Sieglinde Warren is a career educator having taught German in four Ohio high schools as well as Youngstown State University. She is also a certified substance abuse counselor specializing in working with adolescent clients and their families. She has served on numerous state and local foreign development committees. Sieglinde has also served as supervisor for foreign language student teachers in the College of Education at YSU.
Among Sieglinde's community activities are her membership in the Poland Presbyterian choir. She is also an elder for the church. Sieglinde has traveled with the Mission of Love on several humanitarian trips to Guatemala and the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. She also was part of a team to El Salvador headed by Boardman Rotarian Sheryl Figliano.
Sieglinde is an active Rotarian in the Rotary Club of Canfield where she served as President (2009-2010), Vocational Chair, International Chair, as well as Club Youth Exchange Chair (2002 - present). She established Canfield High school's Interact Club and served as club advisor for 12 years. She joined Canfield Rotary upon her retirement from full time teaching.
On the District level, Sieglinde has served as Outbound YE Chair, as a member of the district Youth Exchange committee, Trainer for District 6650's Outbound YE students, and District Trainer. She has been a facilitator for RYLA and also served as co-curriculum RYLA chair with her husband, PDG Larry Warren, for several years. Sieglinde has served as Assistant Governor for Division 1A and is a member of the Paul Harris Society.
With Illinois Rotarian Ed True, Sieglinde served as co-program chair of the 2010 Montreal, 2011 Chicago, 2013 Orlando and 2015 Little Rock North American Youth Exchange Network (NAYEN) annual conferences and was on the Findings Committee for the 2013 Rotary International Youth Exchange Pre-Convention Conference in Lisbon, Portugal. She has also served as a facilitator for All-Ohio PETS and was co-program chair for several All-Ohio PETS Partner's Program.
Sieglinde is married to PDG Larry Warren (2003-2004). Their family consists of Paul and Andrea Warren, and grandson, Jake Warren, who reside in Rockton, Illinois, and Jim and Jennifer Warren, who live in Fleetwood, North Carolina.
The following Rotarians have received perfect attendance for this 2015-2016 Rotary calendar year. They are as follows:
Jack Barkan, David Beule, Jim Blake, Mark Clendenin, Tom Clevenger, Dave Ewing, Paul Feaser, Steve Fettman, Dan Fuline, Tim Furbay, Bruce Hale, Lynn Hamilton, Dale Holwick, Phil Lattavo, Bill Maddox, Rebecca Marchino, Dan Matthews, Robert Matthews, Suzette, Matthews, Michelle Mullaly, Virginia Neutzling, Jerry Ortman, Bob Pattison, Ray V. Pelanda, Drew Pelger, Tony Pierce, Larry Pitts, Mark Rojek, Ernie Schott, Dave Schrade, Rick Sherer, Tom Sinclair, Rick Taylor, Amanda Tietze, Dean Wallace, Curt Werren, Paul White and Craig Young.
Chad Minor (BA Communications & Business, University of Akron ’04; MA Theology, Malone University ’15) has lived most of his life in Canton, OH. As an athlete (like most of his family), Chad played basketball in high school, before moving on to play at the University of Akron (varsity ’96-98). He remained in Canton to raise a family, eventually completing a graduate program at Malone University. His long-term connection with the Canton-Akron area led him to consider how he and his wife Jamie might live more intentionally as a part of the community of Canton. As a result, he and Jamie started Rising Hope Ministries, a 501(c)(3) organization with the purpose of restoring hope to Canton by serving as a catalyst for positive change. Chad seeks to ignite this hope in others by encouraging unity, dreaming big, living intentionally, investing in others, and reminding people of their intrinsic value as human beings.
Justin was born and raised in Canton, OH, graduating from Perry High School. Justin is currently enrolled at Walsh University pursuing his BS in Business.
Justin works at Young Volvo as a heavy-duty truck salesperson, and is on the management track program there. Previously to joining Young’s, Justin worked as a field representative for Chesapeake Oil Co and Kenyon Energy securing drilling leases with individuals and companies, primarily in Carroll County.
Justin has worked on several Habitat for Humanity builds, and he looks forward to being involved in Canton Rotary's efforts to improve Canton.
Justin is married to Hannah and they have two adorable YorkiePoos. Justin enjoys working out, playing golf, hanging out with family and friends, boating, off-roading in his Jeep, and traveling to experience new places and people. Justin is also a passionate Cleveland sports fan and was among the crazies at the Cav’s championship celebration in Cleveland!!
If you have not had the opportunity to sign-up for a Canton Rotary committee, it's not too late! Sign-up sheets will be available once again this Friday.
Please feel free to contact the Rotary office if you will not be in attendance, but would like to have your name added to a committee(s).
On Friday, August 19, 2016, the Rotary Club of Canton will host its annual golf outing at The Sanctuary Golf Club located at 2017 Applegrove Street N.W., North Canton. Each year the outing brings more than 75 golfers together from many local Rotary Clubs to participate in a friendly competition, leaving only one Rotary Club with bragging rights for the next year. This is a great day to bring guests or prospective members to see what Rotary is all about and meet some of the great people that are involved with Rotary.
