Club of Marshall, TX

The Rotary Club of Marshall Texas met with District Governor Karen Maines at our meeting on October 12, 2023. We kicked off our efforts to help eradicate Polio just in time for World Polio Day which is on October 24. Members that were present showed their support by donating money to Polio eradication and wearing their End Polio Now bracelets.

The Rotary Club of Marshall's Executive Board for the 2023-2024 Rotary Year was presented at the Officer Installation Ceremony on June 29, 2023. From left to right, Secretary Bill Hollifield, Sergeant-At-Arms Steven O’Bryan, President-Elect Glenn Bickerdike, Membership Chair Louraiseal McDonald, President Brian Somerford, Past-President Hannah Luce, and Foundation Chair PDG Ted Huffhines. Not pictured - Treasurer Daren Horton. Looking forward to a great year!

Marshall Rotary's "Parade of Flags"

Posted by James Fitzgerald

ParadeOfFlags In August 2011 the Rotary Club of Marshall put out its first 86 flags for Labor Day and the remembrance of "9-11" (September 11, 2001). Since then we have put out approximately 5,000 flags at the Holidays over the last 7 years.

As a sign of our respect for the gallant men and women who serve our country in the military, our diplomats and staff who serve in harms way all over the world, as well as all of the Law Enforcement officers who protect us here at home; Rotary clubs across the nation recite the Pledge of Allegiance at every meeting.

Rotary Club of Marshall members proudly subscribe to and participate in this project. They secure the best flags, (Made in USA) assemble the flags, displaying them over seven patriotic holidays each year. This year, Marshall Rotarians have assembled, marked and mounted over 750 American flags to be distributed to over 173 locations in Marshall

We would like to invite you to participate in The Rotary Club of Marshall’s Parade of Flags by subscribing to and proudly displaying the American flag in front of your place of business or in your neighborhood. Please join the Rotary Club of Marshall and make the City of Marshall, Texas become a wave of the Red, White, and Blue, on each of the flag holidays listed below: