Scott Sakatch was born in Grande Prairie before developing enough sense to move to Lethbridge at the age of one. Other than a brief stint in British Columbia in the 1990s, he's been here ever since. At 26, he left a career with CP Rail to attend Lethbridge Community College and earn a diploma in journalism. After a year at the Sunny South News in Coaldale, he began a nine-year career as a reporter and editor with the Lethbridge Herald. In 2006, he left the Herald to begin a career as a consultant. He and his wife Janine recently decided to follow Janine's career to Regina, where they will be moving on December 7. They have two grown children.
Thanks to everyone's generosity we raised $1386.42 during the month of November through the coin jars.This money will be going to the Rotary Foundation.
We had a 58% participation rate among club members and the average amount collected was $66.02 per jar.
The annual Sunrise Christmas Brunch was held on Sunday, December 14.
Many thanks to Myrna and Terry for their wonderful hospitality and once again hosting this event. A great time of food and fellowship was enjoyed by all.
Lethbridge College Student Association members Michael Doughty and Candace Miller receive a cheque for $1000 for the Lethbridge College Food Bank from Sunrise President Greg Tiffin.
Assistant Governor Robin Hood presents Jim Campbell with his "Paul Harris plus 2" pin, as a recognition by the Club for his exemplary service on the Los Amigos Project. Congratulations, Jim!