As in the past, the golf outing will take the place of our regularly-scheduled Friday meeting. This means all Canton Rotarians are welcome to come for lunch, even if they are not planning to golf. The cost for your lunch would be $13.00. We will be enjoying Old Carolina Barbecue at noon.
After lunch, those golfing will join their foursomes and participate in a scramble-format golf tournament. Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers in the scramble and for the longest drive, closest to the hole, and longest putt.
There will also be a putting contest, with the winner taking a BMW home for the weekend, courtesy of Cain BMW.
Please follow this LINKfor a printable copy of the golf outing sign-up flyer.
Hole sponsorships are available for this year's golf outing on August 19, 2016, at a cost of $75.00. You can promote your organization with a sign near the tee box at the course.
Contact Chairman Nick Perini at (330) 454-6555 or email at nperini@beesefulmer.com You may also contact Lauri/Barb at the Rotary office (330) 452-2882.
If you have a gift item that you would like to donate for the annual golf outing on August 19, 2016, please contact Chairman Nick Perini at (330) 454-6555 or email nperini@beesefulmer, com. For your convenience you may bring your donated gift item(s) to a Friday meeting.
At our weekly meeting on August 5, 2016, President Craig Young welcomed the members and guests to the meeting.
PP Rick Taylor gave the invocation.
Vice President Michelle Mullaly welcomed the following guest to the meeting: Alan Gruber (guest of John DeWees).
The "Happy Bucks" news was then provided by the following Rotarians:
Mark Clendenin - was very happy to be back to Rotary after having missed several meetings;
PDG/PP Bob Pattison - was very happy to announce that he and his wife, Janice, were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary;
Becky Clark - enjoyed announcing that her brother-in-law had been late for dinner 5 days in a row, so his wife informed him they would be having surf-n-turf and not to be late. When he arrived home his wife served him bologna and a can of tuna!;
Bruce Schorsten - said we should rejoice and be happy during the HOF weekend. This event is a good economic boost to Canton and we should give thanks to David Baker;
Richard Regula (Massillon) - stated that during the weekend Stark County would have the lowest sales tax in the State of Ohio and hoped everyone would spend money while they are here for the HOF Enshrinement Festival;
Michelle Mullaly - was very happy to be away from the craziness of the HOF campus for an hour!
Rotarian Jim Molnar then took to the podium to announce a "Stuff the Can" fundraiser. This fundraiser was to help provide assistance to a CASA volunteer who's home burned down over the weekend. She lives in Tuscarawas County but services Stark and Carroll Counties as a volunteer. (With generous support of our members, the Rotary Club of Canton raised $270.00 Friday to help this individual and her family. The generosity of our club exemplifies the Rotary motto "Service Above Self").
Rotarian Becky Clark was very pleased to introduce new member Chad Minor to the Club. Also introducing a new member was President Craig Young, who introduced his son-in-law, Justin Candea. *Please see stories above for more information on our newest members.
Golf Committee member Kurt Goodenberger reminded the members that if they have not signed up for the August 19th Golf Outing they should get their foursome (or personal reservation) into the Rotary office soon. He also reminded the members it was not too late to become a "hole" sponsor or to donate a gift item for this event. *Please see above stories.
PP Rick Taylor once again announced the upcoming Canton Rotary/Junior Achievement "Career Connections" Projects. There are two upcoming opportunities for Canton Rotarians to volunteer to mentor students in the Canton City Schools via JA. The first is on August 30th and involves presenting the "JA Hire Me!" program to 9th, 10th & 11th graders at McKinley High School. The second program is on Friday, September 16th for 2nd graders at Allen Elementary School. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Rick at 330-575-2870 or rtaylor@jaonline.org.
Finally, August Speaker Chair Mark Rojek introduced Elizabeth Ibrahaim from SarahCare. Mark thanked Elizabeth for stepping in on short notice to fill in for Merle Griff, who became ill and was unable to speak at the meeting.
President Craig concluded the meeting by informing everyone that District Governor Sieglinde Warren would be making her club visit on August 12th. There will be a brief Board meeting for all Board/Trustees immediatley following next week's meeting with the District Governor. Perfect Attendance will also be announced during next week's meeting.
The following Rotarians turned in a makeup during Friday's meeting: Paul Feaser (Jackson); Tom Sinclair (North Canton); Bob Matthews (Venice Nokomis, FL); PDG/PP Bob Pattison (Jackson); PP Dan Fuline (District Project Meeting).
Sieglinde Warren is a career educator having taught German in four Ohio high schools as well as Youngstown State University. She is also a certified substance abuse counselor specializing in working with adolescent clients and their families. She has served on numerous state and local foreign development committees. Sieglinde has also served as supervisor for foreign language student teachers in the College of Education at YSU. 
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Justin was born and raised in Canton, OH, graduating from Perry High School. Justin is currently enrolled at Walsh University pursuing his BS in Business.
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If you have a gift item that you would like to donate for the annual golf outing on August 19, 2016, please contact Chairman Nick Perini at (330) 454-6555 or email nperini@beesefulmer, com. For your convenience you may bring your donated gift item(s) to a Friday meeting..jpg)
At our weekly meeting on August 5, 2016, President Craig Young welcomed the members and guests to the meeting.