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The Lakeland Rotary Club was founded in 1918, the sixth club in Florida. For the past 105 years, this club has served this community and others throughout the world in need; growing to its current membership of over 180 members, one of the largest in the state. The Lakeland Rotary Club has a proud tradition and a continuing commitment to “Service above Self”.

Rotary is  the oldest service organization in the world; an institution begun in 1905 by Paul Harris and three other businessmen in Chicago. Today, Rotarians number 1.2 million members in 34,000 clubs in more than 200 countries.

 

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Lakeland Weekly Club Meeting
Speaker: Member Profiles
Topic: Joey Bunker from South State Bank, Katie Decker from Orlando Health, and Mason Elmore from Higgenbotham

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Lakeland Weekly Club Meeting
Speaker: Robbie Bell
Topic: Bees and Beekeepers

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Lakeland Weekly Club Meeting
Speaker: Shauna Dykes, President JA Market
Topic: Junior Achievement and the JA Discovery Center

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Lakeland Weekly Club Meeting
Speaker: President Larry Becker
Topic: Year in Review

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Bulletin

Weekly Meeting, May 19, 2026

By Tuesday, May 19, 2026


Here's the recap of our May 19, 2026, Rotary Meeting >>



President Larry Becker 
called the meeting to order.

Linda Roddenbery led the Invocation, Pledge of Allegiance and Four-way Test, and so opened the meeting.

Past President Jim Russell introduced guests and visiting Rotarians.
 
Eric Wells gathered Happy Dollars.

Reba Coil and Karen Moore served as greeters.

Mike Louden led the club in singing.










Past President Don Selvage arranged for guest Andrew Gash to sing God Bless America.

 What a treat! Thank you, Andrew! 







CLUB BUSINESS: President Larry Becker announced to the club that 50/50 will return. He also presented a DDF check to Lighthouse Ministries.



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