Watch the full meeting recording here Beautiful bright hallways greeted Rotarians as our Club returned to its traditional home in the Michigan Union. Many of us visited the newly renovated spaces and found them full of students making good use of the new meeting spaces for group study or camaraderie. Music by the Paul Keller […]

Lost Voices in cooperation with the Rotary Club of Ann Arbor present: At First Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor, 1432 Washtenaw Avenue, 48104 View Map Net proceeds will benefit Lost Voices, and the Rotary Club of Ann Arbor Peace Committee This will be a traditional Lost Voices festival concert, a round-robin concert featuring Josh White, Jr., […]

If you are a member of the RCAA and work in the fields of advertising and/or public relations, or have past experience in either of those fields, please contact Susan Froelich or Lauren Heinonen if you are willing to provide some guidance to the Public Image Committee.

President Rosemarie tapped the Rotary Bell with the gavel and we all stopped, we stood and we quieted down.  Did you ever wonder how the tradition of the Rotary Bell began?   In 1922, U.S. Rotarians organized an attendance contest to see which club could increase their attendance at meetings the most.  The challenge was […]

Our Sergeant-at-Arms, Dave Williams, was presented the Distinguished Service Award on January 29th, 2020. With decades of service to our Club and 15 years as Sergeant-at-Arms, Dave is most deserving of this award. Congratulations, Dave, on receiving this award and for your tremendous contributions to the life of our club for so many years and […]

In order to conserve time in last Wednesday’s award ceremony honoring Dave Williams, some information was omitted. Here it is: The Distinguished Service Award is our club’s highest honor. It is given to those individuals and organizations who have exemplified the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self” in their professional achievements, community involvement and/or contributions […]

President Rosemarie rang the opening bell for our last meeting at Weber’s a little early – a full program was scheduled for this special meeting. We sang My Country ‘Tis of Thee. Kathy Waugh inspired us to beak the slender cords of learned behavior that keep us from trying new things. Her example was of […]

Services are Saturday, March 7 at 1:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church, followed by a Celebration of Life at the home of Brad Chick and Karen Kerry. Memorial gifts in lieu of flowers will go to Rotary, the Boy Scouts and First Presbyterian Church. Click here to read the full obituary

On a clear, cold, Wednesday, January 22nd, President Rosemarie rang the bell calling the Rotary meeting to order. After a stirring rendition of the “Star-Spangled Banner,” Christina Ferris gave an inspiration evoking the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, his accomplishments and his legacy. Joanne Pierson, backed by the strong tenor voice of Steve Pierce […]

Well, it is time to bid farewell to Weber’s.  We will be taking a moment on Wednesday to show our gratitude to the hard-working staff and management at Weber’s who have done a terrific job considering the size and incredible busyness of the Club! The move to Weber’s will be happening after our meeting and […]