Bob Kieve’s Rotary Thanksgiving program has been a part of Rotary’s tradition since 1997. It was created because Terry Graff, who was president of the club in 1997, wanted to depart from the then traditional sermons which highlighted earlier Rotary Thanksgivings. The result was a program that featured ten Rotarians, who candidly told fellow members what caused them to be thankful. Among the participants in that first program were Dan Orloff, Chuck Reed, Leigh Weimers and Fernando Zazueta. This year’s program will include another group of Rotarians sharing what makes them thankful. 

 

Sponsored by Megan Fluke
Hello, I was born and raised in San Jose.  I retired about 5 years ago from working at Lockheed Martin for about 43 years.  I worked in the Fleet Ballistic Missile program in support of the Navy. That program deals with the Trident II missiles that are launched from submarines.  Since I’ve retired, I lived part time up in Grass Valley where my husband and I were members of a local rotary group. Joining the rotary group was the perfect way to integrate into the community and in doing so, meet wonderful people.

I’ve always enjoyed volunteer work.
 
Joining rotary gives me the opportunity to do exactly what I’ve always loved to do and that is giving back to my community.

I love the outdoors, hiking, camping and gardening. 

I look forward to meeting you all and settling in while getting my hands dirty.  My first project I will be working on will be the tree planting project at Emma Prusch Farm Park this Saturday. I hope to see a lot of you out there. Thank you.