As a fellow Rotarian, I appreciated the opportunity to speak with members of the Wichita Rotary Club on Monday and thank them for the service they provide to the community. Rotary Clubs work to make Kansas communities strong; I have been a proud member of the local Hays club for many years. The Wichita club is one of the oldest and largest Rotary Clubs in the world, and it is proudly celebrating its Centennial year. Out of more than 33,000 Rotaries internationally, the Rotary Club of Wichita was the thirtieth club to be chartered and is proud to count 375 leaders of businesses, non-profit organizations, and governmental entities among its members. I appreciated the chance to visit with approximately 250 club members and was pleased to learn the club continues to place "Service above Self" by building Habitat for Humanity homes for local families in need. Thank you to Susan Estes for organizing my visit, Club President Sheryl Wohlford for graciously hosting me, and Dave Murfin for his kind introduction.