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   89 years of "Service Above Self" 
 
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GREATER VAN NUYS ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT 2024-2025
GREATER VAN NUYS ROTARY CLUB WELCOMES PRESIDENT 2024-2025
M. RAZI SHEIKH
 
 
M. RAZI SHEIKH
 
Razi Sheikh was born in Lahore, Pakistan in 1954.  He earned a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from Concordia University, Montreal, Canada.  Razi earned a Master of Business Administration in 1983 and was licensed as a Certified Public Accountant with the State of California in 1987.  Before starting his own business, Razi worked in several Firms in the Los Angeles area.  Razi is now self-employed with an office in Reseda, providing services in Accounting, Bookkeeping, Payroll, and income Taxes.
 
Razi was a member of the Reseda Chamber of Commerce for over three years.  He has also been a Past President of the Reseda Chamber of Commerce.  During his term as President, the Reseda Chamber of Commerce benefited from his enthusiasm for the organization’s overall program and his willingness to accept multiple tasks, his wide knowledge and experience in many phases of the organization’s program and his personal commitment and dedication led to the success of his assignment.  Furthermore, as President of the Reseda Chamber of Commerce, Razi Sheikh worked diligently to advance the goals and principles of the organization, and his achievements earned him the great respect and sincere admiration of his fellow members.
 
Razi started his Rotary journey as a member of the North San Fernando Valley Rotary Club, which later became Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club after merging with two other clubs.  He has been an active Rotarian for over twenty-six years and has held the following positions:  Club Treasurer since 1999, and Past President.
 
Razi married Sakina in 1985 and they have 4 children ages 30 to 37.   His eldest son is a Medical Doctor.  His other sons are, Chiropractor, Health Administration manager, and the youngest son is preparing for the CPA examination. Razi and Sakina have three grandchildren. 
 
Razi loves to play golf, spend time with his family and friends, and travel as his work schedule allows.
 
Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club is proud to have the leadership of M. Razi Sheikh for this new Rotary year.
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GVN Rotary end of Year 2023-2024

Carolyn Lemos-Urquide
 
The Rotary Year 2023-2024 has come to an end. Thank you President Carolyn Lemos-Urquide for a great year.  Thank you for all the good things you did in our community.  Thank you for all the projects we as a club undertook and succeeded under your leadership.  You have taken Greater Van Nuys Rotary  Club to a new level.   
 
Under your leadership, we did the following:
* Human tracking Awareness event
* Scholarship Grants were given to multiple candidates
* We had an Elite Mixer event, with businesses in our community where we gathered to network with each other.
* Christmas Lives, our signature event for the community.
* Empowerment Conference
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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District 5280 Governor Visit
Rotary District 5280 Governor 2023/2024, will be the special guest of honor at the Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club meeting on Thursday, September 21, 2023.  On behalf of the Board of Directors and member of the Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club, we look forward to welcoming you and your entourage to our Club.  Here is a bio of our Governor.
 
 
Makiko Nakasone
District 5280 Governor 2023-2024
 
 
Makiko Nakasone was born and raised at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Japan and has been a very active Rotarian since 2004.  She is a proud member of the Glendale Noon Rotary Club.  Makiko is honored and proud to be the first Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar to serve as District Governor. With the scholarship, she studied at the Albert Rudvigs Universitaet, Freiburg, in Germany in 1982-83. District Governor Makiko is a journalist by profession and she has worked as an editor for Readers Digest Japan and was a staff writer at the world’s largest financial newspaper, Nikkei, both at its headquarters in Tokyo and at LA bureau. Currently, she is the owner of Miken Education, an educational services/consulting company. As a Rotarian, DG Makiko’s passions have been Rotary’s Peace Initiatives, and New Club Development. She is super excited to be serving as our District Governor in 2023-24!
 
Once again, welcome, welcome!!!!!!
 
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ROTARY ELITE NETWORKING MIXER
Our mixer this year will be held on Thursday August 24, 2023 from 3:00pm - 7:00pm. 
 
4Th of July Celebrations
4th of July Parade Rotary Parade
Rotary District 5280 and Sunland-Tujunga Shadow Hills Rotary Club, participated in the 4th of July Parade, held on Tuesday July 4, 2023.  D5280 Governor,  Makiko Nakasone and other Rotary members, joined the parade on the Rotary Float. Photos from the parade below.
 
