November 20th – Covanta now Reworld Marion, Facility Manager Steve Nipp
Steve Nipp was born in Seaside, Oregon and earned his bachelor’s in information technology in Oregon as well. He has spent 20 years in industrial maintenance at paper mills, power plants, refineries, and municipalities and is currently the facility manager at Reworld Marion in Brooks.
Steve will discuss how the Reworld facility runs, its capabilities, how they are trying to be a positive part of the community, and why they are shutting down.
-Program Chair: Tammy Dennee
Meeting Location: Broadway Commons, Russia Room – 3rd floor
Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and gratitude
As the crisp autumn air carries the golden hues of falling leaves, we are reminded that this is a season of reflection, a time to pause and express gratitude for the abundance in our lives. Thanksgiving is not just a holiday; it’s an opportunity to recognize the blessings that surround us and the people who enrich our journeys.
I find myself reflecting on the immense privilege it is to serve alongside such dedicated and compassionate individuals. Rotary is built on the principle of “Service Above Self,” and every project, initiative, and act of kindness we undertake is a testament to that ideal.
I am grateful for you, our members. Your unwavering commitment to making a difference in our community and the world is inspiring. Whether it’s contributing gifts as part of our annual holiday drive, supporting youth programs, or contributing to global health initiatives, you embody the essence of Rotary’s mission. Your efforts remind me daily that we are strongest when we work together toward a common purpose.
I am also profoundly grateful for the sense of fellowship and belonging that our club provides. In Rotary, we find more than colleagues—we find friends who share our passion for service and our vision for a better world.
I wish you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful Thanksgiving.
Rotary Club of Salem
2024-2025