SEPTEMBER 2025 

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What's been happening in the club
The Lights Are Going Up at Tam O’Shanter!

The holiday season is officially underway as our Rotarians begin transforming Tam O’Shanter into a festive winter wonderland. Volunteers have been busy hanging lights, preparing displays, and bringing the spirit of the season to life for our community.

Each light represents the dedication and teamwork that make this special tradition possible. We are grateful to everyone who lends a hand year after year to create a welcoming and joyful experience for families and visitors.

We look forward to sharing the magic with you soon and welcoming the community to enjoy the sights, sounds, and sparkle of the season at Tam O’Shanter.

 

 
 
Kelso Rotary Supports Literacy at Barnes Elementary
In October, Kelso Rotary members Dave Houten and John Byers visited Barnes Elementary School to continue one of our club’s annual traditions: donating dictionaries to every third-grade student.
The project focuses specifically on third graders because this is a pivotal year in a child’s education—when they shift from learning to read to reading to learn. Having their own dictionary helps students build vocabulary, strengthen reading comprehension, and gain confidence as independent learners.
The visit was met with enthusiasm and curiosity from the students, who were excited to explore their new dictionaries. In the weeks that followed, our club received a heartwarming bundle of handwritten thank-you notes from the classes. Their messages of appreciation remind us why this program matters and how a simple gift can make a lasting impact on a child’s learning journey.
Kelso Rotary is proud to support local literacy and invest in the success of young learners in our community.
Supporting Kelso Students and Celebrating Resilience

Kelso Rotary had the privilege this week of welcoming Nancy Baldwin, who serves vulnerable students and families throughout the Kelso School District as part of the Family & Community Resource Center. In her role, Nancy provides crucial support to Kelso High School students experiencing homelessness, financial hardship, or other significant challenges. Her work often extends beyond the typical school day as she ensures students have access to food, clothing, mental-health resources, and plans for life after graduation.

During her presentation, Nancy shared several powerful stories of student resilience—stories that highlight both the obstacles local youth face and the remarkable outcomes made possible when caring adults and community partners step in to help.

When asked about her most pressing current need, Nancy explained that several students required financial assistance to pay for college credits they are earning while still in high school. These credits, which support students on the path toward an associate degree, fall outside the school’s budget and totaled $1,400.

In response, Kelso Rotary members quickly stepped up. A spontaneous “pass the hat” effort raised more than $1,600—enough to fully cover the students’ outstanding costs and ensure they can continue their progress toward graduation and beyond. And then after the meeting, more donations came in and we were able to donate $2,000 to Nancy's program.

Kelso Rotary extends sincere appreciation to Nancy Baldwin for her dedication, compassion, and advocacy on behalf of Kelso students. Her work makes a tangible difference in the lives of young people, and our club is honored to support both her efforts and the resilient students she serves.

Together, we are investing in local youth and helping strengthen the future of our community.

Kelso Rotarians Join Kelso Street Cleanup


Kelso Rotarians rolled up their sleeves to take part in the Kelso Street Cleanup, lending a hand to help keep our community looking its best. Members worked alongside volunteers from the Kelso Business & Community Association and the City of Kelso to pick up litter, sweep sidewalks, and refresh public spaces in West Kelso.

Service above self is what Rotary is all about, and projects like this are a great reminder of the power of teamwork and community pride.

We’re always happy to partner with our friends at the Kelso Business & Community Association and the City of Kelso to make a positive impact right here at home! 💙

 
Kelso Rotary Serves Up Smiles at Cowlitz 2 Fire & Rescue Open House

Kelso Rotary Serves Up Smiles at Cowlitz 2 Fire & Rescue Open House

The Kelso Rotary Food Wagon team, Georgia, Jori, Kim & Ally were fired up and ready to serve at the Cowlitz 2 Fire & Rescue Open House during Fire Prevention Week!

