The Rotary Club of Wilsonville will hold its quarterly club assembly, where club business is discussed. This week's program will include two classification talks from new members sharing their personal and professional stories.
Jen Zappone, a virtual project manager and distinguished Toastmaster, will tell her inspiring story about overcoming a brain tumor that was as elusive as it was deadly.
Wilsonville City Councilor Charlotte Lehan will speak on "Wilsonville Myths and Milestones."
Chris Mercier, vice chair of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, will give a presentation entitled, "Grande Ronde: A Modern Day Tribe." He will give an overview of the tribe and its activities.
Noel McDermott, who works for the Life Flight Network, will present "A Day in the Life of an Emergency Medical Services Pilot."
Rich Truitt, chair of North Willamette Habitat for Humanity, will give an overview of the organization and the service it provides to the northern Willamette Valley.
Wilsonville Mayor Juile Fitzgerald will be our guest speaker. Elected in 2020 and serving her first year in office, she will offer a look forward for where the Wilsonville community is headed.
U.S. Rep. Kurt Schrader (D-Oregon) will be the guest speaker this week, and will provide an update on what is happening in the U.S. Congress, and how it relates to his district back home.
Incoming Club President Curt Kipp will give an inaugural speech on the new Rotary Year, which runs July 2021 through June 2022. He will talk about club goals and organizing principles for the coming year.
Jason Fellman, owner of J-Fell Presents and co-owner of Sterling Talent, shares insights about the impact Covid-19 has had on live music, the current state of the industry, and a forecast for what lies ahead in 2022 and beyond.
