Phil Champlin, Executive Director,
HUB Sportscenter
Planning to attend the 2/5 meeting?CLICK HEREto RSVP.
Menu
TBD
*I will let you know as soon as I receive the menu
Proposed New Members
Julie Kelsey has proposed
Ron Sylvester Classification: Newspapers, Editor
Nicolle Laporte has proposed
Kaylan Sisco Classification:
Non-Profit CEO
Upcoming Programs:
February 12, 2026
State of the Arts: Spokane Arts & Building a Sustainable Creative
Economy
Skyler Oberst, Executive Director, Spokane Arts
Planning to attend the 2/12 meeting?CLICK HEREto RSVP.
Did you know?
Our contract with the Spokane Club requires that we purchase a minimum of 40 lunches every week. Thanks to everyone who helped us meet the lunch minimum last week. Let's keep it up! The $24.50 lunch price includes tip & tax plus the benefits of meeting at the Spokane Club. Please remember to RSVP each week and purchase a lunch to help us stay at the Spokane Club.
COMMITTEES MEETING THIS WEEK
Tues- Program Committee Meeting
Committee meetings can be subject to cancellation. Please contact the committee chairs to confirm the meeting logistics or request a Zoom meeting link.
Dr. William Foege passed away on January 24, 2026. After graduating from Pacific Lutheran University, he attended medical school at the University of Washington and earned his MD. Dr. Foege was renowned for leading the smallpox eradication campaign and was pivotal in recruiting Rotary International into the global effort to eradicate polio. He recognized the immense potential of Rotary's volunteer network and fundraising capabilities, urging them to partner in what became one of the largest public-health initiatives in history.
Celebration of Life - Diane Joss
There will be two Celebration of Life gatherings in honor of Diane Joss, the wife of longtime Club 21 member, Dr. Peter Joss.
Saturday, February 7, 2026
1:00-2:30 pm @ Summit Church 1801 E. 29th Avenue
The celebration continues from 7-10 pm for an evening of fun, music, and memories.
Barrister Winery 1213 W Railroad Alley
A.T. Miller and a contingent of Rotarians traveled to Syhlet, Bangladesh, on a Rotaplast Mission, providing cleft lip, cleft palate, and burn contracture repair surgeries to children in the tea plantation region of Bangladesh in early January. Thank you to AT for being part of this vital project and for representing