Rotarians spent the day grilling and serving hot dogs and chips to the many families and community members who came out to learn about fire safety and meet their local firefighters. The event was filled with fun, education, and community spirit — and Kelso Rotary was proud to play a small part in supporting such an important community tradition.

A big thank you to Cowlitz 2 Fire & Rescue for all they do to keep our community safe and for hosting such a great event. We’re always grateful for the chance to connect with our neighbors and lend a helping hand — and a hot dog or two!
Duck & Molly, KHS Safety dogs & Students of the Month

Kelso Rotary learns about “Duck  & Molly, the Safety Dogs”

Kelso Rotary members enjoyed an inspiring presentation from Gunnar Guttormsen and Mary Beth Tack, who shared the story behind Duck the Safety Dog—a beloved mascot at Kelso High School.

Duck, along with his sidekick Molly, plays a unique role in promoting safety, awareness, and a positive culture among students. Through fun and engaging activities, they help build connections and encourage students to make safe and responsible choices both on and off campus.

Rotarians loved hearing how this creative program is making a difference in the lives of Kelso students. A big thank-you to Gunnar and Mary Beth for their dedication to youth, safety, and community spirit! 💙💛

 

🎉 Student Spotlight! 🎉


Kelso Rotary was proud to recognize our Students of the Month, Grace Toney and Anders Dahl! 👏 These outstanding students were honored at our recent meeting and each received a $100 check in recognition of their achievements.

Keep up the amazing work, Grace and Anders — the future is bright! 🌟
#KelsoRotary #StudentOfTheMonth #CommunityPride #YouthLeadership
 
Kelso Rotarians Support United Way

Kelso Rotary Supports United Way’s Power of the Purse Fundraiser

At least a dozen members of the Kelso Rotary Club attended the Power of the Purse fundraiser hosted by United Way of Cowlitz & Wahkiakum Counties on Thursday evening. The event, held at the Cowlitz County Event Center, brought together community members and organizations in support of local programs that empower women and families.

Kelso Rotarians enjoyed an evening of fun, friendship, and philanthropy while helping raise funds to make a difference right here in our community. The lively event featured raffles, auctions, and inspiring stories highlighting the impact of United Way’s work across the region.

Kelso Rotary is proud to support United Way’s mission and to be part of a community that believes in lifting others up through service and generosity.
Today at Kelso Rotary 10/9/2025

Today at Kelso Rotary

It was another great day at Kelso Rotary! We were excited to welcome our newest member, Karen Rogers, to the club. Karen is the mother of fellow Rotarian Jori Scruggs-Brown, and we know she will be an excellent addition to our Rotary family.

Our guest speaker was Lois Smith, CEO of United Way of Cowlitz & Wahkiakum Counties. Lois shared the incredible progress United Way has made over the past year — from the growing success of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, which continues to inspire young readers, to the United Way Day of Caring, the largest single day of volunteerism in our community. This year’s Day of Caring brought together more than 400 volunteers to complete projects across the region — an amazing show of community spirit and teamwork!

Lois also shared details about United Way’s upcoming fundraiser, Power of the Purse, happening on Thursday, October 16th. Tickets are available through Monday, October 13th, so don’t wait to grab yours and support this wonderful cause!

 
Behind the Badge – Getting to Know Our Fellow Rotarians
The program for Kelso Rotary’s Thursday, October 2nd meeting featured a new concept called Behind the Badge — an opportunity for members to share what they do outside of Rotary. It turned out to be an engaging and inspiring look into the lives of our fellow Rotarians!
 
Jeanne Devitt shared that she learned more about several members: not only does Karen Thelin sell Mary Kay, but she also helps families with budgeting and hosts a small group through her church. Jeanne also discovered that Debbie Gardner, in addition to handling property taxes, manages an impressive $45 million portfolio. And Lisa Diaz keeps busy managing Red Canoe’s construction loans and handling various IT functions.
 
