Trenton Rotary News
Rotary District 6400
District Governor
Kim Spirou
 
Area & Assistant Governor
Barb Smith
 
Dean of Assistant Governor
Matt Hatty
 
District Governor Elect
Therese Maggioncalda
 
District Governor Nominee
Ed Smith
Executives & Directors
President
 
Treasurer
 
Assistant Treasurer
 
Secretary
 
Assistant Secretary
 
Past President At Large
 
Director
 
Director
 
Director
 
Immediate Past President
 
Executive Secretary
 
Speakers
Aug 10, 2026
Interact Update
Aug 30, 2026
Sep 07, 2026
Sep 14, 2026
Annual visit
Dec 07, 2026
Pat President's Meeting
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Ed Nykiel
August 13
 
Bill Borrows
August 18
 
Mark Angellotti
August 19
 
Gloria Jabro
August 22
 
Vicky Brown
August 27
 
Spouse/Partner Birthdays
Allyson Morgan
August 5
 
Barb Malzahn
August 8
 
Debbie Nykiel
August 25
 
Anniversaries
Joe Hoshaw
Mary Hoshaw
August 5
 
Alyssa Severson
Ty Severson
August 6
 
Mark Angellotti
Janet Angellotti
August 13
 
Dale Malzahn
Barb Malzahn
August 16
 
Join Date
Bruce Jocks
August 1, 1993
33 years
 
Ed Nykiel
August 1, 1987
39 years
 
Bruce Wyke
August 12, 2019
7 years
 
Kimberly Mott
August 12, 2013
13 years
 
Bill Jasman
August 22, 2006
20 years
 
Upcoming Events
DG Kim Spirou visit
Sep 14, 2026
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President's Corner
 
 
Like many of you, I had the pleasure of attending DYPAC’s latest production, “All Shook Up,” this past Friday. Those of us who were there can surely agree the musical comedy was thoroughly entertaining and exceptionally well performed and executed from beginning to end. We sometimes take DYPAC’s consistently wonderful productions for granted – and we shouldn’t.
 
I also noticed once again how well represented the Trenton Rotary Club is at the Trenton Theater – even beyond what one might expect from our club’s support of DYPAC’s capital campaign. That visible presence got me thinking: What can each of us do to strengthen Rotary’s identity throughout our community?
 
Each of us can strengthen our club’s “brand recognition” and indeed Rotary’s presence in simple ways: include our Rotary logo in business ads and materials if appropriate; invite a neighbor or colleague to a meeting; share the story of a club project; look for opportunities to serve alongside other community organizations; and even simply wear our Rotary pin.
 
Personally, I have my own individual plan to do so…
When we are visible, engaged, and proud to explain what Rotary does, we not only enhance our brand, we help more people see how they can join us in making Trenton an even better place to live.
What can you do?
PeterI

 

Lunch Schedule For August

August 3 - Coney dogs, pita wraps, salad and fruit

August 10 - Subs, salad and fruit

August 17 - China House 

August 24 - Jet's pizza, salad and fruit

August 31 - No meeting - social night

 
Member Engagement

Our next social night is August 31.  Stay tune for details!
 
 
 
DG Kim Spirou, RI Director Marty Helman, Matt Hatty, and DGE Therese Maggioncalda at the newly installed peace pole at St. Claire College of the Arts in Windsor.
 
 
 
It's time to sign up for the District Conference.  It will be a GRAND time!
 
Bulletin Editor
Ronnie Ruelle

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