President Josh Dalglish will present “The Game Plan,” outlining committee goals for the 2025–26 Rotary year. This Club Assembly is a chance to align on priorities and ensure the club’s direction reflects Rotary’s core values of service, fellowship, and community engagement.
Kyle Bunch and Brad Hansen will reflect on the 2025 Through a Child’s Eyes (TACE) event at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility, highlighting how this Rotary-led program continues to foster meaningful connections between incarcerated mothers and their children.
Rotarians Larry Strober and Mike Caruso from the Newberg Noon Rotary Club will share stories and insights about Rotary’s historical impact on peace and community building—locally and globally. This engaging presentation will highlight Rotary’s enduring commitment to service, connection, and positive change.
Mayor Shawn O’Neil will provide updates on key city initiatives and share his vision for Wilsonville’s future in this special presentation. As the city’s 10th mayor, O’Neil brings years of public service and deep knowledge of local government to the role.
Patrick Walsh, Executive Artistic Director of Northwest Classical Theater Collaborative, shares how his recent prison performance tour led to the development of a new theater program at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility—using the arts to support rehabilitation, build skills, and foster meaningful connection.
John Budiao will share how the events of 9/11 shaped his service, his family life, and his view of community. A Marine veteran, John reflects on sacrifice, resilience, and the role of strong families as the foundation of the American dream. His heartfelt message honors everyday heroes and reminds us that service and family remain at the core of a full life.
Rotarian Al Jubitz shares how the Jubitz Family Foundation and the Rotarian Action Group for Peace are advancing peace through community partnerships, education, and civic engagement—locally and around the world.
David Krier, MD, MSPH will share stories from his new book, Discovering More, which reflects on 37 years of international humanitarian volunteering. His presentation highlights how service projects enrich both the lives of those in need and the volunteers who participate, while also building partnerships with Rotary clubs, universities, and other organizations.
Bill Howe from SAGE will present Bridging Divides: The Pursuit of Common Goals, a discussion on the causes of political polarization and how it affects policy, democracy, and personal relationships. He will also share research-based strategies individuals and organizations can use to work across differences and strengthen communities.
Jennifer Loria of The Young Experiment Medical Spa and Yvette Guzman of Live Hydration Spa in Tualatin will share how inner wellness and skin health work together to create lasting confidence and a natural glow. Their presentation will highlight how advanced skincare and IV hydration therapies help restore balance, boost energy, and support long-term results.