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Club 2377 · District 6040 · Founded 1926

Rotary year 2026–27

Leadership of a 100-year-old club.

Officers serve a Rotary year, July through June. The board meets monthly. Wednesday noon is still where the work is seen.

A letter from the board

Create lasting impact — starting on this bluff.

Friends —

This spring Lexington Rotary turned one hundred. We sat in a room that has held generations of this town’s trades and professions, and we said the same words our predecessors said in 1926. The 2026–27 Rotary year gives us a charge from International: Create Lasting Impact. Connection was last year’s work. This year’s work is to make that connection count.

Come to lunch. Bring someone who cares about Lexington. If you already sit with us, take a committee. The next century will not happen by accident.

— The Board of Directors, The Lexington Rotary Club, Rotary Year 2026–27

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President

To be seated

Charts the Rotary year, chairs weekly meetings, and represents the club in Lexington and across District 6040.

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President-Elect

To be seated

Prepares to lead the following year and supports the president on programs, membership, and service.

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Immediate Past President

To be seated

Carries forward institutional memory and chairs the nominating work that keeps leadership strong.

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Secretary

To be seated

Keeps the minutes, membership records, and the correspondence that holds a century-old club together.

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Treasurer

To be seated

Stewards dues, project funds, and The Rotary Foundation giving with a clear public accounting.

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Sergeant-at-Arms

To be seated

Sets the room, welcomes guests, and keeps Wednesday noon running on time and in good humor.

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Membership Chair

To be seated

Helps prospective members visit, find a classification, and feel at home from the first lunch.

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Service Projects Chair

To be seated

Turns weekly fellowship into shoes and socks for Buckner’s international drive, dictionaries, scholarships, and workdays around Lafayette County.

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Public Image Chair

To be seated

Tells the club’s story — in town, on Facebook, and on this site — so neighbors know where to find us.

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Rotary Foundation Chair

To be seated

Leads giving to End Polio Now, district grants, and the Foundation programs that stretch a local dollar worldwide.

Officer names appear here once members complete a profile in the Member Portal and set their club role. Until then, the seats and their duties stand. To reach the board, use the contact page — mail is read.