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TODAY'S MEETING
Jun 10, 2025 12:00 PM
Candidate for Governor
Candidate for Governor
Stacy Rogers, a lifelong Kansan and advocate for constitutional freedoms, has announced her candidacy for Governor of Kansas. Rogers enters the race with a deep commitment to addressing the pressing issues facing the state and bringing positive change through strong leadership and unity.  If elected, she would become the first female Republican Governor in Kansas history. 
 
Rooted in her experience as a mother of three and a business owner, Rogers brings a grounded perspective to the challenges facing Kansas families. Her platform centers on protecting individual rights, revitalizing education, supporting local businesses, and upholding the values that have long shaped the state's identity. A former homeschool parent, Rogers has a unique and personal understanding of the educational needs of Kansas children, particularly those with learning challenges. Two of her children have faced such challenges, and her years of advocacy have been dedicated to ensuring access to the resources and support all students need to thrive.
 
Rogers plans to travel throughout Kansas to connect with voters, share her vision, and build a movement committed to renewal and reform. At the heart of her campaign is a commitment to ensuring that every Kansan feels seen, heard, and valued in the political process—laying the foundation for a brighter future.
 
Along with being the owner of Eberly Farm, Rogers is also the owner of Kids Closet Consignment Sales and is the franchisor for the company across the United States. Outside of work, she loves singing and has been singing since she was two years old alongside her dad, who was a street minister.  She enjoys attending local events like Final Friday and Music Festivals and is a huge supporter of shop and support local.
 
Rogers is a mom to three sons—Brandon (31), Wesley (27), and Vaughn (22). Their family is especially excited right now as her youngest is engaged and will be getting married later this year.
Jun 17, 2025 12:00 PM
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Last week's meeting...
Our club meeting was held at the Westlink Library, where we enjoyed lunch, received updates, and took a brief tour of the newly remodeled facility. Last fall, our club donated $5,000 to support the library’s expansion project by funding the purchase of 80 Wonderbooks. It was exciting to see the refreshed space and hear how extensively the Wonderbooks are being used by the community!
        
  
 
 
 WW Rotary Wind Surge Family Baseball Outing
 Thursday, June 12
Game time: 7:05pm
CLUB INFORMATION
CLUB MEETING
Attendance: 44% 
Membership: 74 (57 RCWW + 17 Satellite)
Last year:
Attendance: 72%
Membership: 63                                  
 
HOLIDAY RAFFLE: This week the pot will be worth $15 plus half of the meeting ticket sales if an Ace is drawn. Proceeds from the raffle are used to fund our Monthly & Holiday grocery projects.
STAR Class:
June 17, 11:30am, RHCC
TOPIC: "History of Rotary"
 
 
NEXT WINE DINNER
COMMITTEE MEETING: June 17
immediately following our club meeting.
 
Our new Rotary year
begins July 1st!
If you would like to serve on a different committee for the upcoming year, please let me know.
We will have our Semi-Annual Committee meetings on July 8th.
JUNE BIRTHDAYS
Member Birthdays
Joey Timmer
June 1
 
Maurice Linnens
June 6
 
Ann Welborn
June 7
 
DeAnn Sullivan
June 10
 
Sharon West
June 18
 
Wade West
June 22
 
Colby Reynolds
June 25
 
REMINDER
 
To make sure your contribution to The Rotary Foundation counts toward this Rotary year, please submit your donation before the end of June.
 
As an added incentive, any donation of $100 or more will enter you into a drawing for a week-long stay at the Bowles cabin in Colorado—a wonderful getaway generously offered by Roger and Randy Bowles. Many thanks to them for their ongoing support and generosity!
Please make checks payable to The Rotary Foundation and give them to Cindy Hand, our Foundation Chair.