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From Our Last Meeting - February 16th, 2026

Since Our last Meeting - Feb 16, 2026

Classification Talks

By Sarah Williams-Berg

Taylor Walsh and Karen Spiegelberg

Taylor Walsh (left) and Karen Spiegelberg gave their classification talks on Monday.

Karen Spiegelberg, at right, said two things were “the best decisions I’ve ever made”….Serving as City Council Alderwoman and becoming a Rotarian.

The Darlington native and daughter of a cheese maker became a CPA, married a CPA, and raised three daughters. The couple has served as foster parents to more than 20 “little souls”. In 2014 they moved to Oconomowoc “and it was the perfect fit for us.”

“Rotary is the grown up version of 4-H,” she smiled. “It’s service oriented and people really care.” The mayoral candidate likes reading, travelling and hiking the 14,000 foot trek to Pike’s Peak, a feat which she’s accomplished seven times. She said “strength and tenacity” defines her, despite any challenge thrown her way. “That strength will be with me to the end.”

YMCA at Pabst Farms Development Director Taylor Walsh is an animal lover, Packer fan and Kringle enthusiast. The Racine native spent summers on Pine Lake in Waupaca, learned to ride horses and soon traveled to Mongolia as a zoo representative. Her family of five explores their Sullivan acre lot. She’s tackled major capital campaigns with the Glacial YMCA organization, has become a community advocate and proudly serves on the Rotary Foundation board. The family also owns two Labs, the first who mysteriously escaped his pup crate and the front door to leap out onto a frozen pond and fall in, only to be saved by EMS personnel. A TV news team covered the incident. “We didn’t earn any points as dog owners on that one,” she laughed.

🎉 Parade Update

Jarrett Forster is meeting with police to secure a safe parade route in July.

📅 No Meeting This Monday!

February 23, 2026

Take a break! We will not be meeting this coming Monday, February 23. Enjoy the day off, and we'll see you the following week on March 2 when we welcome Justin Agar-Pratt from the Oconomowoc Historical Society. 🏛️

🎤 Take the Mic at an Upcoming Meeting!

We invite any member who would like to recite the Pledge of Allegiance, lead the invocation, or introduce the guest speaker to step up! Pre-written scripts can be provided for you, or you are welcome to write your own. It's a wonderful, easy way to actively participate in our weekly gatherings.

Email President Mike Menefee to volunteer

Brewfest Pour

Brewfest 2026

SATURDAY, MARCH 7 | 5:00 PM

🔥 We Need You!

Brewfest is our club's engine. To make it a success, we need every member to lend a hand. Whether it's setup, pouring, or cleanup, your time makes our impact possible.

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Help us sell out! Invite friends, family, and neighbors. This is our biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting local scholarships and community grants.

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HELP BECKY WIN!

Becky Hammer is heading to PETS in early March, and our district is competing to see who can gather the most donations.

Bring These to Our March 2nd Meeting (Last Chance!):

  • Nail Clippers

  • "Ace" style elastic bandages (2" or 4" width)

Let's show the district what Oconomowoc can do!

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CALENDAR

Feb 23: NO MEETING
 
Mar 2: Justin Agar-Pratt, Oconomowoc Historical Society
 
Mar 7: BREWFEST 2026!

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