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Rotary Club of Novato, CA

Novato

Join Us for Lunch!

We meet Fridays at 12:30 PM
Zoom Mtgs. Until Further Notice
1560 Hill Road
Novato, CA 94947
United States of America
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Dave Schenone, Marin Christian Academy
Dec 04, 2020
Football with Coach Jim Harbaugh
Evening Virtual Happy Hour
Dec 11, 2020
Celebrating Blue Star Moms & Toys for Tots
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President
Chris DeGabriele
President Elect
Christina Stroeh
Treasurer
Debbie Brusatori
Secretary
Reggie Winner
International Service Projects
Phil Dougherty
Membership
Christina Stroeh
Youth Programs
Shawn Campas
Public Image
Mike Morrissey
Speaker Chair
Gary Bramon
Immediate Past President
Ron Harness
Club Administration
Craig Anderson
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Jim Spilman
The Rotary Foundation
Jorg Puhr-Westerheide
Pres., Nova-Ro Corp
Burt Hoffmann
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Speakers
Dave Schenone, Marin Christian Academy
Dec 04, 2020
Football with Coach Jim Harbaugh
Evening Virtual Happy Hour
Dec 11, 2020
Celebrating Blue Star Moms & Toys for Tots
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