Club Leadership
Dedicated Members + Strong Leadership = Lasting Change
Strong clubs don’t happen by accident. Rotary thrives because committed members step up, show up, and lead with purpose, giving their time, talents, and heart to create a meaningful impact through service.
Leading with Heart and Purpose
"At the Rotary Club of Woodinville, we believe true community service creates lasting, sustainable change. Investing in youth is at the heart of everything we do, opening doors for the next generation to learn, grow, and thrive. As local leaders, neighbors, and friends, we strengthen our community through scholarships, food security programs, youth mentoring, and hands-on service while also supporting international health and environmental initiatives. Join us and discover why we say, "Having Fun Is Serious Business."
~ Dale Fonk, 2026-2027 Woodinville Rotary President
Woodinville Rotary Officers
2026-2027
President
Dale Fonk
Dale joined the Rotary Club of Woodinville in 2013 and currently serves as president. He is CEO of Performance Properties, LLC and the winemaker behind the Town of Grace scholarship wine. Dale has spent many years traveling on mission trips to Panama City, helping build playgrounds for local children.
Vice President
Marshall Moon
Marshall grew up with Rotary as a family tradition, inspired by his father’s lifelong service. A Texas native, he and his wife have called Kenmore home for 14 years. A history buff, golfer, and winter skier, Marshall is grateful every day for his Woodinville Rotary family.
Secretary
Paul Olmsted
Paul has been a member of Rotary since 2021. He enjoys weekly club meetings and social events and values the opportunity to serve alongside fellow Rotarians on local and international service projects that strengthen communities and build lasting connections.
Treasurer
Mike Visse
Mike has been a Rotarian since 1992 and joined the Rotary Club of Woodinville in 1999. He is the owner of Visse & Company, CPAs. As club treasurer for 25 years, Mike’s steady leadership and dedication earned him Woodinville Rotary’s Distinguished Service Award in 2024.
Past President
Jenna Lieske
Jenna joined the Rotary Club of Woodinville in 2018 and served as the 2025-2026 President. She has been an associate attorney at Mill Creek Law since 2018. A serious football fan with a fun-loving spirit, Jenna truly loves being a Rotarian and leading the club with energy and enthusiasm.
President Elect
Dr. Tim Burner
Tim helps bridge Woodinville Rotary’s local service with Rotary’s global impact. A family physician, he is especially passionate about Rotary’s work toward universal vaccination. He has been a proud member of Woodinville Rotary for 11 years.
Directors + Committee Chairs
Club Service
TBD
The Club Service director helps create a welcoming, engaging experience for every Rotary member. This role supports meetings, fellowship activities, member engagement, and club traditions, fostering meaningful connections and a positive club culture that inspires members to stay involved and serve their community together.
Community Service
Roy Ghazimorad
Roy was born in Iran and completed his undergraduate and graduate education in the U.S. After “retiring” at least three times, he discovered it wasn’t for him. Serving on the Rotary board and helping meet community needs suits him just fine. Roy is married and has one son.
Rotary International Foundation
Dr. Tim Burner
Tim helps bridge Woodinville Rotary’s local service with Rotary’s global impact. A family physician, he is especially passionate about Rotary’s work toward universal vaccination. He has been a proud member of Woodinville Rotary for 11 years.
International Service
Marilyn McGill
Marilyn serves and supports youth projects worldwide. A member since 2018, she follows in the footsteps of her father, a lifelong Rotarian. As she travels, Marilyn loves finding the familiar heart of Rotary in communities everywhere, all working to make life better for those in need.
New Generations + Youth Services
Carol Lee
Originally from Hawaii, Carol mentors and supports leadership development for Northshore Interact and Northshore Rotaract. A member since 2012, she loves all things Rotary. She especially enjoys serving alongside people of every age who are young at heart, and believe in Service Above Self and Having Fun is Serious Business.
Fundraising
Eric Greenwood
Eric is a Seattle native from Magnolia and a proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran. After a 35-year banking career, during which he retired as an Executive Vice President at Bank of America, he remains deeply committed to service. Married for 57 years, he enjoys sailing and time with his daughter and grandchildren.
Peace Building + Public Relations
Dave Hunter
Through his work with Crown Bees, Dave has seen how everyday people can make a real difference for wild bees. Teaching gardeners how to care for mason and leafcutter bees turns concern into action. As a Rotarian, he sees pollinator stewardship as both a vocational responsibility and a powerful way to build healthier communities.
Membership
Jeff Kauffman
Jeff Kauffman is a Wealth Advisor with a background in finance and psychology, holding a BA from the University of San Francisco. He values careful planning, sound decision-making, and service that strengthens families and communities, and is proud to support Rotary’s commitment to Service Above Self.
Woodinville Rotary Charitable Foundation 2026-2027
Chair – Erv DeSmet
Treasurer – Paul Konrady
Secretary – Mike Tenhulzen
TRUSTEES
Mike Tenhulzen – RCW Past President
Jenna Lieske – RCW Past President
Ken Ohnemus
Rotary’s Founding Principles
The Four-Way Test is a simple framework that helps Rotarians make thoughtful, values-based decisions in work, service, and life.