About the Rotary Club of Corowa
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Corowa
Our club was chartered on May 17th 1939 by the Rotary Club of Albury and we are the second oldest club in Rotary District 9790.
We currently have 27 members and are actively working in promoting Polio Plus, which is aimed at eradicating polio world wide. We also support local community projects including school bursaries, adopt a highway cleanup program, exchange students and many more.
In 2014 we took over the about to be defunct Federation Festival Committee and started to reinvigorate the monthly market and B&S Ball. In 2016 we introduced Federation Dinner and Tim Fischer Oration to be held on the Friday of the Australia Day weekend. In 2016 we also re-booted the Federation Parade and co-ordinated the community funding of the New Year's Eve fireworks
2020-21 Board Members
President 2020-21: Norm O'Flaherty
Vice President: Paul Miegel
Secretary: Neil Davis
Treasurer: Paul Miegel
President Elect 2020-21: Deb Rowe
Membership: Graham Brown
Foundation: Bill Bott
Service Projects: Deb Rowe
Public Relations: Stephen Apps
Federation Festival Director: Gary Poidevin
Federation Markets Director: Graeme Campbell
An Introduction to Rotary
Our Members
Below is a list of our members, who would be more than glad to answer any questions you may have about the Rotary Club of Corowa and Rotary in general.
| Stephen Apps | Kerrie Crawford | Ian Kerr | David Potts |
| Bill Bott, AM | Neil Davis | Meredith Miegel | Robyn Rhodes |
| Ian Brooks | Sam Dempster | Paul Miegel | Deborah Rowe |
| Graham Brown | Rosemary Ferguson | Lis Newnham | Howard Scheetz |
| Margaret Brown | Dr. Ayon Guha | Jeff Nixon | David Talbot |
| Graeme Campbell | Barrie Hunter | Norm O'Flaherty | Ray Terrill |
| Wally Cann | Sandie Hunter | Gary Poidevin OAM | Alan Wilson |
Friends of Rotary
The Rotary Club of Corowa has a Friends of Rotary group - for people who wish to be involved in
community projects, but don't think they have the time to commit to full membership in Rotary.
The group also allows people to have a look at how we work and what we do.
If you are interested to know more about Friends of Rotary please download the document below.
The map below provides directions to our meeting venue - The Royal Hotel.
History of the Club
To find out more about our long and distinguished history please click on the icon above
Rotary International
To find out more about Rotary International please click on the icon above
Honour Board
Click on the icon above to find out more about those members who have served the Club and District
It's Not All Work
Click on the icon above to see Rotarians having fun together, at things like wine bottling and Christmas parties.