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Rotary Theme 2025-26

 

 

 

 

 

100 Acts of Service

Campaign 

 

 

We’re on a mission!  For our Centennial Year the Rotary Club of Woodland is taking on the challenge of completing 100 Acts of Service! 

 

What qualifies as an Act of Service? Simply ask yourself: Does it pass the Rotary Four-Way Test? We’re tracking every project, big or small, and celebrating as we go. Follow along as we work toward 100 and beyond!

 

Got questions, an idea or want to join in? Click here for more information or email Angela Lynn at angela@lynn-capital.com.

 

 

 UPCOMING ACTS OF SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES...

 

 

 

 

May 26th Meeting

 

 

 President Aniek Pflager openned our meeting on time again today. Bob Nakken introduced his wife Gaye as his guest today. Lori McGrath welcomed Terri Chapin as her guest. Woodland Sunrise Rotarians Byron MacConnell and Don Sharp (not pictured) also visited today. 

 

 

President Aniek was proud to introduce Craig Perrin, Owner of Climate Action & Sustainability Planning, as the Club's newest member today, her first during her term as President. Craig was sponsored by Membership Chair Lori McGrath but was also encouraged by Christrian Sherrill and Jim Nolan. Foundation Chair Tom Schwarzgruber presented Chuck Moore with his 9th Paul Harris Fellowship pin today, in recognition for his significant financial support of the Rotary Foundation. 

 

 

Blair Voelz was in today's Century Spotlight, having been inducted into the Club in 2019. He was encouraged to join by Les Engelmann, Tom LaBrie & Dick Hoppin, and was slowing down on his day to day farming responsibilities and looking for something else to fill his time. Blair has enjoyed getting involved in Rotary. Blair also took the lead on today's Recognition. Following happy time comments, Blair asked for stories about 'your favorite trip'. Yvette Roy talked about the exchange student from Spain that her family hosted. Jayne Williams really enjoyed the vacation she and husband Geoff in a tour of southern Italy. Lisa Dunham enjoyed a trip to Amsterdam. Ryan Burger went for a hike in Capay and wasn’t in as good of shape as he thought. Gary Wegener's favorite journey was his motorocycle adventure across Russia. Angela Lynn thinks her recent tour of Sri Lanka and the Maldives was her favorite. 

 

 


 President Aniek offered these Announcements and Reminders for member's information. 

 

 

 

Diane Ortiz, Deputy District Attorney, Yolo County District Attorney's Office, was our guest speaker today, providing us with a program on the work of the DA's Child Abduction Unit which is her focus. Thanks to Dan Stroski for arranging for and introducing our speaker today. More about the Yolo District Attorney's Office can be found on its website: https://yoloda.org/


 

 

May 19th Meeting

 

 President Aniek Pflager greeted us on a warm and breezy May day with thanks to Lori McGrath and Mike Chandler for volunteering to squire the 2026 Honey Festival Queen Delaney Craighead and mascot BZ Bee around to various local schools last week in advance of the Honey Festival. President Aniek was delighted this event put us over the top on our goal of making 100 Acts of Service this, our Centennial year.

 

 

Angela Lynn and Kris Kristensen were in the Century Spotlight today. Kris was sponsored by Mark Ullrich. He has many friends in the Club and has enjoyed the fellowship and the Club’s work in the community. He especially appreciates those members who could see past their differences with others to find a common goal to do good work, and then effectively work together to achieve results. That’s why he joined the Club and remains a member. Angela Lynn was introduced to Rotary and sponsored by Brian Dwyer to become a member. She knew of Rotary but didn’t really understand what it did. Angela really believes in Rotary’s ‘Service Above Self’ motto and has enjoyed working on the Centennial with President Aniek and others. Also today, with the pot at $316 and 16 cards to choose from, Angela Lynn managed to find a free lunch.

