Terralle Moore and Sarah Snyder accepted a $340 check, on behalf of the Club, from Heather Correll, representing Lost Dutchman Marathon-2021.
Bob Benjamin, Lost Dutchman Marathon Board member and long time Rotary Club liaison to the race, explained the 2021 race had been VIRTUAL due to the Covid pandemic. It is hoped in 2022 the race will again be able to be live --- allowing the Club to be 8k volunteers and raise even more funds for the Club's charitable endeavors.
Superstition Mountain Rotary has supported the Lost Dutchman Marathon for 20 years by providing the volunteers to operate the 8K Trail Run. But this year (2021), due to Covid-19, all of the Lost Dutchman races were VIRTUAL -- and our 8K volunteers on the race course were not needed. (The virtual races proved to be quite popular.)
Our speaker was long time Gold Canyon area resident, Roberto Reveles, a founder of 'Gold Canyon Community, Inc' - a501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Roberto spoke about the mission of his organization being 'to sustain Gold Canyon’s unique sense of place by attracting and supporting long-term businesses and services that enhance the quality of life for all residents of our community.'
Their organization holds monthly Zoom meetings on the first Saturday of each month which residents can attend.
July 21 Meeting
Our speaker was Rotary Past District Governor, John Pennypacker. John spoke to the Club about his experiences as a helicopter pilot while in the military and shared a slide presentation with some interesting pictures and information about his time while in the military, and also some interesting information about his family
July 14 Meeting
Our speaker was Club member Bryant Powell. Bryant has shared information in past presentations about his role as the AJ City Manager, and information about events going on in our area -- but this time Bryant spoke to the Club about his early days, ie childhood, college, early career, etc. Bryant always shares interesting information, and this time was no exception --- Club members thoroughly enjoyed hearing him share his early life experiences.
July 7 Meeting
Our speaker was Sharon Rexroth from Iowa. Sharon is author of a number of popular children's educational books focusing on 'rhythm and rhyme', ie ' Arizona from the Sky', 'America From the Sky', among other popular titles. Sharon has also been involved in education and has served as Asst Director of Continuing Education, and substitute teaches in a number of public schools. In addition she is a public speaker for a number of service organizations. Sharon is the aunt of Club member Jeffrey Mitchell and sister of Club member Pat Mitchell. Also, Sharon is a former, Mrs Iowa. To learn more about Sharon Rexroth and her 'From The Sky books' visit - https://fromtheskybooks.com/ , where her books can also be ordered.
Terralle Moore and Sarah Snyder accepted a $340 check, on behalf of the Club, from Heather Correll, representing Lost Dutchman Marathon-2021.
Our speaker was long time Gold Canyon area resident, Roberto Reveles, a founder of 'Gold Canyon Community, Inc' - a501(c)3 non-profit organization. 
Our speaker was Rotary Past District Governor, John Pennypacker. 
Our speaker was Club member Bryant Powell. 
Our speaker was Sharon Rexroth from Iowa. Sharon is author of a number of popular children's educational books focusing on 'rhythm and rhyme', ie ' Arizona from the Sky', 'America From the Sky', among other popular titles. Sharon has also been involved in education and has served as Asst Director of Continuing Education, and substitute teaches in a number of public schools. In addition she is a public speaker for a number of service organizations. Sharon is the aunt of Club member Jeffrey Mitchell and sister of Club member Pat Mitchell. Also, Sharon is a former, Mrs Iowa. To learn more about Sharon Rexroth and her 'From The Sky books' visit -