Speakers

Speaker	Date	Topic
Isabell Geiger and Tabitha Thatcher	May 10, 2021 12:00 PM	State Champion Speech Isabell and Tabitha will present their State Speech Contest speech and will talk about their experience through high school.
Service Above Self Day	May 17, 2021 11:45 AM	Club Bench Installation Our club will be installing benches in Gomsrud Park. Please check out the following link for more details: https://fairmontrotary.org/event/service-above-self-day
Sarah Striemer	May 24, 2021 12:00 PM	St. John Vianney Catholic School
NO MEETING	May 31, 2021
Board Meeting	Jun 07, 2021 12:00 PM
Brian Kube	Jun 14, 2021 12:00 PM	St. Paul's Lutheran School Featured speaker is Brian Kube from the St. Paul's Lutheran School in Fairmont.
Jodie Whitmore and John Lund	Jun 21, 2021 12:00 PM	Float Trip On Fairmont Lakes More details to come, but we will meet at Channel Inn for Lunch and then take a ride on the lakes courtasy of Jodie Whitmore and John Lund.
Gabe Cornish	Jun 28, 2021 12:00 PM	The Men and Women in Black Please join us a Gabe Cornish and the State Patrol talk about Protective Detail (think body guards for elected officials and celebrities). They will also talk about life as a state partrolman in Minnesota and talk about their K9 unit. This is a presentation not to miss.
Board Meeting ??	Jul 05, 2021
TBD	Jul 12, 2021
TBD	Jul 19, 2021
Marianna Khauv	Jul 26, 2021 12:00 PM	District Governor's Presentation Marianna Khauv has been a member of the Monticello Rotary Club since 1994 and served as its secretary, international service chair and Club President in 2012-2013. She serves as a member of District Grant Committee from 2013-2019, and as Rotary District 5950 Area 13 Assistant Governor from 2016 to 2019. Marianna was born in Taiwan and immigrated to United States with her parents at age thirteen. She did not speak any English and was amazed with the new culture and new environment, especially SNOW and Below zero temperature! Marianna and her husband, Onn Khauv, have settled in Monticello since 1991 where they raised their three daughters, Malinda Amanda and Olivia. Monticello then was a small town with population about 4,000. Marianna and Onn’s restaurant were embraced by the local residents. With the success of their businesses, they soon start finding ways to volunteer to give back to the community. “The more we give back, the more we benefit from it, it is a vicious circle!” said Marianna. Her theme as the Chair of Monticello Chamber of Commerce in 1999 was “U” & “I” working in “Unity” for a better “CommUnIty”. This has been Marianna’s focus in her Rotary world, both locally & globally. Together, with the help from Rotary Clubs of Alexandria, Buffalo, St. Michael & Albertville, and Monticello, she was able to build a total of three libraries for schools in rural villages of Cambodia where there were no running water nor electricity. To Marianna, it is a true testimony of the power of Rotary -working together!
Pat Winter	Sep 13, 2021 12:00 PM	STRIVE