Neenah Rotary Club

History | Past Presidents | Objects, Benefits, & Obligations | Avenues of Service

Rotary is a service club and there are four avenues of service that all Rotary Clubs pursue. Neenah Rotary has four standing committees, each with a chairperson and subcommittees. The four areas of service are:

Pete Weyenberg - Chair

Club Service means those things a that Rotarian does to help his club function successfully. By being present at meetings, participating in its fellowship, and by taking part in its programs, a member is serving Neenah Rotary. Serving on committees, or serving as an officer, and paying dues promptly all help the club run more efficiently. Representing Neenah Rotary in outside activities such as speaking at other clubs, attending District Assemblies, conferences and leadership forums are also considered club service activities.

Club Service Subcommittees	Members
Pam Zielinski	Monica McKinley-Larabee Dan Leary Vivian Huth Dave Kohlmeyer Tony Arneson
open	Cindy Berton Dave Wollangk Tammy Williams Mike Sullivan Michelle Bauer Dan Lacy Andy Thompson
Bob Karmann	Sheila Jenkins Tim Kinne Ted Westgor Pat Smith Joe Ziemba Dave Wollangk
Malcolm Hjerstedt	George Grigsby Jeff Hanes Bob Golz Nile Emmrich Howard Healy Addis Hilliker Jerry Rickman
Malcolm Hjerstedt	Dave Wollangk Russ Mueller
Richard Moore	Dick Galloway Mert Arntzen Paul Huxtable

Ginny Sattler - Chair

Vocational Service means the obligation of each holder of a classification in Rotary to share the ideal of service in all of the relationships of his or her business or profession with others. A classification is the type of business or specific profession that each member represents in the Club and is assigned by the Classification Committee as part of the acceptance process for new members.

Vocational Service Subcommittees	Members
Ginny Sattler and Pat Mahoney	Dave Kohlmeyer Ray Smith Paul Huxtable Dan Lacy Mark Keating Bill Mattes Craig King
Tony Arneson	Cindy Berton Bill Brieder Bill Casper Bob Mayer Ginny Sattler Dave Kohlmeyer

Wally Bergstrom - Chair

Community Service means those things that a Rotarian does, either as an individual or in conjunction with others, which demonstrates his/her thoughtfulness of and helpfulness toward others in the community. The challenge is to take an active, personal interest in the community and its people. Promoting goodwill between Neenah and the surrounding communities is also a function of this Avenue of Service.

Community Service Subcommittees	Members
Dale Youngquist	Mike Mancl Betsy Rozelle Cindy Berton Pete Weyenberg Addis Hilliker Tony Arneson Bobbie Hackbarth Greg Kippenhan Cheryl Last
Denny Simon	Dave Kohlmeyer Bob Golz Rick Carlson Julie Huth Mark Keating Ron Roberts Vivian Huth
Thom Ciske	John Janke Tony Arneson Dave Coggins Greg Kippenhan Bill Mattes Steve Morton David Priest Vivian Huth Dale Youngquist Pat Mahoney
Bill Casper	Bruce Howe Jim Wiswall Tony Arneson Russ Wiersum Dave Wollangk Bill Breider

Tom Hoare - Chair

International Service means those things that a Rotarian can do to advance international understanding, goodwill, and peace. By getting acquainted with people of other countries, their cultures, customs, accomplishments, aspirations, and problems, a Rotarian can serve those goals. Personal contact with Neenah Rotaryís own exchange students and traveling to other countries, where the Rotarian can seek to promote understanding, also are opportunities to serve international goodwill.

International Service Subcommittees	Members
Tom Hoare	David Werner Bill Mattes Bob Merriam Rick Carlson Dan Lacy Steve Morton
Dana Kohlmeyer	Wally Bergstrom John Janke Tony Arneson Bob Mayer Brain Robb David Werner Pam Zielinski Bobbie Hackbarth
Ron Roberts	Margie Weiss Bonnie DeBraal Mert Arntzen Bob Golz Tim Flaherty Addis Hilliker Vivian Huth

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