Meet Our New Rotary President: Rhonda Cunningham
The Rotary Club of Northumberland Sunrise is proud to welcome Rhonda Cunningham as President for the 2026-2027 Rotary year beginning on July 1, 2026.
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Sunrise Rotary Golf Tournament Celebrates Record-Breaking SuccessThe Rotary Club of Northumberland Sunrise is celebrating a milestone year after its 23rd Annual Golf Tournament sold out for the first time and raised more than $29,000 in support of community and international projects. |
Northumberland Sunrise Rotarians Give the Gift of LifeMembers of the Rotary Club of Northumberland Sunrise rolled up their sleeves this summer — literally — as part of the spirit of Rotary’s EPIC Day of Service, donating blood and encouraging others to give the gift of life. |
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POD Profile: Bob Clark Vocation/Classification: Land Use Planning Consulting | Strong community planning | Economic development skills | Commitment to environmental design
Why did you join Rotary: I originally joined the Cobourg Rotary Club in 1976 (I think). I joined at the suggestion of Ken Symons who was the CAO of the County who had hired me to be their Planner as part of a Provincial program to bring County level planning to this area. When the Province withdrew funding support I resigned and joined a series of local consulting firms before setting up my own firm. I left the Cobourg Club when their noon meeting time proved to be difficult to attend on s regular basis particularly when the firm I was with had an office in Toronto. I joined Northumberland Sunrise because of a number of friends were members and the more convenient meeting time. My Rotary contacts served me then and now to keep me connected to the community and allowed me to participate in funding raising and events that support important community activities. |
POD Profile: Randy Seager Vocation/Classification: Pump Compressor Components - Marketing Why did you join Rotary: For many years before I joined Rotary I travelled extensively for business. It was not uncommon to be away from home and family for three weeks a month. I had International Sales and Marketing responsibility for the industrial division of an American based company. The locations included Canada, USA, Mexico, Ireland, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden and manufacturing / sales locations within those countries. I realized that I was spending far too much time away from my family and unable to contribute with any meaning to my community. I decided to leave my job and start out on a new path joining Rotary. This allowed me to meet liked minded people who wanted to give back to our community locally, as well as internationally. It was the best decision that I have ever made!
Interests: Woodworking, Fishing, Family Genealogy |