Speakers

Wayne Raffesberger remembered that quote from Mark Twain and uses it as a rallying cry for the way he would live his life, as told vividly in his memoir, Thank God I Got Polio: A Life of Adventure and the Adventure of Life. While Raffesberger refers to polio in his book title, describes the physical and emotional challenges he encountered as a young boy, and acknowledges that it shaped his life, this is not so much a book about polio as it is about a person who rose to the occasion on account of it, wanting to prove something to his early-life naysayers and doubters — as well as himself — and seek out adventures that fully healthy people might be hard-pressed to undertake.

Dress in red, bring your spouse, and join us for our annual fun-filled program gauranteed to make you laugh as you learn a little more about how the romance bug bites your fellow Rotarians. 

This meeting will be a straight-up lunch with no formal program or speaker. Relax and chat!

Join Past President Neisha Hernandez as she and other past-presidents reminisce about their terms in office, and we'll see just how often their fondest memories match ours!