David Imy

Club President

2026-2027

This year’s Rotary theme is “Creating Lasting Impact." How do we do this? By creating long lasting friendships. By creating meaningful service projects that make a difference in people’s lives. By performing Rotary’s motto of “Service over Self”. By following the Rotary Four-Way Test: always speaking the truth; being fair in all our business and personal decisions; creating better friendships and ensuring our actions are beneficial to all concerned.

While lasting impact can occur through one person’s actions, it often occurs when a dedicated group of people work together toward a common goal. That is what Rotary is about. If you are interested in doing community service, creating new friendships, and having fun, then Cross Timbers Rotary is for you. If you would like to know more about our club and to visit, please contact David Imy (dimy1979@gmail.com) or Evan Taylor (tayl1256@gmail.com).

Jessie Bahn accepts her scholarship check from then-Club President Melissa Klink (right) and club Scholarship Chair Jenifer Randle (left). Jessie is a home-schooled student with a background in competitive speech and debate.

She will attend Baylor University to major in English. Her high school record includes over 350 hours of volunteer service with various non-profit organizations and a focus on advocacy for people with disabilities.

Club President David Imy presents scholarship check to Kennedy Richardson. Kennedy is a Norman High School graduate.

She plans to attend the University of Oklahoma to major in Kinesiology. Kennedy's high school activities included leadership roles in Tigerpalooza and service as a swim instructor.

Ady Hybl receives her scholarship check from Club President David Imy. Ady is a graduate of Norman High School.

She plans to pursue a degree in business at the University of Central Oklahoma. Throughout high school, Ady participated in various leadership roles and athletic programs—experiences she will apply along with her education toward a career as a college coach

Zena's Kitchen for Area Students

Grand Opening April 10, 2026

Norman Cross Timbers Rotary Club members partnered with Assignment Hope, Boys & Girls Club of Norman, and the Center for Children and Families to complete Zena's Kitchen. The project was funded in part through a Rotary District 5770 Grant.

Expected to be fully operational on June 1, Zena's Kitchen will provide daily meals, cooking classes, academic support, and social-emotional learning, fostering a safe and enriching environment for vulnerable middle- and high-school students. The after-school haven is expected to serve approximately 40 enrolled students daily, with outreach programs extending to 200 youth annually.

It is located in the new Boys & Girls Club facility at Reaves Park in Norman.

Join Us Tuesday Evenings

We meet In Person

Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m.

The Rotary House

1531 W. Boyd
Norman, OK 73069
United States of America

We meet the First and Third Tuesday of each month. Dinner is ready at 5:30 p.m. to allow for conversation before the meeting at 6:10 p.m. and program 6:30-7 p.m. Check UPCOMING EVENTS in the left column for exact meeting dates, time, and location.

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