Events

Join us in this Community event to spruce up the Mansfield Cemetery!

Please register for this event so we can get an accurate headcount!

We need to bring our own tools. Only tools you're comfortable using. Limb loppers, hand trimmers, weed wackers, rakes and brooms. 

The Mansfield Cemetery is located in the city limits, south on Main Street, right on F.M. 917 and right on Burl Ray Drive (Mapsco grid 124W). Cumberland Presbyterian is the oldest section of the cemetery and bears a Texas Historical Subject Marker. The land was deeded for the Cumberland Section by Ralph Man in 1876. Another section is the Bratton Family section dedicated for the descendants of the Bratton family. The T.E. Blessing section was dedicated by Mr. Ernie Blessing. He and his wife Hattie owned a furniture store and the funeral home. Hattie was one of the first licensed female embalmers in the state of Texas. Early settler were buried here and helped found the town by starting churches, schools, gristmills and civic organizations.

Eulanie Lashley is the newly appointed president and chief executive officer of Texas
Health Hospital Mansfield. She is dedicated to fostering growth in the facility while
enhancing community connections. With a wealth of experience in healthcare,
Eulanie has a proven track record of developing impactful programs and overseeing
significant expansions.

Before her role in Mansfield, Eulanie was the vice president and chief operating
officer at AdventHealth Apopka in Florida. She helped advance the cardiovascular and cancer programs during her tenure and led a major $26 million
expansion project. Her leadership also extended to AdventHealth Winter Garden,
where she oversaw the construction of a $219 million inpatient tower, showcasing
her commitment to advancing healthcare infrastructure.

Eulanie earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting at Andrews University, followed by a Master of Business Administration from Southern Illinois University. Outside of her professional life, Eulanie enjoys spending quality time with her
husband, Rossyl, and their two children, Nathan and Natalie

**First Friday Happy Hour Fellowship**, a wonderful opportunity to connect, unwind, and support our local businesses.

This casual gathering is the perfect chance to catch up with fellow Rotarians, meet new faces, and foster our shared commitment to community and service. Plus, by gathering at a local business each month, we’re giving back to the establishments that make Mansfield such a vibrant place to live and work.

Feel free to bring friends, family, and prospective members – the more, the merrier! We look forward to seeing you there for great conversation, food, and fun.

**Let’s mix, mingle, and make a difference!**

🎯 Ready to Hit the Mark? Join Us for Axe Throwing Night! 

Hey Rotarians!

Get ready for a night of skill, thrill, and a bit of friendly competition at our upcoming Rotary Axe Throwing Night! Bring your spouse, bring your game face, and let’s see who has what it takes to land that bullseye—or maybe just come out of the night with all fingers intact!

🪓 Event Details:

   •       What: Axe Throwing Night (Lane fee covered by the club)

   •       When: Friday, November 22nd, from 7 PM to 9 PM

   •       Where: Battle Axes - 1704 W FM 875, Midlothian, TX 76065

   •       BYOB: Beer and wine only, please—hard alcohol needs to stay at home for this one!

   •       RSVP: Register to let us know you are coming!

Some of us are planning to meet up for a bite to eat beforehand to sample some Midlothian local flavors. If you’re interested in joining for dinner, let us know so we can save a spot for you!

Whether you’re a seasoned axe thrower or a curious first-timer, this night promises to be a blast. Hope to see you there, ready to throw (and maybe dodge!) a few axes!

P.S. Don’t forget to wear closed-toe shoes and leave your stress at the door! This is all about fun (and maybe a little competitive spirit)!

**First Friday Happy Hour Fellowship**, a wonderful opportunity to connect, unwind, and support our local businesses.

This casual gathering is the perfect chance to catch up with fellow Rotarians, meet new faces, and foster our shared commitment to community and service. Plus, by gathering at a local business each month, we’re giving back to the establishments that make Mansfield such a vibrant place to live and work.

Feel free to bring friends, family, and prospective members – the more, the merrier! We look forward to seeing you there for great conversation, food, and fun.

**Let’s mix, mingle, and make a difference!**

The holiday season is upon us, and we’re excited to invite you to the Rotary Club of Mansfield’s annual Holiday Party!

Bring your spouse and join us for a festive evening filled with great company, delicious food, and holiday cheer.

Down Home Buffett covered by the Club!

Cajun Chicken Breast

Chopped Steak smothered in onions, mushrooms, and brown gravy

Green beans sauteed in garlic butter, onion and bacon

Mashed potatoes

Garden salad served with ranch or balsamic vinaigrette

In the spirit of giving, we’re supporting the Toys for Tots Toy Drive this year. Please bring an unwrapped toy to help brighten the holidays for children in need.

Let’s celebrate the season together and make a difference in our community!

Kindly RSVP by [RSVP Deadline] to [RSVP Contact Information].

We look forward to seeing you there!

Dr. Tatiana Baeva is the co-founder and director of international operations for Allies in Youth Development, a nonprofit based in Mansfield. Allies in Youth Development serves orphans and vulnerable children around the world in 69 countries and counting. Dr. Baeva created the Allies Mentoring Program that has become the core of transforming the lives of thousands of children. She is the liaison between the United States and area leaders in other countries where she continues to expand connections around the world. Dr. Baeva has a Ph.D. in Russian and a master’s degree in English. She taught Russian, literature, and other subjects at Russian and American universities for 18 years, 10 of which were at University of Texas at Arlington. She is a member of Rotary Dostoevsky in Omsk, Russia.  

Shelly Young is a Program Manager for the Alzheimer’s Association – North Central Texas Chapter where she has served for seventeen years.  Ms. Young has a Master of Science in Gerontology from Abilene Christian University and has worked with seniors for over 25 years.  Much of her employment has been in the senior care industry including assisted living, nursing facilities and home care.  During this time, she has had the privilege of working with many senior adults and their families as they tried to find appropriate services and make the difficult choices that families often face.

Ms. Young’s mother suffered from Alzheimer’s disease for over 10 years. Her mother passed away after living a nursing facility for three years. Ms. Young’s father suffered from Lewy body dementia and lived in a care facility for six years.