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Budget, WLFV, Jason re RYLA
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Wednesday, July 8, 2026
 
Guests: No Guest
 
Fred Kenney called the meeting to order.
 
Birthdays:
July 4th - John Barstow
July 7th - Jason Larocque
July 20th - David Clark
 
Join Date Anniversaries:
July 1 - Fran Fraga (1984)
 
July 1 - Dennis Poole (2015)
July 7 - Ted Shambo (1999)
July 17 Mike Kellogg (2019)
 
 

UPCOMING EVENTS - May

  • Wednesday July 15th - Regular Meeting, Sara from TriValley Transit
  • Sunday July 19th -  5PM Lake Monsters Game
  • Wednesday July 22nd - Helen Porter Rehab, District Gov. Visit
  • July 28th - Board Meeting ACEDC Conf. Room @7:30am
  • Wednesday July 29th @ 5:30pm Tri Club Social at Button Bay State Park.
 
Ben started fines and happy dollars.
 
Fines:
  • Jason S - late.
Happy Dollars:
  • Spence: Liz had a great year, Grandson back from Japan!
  • Liz: Fred is president, great changeover, gratitude for the support and encouragement, 8 people in companion club!
  • Paul: Overnights with 22month old grandson, recognizing Tim Hollander for all his hard work!
  • Tim: Happy that he is now a great grandfather!
  • Larry: happy to be back!
  • Heather: Great year with Liz, Fred good luck, Paul taking over at treasury lightened her load!
  • Fred : RYLA kids were amazing and looking forward to a great year ahead
  • Jack: Shannon (grandson) is hiking 500 miles in CO
  • Jason S: great change over event!
  • Kevin : Remembering Terry Ryan.
Speaker: Fred Kenney as New President
 
• The meeting follows the usual agenda with small add-ons: a video (which may or may not work) and a shift from classification talks to
“life stories.”

• A member gives a long personal/professional history, including education, career in public service, family life, and community involvement.

• Focus on membership growth, especially a companion club: seven new members plus a transfer (Amanda Vincent) and a potential
tenth member (Robbie Field). Liz is the companion club liaison; a companion club mentor role is discussed.

• Details on the membership process per bylaws: names and applications circulated; seven-day comment window; objections trigger reconsideration; otherwise, new members become active next Monday.

• The budget introduces pay-as-you-go breakfast: regular dues are $400; companion club and Rule of 85 dues are $275; breakfast and other events are priced separately. Breakfast can be ordered off a regular menu or via a continental buffet on group days; no more baked-in breakfast costs.
 
• The club counts: about 40 regular members; 11 at the Rule of 85/companion club rate; 7 companion club members; the 39-to-40
member status reflects a recent departure (Gary S) and ongoing recruitment.
 
• Budget review process and adoption: the budget was prepared with the treasurer and finance committee, reviewed by the board, and
then approved after a motion (T Tall) and a second (Jack seconded); final vote: all in favor.
 
The meeting advances several evolving initiatives: adopting a life-story format, integrating a companion club with a defined
onboarding and dues structure, and implementing a pay-as-you-go breakfast policy. It also solidifies plans for the centennial celebration and related fundraising, while confirming membership targets and a budget
framework. The budget was officially adopted after discussion and consent, setting the stage for a year of revised logistics, expanded service, and continued community impact.