Gary Price speaking to The Club about working for the cities of Temple Terrace, Sanibel, and Bonita Springs, Florida.

Our Wednesday speaker was Alex Greenwood, Vice President of Lee Health responsible for the Coconut Point facility and the Orthopedics Service Line Director for Lee Health. Alex described Lee Health operations at the new Coconut Point facility and at the Bonita Community Health Center. He also explained the current “visioning” for development of the 47 acre parcel of land at the NW corner of US 41 and Coconut Road.

Club members John Spear and Jason Dolle smiled as they received their Paul Harris Fellow acknowledging their contributions to The Rotary Foundation.

Club member Dr. Steve McIntosh presented special citations to Estero High School Interact Club officers Nathan Obrochta and Brian Robinson.

President Bob Lombardo, on the left, presented the June Rotarian of the Month award to Past President Chris Riesen. Bob said “although this is a monthly award, Chris has done something special for the club every month this year.”

That’s Rotarian Dr. Steve McIntosh on the right with 13 of the 17 Rotary Scholarship recipients from Estero High School senior class.

Here’s a fish-eye view of the Estero High School Interact Club having a safe distance, outdoor club meeting early this school year.

After the Wednesday meeting, a group of Rotarians posed with Sgt. Jami Najarro, Deputy “Chance”, and Lt. Richard Castellon from the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Animal Cruelty Task Force.

Our program on Wednesday was presented by Lt. Richard Castellon and Sgt. Jami Najarro of the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Animal Cruelty Task Force. They came with Deputy “Chance” an abused dog who was adopted and deputized by Sheriff Carmine Marceno. Deputy “Chance” is now the Ambassador for Animal Abuse Prevention in Lee County, FL.