John Syvertson (right) presents a past-president’s plaque to Mitch Stevens (left) for his service to the club. Thanks Mitch!
Outgoing President Mitch Stevens (left), passes the gavel to President-Elect Gabby Yoon (right), on June 27, 2017. Gabby will hold office for the 2017-2018 year.
Randy Twistol was presented with his first Paul Harris Fellow pin on 9/20/16. Congratulations Randy!
The annual Thief River Falls Rotary Club vs. Lions Club golf outing on Monday, September 12, 2016 at the Thief River Falls Golf Club. The Thief River Falls Rotary Club won the 9-hole contest and retained the “Brass Bucket Trophy”. As is traditional, the losing team’s president has to kiss the brass bucket trophy, TRF Lions Club President John Wollenzien kisses the brass bucket trophy while handing it to TRF Rotary Club President Mitch Stevens.
Richard Laager, left, outgoing president of the Thief River Falls Rotary Club, officially passed the gavel to President-Elect Mitchell Stevens during the Tuesday, June 28 meeting of the Thief River Falls Rotary Club.
Our club continues to grow! We were recognized by Rotary District 5580 for adding 6 new members.
Thief River Falls Rotary President Richard Laager presents a check for $100 from the Thief River Falls Rotary Club to Jane Anderson, Executive Director of the Thief River Falls Area Community Theater.
Rotary 2016 Rose Parade Float “Working Together for Peace”
Rotary International District 5580 Governor Craig Loughery and his wife Diane Loughery met with the Thief River Falls 2015-2016 Rotary Board Member.
October 27, 2015
The Thief River Falls Rotary Club’s annual Rose Sale is underway. If you’re interested in gorgeous blaze orange roses for that special someone in your life, talk to any Rotary Club member. Or email info@trfrotary.org to find a Rotary Club member.
A dozen roses are $25. A dozen roses in a vase are $40. You have your choice of orange or red roses. Orange roses are available on a first-ordered, first-served basis.