Welcome to The Rotary Club of Akron, Ohio

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We meet on
Tuesday at NOON
(also see special notices below)

Doors open at 11:45am
Regular lunch meetings are held at
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
129 South Union Street
Akron, OH 44304
$20.00 per person
includes buffet lunch by Tangier Catering
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April 23, 2024 we will host a Scholarship Dinner 
 
 
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September 17  and September 24, 2024
Meeting location change both days
We will meet at Portage Country Club
(due to the Akron Greek Festival)
 
 
 

Tom Knauer
2023-2024 Club President

View Calendar of
Weekly Speakers
& Our Events

The Club Board of Directors meet the
2nd Tuesday of each month at 10:45 a.m.
Board meetings are open to Club members. 
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Upcoming Speakers

Roy Poillon, B.S., CDCA , CMHC
Apr 16, 2024 12:00 PM
Fentanyl and Families in Harm's Way
Fentanyl and Families in Harm's Way

Mr. Roy Peet Poillon, is a graduate of the Ohio State University Fischer School of Business and served as an Officer in the United States Army, Field Artillery.  He had a successful career in business management modeling disease management services for chronic diseases. Then in 2005 Mr. Poillon designed an international network of hospitals providing access to general elective surgery for the under-insured. From this experience he has founded an education charity non-profit 501c3 “Families Impacted by Opioids”, creating a learning center model for family members living with someone who has a substance use disorder. 

As a Ohio state licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant and Certified Mental Health Coach, he provides volunteer services at a family pregnancy crises center.  He will speak on the impact of this disease in the family system,  identify areas of developing a new delivery system of services for these families and give the topic air for an open discussion.  The audience will leave with a stronger understanding of the family dynamics in addiction, the key issues they face and how they can approach its impact both as a family and community. He believes knowledge is empowering and an empowered family is unstoppable. Our community needs unstoppable families if they are to survive this journey.

As a prelude to his presentation, Mr. Poillon shared this link:  https://youtu.be/yyfEddFPZ2I?si=_lfkqx2NJJK3eISv

AKRON ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP DINNER
Apr 23, 2024 5:00 PM
REGISTRATION REQUIRED by APRIL 16th
Justin Chenault
Apr 30, 2024 12:00 PM
North Hill CDC
Brian Miner and Jason Segedy
May 07, 2024 12:00 PM
Hasenstab Architects, Inc: The Polsky Building Renovation
Melissa Paul, Volunteer Director
May 14, 2024 12:00 PM
Project Learn of Summit County
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Change your community with us by volunteering on a local project or attending a community event.
Email our Service Committee Chair.

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We work with groups and organizations of all sizes to accomplish even more.
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Discover and celebrate diverse perspectives with a global organization.  
Email our International Exchange Chair.
 
News and Activities
APRIL 19 - Friday Morning Meeting Option
Posted by Cyndi Kane
APRIL 19 - Friday Morning Meeting Option
Friday Morning Meeting Planned:  
 
Akron Family Restaurant on April 19, 2024, 7:30-9am 
 
Please join us for fellowship with those Rotarians we may not be able to see at our Tuesday meetings. In January, we had more than 20 people in attendance and we really had a nice time!
 
President Knauer will provide an update on club happenings and Cyndi will update you and get input from you regarding our upcoming service projects.  We hope that you are able to join us.
 
If you CAN attend, please email Cyndi Kane (cyndi@cyndikane.com).  
 
Yours in Service,
 
Cyndi Kane
330-606-6041
It's time to be Social!  Upcoming Socials at the District Level and through our Club
Posted by Dave Miller
It's time to be Social! Upcoming Socials at the District Level and through our Club
We have a lot of Social opportunities coming up in the next few weeks so I wanted to make you all aware of the details, as well as how to register for the Governor's Dinner, which requires tickets to attend.  
 
AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL:
 
Friday April 26th~
4:20 p.m. New Member Mixer – Hotel Beau’s on the River – ALL ARE WELCOME! Come meet new Rotarians and welcome them to the world of Rotary (Cash Bar)  
 
 
Saturday April 27th~
6:00 p.m. Create Hope in the World District Governor Reception  
 
7:00 p.m. Create Hope in the World Governor’s Dinner - (Registration Required )
 
Ticketed Event - Use this link to register for Dinner
 
 
Mix and Mingle as you visit Serving Stations
 
Hospitality Suite Opens After Dinner – Sponsored by The Rotary Club of Akron  approximately 8:30pm
 
THROUGH OUR CLUB: Rotary Night out at Hoppin' Frog:  Smashing Century Ale Release
 
Thursday May 2nd~
5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.  - In collaboration with The Rotary Camp for Children with Special Needs, Hoppin' Frog Brewery will be releasing their Smashing Century Ale which celebrates the Camp's 100th Anniversary.  Please plan on joining us for as little or as long as you wish.  There is no cost to attend, outside of your own food an beverage, and all are welcome as we toast to 100 years!
 
Questions are welcome!
 
Dave Miller
Social Chair
The Rotary Club of Akron
Rotary Exchange Student Maelle (Malou) Gorisse Spoke to Club April 10th
Maelle (Malou) Gorisse is enjoying her GAP year. She hails from the northern part of France close to the Belgium border and the beautiful French city of Lille. 
 
Malou lives with her parents and a younger brother. She finished her secondary schooling and selected to come to the U. S. before starting her studies at a French University. 
 
She is thrilled to be a Rotary Exchange student. 
 
Malou’s academic program focused on the traditional French curriculum. And foreign language was certainly part of that.   As many of you may have noticed, she is extremely accomplished in English and hopes to become a teacher of English in France someday.  She is currently attending Stow -Munroe Falls High School and participates in the District’s RYE activities.  
 
Malou’s 1st host family was Jen and Richard Carroll.  She is currently with her 2nd family. 
Akron Rotary Inducts Tina Graver
WELCOME OUR NEWEST AKRON ROTARIAN
TINA GRAVER
 
Employer:  Bartlett Tree Experts
 
Board Certified Master Arborist, Certified Treecare Safety Professional
 
Indiana University Bloomington: Master of Science - MS, Environmental Science
Ohio Wesleyan University: Bachelor of Arts - BA, Botany/Plant Biology
 
President Tom Knauer was honored to induct Tina as a new member on April 10, 2024. She was sponsored by Brian Kosarko.
 
There are only 8,257 arborists in the United States* and only 7% of those are women.  Only a few women are Master Arborists and Tina is in that very elite group.
 
A Master Arborist is someone who has met certain educational and/or experience requirements and has passed an examination administered by a professional organization such as the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA).   
 
Tina was elected as a Board Member of the Ohio Landscape Association in 2022 and chairs the organization’s Education Committee which helps elevate industry practices across the state. She state that she "is looking forward to giving back and working on service oriented projects in the community".
 
Please introduce yourself the next time you see Tina at a meeting or service project!

 
*according to https://www.zippia.com/arborist-jobs/demographics/
Rotary Cares
Posted on Apr. 08, 2024
 
The purpose of Rotary Cares is to show our support for Akron Rotary members and their families when dealing with the loss of a loved one, the hardship of illness and also to celebrate the joy of a new baby, job, marriage or other events in their lives. Please <Click to Email us> to let us know of any news you would like placed here. Note that health related information is posted only with permission of the individual(s).
 
 
CONGRATULATIONS 
 
Akron Rotary member Jacinto Núñez, a partner in the firm’s Akron office, will be inducted into the American College of Real Estate Lawyers (ACREL).
 
Admission to the organization is by invitation only after a rigorous screening process, making it the premier organization of real estate lawyers in the United States.
 
According to ACREL, the organization’s distinguished, nationally known lawyers are selected to fellowship for their outstanding legal abilities, experience and high standards of professional and ethical conduct in the practice of real estate law.  Read the full release here
 

 

Akron Rotary Turns 110!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

In February of 1914, The Rotary Club of Akron became the 107th Rotary club with 31 charter members meeting at the Portage Hotel. 

