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We hold meetings on the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Tues of each month on the bay. On the 3rd Tues of each month, we host a "Rotary Bump Night" at local restaurants. When a 5th Tues occurs in a month, we host an "On-Site Exploration" at a local venue.

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November 15 Bump Night at the Window"s

Had a lot of Fun Wish you were there!

New Member Tyler Welcome

Tyler Hoyte

New Members Mike Welcome

Mike Gerson

November 8th 2022

Mike McPhate Publisher California Sun

Lighted Boat Parade

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October 25th 2022 Lunch Meetin

Thank you Michael Wombolt for a great informative meeting!

BBQ Fun Time

How could you resist? We have so much fun preparing!

2022 Dcuky Races

Action Ducky Race 2022

2022 Derby Duck Winners

2nd Annual Derby Duck Winners are:

1st: Leonard Moothart from Los Osos

2nd: A.J. Martin From Morro Bay

3rd: Robin Carter From Atascadero

We thank you for all your support.

Our meeting with Dean Sullivan 10/4/2022

Thank you Dean For all you do for Morro Bay Rotary and all the Rotary Clubs on the Central Coast.

Beach Clean up 10/02/22

Thank you Melissa and Interact Club of Morro Bay High school for the clean-up at the beach.!

Two new Members joined us today.

Bob Neumann and Erica Crawford, Congratulations!

September 27th 2022

Great 2 speakers for our meeting today!

John Lindsey

and

Eric Endersby.

Interact Club restarted

Melissa Davis Kicked started our Interact Club after 2 years, Way to go Melissa!

September 13th Meeting with Dr. Jill Steans

Thank you, Dr. Stearns, President of Cuesta College for a great meeting!

Interact club at work At Morro Bay High

Interact Club started on September 9th, 2022 with a Pizza Party at Morro Bay High School.

Thank you, Melissa Davis.

C-47 Flight for our veterans on Saturday, August 27th at Cayucos Pier

C-47 Flight for our veterans on Saturday, August 27th at Cayucos Pier. Thank you "Worth" Thomas Vogel for your service. It was fun.

August 23rd 2022 Meeting

Thank You Len Gentu it was a special meeting and to have you there!

August 9th meeting

What a great meeting having Amit Patel become a Rotary Member of Morro Bay. Thank you Vina for sharing a fine moment with your husband Amit.

AND OUR FINE SPEAKER STEVE PECK. Thank you Steve for taking the time to be with us.

August 2nd Meeting

The Tall Poppy Syndrome: The Joy of Cutting People Down.

Dr, Garland and Brian Schwartz

July 26th 2022 Meeting

Our last Hero award goes to Karen Beckman nominated by Mary Lazier.

Woow what a first 2022/2023 Meeting

Thank you Morro Bay Rotarians, for what a turnout, honoring our heroes.

4th of July Cayucos Parade

Wow-what a fun day working together with Cayucos, Los Osos, and Morro Bay Rotarians.!!!

It is going to be a Historical year for Rotary!

Lighted Boat Parade 2021 - Huge Success

1st Place Winner of Lighted Boat Parade 2021

Close to 10,000 on-lookers lined the Embarcadero to enjoy the 2021 Morro Bay Rotary Lighted Boat Parade on Saturday, December 4^th. The weather was reminiscent of the holidays, a beautiful evening with a chill in the air. Crowds filled the restaurants, the balconies and sidewalks to watch the parade of 22 decorated boats ranging in size from 17 to 71 feet. Local non-profits including Central Coast Women for Fisheries, Knights of Columbus, Lion’s and Rotary served up chili, sausages, cookies, and hot chocolate that was quickly sold out.

Rotarians John Solu and Melissa Davis announced and described the boats as they passed by the judges: John Headding, Jillian Montgomery, Sue Olivas, Dean Sullivan, and Michael Wambolt. First Prize of $500 went to the Persistence owned by Nick Taron from Morro Bay. The sleigh decorations with a giant reindeer and carolers dressed like elves caught the eyes of the judges. Second Prize of $350 went to the Wake-n-Bake owned by Mike Leal from Paso Robles and the Third Prize of $150 went to the Western Explorer owned by Roy Arnold of Paso Robles. Boats were decorated to look like whales, seahorses, Christmas trees, snowflakes and Santa flying a plane. The Bay was filled with thousands of glittering, colorful lights everywhere including sailing masts lighted high into the night sky.

While the Morro Bay White Caps Band played, Santa and Mrs. Claus greeted a never-ending line of children, parents, and dogs at the Rotary Santa House. Complimentary photos with Santa were given to families along with each child choosing a gift to take home with them.

Rotary President Tim Olivas mused that “Yes, it was a great showing for the Lighted Boat Parade! Good to see some semblance of life returning to semi-normal”. Children were happy, boats were beautiful and residents and tourists were thrilled to spend the evening on the Morro Bay waterfront.

Big THANK YOU to Jude Long for providing this article, picture, and all of the publicity she did for the Lighted Boat Parade.