🎉 Exciting News! 🎉
The Rotary Club of Kirksville is proud to donate $1,000 to the Nemo United Way, supporting their incredible work in our community! 💙 This contribution will help fund vital programs that make a difference in the lives of those in need.
Together, we are building a stronger, more compassionate community. 🌟
Interested in making a difference too? Join us at the Rotary Club of Kirksville! We're always looking for passionate individuals ready to give back and create positive change.
Complete our Rotary Interest Form to learn how you can get involved!
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At the July 24 Rotary Club of Kirksville meeting, Jacqueline Collett was inducted by Club President Ruth Bowers. She is a retired Professor of Music-Voice at Truman State University. Pictured from left are Bowers, Collett and Randy Smith, Collett’s Rotary sponsor.
At the June 26 evening event at Rotary Park, incoming District 6040 Governor Erik McGuire (right) installed 2024/25 presidents of three Rotary clubs as well as other officers/directors. Pictured from left are President Courtney Bonnell, Rotary Club of Kirksville-Thousand Hills; Unionville Rotary Club President Tom Keedy; and Rotary Club of Kirksville President Ruth Bowers.
At the June 19 meeting of the Rotary Club of Kirksville, Valena Fiscus (center) and Elizabeth Gregory (right) received Paul Harris Fellowship pins and certificates from Foundation Chair Jeff Romine (left) for their significant financial contributions to the Rotary International Foundation. Rotary uses the money to improve living conditions and health around the world and for various grants, exchanges and scholarships designed to promote peace and better world understanding between cultures.
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