As we begin, Julie says, “I think you’re going to have fun.” Larry says, “I’ll try to get at least a B Julie says, “I’m sure you’re going to knock it out of the park!”

What is your preference when it comes to food: sweet or savory?

Lisa: I would say sweet, although I love both. Probably sweet.

Larry: Many courses.

What’s your favorite sport to play or watch on TV or live?

Larry: Mountain climbing

Lisa: To play was tennis and to watch on TV, probably soccer.

Who are a few of your dream dinner party guests?

Lisa: Oh, my goodness, Larry. [Larry chimes in, don’t tell my wife.] In Australia, we had many courses because I’m the wife of Rod Price. [They were at the RI Convention together in Australia.] Some of the other people besides Larry, I would have to stick close to home, my husband, Rod, my stepdad, and mom, Bob & Carol Carroll. That’s it for right now.

Larry: My wife. [Julie asks, Is that a dream or is that real?] That’s a real dream! Almost had lunch, not dinner, with the Prince of Wales, but now he’s King and there won’t be a chance.

What’s your superpower?

Larry: Climbing mountains, I guess.

Lisa: I would say kindness, from what people tell me about myself.

How many years have you been a Club 21 member, and what’s your Rotary why?

Lisa: I have been a Rotary Club 21 member since – it’ll be five years in April of ’26. And my Rotary's why is just to be able to serve in the community, it’s people serving people, locally, internationally, an option to give back to the community, and to get to work beside awesome other Rotarians.

Larry: I think it’d be 35 years. This Club, in particular, but lots more than just this Club, makes an opportunity to contribute financially without the money going to things other than the charity.