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Jeff has visited numerous Rotary Club projects in India. This presentation will share some of the stories of efforts of Rotary Clubs to serve the poor and disadvantaged by supporting hospitals, schools, and other activities.

Bio:

Born in Wisconsin, I moved away, and then returned in 1998. I have worked both in industry (consulting and Xerox Corporation) and in higher education (professor of psychology, management and academic dean). 

The Fond du Lac Morning Rotary Club became home and a source of Rotary friends starting in 2000. Travel and international service are passions, along with music, theater, and gardening. My wife Sylvia just retired after years as an institutional researcher and my son Daniel is starting his career as a naturopathic physician.

Use the main entrance off Port Washington Road.  Pull up to the building and park accordingly.  There is a large overhang by the main entrance. Upon entrance to the building proceed to the left where we will have a check in table and coat rack. The breakfast will be held in the main dining room.

Use the main entrance off Port Washington Road.  Pull up to the building and park accordingly.  There is a large overhang by the main entrance. Upon entrance to the building proceed to the left where we will have a check in table and coat rack. The breakfast will be held in the main dining room.

Bobby is originally from Kansas City. He attended Northern Michigan University while wrestling at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Marquette. Bobby enjoys helping others and has been treated by chiropractors since he was 3 days old. He understands the benefits of preventative chiropractic care to families and kids of all ages, which is why he became a Chiropractor. He is a graduate from Cleveland Chiropractic College in Kansas City. Bobby and his wife Kristen have relocated to Wisconsin to be closer to family.

Bobby utilizes a wide range of treatment techniques to help you get better. Manual tissue therapies, ultrasound and muscle stimulation are used when indicated to speed up healing times. Bobby is experienced in workers’ compensation injuries, motor vehicle accidents, sports injuries, and spinal/extremity manipulation. (Just as the spine needs adjusting when misaligned – so do shoulders, elbows, wrists, knees and ankles.)

Bobby gets great results treating back pain, sciatica, neck pain, sprain/strains and headaches, also plantar fasciitis and carpal tunnel along with many other conditions. Ask about Bobby’s community service opportunities such as health screenings/fairs, wellness classes, stress free lunch breaks, massage, repetitive lifting techniques and ergonomic instruction available to the public, local organizations and businesses.

Currently, Bobby is a volunteer wrestling coach at Homestead High School, a dedicated member of the Mequon-Thiensville Chamber and Sunrise Rotary. He is also on the leadership committee of the Grafton BNI.

Use the main entrance off Port Washington Road.  Pull up to the building and park accordingly.  There is a large overhang by the main entrance. Upon entrance to the building proceed to the left where we will have a check in table and coat rack. The breakfast will be held in the main dining room.

Sarah Gilday joined ALC as the Executive Director in May, 2020.  She has over 20+ years of experience building relationships and working with a variety of stakeholders including top executives, community and not-for-profit leaders, and funders.

She was previously the VP of Resource Generation at Sojourner Family Peace Center and Development Director at Junior Achievement of Wisconsin.

Sarah oversees the strategic direction of the ALC including fundraising, community awareness, communications, and programming. 

Use the main entrance off Port Washington Road.  Pull up to the building and park accordingly.  There is a large overhang by the main entrance. Upon entrance to the building proceed to the left where we will have a check in table and coat rack. The breakfast will be held in the main dining room.

In March 2014, Andra became one of the only living persons to walk the 444-mile Natchez Trace. The journey inspired Andra's New York Times best-selling memoir, Not Without My Father, a story about making memories, and about turning “I wish I had” into “I'm glad I did." The Rotarian Magazine profiled Andra in its January 2017 issue as an ordinary Rotarian doing extraordinary things.

Use the main entrance off Port Washington Road.  Pull up to the building and park accordingly.  There is a large overhang by the main entrance. Upon entrance to the building proceed to the left where we will have a check in table and coat rack. The breakfast will be held in the main dining room.