 
 
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GVN Rotary President - 2023/2024
incoming president new president
Members of Greater Van Nuys Rotary is happy to welcome Carolyn Urquidez as our Club President for 2023/2024 Rotary Year.
 
 
Carolyn is the Co-Founder and Vice President, Kidneys Quest Foundation since June 2006 to present. The KQF is a 501(c) nonprofit, administrating and managing KQF, an outreach and educational organization dedicated to helping families and individuals with kidney disorders, renal patients and those in need of kidney transplants.
 
KQF also helps in Supporting, educating and directing kidney patients on next steps they can take after being diagnosed with a kidney disorder, options for dialysis support and education on dialysis.  Introducing and educating, potential candidates on options for dialysis at home and how they can gain time for employment and activities.  Preparing renal patients to become active and stay active as potential recipients on Kidney Transplant Lists.  Teaching nutrition for renal diets and how renal patients can eat healthy and with enjoyment, including menus that are available, meal preparation, how to exercise or stay physically and mentally active, and be involved in hobbies as a renal patient.
 
 
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Outgoing President Last Meeting
demotion outgoing president
GVNR out going President, Shirin Mosavi-Nejab, presided over her last meeting as president yesterday. It is also worth mentioning that Shirin, won the District 5280 "Rotarian of the Year" Award for 2022/2023 rotary year.  On behalf of the Board of Directors and Executives of GVNR, thank you for your leadership of our club, and all we achieved in the year.
 
Dave Friedman presenting outgoing president Shirin Mosavi-Nejab with a Paul Harris Pin
 
Greater Van Nuys Rotary Foundation, gave a donation to Children's Hospital during the year.  A representative from Children's Hospital was at the meeting to received the check.
 
Outgoing president, Shirin Mosavi-Nejab, Foundation Chair, Dave Friedman, Wynne Ritch and Rep from Children's Hospital 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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TREE PLANTING EVENT
community helping volunteering
Last week Saturday, GVNRC joined Rotarians for Environmental Action (REA) and 4 other Rotary Clubs  to plant 30 trees in the beautiful City of San Fernando.  It was a community service project with Tree People.  The training, support and tools were provided by Tree People.
The goal of this project in the community, is to "reduce urban heat islands and save our planet", in the words of Jim Montgomery, member of REA.  We succeeded in planting 30 trees at the event and gave each tree a name. 
 
It was such a rewarding event, knowing that as Rotarians, we are helping to provide more green space, cleaner air and beautification of the community.  Thanks to every Rotarians who participated on this project.
 
                                GVNRC members, getting down and dirty
 
                   Past President Catherine Ibrahim & Rtn Ruby getting ready
HELPING OUR COMMUNITY - GVNRC
community volunteering
Members of the Greater Van Nuys RC partnered with Hollywood RC, Rotary Club of Los Angeles Colombo Americano, and Rotary Club of Historic FilipinoTown, for a food packing event recently in Hollywood.   The packed meals were to be distributed in Hollywood and adjacent communities.  The event was coordinated by "The Outreach Program" a non-profit worldwide organization, whose goal is to end hunger around the world.
 
 
                          Rotarians in an assembly line, packing meals
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Governor's Visit to GVN Rotary
Governor of District 5280 visited GVN Rotary club recently.  During her visit, the Governor inducted 5 new members into GVN Rotary club. 
The governor, the First Gentleman, Javid Guity (PDG) and Chief of staff Alex Paragon, took part in activity with members of our club.
 
Here are some pictures taken during her visit.
 
 
 
 
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Greater Van Nuys Rotary Project with Foster Kids
Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club partnered with Together We Rise (a Non-Profit Organization), last Saturday, to prepare duffle bags, filled with goodies, to be given to Foster Care Children.   Goodies included Bicycles of different sizes , teddy bears, blankets, personal care pack and many more. The event took place at the Salvation Army complex in San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, CA. 
Other Rotary clubs also participated at the event. Present were; Rotary Club of Granada Hills, Rotary Club of Woodland Hills, Rotary Club of Calabasas, Rotary Club of Glendale, Glendale Sunrise and other Clubs in our District.  Rotarians came along with their children and grand children, to help fill the goody bags. It was such a fun day for everyone present. Also present at the event, were Past District Governors, District Governor Elect, Rotarian Makiko and District Reps.
 
