Welcome to the Rotary Club of Kerrville

Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. We meet on Wednesdays at 12PM at Kerrville Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center, 201 Holdsworth Drive, Kerrville, TX  78028. Come Join Us!
Club News
Lindsey Gulledge recently joined the club.
 
 
Lindsey works for Security State Bank as a trust officer. Starting as a teller thirteen years ago, she has worked her way up to her present position in the bank. She and her husband also own two business in Kerr County, and are involved in youth agriculture programs.  She wanted to be involved in service to our local community, so she is now able to do that through our club.
 
Mari Mejia is also a new member.
 
 
Mari works for Cecil Atkission Motors in Kerrville. She started as a receptionist seventeen years ago, and transitioned to the Service Department, where she works as a liason between the technicians and customers. Previously volunteering to help with the local Charity Ball fundraiser, she wanted to get more involved in community service, so our club was a natural fit for her.
President Trey welcomed three new members to our club on Wednesday.
 
Lindsey Gulledge
 
 
Mari Mejia
 
 
Gordon Brown
 
 
Doug Whinnery was wearing his Rotary pin when his name was called, so he won a bottle of wine, presented by wine team members Gabriel Alonso and Bill Tucker.
 
Former member of our club Larry Freeman passed away on July 3.
 
 
A memorial service will be at 10:00 am, July 12, at St. John's Lutheran Church in Boerne.
Rotarian Tom Hamilton provided a great summary of the events surrounding the creation of the Declaration of Independence.
 
 
The American colonies were in open rebellion against the King of England, and were tired of British rule. The King made a speech to his parliment, indicating he was fed up the the colonists and was going to send military to enforce his laws.
 
The colonists convened a second Continental Congress to discuss matters, which resulted in a diversity of opinions and got bogged down in discussions. John Adams asked Thomas Jefferson to come up with a document that summarized what they were trying to accomplish. Although Adams expected to heavily edit the document, it was so well written that only minor revisions were made.
 
Fifty six men signed the resulting Declaration of Independence, and by doing so put their lives and livelyhoods at great risk.

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Club Events
Rotary News
A chat with 2025-26 Rotary International President Francesco Arezzo

RI's new president talks about his top Rotary moments, his goals as president, and his love of olive oil and opera

Lesson plan given a global reach

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Photo Albums
 
Connect With Us
Speakers
Commissioner Rick Paces
Jul 16, 2025
The 391 Commision
Tom Fox
Jul 23, 2025
AI for our Generation
TBA
Jul 30, 2025
Contact Us 

 

Mailing Address:

Rotary Club of Kerrville
P. O. Box 295335
Kerrville, TX 78029
kerrvillerotary@gmail.com