Events

Idaho Network for Service

Speaker: LeAnn Naillon

Celebrating Service. Connecting Communities. Inspiring the Future.

The Idaho Network for Service (INFS) is a community effort to recognize and elevate the spirit of service across Idaho. INFS brings together schools, nonprofits, service clubs, faith communities, and civic leaders to:

 Honor the past by sharing the stories of service that shaped our communities.
 Celebrate the present by lifting up everyday acts of service happening all around us.
 Inspire the future by engaging youth, neighbors, and organizations to carry forward a vibrant culture of service.

Through Visioning Huddles, local exhibits, and civic conversations, INFS helps Idahoans see themselves reflected in a broader story of service. Our work is volunteer-powered, community-driven, and designed to spark pride, connection, and action.

Everyone has a story of service. Everyone belongs in this network.

CLARVOS ​- Agentic AI 

Speaker: Zackery Riley, Chief Product Officer

Agentic AI refers to autonomous systems that use reasoning, planning, and tool integration to achieve complex, multi-step goals with minimal human oversight. Unlike traditional AI, which is reactive and requires constant prompting, agentic AI proactively acts as a digital teammate to manage workflows, adapt to new data, and execute tasks. 

more info:  https://clarvos.com/

Zackery Riley is a senior product and AI executive and currently the Chief Product Officer at Clarvos, where he leads AI-driven innovation to help organizations grow smarter and faster. He has held leadership roles at Walgreens, Amazon, and Chewy, driving large-scale technology and healthcare transformations. With a background in science and business, Zackery is passionate about applying innovation, leadership, and service-oriented thinking to create meaningful community and business impact.

Club Business and Planning Meeting 

All Members - Please complete this MEMBER SURVEY form before the meeting.
https://forms.gle/WLty5T1zLkwe8QJ27

We will be planning our service projects for the next 6 months and discussing suggestions and feedback from the MEMBER SURVEY

Senior Center ICE CREAM SOCIAL 
Saturday Market Ball Drop Booth
Highway Cleanup project with Interact Students
RYLA sponsorship
Rotary Ball Drop 2026 - Last weekend in June

Norb Murray - Former Pilot of Marine One Helecopter

Norb Murray is a retired U.S. Marine Corps aviator, former presidential helicopter pilot, and lifelong community leader whose story blends courage, humor, humility, and service. Over a 25-year military career, Norb flew combat missions in Vietnam and later served with Marine Helicopter Squadron One, piloting helicopters for Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Jimmy Carter. His firsthand accounts range from high-risk nighttime medevac missions in combat zones to landing on the White House lawn under national media scrutiny. After retiring from the Marine Corps, Norb built a second career in business and community leadership, devoting decades to Rotary and international humanitarian work. As a speaker, he brings authenticity, quiet strength, and powerful storytelling that leaves audiences inspired by resilience, duty, and a life committed to serving others.

Norb Murray’s History as a Marine Helicopter Pilot

Norb Murray entered the Marine Corps through the Aviation Cadet program in 1964 and earned both his commission and wings as a naval aviator during the early escalation of the Vietnam War. Assigned to helicopter operations in I Corps near the Demilitarized Zone, he flew combat support missions including troop insertions, resupply, and high-risk nighttime medevac operations under fire. His experiences ranged from landing in hostile zones illuminated only by flares to evacuating critically wounded Marines in life-or-death conditions. After Vietnam, he continued flying in a variety of operational and leadership roles before being selected for the elite Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1), the unit responsible for presidential helicopter transport—known by the call sign “Marine One” when carrying the President. During five years with the squadron, he flew missions supporting Presidents Nixon, Ford, and Carter, operating in complex airspace, adverse weather, and high-visibility environments where precision and discipline were paramount. Across 25 years of service, Norb’s aviation career reflected the Marine Corps ethos of courage, competence, and unwavering responsibility for every life on board.

Listen to a recent Podcast featuring Norb with Kelly Zamzow on YOUTUBE.com
 

Rotary Highway Cleanup Project - APRIL 4, 2026

PLEASE SIGN UP! (click here for Sign-up Genius LINK)

We will meet on the south side of the Albertsons parking lot at 9:00am

Albertsons Parking Lot
250 S Eagle Rd
ID 83616

Cleanup should take 2 to 3 hours depending on the number of volunteers
We will have trash bags, vests, signs and trash picker tools available.

Wear comfortable close-toed shoes - Dress for the weather.
Bring Gloves (if you have them) for picking up trash
 

ARE YOU UNDER 18?
All Volunteers under 18 will also need to have a signed Liability Release form with them.
(Download Liability Release form HERE) - (adult signature required - bring on the day of the event). 

ADULTS - OVER 18
All Volunteers under 18 will also need to have a signed Liability Release form with them.
(Download ADULT Liability Release form HERE) - Can be signed at the event.

Come and get to know your fellow Rotarian

Speaker : Mike Sieler
Profession: Retired Manufacturing Operations Executive

Background

Mike Sieler is a retired manufacturing operations professional with extensive experience leading complex, cross-functional initiatives across global organizations. Over the course of his career, he built a reputation for integrating business strategy with technical execution to deliver successful products and programs.

His expertise spans a wide range of disciplines, including product design, industrial design, design-for-manufacturing, quality systems, assembly processes, tooling, supply chain management, and cost optimization. Mike has worked closely with worldwide partners, helping organizations improve efficiency, reduce costs, and bring innovative products to market.

