Lynn was invited to speak with the Rotary Club of Dixie Sunrise, in St George, Utah, Sept 3, 2009. He shared his family experiences over the last 20 years, in the beautiful county of Costa Rica. It began with the vacation spots, the surfing camps, the zip lines and tree climbs and then the problems that a small support community town of Inmaculada, Quepose Costa Rica was dealing with. It was a horrifying site to see a beautiful county with major flooding occurring each year at this time. The rainy season floods this area. Some of the tico's have to relocate, out of their casita, rent a place until the water recedes. This is something that boggled his mind but the local people of Inmaculada seems to just live with this yearly situation. When the flooding occurs, the septic tanks over flow and contaminates the areas ground and water table. Lynn explained that he had established a group of Quepose and Manual Antonio residences which come from many countries to help facilitate the rebuilding of foundations and structures to help elevate this problem. It is a great project to teach and to serve, the Rotary slogan Service Above Self . It is just one of the latest projects that he has organized and now with the help of all, we can achieve the goals of Service above Self . Click on Lynn's name above to link to his Blog for LOTS more information on this work and pictures to tug at your heart. 
Lynn's passion for this area will surely be caught
by this club. Hopefully, we can hear more from him in the upcoming months about his passion.
Next week PE Mark Heiner will be conducting in my absence. Come to see what Past President Paul is bringing us next week.
Marla Shelby-Drabner, President
Lynn's passion for this area will surely be caught
by this club. Hopefully, we can hear more from him in the upcoming months about his passion.Next week PE Mark Heiner will be conducting in my absence. Come to see what Past President Paul is bringing us next week.
Marla Shelby-Drabner, President
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