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Simi Valley

Service Above Self

We meet In Person & Online
Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center
3050 E Los Angeles Ave
Simi Valley, CA 93063
United States of America
Due to Covid-19 and social distancing requirements Club meetings will be held online with Zoom until further notice. If you are interested in attending please contact President Lynne Kline at lkline@crfsolutions.com
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Tierra Rejada Clean-up

Several times a year, our Rotary club cleans up the roadside along Tierra Rejada. Here is The Crew lead by President Lynne Kline, with Past Presidents Mike McGuigan, and Darryl Nind. The prize for the most interesting find was had by All that day!
Supporting Local Non-Profits!
Rotary Club of Simi Valley is proud to support our local non-profits. Our year end allocation donations included Free Clinic of Simi Valley, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Soaring Spirits, and The Greater Contribution. Pictured here are President Darryl Nind, Mike McGuigan, Fred Bauermeister, Chip Marvin, and Terry Marvin.

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Club Executives & Directors
President
Lynne Kline
President-Elect
Evelyn Garfield
Past President
Darryl Nind
Secretary
Jonathan Kurohara
Treasurer
Gregg Burt
Club Service
Alyse Hoglund
International Service
Becky Savell
Community Svc and Day to Day contact for Treasurer
Hal Ward
Vocational Service
Allan Mann
Bulletin
Kelly Gaines
Youth Service
Dan Rosen
Allocations
Mike McGuigan
The Rotary Foundation
Coleen McIntyre
Club Bulletin Editor
Kelly Gaines
Global Grants Chair
Michele Neff Hernandez
Sergeant-at-Arms
Wade Klepic

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