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PUBLISHING ITEMS IN THE BULLETIN
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IN THIS ISSUE:
J. Alan Heywood, M.D., F.A.C.C. , Overlake Internal Medicine Associates, "Incidence of, risk factors for, mechanisms of, and screening tests for sudden cardiac arrest and treatment options." | USA-Nepal "Differently-Abled" Theme Song | Perfect Attendance
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Laurie Larson Are you receiving |
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Bill Grimes, 12/02 |
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J. Alan Heywood, M.D., F.A.C.C.
Overlake Internal Medicine Associates
"Incidence of, risk factors for, mechanisms of, and screening tests for sudden cardiac arrest and treatment options."
Dr. Heywood graduated from Whitman College with a B.A. in Chemistry in 1985 and completed his M.D. at the University of Washington in 1989. His training continued with a residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Vermont from 1989 to 1992. Dr. Heywood completed his general cardiology fellowship training in Vermont from 1992-1994, with the final year devoted to the field of Electrophysiology. One more year of fellowship in Electrophysiology followed at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School.
After finishing his fellowship training, Dr. Heywood moved back to the Northwest. He joined his current practice, Overlake Internal Medicine Associates, in 1997 and currently practices at Overlake Hospital Medical Center. With his focus on Electrophysiology, Dr. Heywood manages the spectrum of heart rhythm disorders.
Dr. Heywood is married and has four children. He enjoys spending his personal time with his family pursuing outdoor activities, coaching soccer, and volunteering at school.
USA-Nepal "Differently-Abled" Theme Song
Mr. Sunil Joshi visited Bellevue Rotary Club recently to debut his project theme song, "Song for Nepal's 'Differently-Abled,'" to enhance our club's Rotary Disability Awareness project in Nepal.
Sunil is a native Nepali who lives in North Seattle. He wrote, sang and performed the music for the song. Sunil's friend, Mr. Ramesh Acharya, from Kirkland, wrote the Nepali lyrics and English translation. While in Nepal for a ten-day visit with his family and with the superb help of Nepali Rotaractor's Sacheen Shakya and Anil Shrestha, Sunil recorded the song.
BRC Rotarian Rob Rose would like to recognize Sunil's dedication and efforts, as he spent nearly all of his vacation in Nepal recording this song. His musical efforts were definitely in "concert" with our Rotary motto of "Service Above Self"!
Members with 100% attendance for the rotary year ending 06/30/07 are:
| John Baldwin Kelly Becker Norris Bevan Bob Bishop Margret Doman Scott East Sally Gray Bill Grimes Jim Hebert Mike Hendrickson Rick Hervey Jim Hogue Ross Jacobson David Laub John Lee |
Judd Lees John Matheson Don Mings SanDee Olson Terry Posner Bill Ptacek Rob Rose Gail Ryder Katherine Thompson Stu Van der Hoek Bob Wallace Bob Ward TJ Woosley Frank Young Gary Zimmerman |
If your name is not on this list, and you believe it should be please contact
Katherine Michaud.