Corwin Keller Candidate, Learning Community Coordinating Council – District 3
Corwin Keller is a small-business owner and father raising his family in Omaha, Nebraska. He owns Ideal Heating and Air Conditioning and has spent more than 20 years leading teams, managing budgets, and serving customers across the region.
Corwin has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and has served in leadership roles mentoring young professionals and business owners. Through this work, he has seen firsthand how effective early childhood and family support programs shape outcomes for kids and families.
He is running for the Learning Community Coordinating Council to bring fiscal responsibility, accountability, and a family-focused perspective to District 3, with a platform centered on proven leadership, supporting children and families, and investing in the community's future.
Corwin lives in Omaha and is a small business owner, father, and community leader.
I'm a Commercial Banker at Premier Bank, where I help business owners and real estate investors with financing solutions for growth and development. I earned a Finance degree from Creighton University's Heider College of Business in 2020 and am proud to call Omaha home with my wife, Lily.
Mark your calendars, Rotarians! We're swapping our usual morning meeting for something a little more festive this month. Join fellow Rotarian Jim Sullivan for a Rotary After Hours social — good company, good drinks, and good cheer! 🥂🎉
📅 Date: Tuesday, September 29 🕔 Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM (in lieu of our regular morning meeting) 📍 Location: Sean O'Casey's Pub — 2523 S 140th Ave, Omaha, NE 68144 🍺 What's included: Appetizers & drinks! 👨👩👧👦 Who's invited: Members, guests, and family — everyone is welcome!
Getting there: Sean O'Casey's is located near 140th & Center Street on Omaha's west side. From I-680, take the West Center Road exit and head west; the pub will be on your right (north side of Center), just south of the 140th Ave intersection — easy to spot with plenty of parking available. 🚗
Come unwind, catch up with fellow Rotarians, and bring the family for a relaxed evening out. We can't wait to see you there! 🙌🍻
Omaha Morning Rotary was proud to turn out in force for the Heart Heroes CPR fundraising event, continuing our club's ongoing partnership with this incredible local organization. Rotarians spent the evening brushing up on life-saving CPR skills, connecting over happy hour, and representing our club alongside other community supporters of Heart Heroes' mission.
It was a great reminder of why this partnership matters — Heart Heroes does vital work supporting children and families affected by congenital heart disease, and events like this one help fund that mission while giving our members practical, potentially life-saving skills. A big thank-you to everyone who came out to support the cause and represent Omaha Morning Rotary!
A big thank you to Mike Murphy and the team at Nelson Murphy Insurance and Investments for hosting our afterhours at their office! It was a fantastic evening filled with great food, drinks, and conversation, and we were thrilled to welcome so many new prospective guests. We also took the opportunity to bid a fond farewell to Sarah Wedebrand as she heads off to Colorado for her next chapter — we'll miss her and wish her all the best in this exciting new adventure!
Congratulations to long time Omaha Morning Rotarian, Bill Schenk who was recently recognized as only the fifth recipient since 2001 of the club’s Founders Award. A group of founding members of Omaha Morning Rotary established this award, the highest honor to be bestowed on a member of the club, in recognition of an individual who exemplifies Rotary’s Four-Way Test.
Bill has maintained perfect attendance for 37 years, served as Club President, Foundation President, and Secretary. He is a regular participant in both local and international service projects, and mentored countless members who have stepped into club leadership roles.
Congratulations, Bill. You are a most deserving recipient of this honor and recognition.
We are sharing the Chair of the Day schedule for our weekly Omaha Morning Rotary meetings. This role includes welcoming the speaker, making introductions, and helping the meeting flow smoothly. Please review the schedule and note your assigned date. If you are not able to serve on your date, please arrange a swap with another member and notify the Program Committee.
Thank you for helping us keep our meetings organized, engaging, and a reflection of the strong fellowship in our club.
Mark your calendars, Rotarians! We're swapping our usual morning meeting for something a little more festive this month. Join fellow Rotarian Jim Sullivan for a Rotary After Hours social — good company, good drinks, and good cheer! 🥂🎉
📅 Date: Tuesday, September 29
🕔 Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM (in lieu of our regular morning meeting)
📍 Location: Sean O'Casey's Pub — 2523 S 140th Ave, Omaha, NE 68144
🍺 What's included: Appetizers & drinks on us!
👨👩👧👦 Who's invited: Members, guests, and family — everyone is welcome!
Getting there: Sean O'Casey's is located near 140th & Center Street on Omaha's west side. From I-680, take the West Center Road exit and head west; the pub will be on your right (north side of Center), just south of the 140th Ave intersection — easy to spot with plenty of parking available. 🚗
Come unwind, catch up with fellow Rotarians, and bring the family for a relaxed evening out. We can't wait to see you there! 🙌🍻
Good morning, and welcome to the Omaha Morning Rotary Club.
We are a community of professionals united by one simple belief — that we can do more together than apart. Each week we gather not just to share a meal, but to share ideas, build friendships, and take action on behalf of our community here in Omaha.
Service is at the core of everything we do. Whether through local projects or global initiatives, our members show up ready to make a difference. But just as important is the fellowship — the relationships built here last a lifetime.
If you're considering joining us, we'd love to have you at our table.
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