The Rotary Foundation—The Great Multiplier Is Wednesday's Program

Terry Ziegler will inform us about the Rotary Foundation--The Great Multiplier

Terry Ziegler

Terry Ziegler is a native Houstonian and a Texas Tech University graduate with an Honors Studies degree in microbiology.

Terry and his wife, Sarka, have two daughters, 17 and 21 years old. He is the owner of Big Z Lumber Company, a business operating in Houston since 1938.

A Rotarian since 1982, Terry served as president of the

West U Rotary Club in 2004-05 and as the Astrodome Rotary Club’s president in 1988-89. The West U Club was awarded the “Best Large Club” in District 5890 during his year as president. In addition, Terry attended a baseball game for physically & mentally challenged youth on the White House lawn with President George W. Bush as a result of the West U Rotary Club’s Centennial Project.

Terry produces a weekly PolioPlus Update which is emailed weekly to Rotarians around the world and in 2010 received the Rotary Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World. Terry is currently serving as the District 5890 Rotary Foundation Committee Chair and as the Rotary Zones 21B & 27 Paul Harris Society Coordinator.

Or the short version – Terry Ziegler was asked to join Rotary in 1982, fell in love with it, and has been having trouble saying no since then.