Amy Calvin is a runner. She does 5k, 10k, and half marathons for different causes. In the past she has joined Team N Training for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society to raise money for cancer. This year she will be running the Denver Half Marathon. This marathon benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, plus the American Cancer Society.

Corey Delta’s Receptionist, Charlene Dungo helps her younger sister with her school color guard team. She gets the girls ready by doing their hair & makeup & also drives them to & from their competitions. Charlene supports the team by participating in bake sales, where the team raises money for their uniforms. This past year, the Sullivan Elementary Color Guard Team participated & performed in the Veterans Day Parade. Charlene was also there in support of the team. The team recently took 1st place in a competition that was held at Rodriguez High School just a couple weeks ago.

Rosalyn Fisher supports high school sports and feels it’s a great way for kids to stay healthy, learn discipline and work as a team. Due to recent budget cuts in the Fairfield/Suisun Unified School District, many of the athletic program budgets were cut. Rosalyn does her part to keep sports in schools by fundraising, transporting kids to and from games and is always the biggest cheerleader in the crowd. Go Team!

Stacey McEuen is a huge supporter of Benicia High School Grad Night, a safe and sober event for Senior Grads. This year she will help with everything from the planning stages to pick a theme for Grad Night and onto specific committee’s to create and decorate for the event itself. It takes months of planning for Grad Night and she is fully involved from the beginning of each school year till the event takes place. Last year’s theme was “To Infinity and Beyond” a Toy Story Theme. She encourages everyone to get involved in your children’s school. The children really appreciate the attention we show them.

In response to the epidemic of drug addiction suffering the United States today and, most especially methamphetamine addiction among teens, Corey Delta, working through Rotary International, has led a team of dedicated Rotarians in forming a task force to bring the METH Project to California.

The METH project is very effective in (currently) seven states. If you have an interest, please access the website entitled www.montanameth.com. Your involvement is welcomed.

As active members of Rotary International, Corey Delta has participated in numerous projects serving both Mexico and Central America. This photo is of a late model garbage truck that Napa (California) Sunrise Rotary Club acquired, repainted and delivered to the Rotary Club of San Jose del Cabo (Baja California).

Corey Delta refurbished the mechanical systems, in our shop, then transported it on our low bed from Benicia, California to San Diego, California Similiar projects have been ambulances, school buses, fire truck, etc. We are proud to "give back" in these manners.

Wade Schell has been active as a volunteer in the Boy Scouts of America since 2004 when his stepson entered the Cub Scout program. Wade currently works with the youth of Troop 282 and Venture Crew 282, both in Pleasant Hill, CA as an adult leader and mentor. He is very involved at the Council level as well, serving as a staff member and Course Director on several adult leader and youth leadership training courses. He attended the 100th Anniversary National Boy Scout Jamboree in the summer of 2010 at Fort AP Hill, Virginia where he served as a staff member at the bicycle motocross track. He was recently awarded the District Award of Merit for his service within his district. Wade feels that by giving back to the community in this way helps nurture and grow today’s youth into tomorrow’s leaders.