Below are pictures taken at the event.
District Governor Elect, Rotarian Makiko, Rotarian James Tenner and others designing Duffle Bags
Rotarians Dave Friedman, Marc Tapper, and Grace Agaba at the event last Saturday
 
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Today at GVN Rotary Club
It was such a pleasure to have Past President Don Reinken and his beautiful wife, Andrea, fellowship with us today. During the meeting, Past President Don Reinken, was presented with his Paul Harris Fellow (+3) pin.  Rotarian James Tenner was given the honor to present him with the pin.
 
                            From L-R Rotarians James Tenner, Don Reinken, Peter Satuloff and Mrs Andrea Reinken
 
                                                    Rotarian Don Reinken and Mrs. Andrea Reinken earlier today
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Donation of backpacks and school supplies.
Several Rotary clubs in district 5280 came together to donate backpacks and school supplies to returning students, as the new school year begins. Below are samples of backpacks and school supplies donated by GVN Rotary.
 
                                   Members of GVNR displaying samples of the backpacks and school supplies.
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JOINT PROJECT- OPERATION GRATITUDE
Greater Van Nuys Rotary & Granada Hills Rotary members, volunteered at "Operation Gratitude", a Community Service project, and helped with completing 6000 "Care Packages" last Saturday.  The "Care Packages" are to be distributed around the country and overseas.  It was such a fun event and we are looking forward to the next project coming up next month.
 
                                  Members of GVN Rotary and Granada Hills Rotary after the event last Saturday
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GVN Rotary Donates PPE to Clinics in Uganda
The Rotary Club of Ibanda with the financial support of the Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club and Foundation has purchased and distributed basic but lifesaving PPE ( thousands of masks and gloves, sanitizing gel ) to 4 clinics in  Ibanda and it's environs. 
Great job . Thanks to Rotary and the Rotarians Moto of "Service Above Self" - working together for peace and understanding and disease prevention. Proud to be Rotarians.


Members of the Rotary Club of Ibanda during the presentation to the clinic
 
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INTERNATIONAL GUEST SPEAKER
SAVE THE DATE – WEDNESDAY APRIL 14TH
 
GREATER VAN NUYS ROTARY  OPEN HOUSE
 
We would like to extend an invitation to all members of  Rotary District 5280, guests, and families to attend our OPEN HOUSE.
 
KEYNOTE SPEAKER :   MAURICIO CANSECO
 
 
Mauricio Canseco:  a renowned Social entrepreneur and grandson of the Past Rotary International President Dr Carlos Canseco who envisioned
 
the eradication of poliomyelitis and started the polio plus campaign back  in 1985-1986.  Mauricio has invested more than 10 years of his life in pursuit of challenging social and business models.  He is a member of the Rotary Club of Monterrey, Mexico - District 4130 Zone 21A.
 
He is going to talk to us, live from Mexico City
 
We will also showcase the GVN Rotary Club Community, Youth , International and Service projects and major Fundraiser and present several slides to illustrate the many projects completed by GVN Rotary this Rotary year. 
 

When:   WEDNESDAY APRIL 14, 2021

Time:      5:00 PM

Where:   Virtual via ZOOM

How:      a) Using your ZOOM App installed on your computer or mobile device (phone or tablet ) 

​               b) Click on the link below

​​Meeting ID: 882 0248 0296

Passcode: 129293

Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kdl79tk9qb    

For more information contact:

 

S. Marc Tapper (Membership Chair)

Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club

Ph 818 425 6667         Email:  marctap@aol.com or

Dave Friedman          

Phone: 818 970 7701   

Email: resultsbydave@gmail.com

Zoraida Suarez-Grossman ( questions about Mauricio Canseco contact info ) 

Phone: 818 429 4182  

Email: zoraidasuarezmd@icloud.com 

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Greater Van Nuys Rotary and Kidney Quest Foundation
Greater Van Nuys Rotary recently partnered with Kidney Quest Foundation to prepare 300 care bags, which will be given out to kidney patients throughout Los Angeles.  Each bag contains  basic and essential items,  kidney patients require during these trying times of COVID-19.   Thanks to all volunteers who showed up to prepared these bags. Below are some of the many items that were put in each care bag. 
 
