Easton Rotary Welcomes Mark Biedlingmaier, Celebrates Centenarian Bob Bergren, and Highlights Upcoming Events
The Rotary Club of Easton has an exciting month ahead, featuring a distinguished speaker, a very special guest, and several opportunities to support our community through Rotary service projects and fundraising events.
Join Us for Lunch on Thursday, October 8
Our next luncheon meeting will be held on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at 12:00 noon at the Pomfret Club and will feature speaker Mark Biedlingmaier, Mark will share insights from his remarkable 43-year career with the U.S. Department of State
We are also honored to welcome a very special guest, Bob Bergren, who recently celebrated his 101st birthday and has been a member of Easton Rotary for more than 30 years.
RSVP Reminder
To assist the Pomfret Club with meal planning, please RSVP no later than October 7 by contacting: Gordon Bigelow
Boo Bingo This Halloween!
Mark your calendars for Easton Rotary's exciting Boo Bingo fundraiser on October 31, 2026. This popular event supports Rotary youth programs and community service initiatives. Club members and community supporters are encouraged to help secure prizes, sponsorships, and raffle baskets.https://www.eastonrotary.com/boo-bingo
Easton Rotary Whiskey Fundraiser
Support Easton Rotary's charitable efforts by participating in our special whiskey fundraiser. A limited number of commemorative bottles are available, with proceeds benefiting Easton Rotary service projects and grants throughout our community.
Sponsorship Opportunities: 30th Annual Jack Bennett Memorial Holiday Classic
The Rotary Club of Easton is proud to host the 30th Annual Jack Bennett Memorial Holiday Classic Basketball Tournament on December 28-29, 2026, at Easton Area Middle School. This tournament serves as the club's largest annual fundraiser and has helped support more than one million dollars in community projects and grants over the past three decades. [2026_20JBM...p_20Letter | PDF], [2026 JBMHC...rship Form | PDF]
Named in honor of John D. "Jack" Bennett, a 75-year Easton Rotary member and lifelong advocate of "Service Above Self," the tournament continues his legacy of community service.
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