2025-2026 ROTARY CLUB OF YORK OFFICERS
President-Elect: Doug Berman
President-Elect Nominee: Kelley Gibson
President: Wilda Reahm-Alessi
Executive Director: Lynne Morrison
Financial Vice-President/Treasurer: BJ Fegely
Welcome to the Rotary Club of York — the largest Rotary Club in Pennsylvania and among the largest in the world.
Our strength comes not just from our numbers, but from the passion, leadership, and dedication of every member who serves alongside us.
To our current members: thank you. Your time, energy, and heart are what drive this club’s impact in York and beyond. Your ongoing commitment makes a real difference.
To those thinking about joining us: if you want to give back, develop your leadership, and connect with other purpose-driven professionals, you’ve come to the right place. I invite you to explore who we are and what we stand for.
As President this year, I’m focused on building on our momentum and pushing forward the strategic plan that guides us. Member engagement remains a top priority — because our success depends on active, connected, and inspired members. We’re encouraging committees to collaborate creatively, align with our shared goals, and think boldly about what’s possible.
We’re also launching a high-impact project dedicated to youth success in York — a signature initiative that will be visible, meaningful, and a source of pride for the entire club.
And we’re investing in the next generation of leaders — identifying, encouraging, and mentoring those ready to take on bigger roles, whether that’s as committee chairs, board members, or future presidents. If you know someone with that spark, help them get involved and let us support their growth.
Rotary isn’t just a meeting — it’s a movement of people who believe deeply in service above self. Whether you’ve been with us for years or are just considering joining, I hope you’ll be part of what’s ahead.
Best Regards,
Wilda Reahm-Alessi
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