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Rotary is a service organization of business and community leaders united worldwide. Rotarians are making a positive impact in our local and global communities.
The Rotary Club of San Jose
Benefiting the community and our world through action, integrity, service, and fellowship.
The Rotary Club of San Jose is the largest, most active and well-known service organization in the community. We are a leadership organization working together to make a difference. Our members include local business, nonprofit, professional and civic leaders. We form lasting friendships through our shared Rotary experiences including weekly meetings with interesting speakers, committee meetings and projects, social events and group service projects within our community and internationally.
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Having a diverse and inclusive Rotary Club means we value and welcome individuals of all ages, cultures, ethnicities, and races to our Club. We invite younger people, women, and minorities who support Rotary’s values, ideals, and mission to join our members in service to our community, and we strive to give all members equal opportunities to serve as leaders within our Club.
Service is the life blood of our Club, and it all happens through our Committees
No Meeting on July 1st
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Rotary Office Closed on Fridays until July 10
With Leslee away, the Gordon House is closed on Fridays. Marie works remotely on Fridays, so you can call or email her if you need something.
Festival Style Lunch for Women at Lifted Spirits
On July 1, the Unhoused Impact Committee (UIC) will provide lunch for the women from 11:00am to 1:00pm. We invite you to participate by helping with setup and staying for the meal and tear-down. You can see the store and mingle with the women. It will be held at
Front Door Communities @ Trinity Cathedral
81 N. 2nd Street
San Jose, CA 95113 USA
We are expecting about 40 women and are planning to have an Independence Day holiday theme.
Activities include:
- Adult coloring stations
- Music
- Decorated tables to visit and eat at
- Lunch
Rose, White and Blue Parade
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Sarah Janigian will be hosting an after party with light refreshments. Sarah's house is near the end of the parade route. It will be easier to leave after the parade if you park in Sarah's neighborhood.
VIP Rotary Fireworks
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New Member Jeanne Lazzarini
Sponsor: Mark Lazzarini
Jeanne Lazzarini is a distinguished Master Math Educator, published author, presenter, and teacher trainer in elementary to adult levels. She currently serves on a board of directors for two math associations. Her website is: www.mathmeetsart.org
Her educational background includes a B.S. in Math with honors from Santa Clara University; Masters in Math Education studies at UC Davis; a lifetime Single Subject Teaching Credential in Mathematics; 10 years teaching satellite tracking courses as Systems Analyst/Training Specialist for Unisys Corporation in the Blue Cube at Moffett Air Force Base; with post-graduate studies in Computer Science at Santa Clara University.
Jeanne taught math to K – 5th graders at San Jose’s Selma Olinder school; 1st grade at St. Leo’s, 7th and 8th grade Algebra at St. Leo’s; and summer High School Geometry at Bellarmine College Prep.
For 10 years she was also the Math Master Educator and R&D Specialist at RAFT (Resource Area for Teaching) training/coaching educators and students of all ages; presenting at national Conferences/workshops; creating over 150 activities; writing articles for the California Mathematics Council; was contributing Editor for the NCTM (National Council for Teachers of Mathematics); and the Program Specialist for graduate students and teachers at the AIM (American Institute of Mathematics).
She was West Coast Editor for Victorian Homes Magazine and contributing Editor for several national magazines and newspapers on historic design and lifestyles.
She lives in San Jose, CA, with her husband, Mark in their restored 1887 Victorian home (which has been featured on HGTV and has won national recognition from the National Trust and others for its restoration). They have 2 happily married sons, Daniel and Robert, and 3 wonderful grandchildren.
Jeanne is an avid distance swimmer, stained glass window artist, and more! She has a zest for learning, loves writing and looks forward to engaging in San Jose Rotary!