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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Castle Rock

We are a local community service organization who believe in Service Above Self.

Visitors are always welcome to join us during our weekly Wednesday meetings from 7:15 - 8:30 AM at:

Village Inn
207 E. Wolfensberger Rd.
Castle Rock, CO 80104

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Welcome!

The Rotary Club of Parker, Colorado is a volunteer service organization whose members donate their time and resources to help others in the community and throughout the world. We meet Thursday mornings from 6:45 - 8:15 a.m. for a breakfast meeting. Come join us for our for great fellowship and programs while learning more about this fantastic organization. Please note, there is no morning meeting on the 4th Thursday of the month when we have an evening social gathering. Guests are always welcome!

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Welcome!

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Emily Osga PT, (Select Physical Therapy)

Jan 23, 2019

Plus an update from Be About Bliss (Rachel Bliss)

5th Wednesday Club Social (Details TBA)

Jan 30, 2019

No morning meeting on the 5th Wednesday of any month

Mark Marlowe, Director of Castle Rock Water

Feb 06, 2019

An update on water, wastewater and stormwater utility operations in Castle Rock

Norris W. Croom III, EFO, CEMSO, CFO Fire Chief

Feb 27, 2019

An update on the Castle Rock Fire and Rescue Department

Jack Cauley, Chief of Police for Castle Rock

Mar 27, 2019

Join us for an update on the Castle Rock Police Department

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Rich Bangs receives Paul Harris pin

Rich Bangs accepts a Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship pin from Rotary Club of Castle Rotary Foundation Chair Sharon Sjostrom. The pin recognizes a certain level of giving to the Rotary International Foundation which is used to promote health, education and welfare at home and around the world. The club meets at 7 a.m. at the Village Inn restaurant in Castle Rock. The public is always welcome.

Fred Slick accepts a Paul Harris pin

Fred Slick accepts a Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship pin from Rotary Club of Castle Rotary Foundation Chair Sharon Sjostrom. The pin recognizes a certain level of giving to the Rotary International Foundation which is used to promote health, education and welfare at home and around the world. The club meets at 7 a.m. at the Village Inn restaurant in Castle Rock. The public is always welcome.

Miller awarded Paul Harris Fellowship Pin

Tom Miller accepts a Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship pin from Rotary Club of Castle Rotary Foundation Chair Sharon Sjostrom. The pin recognizes a certain level of giving to the Rotary International Foundation which is used to promote health, education and welfare at home and around the world. The club meets at 7 a.m. at the Village Inn restaurant in Castle Rock. The public is always welcome.

Joan Sjostrom honored for her service

Joan Sjostrom accepts a Paul Harris Fellowship pin from club President Elaine Love. Sjostrom was recognized at the meeting for 50 years of community service in Castle Rock and Douglas County and her time in Rotary. This year is the 25th anniversary of when Sjostrom was president of the Rotary Club of Castle Rock. The Paul Harris pin is recognition for a certain level of giving to the Rotary International Foundation.

Former member brings club a banner

Ray Zimmerman, former club member, paid us a visit this week and brought a club banner from his new club in Nebraska. Ray was given a warm welcome and exchanged banners with Club President Elaine Love. The Rotary Club of Castle Rock meets Wednesday at 7 a.m. at the Village Inn restaurant in Castle Rock. Visitors are always welcome.

Clubs hears from Wellspring Community

Staff of Wellspring Community were at the Rotary Club of Castle Rock Dec. 5 to tell their story of assisting disabled adults and to recognize the contribution of Rotary. The club, with the help of other Rotary clubs in the county and a Rotary District grant, provided $21,000 to help pay for a new van. Wellspring is expanding every year and hopes to bring its services to other communities.

Dassel receives Paul Harris pin

Paul Dassel receives a Paul Harris Fellow pin from club President Elaine Love. The Paul Harris pin designates a certain level of giving to Rotary International which uses the funds to improve the health, safety and education of people around the world. The Rotary Club of Castle Rock meets at 7 a.m. at the Village Inn restaurant in Castle Rock. Visitors are always welcome.