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Thank you, Weston and Wayland Rotary Club, for supporting FRC 5735 aka the Control Freaks
We received a wonderful thank you and update from The Control Freaks out of Wayland,
"Dear Weston and Wayland Rotary Club,

FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 5735, the Control Freaks, is incredibly grateful for Weston and Wayland Rotary Club financial support during our 2024-2025 season. Your generosity directly fueled an exceptionally exciting and productive build season, which culminated in strong performances at two regional competitions, attendance at the New England District Championship, and an exciting run to the finals at the Inaugural MA State Championship!

Beyond the impressive competitive achievements, our members continue to gain invaluable technical and non-technical skills that simply aren't attainable in a traditional classroom setting. Our remarkable progress and these life-changing opportunities for our students are only possible because of your unwavering belief in our mission and your continued commitment.

Thank you for being a vital part of our journey.

Sincerely,

The Control Freaks

FRC Team 5735, Wayland, MA

 
team site: http://frc5735.com
instagram: @ctrlfreaks5735
facebook: FRC 5735
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Thank you from outgoing President Vera Lúcia Dias

As I close out my term as President of the Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland during this historic 75th anniversary year, I want to take a moment to reflect, to celebrate, and—above all—to express my deepest gratitude.

This year was more than a milestone—it was a powerful reminder of who we are. We honored 75 years of local impact and 120 years of Rotary International by living our motto, Service Above Self, in ways both bold and humble. Every project, fundraiser, scholarship, and act of kindness reflected the legacy we carry and the future we continue to build.

From the joy of our Antique Car Show and the magic of the Holiday Tree Sale, to the hands-on care of our Seedlings Project and the importance of our food security efforts, we made a difference across Weston, Wayland, and neighboring communities. Our reach extended far beyond our borders—supporting Ukraine, strengthening international partnerships, and engaging in student exchanges that connect us to the world.

We empowered youth through scholarships, RYLA, and the Children’s Business Fair. We strengthened vocational service through mentorship and networking, and we deepened our environmental commitment through action and awareness. In everything we did, we led with heart, purpose, and fellowship.

As we close the chapter of this Rotary year, we reflect on stories that capture the passion, persistence, and leadership of our members—and the strength of a club that continues to evolve while staying true to Rotary’s core values.

We were honored timageo receive the Silver Award as the second-best club in District 7910. While it’s bittersweet after holding the top spot for four consecutive years, it’s also a reminder that among 51 clubs, we remain a leader. This is not a time to focus on what we didn’t win—but to rise, improve participation and attendance, and continue giving our best. The title follows those who serve wholeheartedly.

To every club member—thank you. Your time, energy, generosity, and belief in the Rotary mission have made this year remarkable. You are the soul of this club, and every success we’ve achieved bears your mark.

To every board member and committee leader—congratulations on a job well done.

To our friends, families, and community partners—especially The Village Bank—thank you for your unwavering support and commitment to our shared mission.

As I passed the gavel at the Installation of New Officers last night,  I ask each of you to stand with our new and incredible President, Robert Blackburn (online), and his leadership team. imagePlease join me in giving them a heartfelt welcome. Robert brings dedication, wisdom, and a deep commitment to Rotary values, and I have no doubt he will guide our club with strength and vision. I wish him and his board the very best as they embark on this new chapter.

May the 2025–2026 Rotary year be one of bold ideas, strengthened fellowship, and continued impact—our best year yet!

With deep appreciation and pride,
 

Vera Lúcia Dias

End of Year Member Awards
End of Year Member Awards

On May 17th, District 7910 gathered at Assabet Regional Technical High School in Marlborough for a dynamic one-day District Conference celebrating our clubs' and their leaders' dedication and impact. It was a day filled with inspiration, connection, and well-deserved recognition.

Congratulations to the following Rotary Club of Weston & Wayland members who received awards at the District Conference: 

We’re proud of your achievements and grateful for the positive light you shine on our club and community!

Aaron Roy– Unsung Hero

Jan Luchetti– Club Service

Brenda DeVito– Community Service

John Marchiony– Vocational Service

Edwin Gaw– International Service

Mark Messina– Youth Service

Alex Fagel– Youth Service

Robert Blackburn– International Service

Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland Hosts Annual Scholarship Awards Dinner
On Thursday evening, June 12, 2025, the Rotary Club of Weston and Wayland proudly joined forces with the Weston Community League and the Weston Boosters to celebrate local students who were awarded college scholarships. The annual Scholarship Awards Dinner, held at the Weston Golf Club, was an inspiring evening recognizing academic achievement, community service, and leadership.
 
Representatives from each of the three organizations were in attendance, sharing stories and presenting awards. The Weston Community League (WCL) was represented by Janika LeMaitre, Marla Luzzi, Susan Simi, and MaryAnn Riordan, while the Weston Boosters (WB) were represented by Melissa Galton and Jennifer Betty. Rotary Club members Paul Lauldi and Vera Dias presented the Weston High School awards and Cindi Bryant present the Wayland High School student awards
 
The Rotary Club, known for its commitment to service and youth development, honored seven outstanding high school seniors whose achievements reflect the Rotary motto: “Service Above Self.” These students were recognized not only for their academic excellence but also for their leadership, compassion, and community involvement.
 
The Rotary Club scholarships were awarded through the Hector J. Osmond Rotary Scholarship Program, which honors the legacy of Hector J. Osmond, a beloved community member known for his tireless dedication to others.
This year’s Rotary Club scholarship recipients were:
  • Weston High School: Eldar Blazh, Lillian Fourreau, Belinda Lee, Shania Smith, and Meileen Trinh
  • Wayland High School: Isabella Fuentes and Graham Henrich
 
 
The evening also included a touching tribute to the late Tony Micciche, whose legacy was honored with the Tony Micciche Memorial Scholarship, awarded to Belinda Lee. Tony’s wife, Karen, and daughters Laura and Erica were present for this heartfelt tribute.
 
 
     
     
     
     
    In addition to the Rotary Club awards, scholarships were presented by the event’s partner organizations:
    • Weston Boosters Scholarship Recipients: Darius Brewster and Ryan Kirmelewicz
    • Weston Community League Scholarship Recipients: Inessa Berman, Siyang Ding, Belinda Lee, Ben Tavares, and Meileen Trinh
    The Scholarship Awards Dinner is one of the most meaningful evenings of the year for all three organizations. It celebrates student achievement and the community’s shared commitment to supporting the next generation of leaders.
     
    Congratulations to all of the 2025 scholarship recipients!
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