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Club Executives & Directors
President
Brandon Montoya
President-Elect
Mary Fusinski
Immediate Past President
Steve Bracety
Secretary
Michael Hannan
Treasurer
Rex Townsend
Club Administration
Cecelia Jernegan
Membership
Lori Dekker
Public Relations
Suzanne Springer
Service Projects
Michael Payson
Youth Service
Ron Williams
Rotary Foundation
Noel DeSousa
 
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays:
  • Michael Payson
    August 9
Anniversaries:
  • Katherine Augustine
    Joe Augustine
    August 4
  • Ben Andre
    August 10
Join Date:
  • Rex Townsend
    August 1, 1992
    27 years
  • Tom Gammill
    August 30, 2011
    8 years
 
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Welcome to our club!
For more information contact
Brandon Montoya, President at:
brandon.montoya@montoyawealth.com.

Prescott-Frontier

Service Above Self

We meet Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
Guacamayas Mexican Grill
1317 E. Gurley Street
Prescott, AZ  86301
United States of America
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DUTY ROSTER 
DUTY ROSTER FOR AUGUST 20
 
Tickets:            Craig Hutchinson
Greeter:            Ray Carlson
Sgt. at Arms:    Sanford Cohen
Reporter:          Casey Knight
 
DUTY ROSTER FOR AUGUST 27:
 
Tickets:            Suzanne Springer
Greeter:            Ben Andre
Sgt. at Arms:    Steve Bracety
Reporter:          Casey Knight
Grapes for Grades a BIG Success
                                                        
 
A record-breaking net income of over
$54,000 was raised during this year's 
Grapes for Grades
 
Thank You
to all our generous sponsors and donors.
 
 
Rotary Clubs Gather at Courthouse Steps to Care for Memorials
Rotary Clubs Gather
at Courthouse Steps
to Care for Memorials
 
Rotary Clubs Gather at Courthouse Steps to Care for Memorials Rotary International is known best for their tireless work to eliminate Polio from the planet, and clean drinking water for every human on earth, but this weekend two Prescott clubs gather on the courthouse steps to serve our local community. On Saturday, May 18th at 7:30 am, both the Sunup Rotary and Prescott Frontier Rotary clubs gathered their members to clean up, polish, and care for two memorials on the Courthouse Plaza. The Sunup club will care for the All Veterans Memorial by Neil Logan, that honors Prescott area veterans of the Vietnam War. Prescott Frontier club will do the same for the Cowboy at Rest, the Equestrian statue by Borglum at the Courthouse. Both clubs join forces to repaint railings, wax the bronze, clean marble and replant the gardens around each memorial with the help of Watters Garden Center. 
Thinking About Rotary??
Posted on Jan 24, 2017

Why should YOU join this Rotary Club?  A few of the reasons are:  Friendship, Business Development, Personal Growth and Development, Leadership Development, Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship in the World, and FUN!  Join us as a guest on any Tuesday of the month and if you like what you see, ask for a membership packet.  You can also contact Membership Co-Chairs Henry Hash or Dave Lewerke by clicking on the email link on this home page.

If you are just starting out in the local business world, or you are a seasoned veteran, you should be a Rotarian!

 
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Rotary’s 110th annual convention concludes

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