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Billy Ray Smith gave the San Diego Downtown Breakfast Rotary Club some great perspectives on the current state of the NFL, the loss of our Chargers, and other San Diego insights during his 30 minute Q&A Wednesday. Thanks, Billy Ray!.jpg)
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You are invited to be our guest for breakfast any Wednesday from 7:00am to 8:30am. We meet at the University Club Atop Symphony Towers. CLICK HERE for more information.
Our Vision: Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change - across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Our Mission: Be an energized and proactive Service Club with a multi-cultural membership committed to "Service Above Self". We will promote peace, understanding and community service locally and internationally.
Mayor Kevin Faulconer updated our Club today on the State of City of San Diego, leaving lots of time for questions and answers!
Today a group of our Club members dedicated two trees to the memory of Don Lang. The trees are a Fern Pine and a Naked Coral and are located along Park Avenue near Morley Field Drive across from Roosevelt Middle School. Pictured above on the left of the Fern Pine are Bobbi Spinner-Flack, Gary McElroy, Dee Lang, Tom Sayer and Mary Dawe. On the right of the tree are Cindy Blair, Martin Blair, Mary Engles, Melissa Blackburn-Joniaux and Tom Fitch. Thanks to the Friends of Balboa Park for the service opportunity!! This year our Club has planted ~110 trees, or at least one tree for every active member.
Saturday, May 26th was a special day aboard the USS Midway! San Diego Downtown Breakfast Rotary Club member Joe Ciokon tossed one of four ceremonial wreaths off the flight deck of the USS Midway, in commemoration of those lost or injured in battle. Rotary Club President Bobbi Spinner-Flack and President Elect Tom Fitch attended the Ceremony.
“I know the true meaning of loss in combat,” retired U.S. Navy Command Master Chief Joe Ciokon told a crowd of hundreds who gathered at the USS Midway Saturday.
They might have come from different generations, but veterans of World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam and the War on Terror came together to share stories of heroism, survival, sacrifice and remembrance.
During the ceremony, they tossed four wreaths, symbolizing the four major American wars of the last 75 years. “We remember them with events like this, what sacrifice and service is. That’s the way we honor their memory is to talk about what they did,”
