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Amanda Otto - President

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Welcome

Hello Fellow Rotarians,

As we step into January, we are reminded that the new year brings with it fresh energy, renewed focus, and exciting opportunities to grow—both as individuals and as a Rotary club. January is a time to reflect on where we’ve been, celebrate what we’ve accomplished together, and recommit ourselves to the values and service that unite us as Rotarians.

This month, I encourage each member to be all in—to participate, engage, and share in the fellowship that makes our club so special. Whether it’s attending meetings, inviting a guest or lending a hand to a service project, your presence and involvement truly make a difference. Rotary is strongest when we are visible, connected, and having fun while doing good in our community.

As we look ahead to the months to come, let’s continue to build momentum through meaningful service, strong relationships, and a shared sense of purpose. Thank you for the time, talent, and heart you bring to our club. I am grateful to serve alongside each of you and excited for all that 2026 has in store for us.

Service above self, united for good,

Amanda Otto

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Guest Speakers

January

Program Chair: Mitch Robinson

January 5th

Classification Talk - Clark Renfro

January 12th

Salina Fire Chief Shane Pearson

January 19th

No Meeting

Martin Luther King Day

January 26th

Salina City Manager Jacob Wood

January Birthdays

Tim Sankey 1/1
Rita Deister 1/3
Erica Kruckenberg 1/10
Zey Katie 1/11
Ann Zimmerman 1/15
Michelle Dolan 1/19
Candice Sauers 1/21
Rob Exline 1/24
Mitch Robinson 1/24
Shanna Sowers 1/25
Aden Olson 1/29
Pete Brungardt 1/30

January Menu

1/5 - Salmon Patties, Coleslaw, Oven Roasted Broccoli Salad, Tartar Sauce

1/12 - Breakfast Bar Scrambled Eggs, Sausage Links, B&G, Pancakes

1/26 - Queso Baked Chicken, Spanish Rice, Mei an Corn, Salad

2026 ROTARY STUDENT GUEST PROGRAM
January Kansas Wesleyan University
February Sacred Heart High School
March Salina Area Technical College
April Central High School
May Cornerstone Classical School

Links & Forms

Rotary Student Scholarship Application: Download >>

Rotary Corporate Membership Application: Download >>

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