Last week, Rotarian Josie Molloy and Mike Kaufmann gave the club a detailed presentation of the history of the Old West Museum.

New member Jenn Ernste was introduced by her sponsor Luke Renier.

Jenn was born on the east coast and found her way to Cheyenne five years ago, by way of Nebraska and South Dakota, .

Jenn Ernste is with Schrader Funeral Home, acting as their Pre-Need Counselor.  Jenn has been in the need/pre-need funeral home industry for about 11 years now.

She has 4 beautiful children, ages 26-13.  Most of Jenn’s time has been centered around the football field or volleyball courts. There is nothing better than watching her kids do what they love!

Jenn loves, “making a difference” in the lives she touches. 

While in South Dakota, Jenn organized a paying it forward event called, “The Amazing Grace”.  This is a large scavenger hunt that pays it forward to various non-profits in the area.  Jenn has now organized this same event here in Cheyenne for the last two years and has high hopes for its success in the coming years.

She is passionate about showing up for people and in the small acts of kindness, help create real change.

Jenn joined Rotary because of the value that is placed on service, fellowship and community. She is very excited about building strong relationships in the group!

Our Rotary bowling team for Jason's Friends fundraiser on March 7, Luke Renier, Sonny and Frank Magazine, Travis Willert and David Bartlett.