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Cameron Park
Service Above Self
Thursdays at 12:15 PM
Cameron Park Community Service District
2502 Country Club Dr
Cameron Park, CA 95682
United States of America
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(916) 990-3039
At 12:15pm on Thursdays.
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This Week's Social, August 20, 2026:  Outgoing President Adam Marshall's Debunking

This week we are DARK at lunch as we celebrate Past President Adam Marshall’s 2025-26 Rotary year with his Debunking at an evening social at Don and Linda Fuller’s home in Shingle Springs.

Spouses and partners are invited and encouraged to attend, along with friends of Rotary and business partners. If you have friends who would enjoy our group, please notify Don if you haven’t already and bring them along.  Cost is $20 per person.

The fun begins at 6 p.m. with drinks, lots of appetizers and fellowship, followed by the roast and toast at 7 p.m. For additional information, refer to Don’s Aug. 3 email or contact him at 530-683-7242.

It promises to be a fun evening as we celebrate Adam and the club’s accomplishments during the 2025-26 Rotary year. Don promises to give Adam an appropriate roast, which no doubt he will take in good humor.

Let’s come out and celebrate Adam’s year!

Last Week's Meeting, August 13, 2026:  Keenan Mayfield, Sub Sea Systems

Keenan Mayfield is Vice President of Operations at Sub Sea Systems, where his role helps turn big, creative underwater ideas into experiences guests can actually enjoy. He introduced his mother, Melissa Mayfield, CFO of the multigenerational family business based in Diamond Springs. Founded in 1985, this unique company designs and manufactures innovative aquatic attractions that make underwater experiences accessible to people of all ages and abilities. Its mission focuses on underwater accessibility, signature attractions, inclusive experiences and education through entertainment.  

Sub Sea Systems initially specialized in custom submersibles and semi-submersibles, building two submersibles and 21 semi-submersibles between 1989 and 2002. The company later expanded into new ways for people to experience the underwater world without requiring traditional scuba certification.

One of its most successful innovations is SeaTREK, a guided underwater helmet-diving experience introduced in 1999. Participants descend into the water wearing a helmet continuously supplied with fresh air, allowing them to walk and breathe normally while keeping their faces and hair dry. No swimming or scuba experience is required. More than 4 million people have participated in SeaTREK at more than 50 destinations in 26 countries on five continents. The company has also developed an adapted underwater wheelchair, allowing guests with disabilities to participate alongside family members.

Sub Sea Systems continues to develop new aquatic attractions. Among its latest innovations are the Bubble Pulse Gun, which shoots high-speed bubble rings underwater; Kaimana, a self-contained underwater arena featuring games and challenge courses; and Aquaticar, an underwater vehicle attraction currently operating at Aquarabia Water Theme Park in Saudi Arabia. Other products include SolarCat, a solar-electric catamaran, and Snorkel Drift, a towed snorkeling experience introduced in 2025.

Throughout his presentation, Keenan emphasized that the company’s goal extends beyond entertainment. By providing safe and accessible ways for people to experience the underwater world, Sub Sea Systems also hopes to educate participants about marine life, coral reefs and the importance of protecting our oceans.

Meet Red Badge Member Eunice Baker

Membership Chair Adam Marshall introduced Eunice Baker of Columbia Bank as our newest member and pointed out a couple of interesting dates on her application. Eunice’s birthday is Pi Day, March 14 (3.14), and her wedding anniversary with her husband, Vince, falls on Cinco de Mayo, May 5.

Eunice said she wanted to join our Rotary Club because its goals and vision align closely with her own values and those of Columbia Bank. She and Vince enjoy reaching out to the community and helping those in need, and her church is also strongly oriented toward community service. Eunice said she is excited to become a Rotarian.

Following her introduction, President Dan Gott presented Eunice with her temporary red badge. Adam then explained the requirements she’ll need to complete to advance to a permanent—and, as he pointed out, much nicer-looking—blue badge.

Congratulations, Eunice! We’re happy to have you join us.

