Speakers
Cathy Smiley
Sep 23, 2026
Operation Warm
Joe Lampron/Hailey Cornwell
Sep 30, 2026
Music in the Park
John Dancoff
Oct 07, 2026
Lincoln County Economic Development
Committee Meetings
Oct 14, 2026
Trudie Crawford
Oct 21, 2026
End Polio Now
Faith Stearns
Oct 28, 2026
Back to School
Kelly Stetzer, Lincoln County ADA
Nov 04, 2026
A Prosecuter's Perspective
Max & Jan Crawford
Nov 18, 2026
A Lifetime at Full Throttle: Stories from the World of Motorsports
No speaker- Thanksgiving
Nov 25, 2026
Natalie Pryde
Dec 02, 2026
Health During the Holidays
Stacey Pilkington (Joanie’s speaker)
Dec 16, 2026
Psychology of Color
No speaker- Christmas
Dec 23, 2026
Paige Carrols Scott
Jan 06, 2027
District Governor
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Club Executives & Directors
President
Ross Bulla
Secretary
Melissa Pipgrass
Treasurer
Jason Beckley
President Elect
Cathy Smiley
Immediate Past President
Trudie Crawford
Membership Co-chair
Joanie Morgan
Membership Co-chair
Cynthia Guldy
Social Committee
Jill Pedersen
Welcoming Committee
Joe Lampron
Program Chair
Michelle Busch
Community Service
Sherry Reinhardt
Youth Services
Hailey Cornwell
Public Relations
Andrew Busch
Club Foundation Chair
Craig Buhrendorf
The Rotary Foundation
Jim Perry
PolioPlus Chair
Trudie Crawford
CART Chair
Denny Daar
Music in the Park
Hailey Cornwell
Sunshine Committee
Joanie Morgan
Sergeant-at-Arms
Jim Minor
Newsletter Editor
Craig Buhrendorf
About Our Club
Denver/Lake Norman Rotary - Founded 1995
Denver/Lake Norman

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 7:30 AM
Episcopal Church of St. Peter by-the-Lake
8433 Fairfield Forest Road
Denver, NC 28037
United States of America
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President's Message
 

Fellow Rotarians,

 
As we move into October, we'll turn our attention to Rotary's efforts to eradicate polio. It's a remarkable example of what we can accomplish when we work together toward a common goal.
 
Closer to home, I encourage each of you to find an opportunity to make a difference this month, whether through a service project, inviting a friend to Rotary, or simply doing something kind for someone who needs it.
 
And now, a shameless plug! My final large-scale Cigars, Bourbon & Benefactors is October 3, benefiting the Lincoln County Child Advocacy Center. We need volunteers to help with setup Thursday and Friday, during the event Saturday, and with breakdown Sunday morning. You don't have to help all four days, but if you can spare a few hours, I'd certainly appreciate it!
 
Thank you for all you do for our club and community.
 
Until next Wednesday, may something good happen because you were there.
 
Ross
 
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