The Bellefontaine Rotary Club is excited to announce its upcoming “All You Can Eat” Scholarship Pancake Breakfast on November 2, 2024.
The breakfast will take place from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM at the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center, located at 2280 State Route 540 in Bellefontaine, Ohio.
The price is $8.00 per person, and children aged five and under can eat for free.
This beloved community event promises a delicious morning filled with buttermilk and pumpkin pancakes, sausage, orange juice, milk, coffee, and a special feature: made-to-order eggs prepared by Ohio Hi-Point Career Center’s Culinary students.
Proceeds from the breakfast will benefit scholarships for Logan County students, making this not only a tasty meal but also a meaningful way to support local education.
Tickets can be purchased at the door or from any Rotarian.
Club members invite everyone to join in the fun, enjoy a hearty meal, and learn more about the Rotary’s mission of service and fellowship.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support a great cause while indulging in some tasty pancakes!
Monday afternoon, at their weekly meeting, the Bellefontaine Rotary Club continued its popular “Get to Know a Rotarian” series, introducing attendees to its dynamic officer team: Nita Wilkinson, Ted Dennis, and Andrea Merrin.
Nita Wilkinson expressed her gratitude for the club’s welcoming atmosphere, especially for women.
A native of Delaware, Nita is a proud mother of three and grandmother of five.
Known as a morning person, she enjoys reading, writing, and running in her spare time.
Her favorite color is sparkle, reflecting her vibrant personality.
Ted Dennis, a long-time Rotary member, emphasized the joy of service, embodying the club’s motto of “Service Above Self.”
Hailing from Atlanta, Ted dreamed of being a cowboy as a child.
He has two children and an ex-wife and holds a doctorate degree.
His passion for music is evident, having sung in a boys choir that traveled internationally.
Andrea Merrin is currently finishing her MBA in IT Management and is known for her tendency to procrastinate.
A military brat, she was born in Arizona and moved frequently during her childhood.
Now married with four kids, Andrea joined Rotary to expand her social circle while juggling her busy life filled with sporting events and cooking.
The event fostered camaraderie among members and showcased the diverse backgrounds and experiences of the club’s leadership, highlighting the Rotary Club’s commitment to service and community engagement.
