Welcome to Rotary Voices of Kerrville, the podcast series that shines a spotlight on the Rotary Club of Kerrville, Texas—a club with a rich community service, leadership, and dedication history. For nearly 100 years, the Rotary Club of Kerrville has been at the heart of initiatives that make a real difference locally and globally. Through this podcast, we’ll explore the club’s incredible projects, hear from its inspiring members, and learn about the values driving their commitment to “Service Above Self.” Host Tom Fox speaks with former Club President George Eychner in this episode.
George reflects on his Rotary journey, which began in 1989 after retiring from the Air Force and transitioning to a role as Executive Director of the Mount Wesley Conference Center. He shares how joining Rotary helped him get acquainted with the local community, foster personal relationships, and engage with city leaders. George details significant changes in the club over the years, such as the admission of women, evolving meeting formats, and notable initiatives like the First Responders’ luncheon and downtown Christmas decorations. He also provides insights into social and civic groups’ challenges post-COVID and emphasizes the importance of network building for young professionals. Closing on a reflective note, George discusses his role as the club’s songmaster and his thoughts on the future direction of Rotary.
Highlights include:
- Rotary Club of Kerrville in 1989
- Leadership and Involvement in Rotary
- Notable Contributions and Events
- The Importance of Community and Networking
- Becoming the Song Master
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