Our guest at the meeting on Thursday April 8 was Dieter Schneider, a fellow Rotarian living in Würzburg, Germany. He shared his story of wanderlust after his son committed suicide due to depression. From 2015 to early 2020 he travelled over 120,000 kms around the world on his motorcycle, seeking adventure but also raising awareness of depression and advocating for suicide prevention. "You don't always have to search - sometimes, you should just let yourself be found."
| 2020 Festival - Student Luna Kamata and adjudicator Yvette Rowledge | Courtesy SAM |
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| Just doing as our motto says.... Squamish Rotarians have been delivering hampers every Friday to households where residents are unable to go to the Food Bank in person. |
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