Laurie Brown

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE WORK

Friday, October 9, 2026

ROTARY PRIORITIES
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ROTARIANS RALLY TO MAKE BEDS FOR CHILDREN IN NEED

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MOBILE BLOOD COLLECTION INITIATIVE AIMS TO TRANSFORM THALASSEMIA CARE IN PUNE

PETALS, PURPOSE, AND PEOPLE POWER
AREAS OF FOCUS
LITTLE STEPS BIG HELP TACKLES MALARIA AND MALNUTRITION IN SOUTHWEST NIGERIA

ADULT LITERACY IN INDIA REACHES 180,000 LIVES

CANCER PATIENT ACCOMMODATION MUMBAI RESTORES DIGNITY THROUGH ROTARY CARE

ROTARIANS RALLY TO MAKE BEDS FOR CHILDREN IN NEED

COLORADO RIVER CLEANUP UNITES ROTARY DISTRICTS IN MEXICALI

MOBILE BLOOD COLLECTION INITIATIVE AIMS TO TRANSFORM THALASSEMIA CARE IN PUNE

SERVICE IS FUN: LAS VEGAS JOINS ROTARY’S EPIC DAY OF SERVICE

HIGHWAY TO MEXICO PROJECT DELIVERS LIFE-SAVING VEHICLES THROUGH ROTARY PARTNERSHIPS

SUMMIT COUNTY PLASTIC RECYCLING INITIATIVE GAINS MOMENTUM WITH NEW VAN
EVENTS

2026 ZONE WORKSHOP BUILDS A STRONGER ROTARY TOGETHER IN RENO

ROTARY AND OPERA COME TOGETHER TO SUPPORT POLIO ERADICATION

ROTARY 2026 CONVENTION IN TAIPEI: RICK BAYLESS EXPLORES THE CITY’S CULINARY CULTURE

OYSTERFEST: 45 YEARS OF SEAFOOD AND SERVICE
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MOBILE BLOOD COLLECTION INITIATIVE AIMS TO TRANSFORM THALASSEMIA CARE IN PUNE
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I joined Shelton Skookum Rotary in September 2022. I was asked to serve as Public Image Director about a month into my membership. I served in that role until my year as President Elect 2024/2025. I am currently the President of our club. I am a retired Nurse Health Care Executive and my husband and I moved to the Shelton area after I retired.

Fun fact: My family and I first attended Oysterfest in 1986. It was an annual event that we would try not to miss. I never imagined that one day I would be living in this community and now a Rotarian involved with putting the event on. My role in OysterFest is Public Image.

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OYSTERFEST: 45 YEARS OF SEAFOOD AND SERVICE

byLaurie Brown

March 1, 2026

OysterFest celebrates 45 years of seafood, service, and community impact, drawing over 10,000 visitors annually to Mason County.

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