.png) The list of Stan's contributions took two slides: .png) 1.Chaired the MT Town Center Committee 2.Contributed to the founding of Sunrise Rotary Club 3.Past President of Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Club 4.Earned Rotary’s highest honor-Paul Harris Fellow 5.Executive Director of Gatherings on the Green, Inc 6.Executive Director of “Family Fun Before the 4th” 7.Served on Board of MT Chamber of Commerce 8.Chaired Chamber’s Business and Industry Expo 9.Chaired Board of Freedom Village (retirement) 10.Served on task force planning Mequon Rotary Park 11.Named ‘96 MT Courant’s Newsmaker of the Year 12.Named 1996 MT Chamber’s Citizen of the Year 13.Served on Crossroads Presbyterian Church Board 14.Active in Ville du Parc’s HOA 15.Served on Economic Development Board 16.Plays a mean game of Pickle Ball 17.Enjoys Tuesday/Thursday Golf at Mee-Kuon 18.Lived in Mequon for close to 40 years 19.Served as Elder & was involved in the $2.7 million capital campaign for Crossroads So whether as successful businessman, Devout Church Elder, Active Civic Leader, or Devoted Husband and Father, Stan Smith is a glowing example of the Rotary International motto, “Service Above Self” and a role model for a Life Well Lived. Humble as ever, Stan gave the credit to the organizations to which he gave his time and talent. 
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Join us on Tuesday to hear from Joe Kirgues, Co-Founder and Managing Director, gener8tor Madison & Milwaukee, (photo with his father, Roger Kirgues and Brad Smith, President of Microsoft). This will be our last meeting at the Ozaukee Country Club for the summer.
Port Washington State Bank will be hosting a Rotary meeting for the Cedarburg/Grafton Club on the 15th of June (Thursday this week) at noon. Ron Knaus, Vice-president and Branch Manager, invites everyone from our club to join them for food, fellowship, and a make-up. There is no charge..jpg)