Keenan Harvey said he enjoyed finding out that Sharon Kuroda has a deep love for learning about people and other cultures, while Bill Dennis’s favorite vacation destinations are Bryce Canyon and Moab. Bill was equally intrigued to hear more about Sharon’s recent pilgrimage to the Minidoka Internment Camp.
 
Emily Davis was amazed at all the incredible experiences and adventures that her fellow Rotarians have had around the world.
 
LaDonna Stacey learned that John Byers has traveled extensively over the years — with Colorado being his favorite destination for skiing. She also appreciated discovering Sharon Kuroda’s shared passion for history and culture.
 
Ron Colbert revealed that he is a licensed Civil Engineer in California, Oregon, and Washington, and has worked on some truly impressive projects throughout his career.
 
After the meeting, Karen Thelin mentioned that her son had recently bought a home and was dealing with a plumbing nightmare. Without hesitation, Keenan Harvey stepped in to help with some of the repairs.
 
And that’s what Rotary is all about — service above self, and helping others wherever we can.
Diaper Drive

Kelso Rotary Diaper Drive: Supporting Families in Need!

Help keep local babies and toddlers clean, dry, and happy. Every donation counts!

• What We’re Collecting: New, unopened diapers (all sizes), pull-ups, and baby wipes.

• Why It Matters: Diaper insecurity is a hidden crisis—nearly 1 in 2 U.S. families with young children can’t afford enough diapers to keep their little ones clean and healthy. It affects almost 8 million children nationwide, leading to health risks like rashes, missed work for parents, and even higher stress levels. Your gift makes a real difference!

• How to Donate: Drop off your items at any Rotary Club meeting.

• When: Anytime from now until November 6th.

• Grand Finale: Join us for a fun Community Baby Shower on November 6th to celebrate and gather all of the donations!

Unlike other essentials such as food or health insurance, no public assistance programs help families pay for diapers – and diapers can cost up to $100 a month for a newborn.

Bring your bundle of joy (in diaper form) today—let’s wrap up the drive with a bang! 

If you prefer to donate cash and let us do the shopping, Click Here to donate online.

Questions? Contact Lisa Diaz

Together, we’re building a stronger community. #KelsoRotaryDiaperDrive
Downtown Kelso Trick-or-Treat

Kelso Rotary Gearing Up for Downtown Kelso Trick-or-Treat — Candy Donations Needed!

Kelso Rotary is thrilled to be participating in this year’s Downtown Kelso Trick-or-Treat, a beloved Halloween tradition that brings families together for a safe, fun, and festive afternoon in the heart of our community.

🎃 Event Details:

Date: Friday, October 31

Time: 3:00 – 6:00 p.m.

Location: Downtown Kelso (South Pacific Avenue from Ash Street to the Allen Street Bridge, plus surrounding blocks)

This annual event draws hundreds of children and their families into downtown for a spooktacular afternoon of costumes, candy, and community. With Halloween falling on a Friday this year, organizers are expecting an even larger turnout — potentially over 500 attendees!

As part of the festivities, Kelso Rotary will host a booth where we’ll be handing out candy and sharing in the Halloween fun. We’re excited to connect with local families, spread some Rotary cheer, and maybe even show off a few festive costumes of our own.

🎁 We Need Your Help!

To make this event a success, we’re asking for candy donations from members, friends, and supporters of Kelso Rotary. With such a large crowd expected, we’re aiming to collect enough candy to ensure every child goes home with a treat.

Whether you donate a bag or a box, every contribution helps us make this a memorable experience for local kids.

👉 How to Donate:

Candy donations can be brought to our weekly Rotary meetings, or you can contact Lisa Diaz to arrange drop-off or pick-up.

$$ Click Here to donate online.

Let’s come together to support this fantastic community event — and help Kelso Rotary bring smiles (and sweets!) to hundreds of trick-or-treaters.
Insight, Inspiration, our youngest guest

  

Insight, Inspiration, and a Few Adorable Moments at Kelso Rotary

The September 18th Kelso Rotary meeting was filled with thoughtful discussion, community recognition, and a touch of cuteness that had everyone smiling.