The charter members and their classifications were:

Charles B. Akers
Akers & Harpman Co.
Roofing & sheet metal construction

Fred W. Albrecht
Grocer & Founder, Acme stores
Retail Grocer
Dr. George P. Atwater
Rector, Church of Our Savior
Clergyman

Harry A. Bauman
B.F. Goodrich Co.
Sales

George E. Billow
Billow Co.
Funeral Director

R.R. Bowman
Nat'l Blank Book & Supply Co.
Office Outfitter

George W. Carmichael
Carmichael Construction Co.
General Contractor

H.P. Cohill
H.P. Cohill Plumbing Co.
Plumber

George C. Dietz
Burkhart Brewery Co.
Beer Manufacturer

Freeman T. Egleson
Attorney and Assistant Attorney General of Ohio

William C. Hall
Hall-Harter Co.
Financial Insurance

Milton E. Harpster
Architect

George W. Hawkins
The Lyman Hawkins Lumber Co.
Lumber

James G. Hoover
Mantels and Grates

R.B. Johnson
Superintendent, Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co.

Charles L. Knight
Publisher & Owner, Akron Beacon Journal
Publisher

N.F. Laubach
Akron People's Telephone Co.
Manager
Dr. F.H. Lyder
Dentist

Dr. Simon Morgenroth
Physician

Mark F. Murdock
M.F. Murdock Co.
Rubber Goods Distribution

J.O. Murphy
The Portage Hotel
Manager

Bert A. Polsky
Founder, Polsky's Department Stores
Dry Goods

William M. Shoemaker
Day Drug Co.
Retail Druggist

John F. Spellman
Merchant's Credit Association
Credit Association Manager

John J. Starr
Robinson Clay Products
Service Pipe Manufacturer

John V. Swartz
J.V. Swartz Co.
Confectioner

Mulford Wade
Broker

Harry Williams
National City Bank
Banker

William G. Wise
Wise Furnace Company
Warm Air Furnaces

William E. Wright
Founder, W.E. Wright Co.
Builders' Supplies

Sam F. Ziliox
Commercial printer (printed 1st Akrotarian, Feb. 15, 1915)
Printer

District 6630 Conference Registration is Open!

Hey there!  Have you heard about the upcoming District 6630 Governor's Conference hosted by this year's Governor and Akron Rotarian, Julie Brandle? It's an annual gathering for all members and guests, and it's happening on April 26 & 27. 

It's time to register! Click here for more information about the event and the registration.

Why should you attend? Well, for starters, it's a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow Rotarians. With our District boasting more than 2,000 members and 50 clubs, you're bound to make some new connections and renew old friendships.

Plus, there are breakout sessions to help your club thrive and make a bigger impact in your community.

And let's not forget the chance to celebrate our Rotary Youth - from exchange programs to speech winners!

Don't miss out on the fun and learning - mark your calendars and join us!

 #RotaryDistrict6630

THANK YOU for Making March HAPPY!
Posted by Katy Miller
THANK YOU for Making March HAPPY!
 
Katy asked our Club to
make March HAPPY
and you did!!
 
Every Tuesday in March, Happy Dollars were collected and will go to the Akron-Canton Foodbank for their campaign!   
 
President Tom also announced that the club will match total happy dollars collected.
 
OUR TOTAL WITH THE MATCH IS $700!!
Thank you for your support.
 
About the Campaign:
After attending the Akron Canton Regional Foodbank Harvest for Hunger kickoff luncheon, Rotarian Katy Miller brought to Club President Tom the idea of collecting Happy Dollars for the month of April for the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank.
 
The Foodbank is able to take $1 and turn that into 3 meals!  That's right....One dollar = 3 meals.  They can accomplish this with their bulk purchasing and agreements with their suppliers. 
 
2023 proved to be the highest demand of  all time, more than 3 million visits were made to the hunger relief network the Akron Canton Regional Food Bank is a part of.  
 
Families should not have to choose between nourishing food and rent.  Every little bit helps and Akron Rotarians are here to do what we can.
 
Katy Miller
Rotary Club of Akron, Vice President
The Akron Rotary Foundation Board, Vice President
Inspirational Message
Inspirational Message
This week our speaker was Barbara Feld, Director of Development at Apollo's Fire.  Performing on historical instruments, Apollo’s Fire brings to life the music of the past for audiences of today. 
 
Prior to her presentation, Paul Jarret delivered this inspirational message, authored by famed music producer Rick Ruben, about creativity and how we each bring talents to our everyday lives.
 
Everyone Is a Creator
 
Those who do not engage in the traditional arts might be wary of calling themselves artists. They might perceive creativity as something extraordinary or beyond their capabilities. A calling for the special few who are born with these gifts.
 
