Jennifer Jones, Rotary International’s first female president, is the perfect leader to spread the word about the good Rotary does in the world, and inspire its members to keep going.
Jones, 55, was born in Windsor, Ontario, and — save for a few post-college years working in the Turks and Caicos Islands and Manhattan — has lived there her whole life. The oldest of three children, she'd run lemonade stands to earn money to give to charity, and recalls organizing a carnival in her family's yard to benefit kids with muscular dystrophy. "Growing up, my parents had given us wings to do service in our community," she says. Today, her mom, dad, and one of her brothers and his wife are Rotarians. Her other brother created a painting that inspired Jones' presidential-theme ties and scarves.
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Schedule of Events:
10:30am – Check-In
12:00pm– Shotgun Start – Box Lunches will be provided
5:00pm-7:30pm – Post tournament cocktail party (*open to all Rotarians – more details coming soon)
This years supported charities include: Fort Collins Habitat For Humanity, Foundation Music School, Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Club,Fort Collins Foothills Rotary Club, Fort Collins After Work Rotary Club, Fort Collins Downtown Club (1918 Club) Rotary Club.
The Rotary Club of Fort Collins Breakfast along with the three other Fort Collins Rotary Clubs joined together on January 27 at Chippers Bowling Lanes to raise over $40K for Polio Plus at the Purple Pins for Bowling event..png)
Members of the Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Club once again will be making some local residents very happy this holiday season. Through the efforts of Rotarians Gary Turner and Andrew Hensen, the members of the club adopted over 40 families. Gifts were purchased and wrapped and will be handed out to over 100 children who might not have had a bright Christmas. The Club has been adopting families for many years and the numbers grow every year.
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In June 2021, they moved to a 40-acre ranch in Fort Collins where Barb began a full-time faculty position at the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Stephen is currently focused on building Dashboard Personal Workshop - a Boulder start-up woodworking tool manufacturer - into a thriving business. Stephen holds a Master of Public Affairs and a Master of Science in Environmental Science from the Indiana University as well as a bachelor’s in Business Administration from Kent State. Stpehen has worked for city, county, and state governments in economic development and environmental planning as well as non-profit organizations focused on downtown revitalization, housing, and economic opportunity. He was most recently an active member of the Rotary Club of Castle Rock and the Club Foundation. |
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Stephen hails from Madison, NJ, spending time in Ohio and Indiana before he settled in Granville, Ohio for 20 years. There, he raised three children and met Barbara Wolfe. Together, they have five children ages 21 to 28. They relocated to Castle Rock, Colorado in early 2016 where he became a Certified Home Inspector and started Vista Home Inspections. On their 35-acre ranch, they raised horses, cattle, Paco-Vicuna, industrial hemp, and four dogs.