We were pleased to welcome David Futcher as our guest speaker. David delivered an engaging and witty presentation on estate planning titled, “You Can’t Take It With You (But the State Might).” With humor and clarity, he walked us through the importance of planning ahead, offering practical advice on protecting assets and preparing for the future — a topic that resonated with many in the room.

Adding a heartwarming twist to the meeting was the presence of a very special first-time guest: 6-month-old Caleb, son of Rotarian Mitch Norton. Caleb may just be our youngest visitor yet, and he certainly stole the show with his big smiles and cheerful demeanor. His presence reminded us all of the importance of planning not just for ourselves, but for future generations.

In addition to an excellent speaker, the meeting also celebrated academic achievement and leadership. We proudly recognized our Kelso High School Students of the Month for September:

  • 👏 Jasmin Reyes-Zepeda
  • 👏 Will Cheslock

Both students were honored for their dedication, achievements, and positive contributions to their school and community. Each received a $100 check from Kelso Rotary in recognition of their hard work. We are excited to see the bright futures these young leaders are building.

Whether it’s through learning, leadership, or legacy, it’s always a meaningful day at Kelso Rotary. We’re proud to support the people and programs that make our community stronger.
Kelso Rotary Hosts Dr. Steve Meharg

Kelso Rotary Hosts Dr. Steve Meharg for Insightful Talk on Brain Health and Memory Loss

The Kelso Rotary Club was honored to welcome Dr. Steve Meharg as our guest speaker this week, delivering a timely and informative presentation on brain health and memory loss. As concerns about cognitive decline continue to grow in our aging population, Dr. Meharg offered valuable insights into how we can better understand, prevent, and manage memory-related conditions.

Drawing from his professional expertise, Dr. Meharg discussed the importance of early detection when it comes to memory loss and related disorders such as Alzheimer’s and dementia. He emphasized that while memory loss can be a natural part of aging, there are clear warning signs that shouldn’t be ignored.

More importantly, Dr. Meharg shared practical strategies for maintaining brain health throughout life. These included regular physical activity, a balanced diet, mental stimulation, social engagement, and managing risk factors like high blood pressure and diabetes. He also touched on emerging research into how sleep quality, stress management, and even mindfulness practices can contribute to long-term cognitive health.

“Your brain is like any other part of your body — it needs regular care and attention,” Dr. Meharg explained. “The earlier we start making healthy choices, the better chance we have of protecting our memory and mental clarity well into later life.”

Members of the Kelso Rotary were engaged and appreciative of the presentation, asking thoughtful questions and sharing personal experiences. The talk served as a reminder of the importance of lifelong learning and proactive health management.

We extend our sincere thanks to Dr. Meharg for taking the time to speak with our club and for shedding light on a topic that touches so many lives

🎉 Highlander Festival: A Celebration of Scottish Spirit in Kelso

Kelso is gearing up for one of its most beloved annual traditions—the Highlander Festival, returning September 13 & 14 with all the flair, flavor, and festivity that locals have come to cherish. At the Rotary meeting August 28th, guest speakers Veryl Anderson and Connie Reams brought the festival’s rich history to life, sharing stories, insights, and a contagious enthusiasm that left everyone counting down the days.

🎤 Voices of Tradition: Veryl Anderson & Connie Reams

As longtime contributors to the festival’s success, Anderson and Reams are more than just organizers—they’re stewards of Kelso’s Scottish heritage. Veryl Anderson, who oversees vendor coordination, spoke about the vibrant marketplace that transforms Tam O’Shanter Park into a bustling hub of crafts, food, and culture. Connie Reams, in charge of athletic games, highlighted the thrilling competitions that showcase strength, skill, and tradition—from caber tosses to stone puts.

Their passion is palpable. “This isn’t just an event—it’s a legacy,” Anderson shared. Reams added, “Every year, we see new faces and old friends coming together to celebrate something timeless.”

