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From the Club
A new issue lands at the start of each month. Catch up on the people, projects, and events that make the club tick.
Latest Newsletter
The Morongo Bird Singers open the unveiling of Beaumont’s second Peace Pole at the new library, District Governor Richard Lemire visits October 1, and Thanksgiving placemat sponsorships open. Draft, pending Diana & Doug’s review.
Past Issues
Beaumont PD’s K9 unit and its dogs Mando and Jay, City Manager Chris Boatman at the club podium, District 5330 on The Rotary Foundation, and a second Peace Pole heading to the Beaumont Library on September 18.
Club of Excellence honors, the 2026–27 leadership team, Paul Harris Fellow recognition, local resources for older adults and caregivers, and a look toward Beaumont's next chapter.
Our first Peace Pole unveiled at the Chatigny Center with state, county and city leaders and a Morongo Band of Mission Indians ceremony — plus a year-end celebration and District 5330 recognition.
A Cherry Jubilee recap that drew roughly 150 guests, Run for the Wall at the Singleton Overpass, the June club social, two new members — Arturo Pacheco and Jameer Ali — and a spotlight on Sammy Bermudez Valdez.
A tour of the historic Carnegie library mid-renovation, the Cherry Jubilee preview, a warm welcome to new member Steven Brown, and a long-form spotlight on President Doug Emery.
Over $9,500 raised for scholarships, a $3,650 check delivered to the Beaumont Police Department, the library tour ahead, and a heartfelt remembrance of Mary Brubaker by Robin Knight.
A 1950s-themed fundraiser on the horizon, Yami Goldberg earns her Paul Harris Fellow, a tour of the historic Beaumont Library, and a fond farewell to club matriarch Mary Brubaker.
This online archive begins with Issue 38 (March 2026). For earlier issues, please contact the club.
