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The Rotary Club of San Jose is the largest, most active and well-known service organization in the community. We are a leadership organization working together to make a difference. Our members include local business, nonprofit, professional and civic leaders. We form lasting friendships through our shared Rotary experiences including weekly meetings with interesting speakers, committee meetings and projects, social events and group service projects within our community and internationally.
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Pat Lucas has recently retired from the California Superior Court for Santa Clara County, where she served for 20 years including a term as presiding (chief) judge. She presided over complex civil cases, civil and criminal jury trials, a civil pretrial docket, and direct calendars in the criminal and family divisions. Pat supervised the Court's civil and family divisions, and served in a pro tem assignment on the Sixth District Court of Appeal. Before she took office in 2003, Pat practiced complex civil litigation for over 20 years, most recently with the Silicon Valley firm of Fenwick & West where she chaired the litigation group. .JPG)
Lisa Reigel has taken over the bookkeeping responsibilities from Teresa McCarthy, whose last day with us will be April 24, though we hope to see her at the June 5 BBQ. Lisa is working half time..jpg)
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Then President Karen welcomed Daniel Zazueta (in absentia) and Chuck Cantrell as Blue Badgers. 
decades. He reported on Rotary’s accomplishments in his small but important country, whose population is less than Santa Clara County’s but whose beauty, its history, and its peril as a neighbor of Russia make it relevant in these times. Not to mention a fascinating place to visit..jpg)
announced that the threats to the security of all information online, including financial, scare the daylights out of him, even though his life’s work is trying to prevent them. He said he didn’t mean to scare everyone else, but at least part of the rapt attention paid to his fascinating and entertaining presentation was due to sheer terror. He said more than 90 percent of online users will be hacked at some point. If you missed the talk, be sure to watch the YouTube video on the Rotary website.