 
 
                                Greater Van Nuys Rotary President and Kidney Quest Foundation President
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DONATIONS
Greater Van Nuys Rotary made donations of school supplies and holiday cards to the Salvation Army, in Van Nuys,  San Fernando Valley  Los Angeles recently.  President Zoraida S Grossman and Capt. Juan (on behalf of the Salvation Army) receiving the donations. 
 
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District Governor's Visit
Welcome Governor Bette Hall to Greater Van Nuys Rotary. We are happy to have you and your entourage join us on Thursday, September 17, 2020.
 
Governor Bette Hall
 
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Shirin Mosavi-Nejad Joins Greater Van Nuys Rotary Club
SHIRIN MOSAVI-NEJAD
I met Les Grossman, Esq. several years ago and noticed that he had many different Rotary plaques in his office. One day my Uncle Bob, who later I found out was a part of Rotary decades ago when he was working as a park ranger, came into Les’ office with me. When my uncle saw the Rotary plaques on the wall he was surprised and told me that Rotary is a wonderful organization that helps a lot of people. This planted the seed.

Years go by and then the 2020 pandemic hits. I was working inside of a store and I saw all of the shelves being emptied by customers. Section by section completely gone in a state of panic as if locust had come through. My immediate concern was that my neighbors were not going to be able to feed their families. I called them and tried to urge them to get the things they needed right away. Unfortunately my neighbors didn’t know what was happening and felt no urgency. They told me they would go to the store the following week. Knowing that they wouldn’t find the needed items, I shopped for them and shared everything I was able to get. I felt good about being able to help. A week or so later I wasn’t really doing much except for working. I started feeling a bit hopeless about the things going on around me like the Pandemic, social injustices and not knowing what the future held or my part in it. I quickly figured out that not finding a way to be productive and be involved was taking me down a rabbit hole. I asked myself, “What can I do?”. Then I asked, “How can I help?”. With the second question I came to the conclusion that I could listen learn and look for different items that people needed and that this would help. So that’s what I did. I found that a few of my neighbors had lost their jobs when the businesses were forced to shut down so I would bring them groceries with the understanding, that when they were able to, they would help someone else by paying it forward.

As time went on money came in for my neighbors and they were able to shop for themselves. I still would look for the difficult to find items(like rice, flour, tp, Lysol and other different things at different times)for people. People would tell me that they couldn’t find something and I would be guided to that needed item.

I’m still listening and learning. I know that my Purpose is to help others and that this means different things at different times. I find that opportunities to help cross my path all of the time and sometimes I miss them or make the wrong choice because I am busy thinking about my own things but I have grown and become more aware now.

I recently bought some of the “hard to find” items by Les’ office and was looking at his Rotary plaques again. The seed that was planted had grown. I asked him about Rotary and he told me some of the wonderful experiences that he was able to be involved with and how he had grown from his involvement. I asked him how I could be a part of that. I wanted to be a part of his club, the Greater Van Nuys Rotary, because I wanted to grow and get to know his family and to have him as my mentor.
 
On behalf of Greater Van Nuys Rotary, congratulations and welcome on board.
 
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GOOD-BYE POLIO
GOOD-BYE POLIO
THANK YOU
 
AFRICA IS FREE OF POLIO 
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ROTARY 101 SEMINAR
 
 Saturday, Aug 29, 2020 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
 
LATEST NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
 
Learn what every member needs to know about Rotary, program basics and more!  Join us for an informative and interesting overview led by LA Superior Court Judge (ret.) and past District 5280 Governor Greg O’Brien.
 
This Zoom training is open to everyone, but advance registration is required.  Click on the District calendar and signup or go to www.rotary5280.org/Events to signup.
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GUEST SPEAKER
Greater Van Nuys Rotary had a very special guest as Speaker at our regular meeting on Thursday, August 13, 2020.   Please find below a brief Bio of our Guest Speaker. 
 
Guest Speaker: Rudy Ortega Jr.
 
Topic of Presentation: Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians: People Facing The Sun
 
Rudy Ortega Jr.
Tribal President, Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians
Vice Chairperson, Los Angeles City/County Native American Indian Commission
 
Rudy Ortega, Jr. is the Tribal President of the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians, a native sovereign nation of northern Los Angeles County. As the elected Tribal President of the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians (www.tataviam-nsn.us), President Ortega Jr. oversees the Tribe’s governmental body and manages affairs pertaining to the rights of all Fernandeño Tataviam tarahat (people).
 
