Division 44 South January Newsletter

Letter From Your LTGHello Dinosaurs!

I hope all of you have been enjoying your break so far! It I hope all of you have been enjoying your break so far! It was so great seeing all of you at our last DCM! I am so proud of each and every one of you who attended because of all the service we did! As our Key Club year is soon coming to an end in less than three months, we have to be sure that we end the year strong! We have accomplished so much, and I know that we can do so much more! much more!

Have a great New Years and I hope to see you all at Conclave where we will elect our next Lieutenant Governor!

Lots of dino love,

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-Kaetyng Chen

Letter From the EditorHappy Holidays, division 44 south! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah, or whatever it is you may celebrate this past month and have been enjoying your winter vacation. I welcome you to the 6th issue of Dino Tales just as I weclome all of you into 2013. With a new year in our midst, that just means so many new opportunities to serve! Please don’t forget to submit articles and pictures to me at [email protected] so that and pictures to me at [email protected] so that you can be featured in Febuary’s newsletter. Not much else to say this time. Once again, hope that you’re all having an amazing break and see you at the January DCM. :) Fair winds,

-Angela Phung

The singing-dancing Cordova Key Clubbers has once again made their annual trip to Casa Coloma. Casa Coloma is home to approximately 50 elderlies, who all seem to love our caroling Key Clubbers. This is our 3rd consecutive year participating in this event and it appears to be the members’ favorite event. As we strolled down the hallways singing off-key to “Jingle Bells” and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”, smiles lit up on the faces of the residents. Kelvin Christmas”, smiles lit up on the faces of the residents. Kelvin Martinez stated “It’s really nice to see the immediate impact of what we’re doing, we’re making others smile and they’re so happy and it’s just another aspect of Christmas, the season of giving.”This event proves to be the most fun yet emotionally challenging. Key clubbers get to entertain and enjoy the residents’ company, but hearing what the residents have to say can sometimes trigger a tear or two. One woman spoke to Matthew Tran and Anh Bui about how her kids rarely visit but that’s because they have their own lives. This situation applies to a lot of the people living at the home, which makes this event that much more memorable and valuable. makes this event that much more memorable and valuable. Not only are we simply Christmas caroling but we are bringing joy to the elderlies. Even if it’s in a small gesture. After all, Christmas is all about the joys of the season.