Members of the Lewisville Noon Rotary enjoyed good food and great fellowship at the club's year-end party on June 30th. Retired Lewisville Police Chief Russ Kerbow and his wife Becky, former Justice of the Peace Pct. 3, hosted the event in the backyard of their home on Lake Lewisville. Outgoing LNR Club President Bill Lawrence gave a thoughtful speech thanking his board members and fellow Rotarians for their continued support during the radical transitions brought about by COVID-19, and for their tolerance for a year of Zoom meetings. Bill then handed out awards to several club members for their positive contributions over the past year.

 

Thank you to the Kerbows and to everyone who made the party extra special, and thank you to Bill for his leadership during a difficult season for our community and our country. See more photos on the Lewisville Noon Rotary Facebook page. 

The Lewisville Noon Rotary Club is proud to welcome long-time member Dirk Dahlke as the incoming Club President for 2021-22.

 

A German-Canadian-American citizen, Dirk moved to north Texas from Germany in 2007 and has been actively engaged in the local community ever since. Dirk is a past president of the Lake Cities Chamber of Commerce and has held leadership positions in the Lions Club and Boys and Girls Club, as well as the Lewisville Noon Rotary. Dirk also has 40 years' experience in the real estate industry and owns American Realty with his wife Susan. His fellow Rotarians and the non-profit charities that our club supports look forward to helping Dirk have a successful term in his new position at the helm!

 

Flag Program Chair Russ Kerbow awarded funds raised by Lewisville Noon Rotary in conjunction with local Boy Scout Troop 436 to troop representatives at the club meeting on June 23, 2021. Members of the Boy Scout club and their Scout Leaders are responsible for placing and later collecting the flags at participating businesses and sponsors for five federal holidays in the summer, starting with Memorial Day and ending after Labor Day Weekend. The funds help provide scholarships for scouts to attend summer camp and other special programs their families could not otherwise afford.