Fortunately, this is not the case.
 
Creativity is not a rare ability. It is not difficult to access.
 
Creativity is a fundamental aspect of being human. It's our birthright. And it's for all of us.
 
Creativity doesn't exclusively relate to making art. We all engage in this act on a daily basis.
 
To create is to bring something into existence that wasn't there before. It could be a conversation, the solution to a problem, a note to a friend, the rearrangement of furniture in a room, a new route home to avoid a traffic jam.
 
What you make doesn't have to be witnessed, recorded, sold, or encased in glass for it to be a work of art. 
 
We read words, hear voices, and form in-terpretations. Then, in an instant, we produce a response.
 
All of this in a world of our own creation.
 
By the mere fact of being alive, we are active participants in the ongoing process of creation.
 
To live as an artist is a way of being in the world. A way of perceiving. A practice of paying attention. Refining our sensitivity to tune in to the more subtle notes. Looking for what draws us in and what pushes us away. 
 
Noticing what feelings arise and where they lead.
 
You exist as a creative being in a creative universe. A singular work of art.
 
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Paul Jarrett, Executive Director
Akron Symphony Orchestra
c. 216.401.5310
Make Volunteering a Family Thing!
Posted by Sandy Naragon, Grant Committee Chair
Make Volunteering a Family Thing!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
As the Rotary Club of Akron continues to grow our community partnerships, we must be mindful of our capacity to serve.  Rotary’s worldwide motto is Service Above Self and Akron Rotary is no different. 
 
In member surveys, “Service to others” is consistently identified as a key reason for joining Akron Rotary. Recently, I discovered how fun it is to have my husband Jeff join me.  I took the lead of Service Projects Chair Cyndi Kane—who often drags…I mean invites husband Michael to join her!
 
What fun we had stuffing 130 bags of food for students at Innes School!  I encourage you to look at your schedule and sign up for a Wednesday or two and invite your spouse, significant other or child to join you.  What a great opportunity to introduce the power of volunteerism and helping others—especially another young person—to your child. 
 
I'm so proud of us!  Akron Rotarians have been packing food for Open M's Kids Backpack Program to benefit Innes students since the beginning of the 2023-24 school year. Let's end the school year strong! The need has grown from 100 to 130 kids, but we've met that challenge.  
 
We pack from 3-4 pm on Wednesdays.  Delivery to the school happens Thursdays at 9 am—I did it this morning and it only took me 25 minutes from arrival at Open M to pulling out of Innes to head home. Use the link below to volunteer.
 
 
This project timing doesn’t work for you?  There are many ways to serve—visit the website for other opportunities!
Weekly through May: Akron Youth Mentorship K-3rd Grade Reading Program Service Project
Weekly through May: Akron Youth Mentorship K-3rd Grade Reading Program Service Project
Akron Youth Mentorship's K-3rd Grade Reading Program has a new location! Monday, February 26 we will be reading at The Vincent House located on East Exchange Street.
 
The State of Ohio has a 3rd Grade Reading Guarantee that ensures that students in grades K-3rd grade are provided with resources to get them to the appropriate reading level by the time they enter 4th grade and aren't falling behind. Akron Youth Mentorship's K-3rd Grade Reading Program puts a tutor in front of them to read books for one hour a week. This extra reading time gives our K-3rd grade mentees a little extra help making sure they are on track to meet state standards and be set up for success as they move into 4th grade.
 
One hour a week helps kids catch up! As a club, we have committed to support two kids per week on Monday evenings from 4:45 pm - 6:00 pm, October 2023 thru May 2024.
 
Location: The Vincent House
 
 
Thank you to all those who have already volunteered to support this initiative, I hope you have enjoyed this experience as much as I have!. If you have any questions, please reach out to me via e-mail or phone (440.813.6230).

Thank you,
Darethann Krill
Thank you,
Darethann Krill
Akron Rotary Service Committee

Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank Service Volunteer Dates
Posted by David Hall
Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank Service Volunteer Dates
I am looking for volunteers (spouses and friends are welcome; they just need to signup for volunteering with ACRFB!) for Wednesday, April 24 from 4:30pm to 6:30pm at the Akron location which is located at 350 Opportunity Parkway, Akron, OH 44307.  
 
