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Club Announcements:
NO NOON MEETING TUESDAY
Club Assembly
The Rotary Club of North Jackson's annual Club Assembly will be held tomorrow night Tuesday June 10th. at St. Andrews Cathedral in Jackon starting at 5:30 p.m. with a fellowship time. The evening will conclude with a meal featuring beef tenderloin and sides cooked by the award-winning Holy Smokers cooking team from St. Andrews.
Hurricane Helene Recovery
The Rotary Club of Ashville, North Carolina, is seeking donations to help with the Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. Our club member Collier Graham often attends their club meetings. Should members wish to support the continued disaster relief work, they have a club foundation (501 c.3 organization, so contributions are tax deductible). Checks should be made payable to the
Rotary Club of Asheville Foundation, Inc. and mailed to: Janet Whitworth, Rotary Club of Asheville, Chair, Disaster Relief Committee, P.O. Box 1954, Asheville, NC 28802. You may also go to the Club's website at www.rotaryasheville.org to donate using a credit card or PayPal.
Birthdays and Anniversaries
Birthdays
Andy White June 13th
Anniversaries
Stephen & Becca Stenmark June 10th
Christopher & Reynolds Brantley 11th
Ed & Barbara Sentell June 15th
Marisa & John Davidson June 15th
Matt & Katie Monsour June 15th
Membership Anniversaries
None
June 3, 2025, Meeting
Liz Brister, President of Downtown Jackson Partners, spoke to the Rotary Club of North Jackson during its June 3, 2025, meeting. Brister informed cub members and guest about the Downtown Jackson Partners organization. The DJP is a designated management and economic development agency for the downtown Jackson Business Improvement District. They are funded by an assessment of the commercial property within the BID. Shown in the photo below, from left to right, Club President Lori Greer, Brister and Club Past President Charles Lindsay. Here is the link to the meeting video.
https://youtu.be/2suVB0hP44c
Precinct 4 Officer of the Quarter
JPD Officer Kyrell Hatchett was recognized as the Precinct 4 Officer of the Quarter during our club's meeting on June 3, 2025. Officer Hatchett was
recognized for his exceptional work after catching a suspect who was responsible for a string of business burglaries totaling more than $30,000 in stolen property in Precinct 4. Shown in photo below from left to right, JPD Dep. Chief of Patrol Marco Johnson, JPD Precinct 4 Captain Timothy Hudson, Club President Lori Greer, Officer Hatchett, Club Member Jeff Adcock, JPD Chief Joseph Wade, and JPD Patrol Supervisor Lt. Dejon Arterberry, Sr.
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