Club Recovery

11/23/2025

Please keep our family and friends in your prayers. This will be an impossible afternoon.

11/18/2025

Anyone wanting help set up for Thanksgiving, please show up at noon.

11/15/2025

11/10/2025

https://clubrecovery.org/event/old-schoolhouse-thanksgiving/

11/01/2025

Tonight at 7pm snacks provided

10/31/2025

Double DUI auto theft?
Be fun to see these two seeing each other at a meeting soon. She probably still be mad at him. :-)

In Oregon, a police chase took an unbelievable turn when a man driving a stolen car crashed into… another stolen car driven by a completely different person.

Officers were chasing Randy Lee Cooper, who had stolen a Toyota Land Cruiser, when he slammed into another vehicle at an intersection. But here’s the kicker the second driver, Kristin Nicole Begue, was also behind the wheel of a stolen car, and under the influence.

Both were arrested, leaving police stunned at the coincidence.

Two stolen cars. One crash. Zero luck. 🚓💥
Somewhere out there, the universe was definitely saying: “Not today.”

10/30/2025

A businessman once bought a massive diamond in South Africa — about the size of an egg yolk. But his excitement quickly turned into disappointment when he discovered a crack running through the stone. Hoping for a solution, he took it to a jeweler for advice.

The jeweler studied the gem carefully and said, “This can be split into two perfect diamonds, each worth more than the original stone. But one wrong strike could turn it into a pile of cheap fragments. I won’t take that risk.”

Other jewelers in different countries gave him the same answer. Then someone told him about an old master jeweler in Amsterdam — a man with “golden hands.” The businessman flew there the same day.

The old master examined the stone through his loupe and began to explain the risk, but the businessman interrupted: he had already heard this speech many times. The jeweler agreed to do the job and named his price. When the man accepted, the jeweler called over a young apprentice sitting nearby, his back turned to them, quietly working on something else.

The apprentice took the diamond, placed it in his palm, lifted the hammer, and struck it once — clean, precise. The stone split perfectly into two brilliant diamonds. Without even turning around, he handed them to the jeweler.

The astonished businessman asked, “How long has he worked for you?”

“Three days,” the old man replied. “He doesn’t know how much this stone is worth. That’s why his hand didn’t tremble.”

Moral: When you stop inflating your fears and overthinking every risk, the impossible becomes doable. Sometimes, the biggest obstacles exist only in your mind.

10/29/2025

Guy must be one of us!

10/24/2025

It is with deep, deep sadness that I let friends know of the passing of my beautiful wife, Deborah Kamlot-Wright.

As many know, Deb was on the kidney transplant list. That call came early Thursday morning, and Deb went to the hospital in Largo for the transplant procedure. Her spirits were extraordinarily high. She was so eager to start this new phase of her life.

As the procedure was to begin, Deb had a severe reaction to anti-rejection medications. Her blood pressure plummeted, and she went into cardiac arrest. While doctors revived her heart, she never regained consciousness and passed early this morning.

Deb's sons, Matthew Kamlot and David Kamlot, are in shock and heartbroken. No one saw this coming. Please keep them in your prayers. Information about services will be forthcoming.

Deb had an infectious spirit for her family and her community. We were best friends, she was my anchor, and it feels like I'll never be right ever again.

-Mike Wright