Rotary Club of Flagler County cleans up Seminole Woods Parkway

Club members are regularly involved in similar community service activities.

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  • | 12:40 p.m. February 27, 2021
From left: Bill Butler, Mike Kuypers, Andrea Trotten & Audrey, and Gale & Mickey Ulmer. Photo by Bob Knight
From left: Bill Butler, Mike Kuypers, Andrea Trotten & Audrey, and Gale & Mickey Ulmer. Photo by Bob Knight
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by: Bob Knight

Rotary is an organization that is known for  community service and our motto of “Service Above Self.” On Feb. 18, a group of Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Flagler County participated in their bi-monthly roadside cleanup on Seminole Woods Parkway. 

A total of nine Rotarians, a daughter of a Rotarian and five members from the Flagler Palm Coast High Schools Rotary Interact Club pitched in. They see it as a great way to serve the community.

Thanks to those that are pictured: Bill Butler, Mike Kuypers, Andrea Totten and her daughter Audrey. Another thank you to those that were not pictured: Harry Johnson, Pete Stoughton, Gale and Mickey Ulmer, and Bob and Pat Knight and the members of the Interact Club. The Rotary Club does a community service project every month. Information on the Club,  Rotary in general, and Interact can be found at to www.FlaglerRotary.org.

 

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