Speakers
Aug 20, 2026
Evening Debunking of Outgoing President Adam Marshall
Aug 27, 2026 12:15 PM
Rotary Club of Cameron Park Community Foundation
Sep 03, 2026 12:15 PM
Barbershop Quartet
Sep 10, 2026 12:15 PM
Aspiring Author's Hub and Human- AI Collaboration
Sep 24, 2026 12:15 PM
Youth Membership
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Upcoming Events
CP Rotary Board Meeting
Sep 08, 2026
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
CP Rotary Board Meeting
Oct 13, 2026
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
CP Rotary Board Meeting
Nov 10, 2026
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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 Guests:

Keenan Mayfield, Speaker, and his mother, Melissa Mayfield.

Annette Gott, spouse of President Dan.

 
Words of Wisdom: 
Tom Elken - Due to today's program, today's Words of Wisdom is about the sea.

“We are tied to the ocean.  When we go back to the sea, whether it is to sail or watch, we are going back from whence we came.” John F. Kennedy

“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean, but the ocean would be less because of the missing drop."  Mother Teresa                                                                 

Announcements:

Dan Gott: 

    1.  Past President Adam’s Debunking will be held at the Fullers’ home on August              20, starting at 6:00 p.m.   He encouraged members to invite friends who may enjoy          an evening with the club.  A sign up list was circulated.

    2.  Shared and circulated a thank you letter from the CPCSD for our involvement in the          Summer Spectacular.  (General Manager Mark Hornstra also thanked us in                      person.)

    3.  Congratulated members and spouses celebrating birthdays and anniversaries this              week.

Gary Clarke:

  1. Dan Gott, Joe Ryan, Shayan Khales, and Gary assisted Gus B.'s on his Eagle Scout project to build a chain-link fence last weekend at the Rescue Fire Department next to the Post Office. Our club also donated funds for this project.  He thank those who participated.
  2. We have a large bicycle pickup on Tuesday, August 25.  Due to high number of bikes, a large trailer will be rented to transport all of the bikes.
Happy (or Not) Bucks

Gary Gall:  $25 Happy to host a BBQ party this weekend for his grandchildren only.  Of his 11 grandchildren, all but one is able to attend. He will be leaving today's meeting early to pick up the first arriving grandkids at the airport.

Kathy Thompson:  $28 Happy for celebrating her 28th wedding anniversary yesterday.

Rich Grieco:  $20 Happy to celebrate 68 years of marriage. 

Tom Elken:  $10 Happy for a fun golf weekend with his two sons on the Oregon coast last weekend.

Adam Marshall:  $20 Happy (extremely) about the completion of his son Jesse's Eagle Scout project last weekend at Camerado Middle School.  The project involved refurbishing an outdoor chest set, and adding two new chess storage cabinets, weighing 300 pounds each.   Adam was especially relieved that the cabinets fit like a glove onto the post bracket sunk into the concrete.  Despite temperatures reaching 105 degrees, the crew was able to finish the project successfully. 

Birthdays in August 
None
 
-----Spouse/Partners----
Lacey Young, spouse of Ben.
Linda Fuller, spouse of Don.
Dede Clarke, spouse of Gary.
Melody Khales, spouse of Shawn.
 
Anniversaries in August
Rich and Linda Grieco
Kathy and Les Thompson
Dennis and Michelle Hamilton
 
Rotary Join Date in August
Dennis Hamilton:  32 years
Dave Crofut:  21 years
Sabrina Ho:  20 years
Don Fuller:  15 years
Renee Villanueva:  4 years
 

Upcoming Sergeant at Arms Assignments

Please arrive early, serve as greeter, take attendance via the sign-in roster at the front desk, lead the pledge, introduce guests, provide words of wisdom, and other duties as requested.  If you are unable to serve, it is your responsibility to find a replacement and notify President Adam.
Aug 13      Tom Elken
Aug 20      DARK at noon, Debunking in Evening
Aug 27      Bill Ettlich
Sept 03     Ben Foulk
Sept 10     Don Fuller
Sept 17     Gary Gall
Sept 24     Rich Grieco