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The Red Cross helps members of the military, veterans and their families prepare for, cope with, and respond to, the challenges of military service.

The Red Cross has served more than 1 million military families since 9/11:

Volunteers provide home comforts and critical services on bases and in military hospitals around the world

• We support military families during deployments and emergencies
• We continue serving our nation’s veterans after their service ends
• Every day, the American Red Cross provides 24/7 global emergency communication services and support in military and veteran health care facilities across the country and around the world.

Provided by Rich Holsinger

Provided by Svetha Hetzler

Presenting on their recent trip to Haiti and their experiences and challenges putting a new roof on the church of their Sister Parish, Precious Blood of Jesus in Portino Haiti 

https://saintalberts.org/haiti-outreach 

Provided by Ann Oberle

Provided by Joshua Kindkeppel

Professional Interests

Dr. McAdams earned his medical degree in 1998 from the Medical College of Wisconsin. He completed a residency in pediatrics in 2002 at David Grant Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield, California, and a fellowship in neonatology in 2005 at Wilford Hall Medical Center at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.

He then served as an attending physician and the neonatology director of education at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Okinawa, Japan. In 2008, he joined the University of Washington faculty.

Dr. McAdams has a deep interest in using evidence-based teamwork systems to optimize patient outcomes. “We want to deliver the best possible care to every newborn and family that we take care of,” he explained. “We do that through models and algorithms that are based on evidence-based medicine and well thought-out approaches, and by doing research that will inform our clinical practice.”

His research has focused on understanding early epigenetic mechanisms that may alter long-term lung and brain development, and determining the potential neurodevelopmental impact of pain and sedation medicines used in the neonatal intensive care unit.

FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT:  https://www.pediatrics.wisc.edu/featured-stories/welcome-ryan-mcadams-md 

Provided by Rick Klemp

See why so many people are using CBD Oil for wellness purposes.  Apple Wellness is excited to educate our community on the amazing properties of CBD oil.

Provided by Diana Konkle

Provided by Jane LaMere

Sarah Smith from Community Schools talking about what's new with Community Schools

Provided by Mark Olsen

Help area residents to select food pantry items.  This opportunity is available on the fifth Saturday of a month. Contact Laura Jennings, ljennings@colonialclub.org, if you would like to volunteer.

Sandy is the Communications/Diversiry Coordinator for Sun Prairie.

Steven Deller is Professor of Agricultural and Applied Economics at UW-Madison and anCommunity Economic Development Specialist with the UW-Extension. Professor Deller's long-term research interest includes modeling community and smallregional economies in order to better understand the changing dynamics of the economy, assessing the impact of those changes, and identifying local economic strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. His most recent book explores how social capital helps us understand why some communities prosper economically and others struggle.

Speaker Profile and Photo: https://speakers.wisc.edu/speaker/steven-deller/

Provided by Jim Mastrangelo

Lekha will share with us the many festivals in the India.

Based upon input from our club members as to the suggested dates, I have determined that Sat., Nov 10th would work best for our Hwy Cleanup.  Not only are there the fewest scheduling conflicts, but we know that by then the weeds and bugs will be knocked back by freezing temperatures. Please put this date on your calendars. I will circulate a sign up sheet later in October. 

          Thank you very much.   Andy

Medical Director of Hope 2 Others International

• Born in Mogadishu, Somalia.  
• Studied in Quranic school at age 7.  
• Went to regular school at age 9.  
• Left for Egypt at age 10 for school
• At age 17 went back to Somalia after graduating from high school.  
• Got scholarship to the USA.  
• Studied at UCLA Pre-pharmacy
• Transferred to the university of New Mexico.
• Graduated with BS in Pharmacy and BA in Chemistry
• Attended graduate school in hospital pharmacy at UW
• Went to dental school at Marquette
• Graduate with DDS in 1975.
• While in dental school I Worked as a pharmacist at UW Hospital in Madison and Deaconess Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital in Milwaukee
• Worked as a dentist for for the state of Wisconsin Department of Health and Correction
• Taught at Matc in the dental auxiliaries programs since 1976
• Became chairperson of Dental auxiliaries
• Became the dean of health occupations
• Became the administrative dean of health, human and protective services
• Became Executive Assistant to the Vice President of Learners Success
• I was Rotary West member
• I had 4 of my daughters joined the Rotary youth exchange: 2 to France and 2 to Brazil
• Retired from the college in 2010
• All the while I maintained private practice
• Did leadership training programs at UW and Harvard
• Did mission work 3 times in Honduras, 1 time in Belize and 4 times in Kenya
• I have 8 children college graduates and 10 grandchildren
• Currently I work 3 days for Forward Dental 

Provided by Bill Wambach

Provided by Dan Presser