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Renee Rymer
Renee is an officer on the Board of the Marin Symphony and sings in the symphony choir. She is very active in the Marin County business community and chairs the Rotary Central Marin Foundation.
Foundation Chair and Paul Harris Fellow
Etienne Douglas 
Etienne Douglas is the Library Technology Program Coordinator at the Marin City Library. He has been working for the Marin County Free Library since 2004. As the Library Technology Program Coordinator he has mentored and taught over 25 high school age students from Marin in website creation, video editing, workplace skills, advanced computer skills, and college preparation. Etienne has partnered with community organizations and individuals to create documentaries, promotion of events, and workshops focusing on learning technology. Etienne helped pioneer virtual reality (VR) throughout libraries across the country. He is currently consulting in expanding the Webstar program to other interested libraries.
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ROTARY CLUB OF CENTRAL MARIN
Leah Lambrecht
Leah is past Rotary District Governor and is actively involved in Rotary Peace Initiatives. Over the past several years our club has supported two Rotary International projects: "Uganda Peace Project" and "Agrarian Enterprise and Nutrition - The Highlands of Peru". We have also sponsored two local high school students to the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Camp.
Past District Governor and Paul Harris Fellow
Bruce Corbet
Bruce is a founding member of the Rotary Club of Central Marin (Since 1973). He and his wife Kathy own Corbet's Hardware in Larkspur. Corbet's Hardware was founded by Bruce's father Jim Corbet in 1953.
Paul Harris Fellow
Judith Patterson
Judith Patterson, along with her son Craig, is the Co-Founder of US Performing Arts, the country’s premier summer instructional programs for teens in the performing arts and digital media. As President and CEO of USPA since 2002 she has helped shape the course for thousands of teens interested in a life on-stage, in front of the camera, and behind the lens and scene. As an Associate Professor, she has taught theater and dance as well as having chaired those college departments. She is not only an instructor in the arts but has produced and directed as well. Judith began her career as a child actress on the national stage and in television. She danced with the New York City Ballet and taught at the San Francisco and Marin Ballet Schools while simultaneously producing syndicated television shows and a Christmas Special for the A&E Network. With her father, David M. Sacks and husband, Charles Patterson, along with their friend and colleague, Bing Crosby, Judith helped found Experience Productions which produced multi-media permanent city tourist attractions for the visitor entertainment industry such as The San Francisco Experience, The New York Experience, The Hollywood Experience, and The Christmas Experience, among others. Judith is a published author, most recently contributing a chapter to ACTING FOR THE SCREEN in the series of books “PERFORM – Succeeding as a Creative Professional” published by Routledge publishing group and edited by television director, Mary Lou Belli.
Member
Paul Lofholm
Paul is a PharmD graduate from the University of California, and has more than 40 years' experience in the pharmacy profession and has served on numerous professional advisory committees and organizational boards. Besides running the Ross Valley Pharmacy, a community pharmacy business, he is clinical professor of pharmacy at the University of California, San Francisco, and an adjunct clinical professor of pharmacy at the University of the Pacific and Touro University.
Paul Harris Fellow
Club Appreciation Dinner
 
Speaker Corner
Rotary International statement on Ukraine conflict
 
It is a tragic and sad time for the people of Ukraine and the world. At Rotary, we are deeply concerned by the deteriorating situation in Ukraine and the escalating loss of life and humanitarian hardship there. Continued military action against Ukraine will not only devastate the region, but also risk spreading tragic consequences across Europe and the world. As one of the world’s largest humanitarian organizations, we have made peace the cornerstone of our global mission. We join the international community in calling for an immediate cease fire, withdrawal of Russian forces, and a restoration of diplomatic efforts to resolve this conflict through dialogue. In the past decade, Rotary clubs in Ukraine, Russia and nearby countries have transcended national differences and have actively engaged in peace-building projects to promote goodwill and to marshal assistance for the victims of war and violence. Today, our thoughts are with our fellow Rotary members and others in Ukraine coping with these tragic events. Rotary International will do everything in its power to bring aid, support and peace to the region.

Rotary International
25-Feb-2022
endorsed by the Rotary Club of Central Marin
 
Rich Jensen
Rich is a retired financial services manager and community volunteer. He is a business consultant to non profits and serves on various non-profit Boards in the County.
Treasurer and Paul Harris Fellow
Harry Friar
Honorary Member, Joined Rotary 1987, Paul Harris Fellow, Past President 1996. Harry's career included 
Textiles - Human Resources. He lives in Sion Mills, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom 
 
Honorary Member and Paul Harris Fellow
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