• Joan Wharton, President
• Kathy Kiernan, President - Elect
• Tom Hehman, Acting Secretary
• Jennifer Downing, Treasurer
• Tom Hehman, Sergeant-at-Arms
• Brad Sutliffe, Director - Club Administration/Membership
• Bill Ferguson, Director - Foundation
• Steve Smith, Chair - Club Service
• Casey Benzin, Chair - Community Service
• Katherine McAllister, Chair - Vocational Service
• Ernest Boger, Chair - International Service
• Dennis Weller, Chair - PR Director
• Bill Ferguson, Immediate Past President

Camp Fairlee cleanup weekend in Chestertown

There were a record number of volunteers this year generously sharing their time, talents and resources with Easter Seals Camp Fairlee Manor. 109 Rotarians and their family members representing 19 Clubs, worked collaboratively to make camp a cleaner, safer and more fun place for campers with disabilities.

The Clubs completed a variety of projects including: Brush clearing, gardening, mulching, painting walls and fence posts, spring cleaning in dorms, fence post replacement, wood chipping, trail clearing, designing and building wood sheds and a whale watch, leveling ground and planting seeds.

Thank you Rotary Club 7630! We can't do what we do without your support.

Holly E. Titus
Director of Volunteer and Student Engagement
Easter Seals Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore

Salisbury Christian Shelter

On May 21st Rotary Club members assisted with painting the new residential rooms at the Salisbury Christian Shelter. The Christian Shelter is a temporary, emergency shelter housing any person in need. Through the shelter, God provides safe, temporary housing and nutritious meals. Click Here to View Gallery

Third Quarter 2010- Rotarian of the Quarter Award

Congratulations to Sherman Wood for receiving the Third Quarter 2010 - Rotarian of the Quarter Award from the Salisbury Sunrise Rotary Club. Sherman was extremely deserving of this honor in that he has volunteered much of his time and efforts throughout the quarter on various club projects, including the clubs "Backpack Giveaway" project and the "Tailgating Club Social." He always has a smile on his face and is willing to do whatever is asked from the Club. Sherman also recruits his football players at times to help out with projects as well. Thanks to both Sherman and his team for their hard work and dedication to the Salisbury Sunrise Rotary.

Keirsten Baker shares her experience at the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine

Keirsten Baker, a junior from Salisbury Christian School, shared highlights from her recent experience at the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine. This 10-day conference gave Keirsten the opportunity to explore the field of medicine and to learn from some of the top medical professionals in the Washington, DC and Maryland area. Keirsten specifically shared how her passion and calling into the field of medicine was confirmed as she participated in problem-based learning activities and visited the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

Tom Hehman receives past president's pin

Tom Hehman, Immediate Past President, recently received his past president's pin. Tom served as President of the Salisbury Sunrise Rotary Club from 2009-2010.