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I will help you find what you need. District Administrator Shirley Pinnix-Evans
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June 2018 District Governor’s Newsletter
We will end the 2017-2018 Rotary Year at the end of this month. Without a doubt, District 5830 has Made a Difference both locally and internationally on so many levels. Our District is made up of so many wonderful people who have a heart for service. Service above self is lived out every day. People are fed, clothed, sheltered, provided medical help, given resources to go to school, furnished with clean water, and cared for because of your hard work and financial support. I have been blessed to serve as District Governor this year and see your good works first hand.
Hello to all of you dedicated Rotarians across District 5830. June is the last month of the current Rotary year. We want to finish the Rotary year off strongly. This note is to remind you and your Rotary friends of our commitment to Rotary through our support of the Rotary Foundation.
Your Annual SHARE Fund contribution is invested and essentially 100% goes to do the humanitarian work of Rotary across the Globe AND back at home through your Club Project Grant requests.
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To All District 5830 Rotarians:
It is that time of year when we look for nominations for emerging leaders in our District to be nominated to serve as District Governor. The new DG Designee will serve as DG for the 2021-2022 Rotary year. As each of you well know, we must have talented and effective leaders for our District to make sure we continue to achieve our goals and grow in our service to the world.
Please go to the District download files for the following information:
1. District Governor requirements
2. District Governor nominee form
Mail completed nominee forms to Shirley Pinnix Evans: Rotary District 5830, 2801 Bethany Lane, Texarkana, Tx. 75503
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Rotary’s members are our greatest assets. When our membership is strong, our clubs are more vibrant, Rotary has greater visibility, and our members have more resources to help communities flourish. |
Keith Boles, Henderson RC's Youth Service Chair, presents Certificate of Achievement to Colby Stewart who wins Rotary Vocational Student of the Month. 
Alaura Goad wins Unicorn Student of the month.
Jefferson Rotary Club honoring the Veterans that paid the ultimate price for our Freedom.
Texarkana's Four Rotary Clubs current managed approximately 4500 American Flags. Prior to the each holiday the clubs work together to repair damaged flags and build new flags. In May, 18 Rotarians from Texarkana Sunrise RC, Wilbur Smith RC and International RC worked for 2 hours to get ready for Memorial Day. For more information about Texarkana American Flag Project please contact Shirley Pinnix Evans at spinnix10@aol.com.
South Tyler Rotary Club members make Bergfield Park Clean Up project fun while doing community service. 
Students greeted by Rotary Club of Tyler President-Elect George Roberts as they enter the stage to receive their awards.Tyler, Texas (April 30, 2018) – More than 75 Tyler area middle school, high school, and college students were recently recognized at this year's Rotary Young Citizens Awards Banquet held April 19 at the University of Texas at Tyler Ornelas Activity Center. More than 300 guests attended the event this year.
Congratulations to Stephanie Guck and Suzanne Zeid, Valedictorian and Salutatorian of Longview High School. Both of whom were honored as Rotary Student of the month by the Rotarian Club of Longview. 
Annual Picnic for Opportunities Inc. Adult Residents: The Oaklawn Rotary Club was happy to join with the International Rotary Club (both of Texarkana) to host an annual picnic at Bobby Ferguson Park in Texarkana, Ark. We are so proud of the Interact Clubs (high school clubs sponsored by a local Rotary Club) from Pleasant Grove and Arkansas High! These students played games with about 50 adults who have special needs. We cooked 160 hot dogs and served all the fixins. The weather was pleasant and everyone had a great time! They look forward to next year.
Rotary Club of Henderson partnering with the Master Gardeners and Habitat while planting trees to support 2017-2018 RI President Ian Riseley environmental project. 
