December 17
The Superstition Mountain Rotary Club's December 17th meeting was a Club Assembly, which provided members the opportunity to discuss future events, programs, and projects for the coming year. December 10
Our speaker was attorney Mike Sheridan. Mike talked about learning from his mother the importance of having purpose in our lives. Mike survived a devastating leg injury at the age of four and went on to serve in the armed forces and in law enforcement before going on to graduate in the top ten in his law school class and becoming a successful attorney. Mike has a strong passion for motivating young people. His first book will be published in 2026.For more information Mike's law practice - https://sheridanlegalteam.com/about/
December 3
Our speaker was Tony Cerato, a member of the Phoenix 100 Rotary Club. Tony has been a Rotarian for more than 30 years and is retired from a company he owned that was in International trade. Tony spoke about Rotary Peace Fellowships. He has been involved with the Rotary Peace Fellowship program for many years. Ten people are selected to attend each of five selected universities for a total of 50 fellowships awarded.For more information about Rotary Peace Fellowships - https://www.rotary.org/en/our-programs/peace-fellowships
November 19
Our speaker for the November 19th meeting was Lance Uehling, the wrestling coach at Imagine Prep. He shared information about the school's wrestling program and how it plays an important role in helping make a positive difference in kids' lives. He also shared stories about how similar programs helped make a difference in his life in his own early years. He shared how these sorts of programs also helped him when he was a Marine.Imagine Prep relies on donations and support to help make programs such as this available.
The Club made a donation to Imagine Prep's wrestling program. For more information about Imagine Prep and how you and/or your company or group can help provide support - https://www.imagineprep.com/
November 12
Our speaker was Club member Bill Pettus. Bill spoke about many of the amazing veterans he met in the school system where he worked, over the years, as well as elsewhere. All these veterans have contributed so much to our country. Many became teachers after their service, and continued to be of service as educators. 
Also speaking to the Club was Linda Rinzel, Manager of Apache Junction Hope Womens's Center. She spoke about a program being put together to assist women, kids and teens. She shared information about a Christmas Boutique being put together by Hope Womens Center for December 16-17. For more information about HopeWomens Center in Apache Junction - https://hopewomenscenter.org/apache-junction/