East Hampton Rotary News

Jen Day and Mimi Perrotti were recently installed as the newest members of the East Hampton Rotary Club.

Jen, whose grandfather was a founding member of the East Hampton Rotary, is the owner of Confidentially Yours, a medical prosthetics company. Mimi is the owner of Mimi Design Lakeside Signs, a graphic design company specializing in large format signs, business cards and banners.

Also, at the Rotary's Holiday Party earlier this month, Red and Anne McKinney were presented with the first Eaton E. Smith Honoree Award. The East Hampton Rotary Foundation is the sponsor of the Eaton E. Smith Honoree Award. It is presented to the awardee based on a $500 donation to the Foundation either as a one-time donation or a combination of donations over a period of time. The recipient, who can be a Rotarian or non-Rotarian, can be the contributor or someone else designated to receive the award. The donation was made by Mike Busler, Owen Flannery, Kevin Kuhr, Tom Ziemba and Dave Shulman.

Later, Red McKinney conducted a raffle to benefit the Veteran’s Memorial Fund.  Tickets were purchased for a chance to win prizes donated by members of the club.

Gladys Yeager-Griswold won a clock donated by Bill Devine. Mrs. Pfaffenbach won a watch, also donated by Bill Devine. Bev Walton won a bottle of Petrone tequila. Larry Levy won a man’s watch. Bruce Shepard won a Keurig coffee maker donated by Dave Shulman. Ray Moore won four Yankees tickets donated by Delores Morgano.

The raffle raised $685 for the Veteran’s Memorial Fund.