Mount Clemens Rotary Club
THE SPOKESPERSON  
May 7, 2026 
Minutes by Eric Pierson ~ Photos by Valerie Miller 
The meeting began around 12:15 p.m. and was led by President Julie Miller.
 
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Elizabeth Wilson which was followed by the national anthem. 
 
Tom Welsh led us with “The Four-Way Test” and Bob Lee delivered the prayer.
 
Lunch today was sausage with onion and peppers, roasted redskin potatoes, green beans, the standard garden salad, and dessert was cream puffs.
 
GUESTS

Darryl Langeness, our speaker, Paula Studaker and Linda Burger, all three of whom were guests of Joyce Foehr.
 
Gideon guest of Valerie Miller
 
 
 
BIRTHDAYS, ANNIVERSARIES & FLOWERS
 
While there were birthdays and anniversaries, the honorees were not in attendance, so many flowers hit the auction block. Gary bought one for Tina, Joyce Foehr purchased one for each of her guests. Tom Welsh bought Joyce one. I purchased one for Larry Neal. That was all I had, I likely missed a few. 
 
SONGS

Valerie Miller led us in song and chose “Deep in the Heart of Texas” to be the first song. Then after a long story about why her boat wasn’t in the water, she followed up “All Hail to Rotary.”
 
RECOGNITION

Nancy Dedenbach started out hitting Valerie Miller with a fine for talking about her boat in the middle of songs. Joyce Foehr was recognized as most missed Rotarian.  Finally, there was a short quiz regarding material from the Rotarian magazine, which I am not sure netted any fines, but was educational.
 
SPEAKER PRESENTATION

Our speaker was Darryl Langeness, who is a life coach. He gave a deeply personal presentation in which he relayed how he lost both his father and stepfather at a young age and it wasn’t until they passed that he realized how little he knew each of them. Realization of this fact was clear when over 200 people visited each of the funerals. Many conversations with attendees at the funerals showed that many lives were touched by both fathers in his life. He talked about three things: Transfer, Teachability and Value. Value he seemed to refer to as being something one possesses that should be passed on and that the act of passing on said value is Transfer. Finally that one should be teachable in order to receive the value. 
 
50/50
Ken Steele won the $50 pot 
 
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May 7 Darryl Langeness
May 14 Bob Kalfaian Tunnel to Towers
May 21 Memorial Day Holiday No Meeting
May 28 Dr. Henry Hoitz (Matt Mathews) donation check
 
June 4 Dr. Shelly Schmidt The Don Torline Scholarship Presentation
June 11 Dick Pierson Scholarship Program Eric Pierson
June 18 Sam Wireman Beneficiaries Luncheon
June 25 No Meeting President's Party on June 24
 
July 2 Happy 4th of July No Meeting
July 9 Sarah Lee President's Meeting
July 16 No Meeting Boat Outing
July 23 Lois Lombardo Mount Clemens Mineral Baths
July 30 Kym Janowicz Historical Crocker House

August 6 Wyatt Lucas President Hockey Mentors
August 13 TBA
August 20 Sarah Carter-Wallace Macomb Gardens
August 27 Lee Halsted District Governor
 
September 3 No Meeting Happy Labor Day
September 10 Dick Pierson Golf Outing Gowanie Golf Country Club
September 17 David Dulio Interim Chief Community Engagement Officer Director, Center for Civic Engagement Distinguished Prof
September 24 Karen Helfrick Michigan Works
 
October 1 Robert Leonetti Macomb County SCAMS

 

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OFFICERS
Julie Miller ~ President
Kathleen Best ~ Imm. Past President
Sarah Lee ~ President-Elect
 Sam Sengupta ~ President Nominee
Jessica Johnson ~ Treasurer
Stephanie Mirabile ~ Secretary
 
DIRECTORS AT LARGE
Alyssa Shain (2024-2026)
Tim Morabito (2024-2026)
Julie Huttenlocher (2025-2027)
Tom Welsh (2025-2027)
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CLUB FOUNDATION CHAIR 
Sam Wireman
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Recognition ~ Eric Pierson
Bulletin ~ Louise Rallis/
Kim Jarvis
Music ~ Sarah Lee
Guests & Visitors ~ Valerie Miller
Meeting Photos/Social Media Kathleen Best & Julie Miller