The service project involves breaking down large containers of food into smaller portions for redistribution to area food pantries.  The two hours flies by as we all have fun with the project and we get the opportunity to work with our fellow Rotarians and strengthen our friendships and maybe meet a few new people from other organizations/companies that are there volunteering as well.    
 
IF YOU HAVE NOT VOLUNTEERED BEFORE AT THE FOOD BANK THEN I NEED YOU TO REGISTER.  See volunteer application link below. 
If you have any questions please call or text me at 330-714-1044.
 
I need a head count by noon Friday April 19th, so if you would please let me know by then if you plan on attending by sending me an email or text:  dhall@preferredlegacy.com or 330-714-1044.  I would greatly appreciate it!
 
Dates:
April 24 (register with David by 4/19)
 
June 26 (register with David by 6/21)
 
August 28 (register with David by 8/23)
 
October 23 (register with David by 10/18)
 
Address:  350 Opportunity Parkway, Akron, OH 44307.  
 
The service project involves breaking down large containers of food into smaller portions for redistribution to area food pantries.  The two hours flies by as we all have fun with the project and we get the opportunity to work with our fellow Rotarians and strengthen our friendships and maybe meet a few new people from other organizations/companies that are there volunteering as well.    
 
IF YOU HAVE NOT VOLUNTEERED BEFORE AT THE FOOD BANK THEN I NEED YOU TO REGISTER.  See volunteer application link below. 
If you have any questions please call or text me at 330-714-1044.
 
I need a head count by noon Friday February 23rd, so if you would please let me know by then if you plan on attending by sending me an email or text:  dhall@preferredlegacy.com or 330-714-1044.  I would greatly appreciate it!
 
Thank you for volunteering!
 
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PLEASE COMPLETE A VOLUNTEER APPLICATION –This is only needed if you have not volunteered with the Foodbank in the past 2 years.
  
 
Preparing for your visit, main Akron Campus:
The Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank’s Main Campus is located at 350 Opportunity Parkway, Akron, OH 44307, at the corner of Dart Avenue and Opportunity Parkway off of OH-59 near Downtown Akron. Get Directions.
 
When you arrive, please park in the front of the building or in the Dart Avenue parking lot. Use the front glass doors to enter the building.
  • If the parking lot is full, please park in the grass lot or proceed to the Shipping and Receiving parking lot on the other side of the building. 
    • If entering through Shipping and Receiving, enter through the RED visitor door and proceed to the front desk.
  • We also recommend carpooling when possible.
 
What to wear:
  • Face Masks are optional.
  • Safety is our priority! Please note that open-toed shoes are not permitted in the warehouse. Jewelry is not permitted in the clean- room and we recommend wearing limited jewelry when volunteering.
  • Comfortable shoes are recommended as you may be on your feet the entire time. 
  • It is best to dress in layers. The weather outside may affect the temperature inside the warehouse.
Nathanael Billow Attends All Ohio Presidents Elect Training
7 years... 7 years ago then club president Julie Brandle inducted Nathanael Billow into the Rotary Club of Akron. Fast forward to March 16th in Columbus where at All Ohio PETS Training, Julie, now our Rotary District 6630 governor, had the honor of pinning Thane as President-Elect for our Club 2024-25. Good luck Thane on your year ahead leading our club.
 
Thane shared the following on Facebook:
 
This is a really big deal for me and is a huge honor. The Rotary Club of Akron, OH is really important to my family and I, and I’ve met a lot of really special people, some of whom are my closest friends and biggest role models. My great-great Uncle George Billow helped found Akron Rotary in 1914 and he served as Club President from 1916-1917. My great-great grandpa Charles F. Billow was also one of the Club’s first members. Four generations of my family have been Rotarians, and together, we’ve helped maintain 110 years of active membership in Akron Rotary.
 
