January 28 - Assateague Room, 8 a.m.
We are pleased to welcome Rick Stephens as our guest speaker. A proud alum of Worcester Technical High School, Rick has dedicated over 41 years as the welding instructor and serves as the SkillsUSA lead advisor. He has received numerous accolades, including being named the SkillsUSA National Educator of the Year in 2019. Join us for an insightful discussion as Rick shares his experiences in empowering students through hands-on technical education and the important role of SkillsUSA in workforce development.
Learn more about SkillsUSA at https://www.skillsusa.org
February 4 - Assateague Room, 8 a.m.
Our first meeting of each month will be devoted to Kiwanis activities, including members discussing what they do for the Club and presentation of the Kiwanian of the Month award. At our February 4 meeting, Kitty Wrench will talk about all she does for our Club.
At this meeting we will do mixer/scramble seating so that members can get to know each other. Please remember to wear your name badge!
February 11 - Assateague Room, 8 a.m.
Michael P. Mullen, CLU, President of Washington Financial, will speak about the different types of Long-Term Care Plans and the pros and cons of each depending on the needs of an individual or family. Mike brings over 47 years of experience helping companies and families with estate planning, life insurance, long term care and employee benefits. Mike will share information on using qualified plans, such as IRAs or Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs), to purchase long term care/life policies. Mike can be reached at mpmullen249@gmail.com or 703-759-1993.
February 18th - A Bagel And ..., Manklin Station, Ocean Pines, 8 a.m.
Our breakfast meeting on February 18th will be at A Bagel And ... near the South Gate in Ocean Pines. We will order and pay at the counter and then sit down and visit. In addition to bagels, their menu includes pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and platters.
February 25 - Assateague Room, 8 a.m.
Jen Fela is the Vice President, Programs & Communications for Plastic Pollution Coalition, a U.S.-based non-profit communications and advocacy organization working with global partners to stop plastic pollution at the source. She has engaged with a variety of audiences about the plastic pollution crisis and solutions, including companies, investors, and the general public. She’ll speak about the plastic pollution crisis and what you can do to protect your and your loved ones health from the toxic impacts of plastic and the chemicals in plastic.
To learn more about Plastic Pollution Coalition, go to: https://www.plasticpollutioncoalition.org/
March 4 - Assateague Room, 8 a.m.
Our first meeting of each month will be devoted to Kiwanis activities, including members discussing what they do for the Club and presentation of the Kiwanian of the Month award. At our March 4 meeting, Jim Spicknall will talk about what he does for our Club.
At this meeting we will do mixer/scramble seating so that members can get to know each other. Please remember to wear your name badge!
March 11 - Assateague Room, 8 a.m.
Our speaker will be Dr. Jon Andes from Salisbury University. Dr. Andes, an esteemed historian, author, and member of the Worcester County Board of Education will present insights from his book, The Legacy of Billy Lee: An American Hero.
Billy Lee, the enslaved manservant of George Washington, accompanied the founding father throughout his remarkable journey—from the colonial frontier to the presidency. For nearly 50 years, Lee not only served Washington but also played a pivotal role in crucial moments, including saving his life on two occasions. Join us for this compelling discussion on a true American hero.
Remainder of March
The schedule for the rest of March will be available soon.