Colonel Harland Sanders became an active Rotarian in 1919 when he became a founding member of the Rotary club of Jacksonville, Indiana at the age of 29. After that he joined the Rotary club of Corbin, Kentucky and then the Rotary club of Shelbyville, Kentucky, and was an active member until his death in 1980.
He always wore his Rotary pin.
"There's no reason to be the richest man in the cemetery. You can't do any business from there." Colonel Harland Sanders. 🐔🍗
Join us Tuesday Oct 8 to hear former LA Dodgers team photographer Richard Kee
Very timely! You don’t see this in Monrovia every day.
Hey all! Don't forget, First Friday at Sena tonight starting at 5:30pm. Join us in the back patio! See you there!
A big shout out to Maria De La Rosa for taking some amazing photos of our Casino Night event!Photos credits to Maria De La Rosa
What a great night!!
Super fun!!
Pirate Casino Night #monroviarotaryclub #district5300 @ Monrovia Historical Museum
Aaaarrrrgggghhhh, matey! Join us for our pirate themed Casino Night Saturday Sept 21, 2019 6pm-10pm at the Monrovia Historical Museum. Purchase tickets on our website at monroviarotaryclub.com/casino-night/
#monroviarotaryclub #district5300 #casinonight #pirates
September 21,2019, Rotary Club of Monrovia, annual community fundraiser! Come support us as we support Monrovia with Scholarships, Santa Clothes, Blood Drives, Rise Against Hunger and Youth Leadership Camps and more.
