T-M Rotary Club, Inc.
Weekly Newsletter 
November 4, 2025 
 
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TM Rotary Club
Service Above Self
Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
River Club of Mequon
12400 North Ville Du Parc Drive
Mequon, WI 53092
United States of America
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This Month's Stories
Cookies & Courage: Cookie Artist’s Sweet Story + Activity
Melissa Wolfram, Owner of Truly Scrumptious Cookies LLC in Mequon, will join us Tuesday to tell us about her tasty business. 
 
 
Truly Scrumptious Cookies specializes in creating deliciously fun cookie favors that will leave your clients with the Sweetest Impression of your organization. Our cookies are baked fresh to order in our commercial kitchen, using quality ingredients like King Arthur Flour, Land O'Lakes Butter & Premium Vanilla Extract. Each cookie is hand decorated with a soft, delicious glaze, then charmingly embellished with royal icing. A perfect combination!

Years of experience and a very organized system easily enables us to create corporate sized quantities. Lead time is generally 1 week for standard designs and a few weeks for custom designs. Treat your customers to a Truly Scrumptious Cookie and you'll be joining the ranks of some of our prominent business clients like Tory Burch, Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Microsoft, Sam Edelman, Morgan Stanley and Mont Blanc. We ship year round to every state in the US! FedEx is our preferred carrier to safely and promptly deliver your delicious cookies.
 
For more information, visit Melissa's website (www.TSCookies.com) or visit her Etsy Shop: www.TSCookies.Etsy.com
Family Sharing competition starts Tuesday
Just days away is the beginning of the annual Family Sharing Initiative to stock the shelves at Family Sharing of Ozaukee County. The need greater than ever! This is the time to open your hearts, your pantries, and your wallets to support the vital work being done by Julie Hoover and her team. Julie will be at our meeting Tuesday to tell us more about Family Sharing and kick off the initiative. 
 
But this is not just a way to provide food for the hungry. This is a way to prove just who the most generous Rotarians may be. The two teams will be captianed by Sandy Custer and Jenne Hohn. But wait! Members of the teams have been switched. You may have been loyal to Jenne for years, but this year you may have to shift your loyalty to Sandy. Get all the details Tuesday noon.
 
The competition will run through December 9.  
Niemann awarded Chamber honor
We know that Angelica Niemann is a creative, dedicated volunteer, as well as a fabulous marketing manager at Spectrum Investment Advisors. Now the Mequon-Thiensville Chamber of Commerce has awarded her the 2025 Next Generation Leadership Award.
 
The Chamber described Angelica as follows: "A standout professional and dedicated community advocate, Angelica has quickly become a driving force in Ozaukee County, recognized for her leadership, creativity, and unwavering commitment to making a difference."
 
This well deserved honor puts her in incredible company. As I was listening to the award presentations and looking around the room I realized just how esteemed is the group to which she now belongs. Among these many honorees are many members of our Rotary Club. In the thirty years the Chamber has been honoring community members, at least 15 honorees are members of our club, and many more members of the morning club. 
Upcoming Speakers
Nov 04, 2025
Cookies & Courage: Cookie Artist’s Sweet Story + Activity
Nov 11, 2025 12:00 PM
Vice Admiral Dirk Debbink
Nov 18, 2025
Spotlight on Youth: Homestead Music Theatre Club Performance
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Meeting Responsibilities
Greeter
 
November 4, 2025
Hunzinger, Nicholas
 
November 11, 2025
Lak, Jr., Joseph
 
November 18, 2025
MacFarlane, Ellen
 
Pledge
 
November 4, 2025
Kirgues, Roger
 
November 11, 2025
Landisch-Hansen, Colleen
 
November 18, 2025
Mader, Heather
 
Prayer/Inspiration
 
November 4, 2025
Kos, Robert
 
November 11, 2025
Lysaught, James
 
November 18, 2025
Marshall, James
 
News
Trick or Treat for Polio Plus
The TM Rotary Club was visited by Spiderman at our final meeting of October. He trick or treated from table to table for candy, but picked up $840 along the way for Polio Plus! Turns out this sentational Spiderman's alter ego is three-year-old Emmett Bailey, Sean's son. 
 
Thank you, Sean, for bringing Emmett, and thank you Noon Rotarians for your generous support of efforts to eradicate polio worldwide.
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