Larry Horton
President
Larry was one of the founders of the Satellite Club of Camelback Crossroads (CXR). He became a Rotarian with the Rotary Club of Tempe Rio Salado after going on a month long Group Study Exchange to the Gold Coast of Australia in 2011. Not much beats laughing and having fun while volunteering side by side with amazing people.
Larry has a passion for youth leadership and is on the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) committee. Rotary hosts a three night camp every year in the Heber Overgaard area for local high schoolers. Larry's wife is also a Rotarian and inspired him to start the Cases For A Cause service project in support of Arizona Foster Children.
Mariel Olson
President Elect
Mariel‘s involvement with Rotary began in 2011 when she participated in a month-long exchange Australia’s Gold Coast. In 2015 she became a member of CXR. She has had the privilege of traveling to Kenya with a group of High school interactors to support the crutches for Africa initiative Mariel is also dedicated to volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul and Maggie‘s place. She deeply values her connection with Rotary as it has introduced her to inspiring compassionate individuals who share her passion for giving back to the community.
Jen Horton
Treasurer
Coming Soon...
Levi Currit
Secretary
Levi is a recent addition to the club, having joined in late 2022. In addition to the club secretary, he is also working to improve the club website. He's a member of the DYPII (Did You Plug It In) team, helping other clubs learn to love their technology.
Michael Pichilla
Social Chair
“Hi, I’m Michael Pichilla and I joined Rotary back in 2019. I first got involved with Rotary by doing RYLA in High School (2015) and stuck with Rotary ever since. I Joined CXR because I wanted to make a difference in my community while meeting new awesome like minded adults! I love to spend my time volunteering and helping those in need.”
Connor King
Past President
Conner joined Camelback Crossroads Rotary Club in 2018. He was introduced to Rotary while in High School when he attended Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. He enjoys cleaning up the street that Camelback Crossroads has sponsored as well as partnering with other clubs around the valley in their volunteer opportunities. The only thing better than hanging out with friends is knowing that you are making a difference while you do it.