Known for his collaborative leadership style, Mike consistently demonstrated strong relationship-building and program management skills. He brought a forward-looking mindset to every challenge—balancing innovation with practical, cost-conscious solutions.

Even in retirement, Mike maintains a passion for continuous learning, mentoring, and exploring new ideas and opportunities for growth.

Rotary Involvement

Mike has been a dedicated Rotarian since April 20, 2010. He is a Paul Harris Fellow and a member of the Rotary Foundation Bequest Society, reflecting his deep commitment to Rotary’s mission and his belief in creating lasting impact through service and philanthropy.

Topic: SBA loans and Streamlined Business Banking loans

Speaker: Kahlia Morin
Vice President | Business Banking Center Manager, Eagle

Kahlia Morin is a Vice President and Business Banking Center Manager serving the Treasure Valley, bringing more than 15 years of experience across business, commercial, and retail banking.

A recognized transformational leader and 2024 Idaho Business Review Women of the Year Honoree, Kahlia is known for developing tailored financial solutions, strengthening client relationships, and driving organizational growth. Deeply committed to her community, she has served in elected office as a City Council member and contributes her leadership to organizations including Advocates Against Family Violence, the City of Caldwell Audit Committee, and as an Ambassador for the City of Eagle. Passionate about mentorship and developing emerging leaders, Kahlia combines professional excellence with a heart for service, making her an engaging and impactful Rotary speaker.

US Army - Boise Army Recruiting Company

Speaker: Cade Barnard, First Lieutenant, Infantry

Cade Barnard was born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, and raised on a ranch in eastern New Mexico, where he developed the work ethic and resilience that would shape his future. He graduated from Seminole High School in Texas before attending the United States Military Academy at West Point from 2018 to 2022. While there, he competed as a four-year member of the Army football team.

Upon graduation, Cade commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Infantry. His early assignments included serving as an athletic intern at the United States Military Academy Preparatory School, where he coached running backs and tight ends and assisted in teaching a Military Leadership Course. He then completed the Infantry Basic Officer Leadership Course and Bradley Leader Course at Fort Benning.

Cade went on to serve at Fort Bliss as an Assistant Battalion S3, Infantry Platoon Leader, and Infantry Company Executive Officer over a two-year span. In January of this year, he relocated to Boise, Idaho, where he currently serves as a Recruiting Operations Officer.

The youngest of five siblings and the only member of his immediate family to join the military, Cade enjoys travel and adventure—interests that ultimately drew him to Idaho.

Executive Leadership Coach, Excellence Executive Coaching

Speaker: Bill Stovall is an experienced executive leadership coach with over 25 years of expertise in leadership, operations, and team development across industries including the military, aviation, logistics, and business operations. A former U.S. Army officer and aviation professional, Bill brings a disciplined, real-world perspective to leadership and organizational success.

As the founder of Excellence Executive Coaching, Bill is passionate about helping leaders grow with clarity, confidence, and purpose. He is a certified coach, trainer, and speaker with the Maxwell Leadership Team and holds an MBA along with multiple professional certifications.

Bill’s engaging style combines practical leadership principles with personal insight, equipping audiences to lead with integrity, build strong teams, and navigate today’s complex challenges.

Key Takeaway: Leadership excellence starts with intentional growth, strong values, and the ability to inspire others.

Sign up for a 2-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

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NO MEETING MAY 14

Please attend our next comunity service event

Rotary Ice Cream Social for Eagle Area Seniors.

Rotarians will be serving cake and ice cream to Eagle Area Seniors at the Senior Center

Volunteers Arrive by 11am

Serving at 11:30 pm to 1:00pm 

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Rotary Ice Cream Social for Eagle Area Seniors.

Rotarians will be serving cake and ice cream to Eagle Area Seniors at the Senior Center

Volunteers Arrive by 12:30

Serving at 1:00 pm to 2:30pm 

SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE

Sign up for a 2-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

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Minutes Matter

Speaker Profile: Bernie Melanson

Bernie Melanson is an inspirational speaker and author of Minutes Matter, a thought-provoking book that challenges individuals to rethink how they use their time and the impact of everyday moments. His message is rooted in a simple but powerful idea: small, intentional actions—taken consistently—can transform lives, relationships, and purpose.

Melanson’s journey toward writing Minutes Matter was sparked by a life-changing encounter with a stranger on a quiet trail in Fort Langley. That moment led him to reflect deeply on resilience, perspective, and the value of time—ultimately inspiring him to share his insights with a broader audience.

Drawing from personal experience, reflection, and a passion for personal growth, Bernie encourages audiences to become more present, intentional, and aligned with what truly matters. His work emphasizes self-awareness, daily discipline, and the importance of making each minute count in a world filled with distractions.

As a speaker, Bernie connects authentically with audiences through storytelling, practical wisdom, and relatable insights. His presentations leave people motivated not just to think differently—but to act differently—starting immediately.

Key Themes:

• The power of intentional living

• Turning small moments into meaningful impact

• Building momentum through daily habits

• Aligning actions with purpose and values

Bernie Melanson’s message resonates with professionals, community leaders, and anyone seeking to live with greater clarity, purpose, and impact—one minute at a time.

Sign up for a 2-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

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Sign up for a 2-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE

Sign up for a 2-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE

Sign up for a 2-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

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Sign up for a 2-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

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Sign up for a 2-hour to 4-hour shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

OUR MOST IMPORTANT FUNDRAISER OF THE YEAR!

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Sign up for 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM shift selling ball drop tickets at the Eagle Saturday Market Rotary Booth

FAMILY FUN NIGHT BOOTH

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