THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE NOON ROTARY RELEASE
ABOVE: Justice Rita Garman conducted the installation of new officers for the FY 25-26 term. Rotary officers pictured below from left to right are Stephanie Yates – Public Relations, Ross Webb – President-Elect, Dr. Donald Rokosch – Foundation, Emily Duncan – Co-Treasurer, Tonya Hill – Membership, Terri Cummings – President, Diana Carranza – Community Service, Brandi Seabaugh – Co-Treasurer, Natalie Duncan – Secretary and Dr. Ronald Serfoss – Vocational Service.
Monday, June 16, 2025- Danville Noon Rotary held its installation of new officers. An update was shared on the Memorial Way Project which saw its best year in over ten years- exceeding fundraising goals with a record number of volunteers! A check was presented from Peter Blackmon for the Charity on Tap fundraiser held at Vermilion River Beer Company with all proceeds assisting future Rotary projects. Rotary President Tonya Hill presented a plaque to Mark Denman for his ten year tenure serving as a Director for the Rotary Foundation. A Paul Harris fellow award was presented to long standing Rotarian Justice Rita Garman for being a consistent example of what Rotary stands for, “Service Above Self”. Dr Donald Rokosch, past president and current Assistant Governor for the Danville and Hoopeston Rotary clubs, was acknowledged for his recent induction to the Danville High School Wall of Fame.
Rotary President Tonya Hill shared parting words with the group, thanking members and officers and speaking of the goals that were surpassed over the last year. After receiving accolades for her outstanding leadership, she welcomed incoming Rotary President Terri Cummings who shared her innovative ideas and plans for the future.
It is an exciting time to be part of the Danville Noon Rotary which meets the first Monday of every month at 12 pm at Worksource Enterprises. All are welcome and encouraged to join.
Upcoming Noon Rotary activities:
• June 21, 2025 11am-3pm – 
Rotary Cookout @ Rotary Point Shelter, Kennekuk County Park.
