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The Rotary Club of Amigos de Milwaukee After Hours is a multilingual club with a passion for diversity in Milwaukee
Service Above Self
We meet Tuesdays at 5:45 PM
Milwaukee Athletic Club
758 North Broadway
Milwaukee, WI  53202
United States
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What Does it Take in Time?  
  • One in-person meeting per month
 
What's Expected of Me?
  • To represent your vocation and help us know about you and that vocation.
  • Be a person of high ethical standards.
  • Give some of your time to Service in the Greater Milwaukee community and / or internationally.
  • Share Rotary and the opportunity to make a difference in the world with your Rotary Family in ways you could not individually.
  • Have Fun and WANT to see your Rotary club members because you miss them when you don't.
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Rotary Fellowships are independent, social groups that share a common passion. Being part of a fellowship is a fun way to make friends around the world.

How do I join a fellowship?

Fellowships are open to Rotarians, family members, and program participants and alumni. You can contact a fellowship directly by using the information listed in the Rotary Fellowships directory. Or search our discussion groups to find Rotary and Rotaract members with similar interests.

How do I form a fellowship?

Start by finding others who share you interest.

Be sure you meet the criteria for a fellowship and apply for official recognition.

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Fessahaye Mebrahtu
March 23
 
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May 20
 
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Programs

2018 Program schedule 
 
Tuesday, March 13 -  Bianca Shaw, Program Director Police & Resident Listening Circles: The Zeidler Center's largest program 
Bianca is a native of Milwaukee whose passion is to assist in making positive changes within the city of Milwaukee.  She is a recent graduate of the WI Women's Network Policy Institute and Emerge WI 2017. 
 
She describe herself as an: 
Activist - Advocate - Facilitator - Hard Working Woman and she will bring her daughter with her to meet us.
 
She also works on intergenerational women's dialogues, launching My Sister's Keeper: An Intergenerational Dialogue of Black Women in 2017.
 

President - Elect Training Seminar March 2-5 (PETS) -

Gustavo de Arriba, Tre Waldren, and Angela Rester attended the PETS training in the Chicago area two weekends ago.  It was filled with great Rotary information and ways to strengthen our clubs and find people who want to be about the high ethical standards of Rotary, its commitment to service both locally and internationally, and most important, working toward world peace in REAL ways...not just word.  Tre and Angie were joined by 2020-2021 District Governor Steen Sanderhoff. District Governor 2018-2019 Kola Alayande leads a president-elect session. Current District Governor Jeff Reed with Past District Governor Mary Beth Seiser.  Tre doing a "virtual" polio immunization day. Incoming International Rotary Board Director an 1998-1999 District Governor (DG classmate with Angie back when there were only 9 women of the 527 Districts in the World) Stephanie Urchick speaking to the attendees from 7 Districts at the PETS training.

Are you interested in learning more about becoming a Rotarian?  Please contact Angie at pdgrestersamse@aol.com

    

Previous Programs 

John Nyakoe Nyasani - John was born and raised in Eldoret Kenya, East Africa. At 13 he knew he wanted to come to the United States and study. He vividly remembers being a child in his village and the community set up a screen and showed a movie....the first time anyone in their village saw a movie.  One scene had a locomotive come straight at the audience and he recalls everyone moving out of the way.  It was his introduction to technology that has remained through today. His father is a retired Agriculturalist and is a farmer. His mother owns a boutique and sells clothes.  They were strong examples of curiosity, work ethic, and determination for John. They also own a tea farm in Kenya. John emigrated to Minneapolis, MN at 17 years of age. He is married to Cassandra (from Milwaukee and why we are fortunate to have him in our  community.  He is the father of Jordan and Candyce and has lived in Milwaukee since 2010.  Currently he is the IS Business Automation Specialist / Health Reports Coordinator with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.  John is very engaging and passionate about life and his faith.  
 
 
 
Gustavo de Arriba - Gustavo is originally from Spain and has been the Director of Global Quality for Johnson Controls since April 2017 but came to Milwaukee with Johnson Controls in May 2016.  He has worked for Johnson Controls for 18 years and came to Milwaukee after working in Germany since 2009.  He loves being challenged and getting outside of his comfort zone. He changed his professional field of work for the challenge.  He is learning Mandarin after being proficient in Spanish, English, and German and has basic French and Italian as well.  He is an Industrial Engineer with his MBA. He's been married since 2000 and the couple have 5 children. Gustavo loves rugby, has run 4 marathons and hopes to begin training to do his first US marathon in Chicago. Gustavo is another wonderful conversationalist and like John, can talk about many topics and interests.
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Plan to attend the Rotary International Convention in Toronto - contact Past District Governor and member of the Convention Goers Fellowship to learn more       PDGResterSamse@aol.com
 
 
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