This Friday our speaker will be Harley Herd, Nutritional Health Coach with Natural Grocers. He will be speaking to us about Brain Health.
Harley graduated from the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. He then went on to achieve his Master of Nutrition and Human Performance from Logan University in St. Louis, Missouri. He went on to complete his Fitness Nutrition Specialist Certification through the American Council on Exercise. He has worked for over a year as a certified personal trainer; giving exercise, lifestyle and nutrition advice to his clients. While his athletic career did not continue after high school, he has been an avid gym-goer ever since and values exercise and nutrition as tools for a happier and healthier life. In his free time Harley likes to spend time with his wife and family, doing things like Geocaching and playing disc golf.
On Thursday, January 18, we will be assembling approximately 60 winter care kits for area victims of human trafficking who are homeless. The assembly location is Countryside Christian Church in the Fellowship Hall (downstairs). Each kit will include: hats, gloves, neck warmers, socks, hoodie, sweat pants, hand warmers, mylar blankets, lip balm, and protein snacks. We will begin assembly at 6 pm and finish no later than 8 pm. If interested please see Steve Nettles.
Occupation (or former): Director of Client Services was my last position
Tell us about your family: Married to Jim for 54 years. Two children. Andy, married to Liz, has two sons and a daughter. Susan, married to Alex, has two daughters
When did you join Rotary: Not certain. 1996? Greg Peterson invited me. (Thank you, Greg.)
Why did you join Rotary: I truly enjoy being a part of the community of Rotary and how it connects locally and globally
What Rotary offices have you held: Vice President, President Elect, President
What is your favorite Rotary memory or project? When (likely 2001) Rotary sorted out problems the Johnson County Christmas Bureau was having and making everything work. Since then, Rotary has always worked on the first day of the Holiday Shop - just in case there are issues
When you are not working, how do you spend your time? I like to read, play bridge, paint with watercolors and travel
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