He is a member of Siutcabit, the lineage of present-day Encino, CA. His ancestors come from the villages that originated in the geographical areas of Santa Clarita Valley, Simi Valley, and San Fernando Valley. His great-grandfather Antonio Maria Ortega, from whom he receives his role as tomiar, traditional leader, fought in Los Angeles Superior Court in the 19th century to preserve traditional lands and protect the Tribe’s title to Mexican land grants from encroaching Anglo-settlers. His father, the late Rudy Ortega Sr., served as the previous leader of the Tribe for over fifty years and was elected to the Los Angeles City/County Native American Indian Commission (LACCNAIC) in 1977. Following his father's leadership, Ortega Jr. was appointed to the LACCNAIC by Mayor James Hahn in 2004 and currently serves as Vice Chair.
 
From 2004 - 2018, Ortega Jr. served as the Executive Director of Pukúu Cultural Community Services (www.pukuu.org), the Tribe’s non-profit that serves the greater Los Angeles County American Indian community and manages Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center, located 14 miles up the Angeles Crest Highway (2) (www.haramokngna.org).
 
Currently, Ortega Jr. is a member of the Los Angeles River Master Plan Steering Committee, the Edison Consumer Advisory Panel Board, and the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy appointed by Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr..
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District Governor's Visit
Rotary District 5280 Governor, Bette Hall will be visiting GVN Rotary Club on Thursday September 17th 2020.  The District Governor and her entourage will be attending a joint meeting (Via Zoom) with us at 12:00PM.  All members, Family, Guest of Rotarians and Rotarians are invited to join our meeting that day.
 
 
District Governor's Bio
 
A member of Calabasas Rotary Club since 2007, Bette Hall has held various positions, both within her Club and District 5280. Positions held include Club Avenues of Service and Events Chair, Board member, Club President, Assistant Governor, District Trainer for several years, and three years as the Senior Assistant Governor, Youth Services for District 5280.  She has also chaired both the 2019 District Club Assembly and District Conference. 
Bette has been very involved in developing and providing training for the Youth Protection Program and if asked to select an area she is most passionate about in Rotary, the answer has to be our Youth Programs. In 2017 Bette was one of two members who received the Rotarian of the Year award for District 5280, the other being none other than our District Governor Melody St. John.  She is so very honored to be the District 5280 Governor, 2020-21.
Originally from London, England, Bette is a long-time resident of the West San Fernando Valley, and retired a few years ago from a long and varied career in Human Resources after holding positions such as Director and Vice President of Human Resources for large, multi-state/International companies, prior to running her own HR consulting company. 
What Bette enjoys most about retirement is having more time to volunteer with Rotary and an extra bonus – spending more time with her family, and especially the grandchildren.  She feels very fortunate to have them all living within easy driving distance, and being able to go to their activities, including baseball games, to cheer them on, and yes she has been known to be very loud, especially when they hit a home run!
 
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Greetings
Greetings Fellow Rotarians and Guests.  Welcome to our New Rotary Year.  Thanks for stopping by our Club Website.
 
Rotary International President, Holger Knaack's theme 2020-2021," Rotary Opens Opportunities", asks Rotarians "to create opportunities that strengthen their leadership, help put service ideas into action, and improve the lives of those in need".  GVN Rotary is set to do just that.  This year, we have some great and exciting projects we will be undertaking both locally and internationally.  Please continue to visit us for more exciting news and keep tract of what we are doing.
 
Catherine Ibrahim
 
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Club Executives & Directors
President
M. Razi Sheikh
President Elect
Rubi Zuniga
Immediate Past President
Carolyn Lemos - Urquidez
Vice President
Catherine Ibrahim
Executive Secretary/Director
Catherine Ibrahim
Secretary
Catherine Ibrahim
Treasurer
Peter Satuloff
Rotary Foundation
Dave Friedman
Membership
Richard Miller
International Service
Zoraida Suarez-Grossman
Community Service
Marie Valencia
Vocational Service
Bret Ferrante
Youth Service
Rubi Zuniga
Club Service
Mary Jane Muro
Sergeant-at-Arms
James Tenner
Peace Chair
Richard Miller
Youth Service Assistant
Shirin Mosavi-Nejad
Environmental Services
Mary Mendoza
International Service Assistant
Grace Agaba
Membership Assistant
Lisa Lebron
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