 

 

Angela Lynn was in charge of today’s Recognition and focused on Memorial Day coming up this weekend and the men and women we honor for this service in America’s wars. She said she had a grandfather who served in WWII but never spoke of his service to anyone. Angela asked for stories of military service by family members of those attending today. Shawn Seyk’s great uncle Miles was in the first landing of Marines at Iwo Jima and went on to serve in Korea and as a supply chief in Vietnam. Jim Nolan’s two brothers served in Vietnam. Jim himself served in the National Guard. Dan Stroski appreciates the sacrifice of his great uncle, PFC Clarence Alexander Stroski, who was a Marine killed in the invasion of Saipan Island in WWII. Many years later Dan’s cousin, Cara DeMercurio visited the island and noted her uncle’s name in a memorial to US Marines established by the people of Saipan.

 

 

 

Our guest speaker today was Tim Busch, General Manager, Woodland-Davis Clean Water Agency, and Utilities Engineering Manager, City of Woodland, giving us a program on ‘Woodland Water Quality Past, Present & Future’. Thanks to Clyde Brooker for arranging Tim to be with us today, and to Jim Nolan for introducing him. More information about Woodland’s water treatment system can be found at: https://www.wdcwa.com/operations/water-treatment . Water quality reports are available at: https://www.wdcwa.com/operations/water-quality-reports 

 

 

 

 

 

WOODLAND ROTARY

CENTENNIAL - 

CELEBRATION & PROJECT 


 

 

 

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 CELEBRATION A BIG SUCCESS!!

 

Rotarians from all three Woodland Rotary Clubs - Noon, Sunrise & Luna Vista  - combined efforts under the leadership of Noon Club President Aniek Pflager and President-elect Nick Roncoroni to organize a great celebration of 100 years of Woodland Rotary with approximately 400 members and guests attending at the Woodland Community & Senior Center on Saturday evening, April 25th. Some event photos are offered below: 

 

VIEW DAILY DEMOCRAT APRIL 28 ARTICLE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

  SWAG STORE

 

Woodland Rotary Swag is still available to purchase. 

 

 

 

 

THE PROJECT

 

 

 

Project partners breaking ground on the Woodland Rotary Stage Project (from left to right): Jia-Min Rosendale, President, Woodland Opera House Board of Trustees; Myra Vega, Mayor Pro Tempore, City of Woodland, and Treasurer, Woodland Luna Vista Rotary Club; Tania Garcia-Cadena, Woodland City Council Member; Don Easton, President-elect Woodland Sunrise Rotary Club; Doug Bevier, Executive Director of Development, Clark-Pacific; Aniek Pflager, President, Rotary Club of Woodland; Tom Stallard, Mayor, City of Woodland; Tom Burmester, Executive Director, Woodland Opera House; Xochitl Rodriguez, President-elect, Woodland Luna Vista Rotary Club; Mary Sandy, Yolo County Supervisor, District 3; and John Fraser, Capital District Superintendent, CA State Department of Parks & Recreation. 

 

 

The Rotary Stage at the Woodland Opera House Intermission Garden has been selected by Woodland Rotary as its Centennial Project. Woodland Rotary held a Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Project on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, one hundred (100) years ago to the day the Rotary Club of Woodland was founded on April 29, 1926. In collaboration with Clark Pacific, Woodland Rotary expects to complete the Rotary Stage by the end of 2026 and gift the facility to the City of Woodland for use by the Woodland Opera House who originally provided the concept to Woodland Rotary. 

 

 

Woodland Rotary Leadership (left to right): Nick Roncoroni, President-elect, Rotary Club of Woodland; Myra Vega, Treasurer, Woodland Luna Vista Rotary Club; Aniek Pflager, President, Rotary Club of Woodland; and Don Easton, President-elect Woodland Sunrise Rotary Club.

 

 

VIEW SELECTED PROJECT CONCEPT

VIEW PROJECT PRESS RELEASE 

VIEW DAILY DEMOCRAT JAN 25 ARTICLE

 VIEW DAILY DEMOCRAT APR 30 ARTICLE

 

 

 

Camp Royal '26

 

Our Club's Board of Directors have approved sponsoring local Woodland High School student Leah Pinkston to attend the June 11-16, 2026 Rotary Camp Royal in Mineral CA.  More information about Camp Royal is available at https://rotary5160.org/camp-royal/or from Dan Stroski.

  

 

 

 

 

 

News From Club Polio Warrior Mark Ullrich:  

 

Polio Update (December 23)

 


 

 

 

 

 

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