Lodi Tokay Rotary Club announces 2011-12 president
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Mark Hamilton
Posted: Thursday, July 21, 2011 7:07 am
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Updated: 10:20 am, Wed Feb 29, 2012.
Lodi Tokay Rotary Club announces 2011-12 president
Submitted by Mark Hamilton
Lodinews.com
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Starting July 1, the Lodi Tokay Rotary Club has a new
president.
Mark Hamilton is a California transplant who grew up in
Virginia, just outside of Washington, D.C. He is a business
development manager working for Keane Inc. in the health care
informatics industry. Hamilton lives with his wife, Carie, and has
two step-children, Brad, 17, who attends Lodi High, and Conner, 12,
who will be attending Millswood Middle School.
Hamilton’s hobbies include creating and coordinating public art
projects as a member of Project Lodi Art, spending spare time
camping and boating all over California.
His Rotary year theme and mission is, “Taking Back Lodi One
Child at a Time.” The mission is to reach out to, and partner with,
existing entities and help our up-and-coming educators rebuild the
community/education partnership that succeeded so well 50 years
ago. The plan includes developing relationships with and supporting
the diverse ethnic groups and businesses that make Lodi the unique
community it is.
The Lodi Tokay Rotary Club has partnered with Lawrence
Elementary School and Lincoln Technical School, helping to fund
needed programs and scholarships. His year will leverage and expand
on the work done by past presidents.
Each year the club sponsors high school students in multiple
ways. This includes youth leadership training camp, international
exchange, and both academic and vocational scholarships. The club
also hosts a number of events in Lodi including the Consumer Wine
Awards at Lodi and Oktoberfest.
The club meets at noon most Mondays at the Elks Lodge in
Woodbridge.
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Thursday, July 21, 2011 7:07 am.
Updated: 10:20 am.
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