🏴 Bagpipes, Clans, and Tartan Pride

The Highlander Festival is a sensory feast: the haunting call of bagpipes, the swirl of tartans, and the proud display of clan banners create an atmosphere that’s both festive and reverent. Attendees can explore clan tents, enjoy traditional Scottish dancing, and witness the ceremonial Kirkin’ of the Tartan—a blessing of family heritage that’s as moving as it is majestic.

📅 Save the Date

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a lifelong attendee, the Highlander Festival promises something for everyone. Mark your calendars for September 13 & 14 and prepare to be swept up in the music, the camaraderie, and the celebration of Kelso’s proud Scottish roots.

🐾 Kelso Rotary Goes to the Dogs—In the Best Way Possible!

On Wednesday, August 27th, Kelso Rotary members and their four-legged companions gathered at Tam O’Shanter Park with tail wags, warm smiles, and plenty of paw-sitive energy. The event, aptly named “Dog Days of Summer,” was a delightful blend of fellowship, fresh air, and furry fun.

🐶 Walks, Wags, and Wholesome Connections

The evening kicked off at the park’s pavilion, where Rotarians met up with their pups—some eager for a stroll, others content to soak up the attention and belly rubs. Whether trotting along the trails or lounging in the grass, every dog had its moment to shine. And for their humans, it was a chance to connect, laugh, and enjoy the simple joy of community.

“This wasn’t just about dogs,” one member shared. “It was about celebrating the bonds we share—with our pets and with each other.”

🌳 Tam O’Shanter Park: The Perfect Backdrop

With its wide-open spaces and welcoming atmosphere, Tam O’Shanter Park proved to be the ideal setting for this dog-friendly fellowship. The late summer sun cast a golden glow over the gathering, making it feel like a scene straight out of a postcard.

🐕 A Tradition Worth Wagging About

Kelso Rotary has long been known for putting “Service Above Self,” and this event was no exception. By creating space for connection—whether on two legs or four—they reminded us that community is built not just through service, but through shared moments of joy.

As the sun set and the last tail wagged goodbye, one thing was clear: National Dog Day in Kelso was a barking success.

💦 Catlin Rotary Spray Park Reopens with a Splash: A Community Celebration

Kelso, WA — August 18, 2025 After more than two years of anticipation, the Catlin Rotary Spray Park officially reopened on Monday morning with a joyful ribbon-cutting ceremony that marked a new chapter for community recreation in Kelso.

The event, held at 10:00 a.m. at 106 NW 8th Avenue, drew over 50 attendees, including families, city officials, and members of the Kelso Rotary Club. Mayor Veryl Anderson led the ceremonial ribbon cutting, followed by the activation of the park’s new water features—eliciting cheers from children and adults alike.

City Manager Andrew Hamilton emphasized the park’s dual role as a recreational space and a sustainability initiative. “This isn’t just a place to play—it’s a conservation project,” he said, highlighting the newly installed water recycling system. Public Works Manager Devin Mackin echoed the sentiment, calling the park “an investment in community health and wellbeing—a place to cool off, laugh, and make memories.”

The revitalization of the spray park was made possible through full funding from the American Rescue Plan Act, a testament to the city’s commitment to enhancing public spaces. The project brought together a coalition of contributors, including engineers Will Hoskins and Mike Kardas, City Manager Hamilton, and the Kelso Public Works team.

Special recognition was also extended to Northwest Playground Equipment and the Cowlitz County Health Department for their roles in creating a safe, inclusive, and engaging environment for children of all ages.

The Kelso Rotary Club, celebrating over 100 years of service, played a pivotal role in organizing the event. Their motto, “Service Above Self,” was on full display as Rotarians gathered to support the reopening of a park that embodies community spirit.

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From the August Board Meeting

We need a Membership Chair, for 2025/2026.

