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Rotary Club of Aurora, Colorado -2025

VISION:
Through demonstrating Service Above Self, the Aurora Rotary Club inspires and takes action locally and globally

to create and sustain communities where everyone thrives in Aurora and in our international partner communities.

MISSION:
As informed and fun-loving Rotarians, we serve, convene, engage, celebrate and transform Aurora and beyond so that everyone thrives.

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We meet In Person

Wednesdays at 12:15 PM

Rendezvous at Heather Gardens

2888 S Heather Gardens Gardens Way
Aurora, CO 80014
United States of America

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State of the City On Tuesday, June 24th, we hosted the 29th Annual State of the City event at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, marking our major fundraiser of the year. Mayor Coffman delivered a keynote address, offering a glimpse into Aurora’s promising future. Ric Crandall, our fantastic emcee, led the meeting with grand style. We were thrilled to have 45 companies purchase tables for this event, making it a tremendous success once again. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the City of Aurora for allowing us to host this wonderful event and to our sponsors, whose support enables us to continue serving the Aurora Community.

50th year membership in our Club

Bill Rapp and Larry Pisciotta recently celebrated their impressive milestone of 50 years of dedicated Rotary service within our Club. To honor their remarkable contributions, Paul Suss kindly hosted a delightful party at his home. The event was attended by both current and former Rotarians, who gathered to pay tribute to these esteemed members. The celebration was filled with joy, shared stories, and memorable moments. Each honoree received a plaque and a commemorative 50th anniversary pin to mark this significant achievement.

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Eagle Awards - Thank you Justin Brown and the Aurora Fire Department.

Justin Brown was hired in December 2001. He rose through the ranks of Firefighter and Engineer, serving in some of the city of Aurora’s busiest companies, before being promoted to Lieutenant in October 2014. Justin has always had a passion for fitness and the tradition of the Job. He has been the coordinator for Aurora Fire Rescue’s participation in the Denver 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb for many years, securing air packs, bottles and hose packs for the members climbing in honor of the 9/11 fallen firefighters. During these climbs, he leads from the front. At this past year’s observance, he carried a hose pack while climbing all 110 stories – a feat that is often too difficult for younger firefighters. Thanks to Justin's work, Aurora has been the top participating agency nearly every year. In the fire house, Justin exemplifies servant leadership, putting his crew members first. We thank him for his many contributions to the fire department and to the Aurora community.