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Dr. Bradley Burt
President Elect
Pat Olsen
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Josie Cochuyt
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Tracy Lindaman
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Deborah Peterson
Treasurer
Steven Fahrenkrog
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Chris Connolly
Auction Chair
Pat Olsen
Corn Boil Co-Chair
John Maxwell
Corn Boil Co-Chair
Glen Keppy
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R. Scott Case
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Jeffrey Martens
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Dr. Fred Mulch
Director
Tyler Bindrum
Director
Greg Schaapveld
Director
Miles Thompson
Director
Heather Wagner
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Thomas Messer
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Richard Horst
Program/Vocational Talks Co-Chair
Bill Tubbs
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Jeremy Kaiser
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Nathan Kessler
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Dr. Bradley Burt
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Jeremy Kaiser
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Welcome to North Scott Rotary

North Scott (Davenport)

The future of Rotary is in your HANDS

We meet Fridays at 12:00 PM
Steeple Gate Inn (Best Western),
100 W 76th St. (Brady St. Exit)
Williamsburg Room
Davenport, IA  52806
United States of America
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COME JOIN US FOR OUR NEXT MEETING

If you have any questions you can email: nsrotary@aol.com

 

Click Here to access our Club Newsletter

 

For North Scott Rotary Rallies for Youth Tickets, please visit: www.northscottrotary.home.qtego.net

 

 

Ready to ride, Thanks to Rotary! 

Seventy-five volunteers, including North Scott Rotarians and friends of Rotary assembled 19 customized tricycles for children with disabilities. We partnered with Mississippi Bend Trykes to help purchase and assemble tricycles on February 9th, 2019. This is one of the many projects our club has participated in this year with a lot more to come! North Scott Rotary raised and donated $20,000 to this cause! Visit our Facebook page to see more on this project and the other projects we are working on! 

 
 
Our Projects and Events
 
Home Page Stories
North Scott Rotary Activities
Rotary Reads 
Volunteer at Special Olympics Events  
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards -
Maintain and Beautify the Flower Beds on LeClaire Road
Community Grants
Scholarships Awarded to Both Traditional and Non-Traditional Students
Annual Corn Boil
Annual Golf Outing
Promote Literacy Programs within Local Elementary Schools
Dictionaries for 4th Graders
Volunteer at the Mississippi Valley Fair 
School Shop to provide school supplies to local schools for children in need
Youth Fall Harvest Party
Youth Exchange
Rotary Interact Club
Junior Rotarians
And So Much More! 
 
 
 
 

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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays:
  • Carolyn Scheibe
    January 6
  • Brad Nielsen
    January 10
  • Eric Langan
    January 17
  • James Koehler
    January 21
Spouse/Partner Birthdays:
  • Sammy Bindrum
    January 5
Anniversaries:
  • Jason Happel
    Sara Happel
    January 6
Join Date:
  • Steve Powell
    January 1, 1993
    28 years
  • Glenn Eakes
    January 6, 2006
    15 years
  • Nathan Kessler
    January 6, 2012
    9 years
  • Richard Golinghorst
    January 6, 2006
    15 years
  • Jerry Coussens
    January 7, 2011
    10 years
  • Dr. Bradley Burt
    January 10, 2003
    18 years
  • Janice Touney
    January 22, 2016
    5 years
  • Brian Ritter
    January 25, 2019
    2 years
  • Cody Allen
    January 26, 2007
    14 years
  • Kim Wilkins
    January 28, 2005
    16 years
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