CLUB TREASURER Debra Gardner reported that we have a balance of $13,440.18 as of July 31, 2025.

COMMUNITY SERVICE: The city of Kelso has announced a Ribbon cutting for the Spray Park on August 4th at 10am. We will have a table at the Highlander Festival to solicit Flag Subscriptions.

CLUB MEMBERSHIP: There is one new membership prospect being proposed and that a corporate membership in process. Jeannie Devitt has agreed to be Club Membership Chair from here forward. 

PUBLIC IMAGE - A small group to assist Susan has been formed and held one meeting to get ideas started with plans to have more meetings possibly monthly.

  • Social Media - Lisa Diaz reported that Emily Davis has joined the Social Media committee and is working on getting TikTok established for the club.  We have 1049 followers on our Rotary Facebook page, 191 followers on Instagram and we have 794 followers on the Lights in the Park Facebook page. 

CLUB ADMINISTRATION Lisa Diaz

  • Programs - Now being scheduled by a committee: Lisa Diaz, Mike Karnofski, David Futcher, Lisa Straughan.
  • Fellowship - Keenan Harvey asked if we can do a Dog Walk at Tam O'Shanter Park and Jeanne agreed that would be fun. It is scheduled for August 27th.
  • Website - Lisa Diaz reported that we are now on the Club Runner Nova version and we are using the Bulletin feature for our weekly announcements, and monthly newsletter.

FOUNDATION TREASURER - Jori Scruggs-Brown reported that we have a balance of $83,538.26 as of July 31, 2025.

SERVICE PROJECTS - No Report

ROTARY FOUNDATION - No Report

FUNDRAISING - Mark Diaz

  • Kelso Rotary Lights in the Park
    Lisa Diaz - The committee is now meeting monthly. There is a subcommittee working on the VIP night with the Chamber of Commerce.
  • Food Wagon
    Jori Scruggs-Brown & Georgia Vaughn – Co-Chairs: We have three big events coming in August, The CASA Reunification Lunch, Renaud Electric company picnic and the Willow Grove Hoedown on Labor Day weekend. Highlander Festival is right around the corner and we need volunteers!
  • Kelso Rotary Flags
    Mark Diaz & David Houten – Co-Chairs: We currently we have 40 flag subscriptions. We have paused advertising on Social Media since we are between holidays but have had a booth at the Kelso Library, Lexington Community Garage Sale and will have a booth at the Highlander Festival.
  • Bingo
    Jeanne Devitt – Chair: Jeanne is working with Pam Fierst and they have this scheduled for October 17th.

Next Board Meeting September 17th 5:30 at Scythe Brewing.
Dec 18, 2025 12:00 PM
Holiday Raffle & Celebration
Dec 25, 2025
NO MEETING
CHRISTMAS
Jan 01, 2026
NO MEETING
NEW YEARS DAY
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President
Keenan Harvey
 
President Elect
Larry Timmons
 
Vice President
Dave Houten
 
Secretary
Kathy Funk-Baxter
 
Treasurer
Debbie Gardner
 
Foundation Treasurer
Jori Scruggs-Brown
 
Immediate Past President
Jeanne Devitt
 
Membership Chair
Jeanne Devitt
 
Fundraising Chair
Mark Diaz
 
Service Projects Chair
Lisa Straughan
 
Public Image Chair
Susan Long
 
The Rotary Foundation Chair
Anne Mette Smeenk
 
Club Administration
Lisa Diaz
 
Youth Protection Officer
Sharon Kuroda
 
Club Care
Julie Rinard
 
Fellowship
Jeanne Devitt
 
Food Wagon
Jori Scruggs-Brown
 
International Service Chair
Susan Long
 
Lights in the Park Chair
Lisa Diaz
 
Newsletter
Lisa Diaz
 
Programs
David Futcher
 
Scholarships
Jori Scruggs-Brown
 
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Bill Dennis
 
Spray Park
Lisa Straughan
 
Website
Lisa Diaz