I have a lot of great memories of Rotary growing up, and I feel like it was just yesterday that my grandpa told me that I should be a funeral director and a Rotarian, because “Billow’s were really good at being both.” I remember going to my first Chili Open with my dad when I was probably 4 or 5 years old. I remember when John Daily invited me to Rotary as his guest in 2017 and how he offered to sponsor me into the club. I can remember how nervous I was to get sworn in by Julie Brandle, and how my mom and dad Charles Martial Billow came to support me. I remember when I met my Rotary Mentor Dr. Robert McGregor and how impressed I was with him. He introduced me to David Miller, Connor Jarvis and Brian Kosarko, and I remember how we all would get in trouble at meetings for routinely sitting together! I remember getting lunch with Rotary Jack Harig at Rockne’s so that he could pass on stories of our Club’s history. I remember sitting with Tom Knauer at one of our meetings and thinking to myself “man, that guy is pretty sharp and we have a lot in common. I should probably be friends with him.”
 
And now, all these years later, I have the privilege of following my now good friend Tom Knauer by serving as the President of Akron Rotary. It was extra special that District Governor Julie Brandie was there to pin me at All Ohio PETS this evening.
 
I hope I make my family, my future wife Gabby Zuschak, my Rotary friends, and our Akron Club proud. I know my grandpa Chuck Billow and John Daily will be rooting for me from Heaven (and yes, they both still have perfect attendance).
 
 
 
Akron Rotary Members and Friends Help at Foodbank
We had a good turnout of 11 volunteers from rotary and friends.  We broke down large bags of GoJo Soap and bottled them in smaller 12 ounce bottles for distribution to local food pantries. WE bottled 1008 pounds of soap in about an hour and half. Good times working and talking with our fellow Rotarians and volunteers was had by all.
 
OPEN M Volunteers Pack Meals
These Rotarians really rocked it at OPEN M this week.
They packed 100 bags of meals in record time!
Thank you for your time and service to those who are in need.
 
Front: Cyndi Kane
Back L-R: Cheryl Warren, Angie Claypool, Sandy Naragon
 
Multiple Paul Harris Fellows Recognized
Multiple Paul Harris Fellows Recognized

The Akron Club's Rotary International (RI) Foundation Co-Chair, Nathanael Billow, recognized two club members who gave additional gifts to the RI Foundation and received their next level Paul Harris pins.

Sandy Naragon - Paul Harris +8

District Governor Julie Brandle - Paul Harris +3

Photo L-R: Nathanael Billow, Sandy Naragon, DG Julie Brandle, Club President Tom Knauer

About Paul Harris Fellows

Continuing the legacy of our founder, the Paul Harris Fellow program recognizes individuals who contribute, or who have contributions made in their name, of $1,000 to The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International.

The honor was established in 1957 to show appreciation for contributions that support our Annual Fund, PolioPlus, or an approved Foundation grant.

Read more about Donor Recognition 

Multiple Paul Harris Fellow

When you give additional gifts of $1,000 or more to the Annual Fund, PolioPlus, or an approved Foundation grant.

Akron Rotary Club, Camp and Foundation Officers Elected for 2024
The Annual Meeting of the Rotary Club of Akron was conducted on Tuesday, December 5, 2023.
 
A key purpose of our Annual Meeting is to ratify the election of Officers and Directors for the Club, the Rotary Camp Board, and the Akron Rotary Foundation.
 
Below are the election results ratified accordingly at the meeting:
 
Club, Foundation, and Camp Election Results:
 
Club
Executive Team 7/1/2024 – 6/30/2025:
  • President:  Nathanael "Thane" Billow
  • President-Elect: Katy Miller
  • Vice-President: Michael Gladysz
  • Secretary: Terry Dalton
  • Treasurer: Brian Kosarko
 
Directors 7/1/2024-6/30/2027
  • Paul Jarrett
  • Karen Hrdlicka
  • Cyndi Kane

Akron Rotary Foundation 
Board Members term 1/1/2024 – 12/31/2026
  • Carol Marturano-Becker
  • Karen Hrdlicka
  • Laura Smiley
 
Akron Rotary Camp
Board Members term 1/1/2024 – 12/31/2027
  • Tim DelMedico
  • Michael Gallucci
  • Nick George
  • Pamela Kiltau
  • James Redmond
 
Minutes were respectfully recorded by Terry Dalton, Akron Club Secretary & Scholarship Chair 
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Celebrating Over a Century of Service in the Akron Community!

 
The History of The Rotary Club of Akron
 
Honoring the Past.  Driving the Future.
 
April 5, 2014 Centennial Celebration