Pie Baking Sign Up – Using this sign up is helpful. Thank you.  Click Here . 

 

You will see a category to choose (fruit pies, gluten free, other.) Check the category, then click on “Submit and Sign Up.” That will take you to the place where you put in your info and indicate what kind and how many pies you intend to contribute to the sale.

Or…let Amber know what kind and how many pies you plan to bring. 970.319.8043 

 

Homemade, of course.  No pies that need refrigeration, please. Crumb crusts and no crust pies are welcome.

All pies MUST be covered with saran wrap or a clear plastic cover when you drop them off.

We have extra pie tins! Call Amber Brandt at 970.319.8043 for additional details.

 

Please label your pie as follows:

Identify ingredients of concern for dietary needs i.e. nuts, gluten free, sugar free.  A copy of the recipe or list of ingredients is helpful.

 

Share your name, email and phone number, so we can thank you and contact you again for next year.

 

We ask that pie bakers use extra precaution by washing hands frequently and using strict hygienic practices.  

 

Drop off at the Methodist Church either Thursday, June 17th between 6:30-7:30pm OR the morning of June 18th between 6:30-7:30am.

 

Pie Baking Questions?  Please call Amber Brandt at 970.319.8043 (accepts texts)

 

 

 

$3,600 was granted to Family Visitor Program (Sandy Swanson executive director)

$3,000 was granted to Literacy Outreach (Martha Fredendall executive director)

$3,500 was granted to Raising a Reader (Rick Blauvelt executive director)

3 Organizations were chosen to receive funding this year. These organizations were chosen because their mission aligns with the selected Rotary  theme for this year which is Education and Literacy.

 

 

 

I joined the Concord, NH, Rotary Club in Feb. 1974.  My dad had been a Rotarian in our hometown of Bloomington/Normal, Illinois, so Rotary was in my culture.  I had recently started my company in NH and knew that the contacts and acquaintanceships made through Rotary would be beneficial. It was also a good opportunity to actively become a part of our newly adopted community. 

 

 

Kathy and I permanently relocated to Carbondale, CO, in August, 2015 after living in NH for 42 years.  Our son, Lee, and his family live in Glenwood Springs, and we had a vacation condo there from 2005-2014.  We love the climate, lifestyle, and skiing & biking this area has to offer. 

 

 

 

 

Doing the stuff in #1 above, which most people don’t know about me!  Snowboarding, skiing, biking, tennis, and of course, Sudoku. 

 

 

The camaraderie with other Rotarians, visiting other Clubs when traveling.

 

As incoming President of the Concord Rotary Club, Kathy and I were sent to the Rotary International Convention.  Excited by the prospect of going to some exotic, foreign city, we were rewarded to go to the 1983 Convention in Kansas City, MO!  Hardly exotic, but a very enlightening and valuable experience.  One morning we went through the breakfast line at our hotel and looked around to join other Rotarians at their table.  A well-dressed black couple, which we assumed was from some African nation, was sitting alone, so we asked if we could sit with them.  Turned out they were from across the river in Kansas and were just staying at this hotel on their honeymoon.  I’m sure they were glad to get rid of us!