellowships Month
BIRTHDAYS
| 6/11 |
Russell Reams, DBA |
| 6/25 |
Hoshi Daruwalla |
| 6/27 |
Lang Wooddy |
| 6/30 |
Deb Cameron |
| 7/2 |
Helen Sempira |
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
| 6/15 |
Chris Gutschenritter (52) |
| 6/17 |
Carter Stout (31) |
| 6/22 |
Steve Dolinger (41) |
| 6/23 |
Dr. John E. Carr (53) |
| 6/24 |
Charlie Augello (65) |
| 6/24 |
Ardy Bastien (22) |
| 6/27 |
Kathy Brandt (56) |
| 6/27 |
Fred Brandt (18) |
| 7/3 |
Fred Bounds (18) |
| 7/7 |
Brian Harper (18) |
ROTARY ONLINE
https://dunwoodyrotary.org
https://rotary6900.org/
https://rotary.org/
ROTARY CLUB OF
DunwoodyFridays, 7:15 am
Maggiano's - Perimeter Mall
4400 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, Dunwoody, GA 30338
Atlanta, GA , GA 30338
 
LEADERSHIP
| President |
Matthew Johnson |
| Immediate PP |
Louise Barden |
| Vice President |
Dave Burr |
| Treasurer |
Carter Stout |
| Secretary |
Mark Galvin |
| Public Image |
Bob O'Brien |
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This Week's Speaker
Alan Mothner, CEO, Spruill Center for the Arts, Dunwoody (Correction) Join us at Maggiano's this Friday to welcome Alan Mothner, CEO of the Spruill Center for the Arts in Dunwoody, a nonprofit with a vision to serve as a beacon for the community by providing access and opportunities for all to create and enjoy the arts. Alan has served as the Center's CEO since March 2020. In that role, he oversees long-term strategy, community impact, and day-to-day operations of the Spruill Education Center, the Spruill Gallery and the newly opened Spruill Studios. Prior to joining Spruill, Alan formed and acted as the principal of Town Square Collaborative, a nonprofit consulting firm, and was also the former Executive Director of the Dunwoody Nature Center. Before entering the non-profit world, Alan was a professional photographer and artist for 15 years. Alan has served in a variety of roles throughout the city and with several agencies that help Dunwoody function including CREATE Dunwoody, the DHA, Chamber of Commerce, Dunwoody High School, and Murphey Candler Park. Alan first moved to Atlanta in 1992 to pursue a career in advertising. He and his wife, Karen, settled in Dunwoody in 2003 with their two children, now both grown.
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