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Welcome and congratulations to our club president for 2019-2020, Gina Belforte!
James "Jimmy" Deffendall recognized as Rotarian of the Year!
Congratulations Jim!
The Rotary Community Peace Park is dedicated at the Burton Recreation Center
Engaging panel discussion on Ethics in Professions
- Chip Romer, Credo High School's Executive Director
- Brian Ling is the CEO/Executive Director of the Sonoma County Alliance – Business Advocates for a Healthy Economy, Community, and Environment.
- Joyce Lopes, Sonoma State University, Vice President of Administration and Finance and Chief Financial Officer
Petaluma Sunrise Rotarian and District 5130 Friendship Exchange Chair, Greg Freitas, told us about the great travel opportunities with Rotary Friendship Exchange.
Isabelle Accornero is our club's newest member.
Welcome Isabelle!
Isabelle, with husband Glenn and daughter
Tyanna Smith was inducted to club today, in our new Young Professional membership category. She works in Risk Management.
Our Young Professional membership allows for a 50% reduction in club dues for the first two years. Interested? Please reach out to us.
Terre Lane is inducted to club membership. She is a retired flight nurse.
Club members come together to serve a free Thanksgiving meal to the community
Congressman Jared Huffman provides an update on what's going on in Washington DC and some of his initiatives.
Tommy wins President Pat's "Putts or Putz" golf challenge to raise funds for the club's foundation.
Congressman Mike Thompson addresses a joint meeting of the Rotary Clubs of Rancho Cotati and Rohnert Park-Cotati.
Updates on what's happening in Washington DC and the local region.
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This morning, we welcomed our new president, Patricia Mulcahy Miller, who certainly lived up to this year's Rotary International theme: "Be The Inspiration." Thank you Pat; you inspire us! It's going to be a great year!
On Saturday, June 16th, our club hosted a free BBQ for veterans at the Cotati Veterans Memorial Building. In addition to the meal, appreciative acknowledgments, each veteran was given a specially commissioned Challenge Coin by our club.
Since we're a community service organization, it's good for us to simply just be in the community from time to time. Telling the Rotary story; answering the question: "What Is Rotary"?
Look for us at the Rohnert Park Farmers Market/Party on the Plaza.
An offer to rehabilitate some municipal landscaping in front of the City of Rohnert Park Burton Avenue Recreation Center has turned into our club's largest community service project ever, as we transform the area into the Rotary Community Peace Park.
