Editor's Note: I forgot to hit send, so this has been sitting in ClubRunner for a few days. My apologies on the tardiness of this bulletin. - Ann Staloch
Reflection Can Be Inspirational
Amy Potter
Cassie Meister
As I write my President’s message this morning, I find myself reflecting deeply after attending the funerals of two beloved members of our Waseca community in recent weeks, Bea O’Brien and Bob Hoffman. Their impact on the lives of so many was undeniable, evident in the large gatherings of people who came to celebrate, mourn, and share heartfelt stories in their honor. They were both leaders—each in their own unique way. And to know them was truly to love them!
One common thread between Bea and Bob was their generosity of spirit. Did they give of themselves in the same way? Not necessarily. But they both served with unwavering dedication, leaving behind a legacy that inspires reflection. As I left their services, I couldn’t help but ask myself: What am I doing to make a difference? Both Bea and Bob were faithful servants, prioritizing their families, their communities, their churches, their workplaces, and the organizations they were passionate about. Their lives serve as a reminder that true leadership isn’t just about titles or recognition—it’s about the lives we touch and the impact we leave behind.
So, I ask you: What impact are you making?
PS - Good Luck to the Waseca Bluejay Boys Basketball Team at State this week!
Amy
The Meeting this week will be at The Mill Event Center.
Remember to bring your food donation to Cassie's Classic Cuts or your monetary donation can go to Gregg Johnson. The Exchange Club has challenged us and we need to rise to the challenge for our Community. When we all participate, those in need win.
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