"Zach Migura grew up in Katy, Texas, and graduated from Katy High School in 2000. After high school he worked on an offshore oil rig and was attending Houston Community College when 9/11 happened. He enlisted in the Regular Army serving from 2002 – 2004 as a Carpentry/ Masonry Specialist and deployed to Iraq in 2003. He became an Army Reservist in 2006 and deployed to Afghanistan (2013 -2014). He retired in 2024 after over 22 years of service at the rank of Sergeant First Class, (E-7), as an Army Reserve Career Counselor with the 10th Battalion Army Reserve Careers Group. His wife, Chelsea, deployed to Iraq in 2005 and retired as a Major in the Air Force Reserves in 2021 after 20 years of service. They have two children and love spending time with them in the outdoors of Ohio and beyond. Zach received a Bachelor of Public Affairs and a Master of Public Affairs from The University of Texas at Dallas. While pursuing the master’s, he earned a graduate certificate in Nonprofit Management.
As a County Veterans Service Officer (CVSO), Zach is a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs accredited representative- VA OGC #32333. He holds VA accreditations with the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, National Association of County Veterans Service Officers, Ohio Department of Veterans Services, and Veterans of Foreign Wars. His CVSO journey began as a VA Work-Study (intern) in 2011 for the Dallas County, Texas, Veterans Service Office. He became a Dallas County employee as a Senior Secretary at the Dallas office in 2012. He joined the Collin County team as a CVSO from 2012 – 2017. He returned to the Dallas office as the Director and CVSO from 2017 – 2019. While being a Texas CVSO, he was elected twice by the state CVSO association to serve as the President and then appointed to be the association’s Legislative Chair after his time as President.
He and his family moved to Ohio to be closer to his wife’s family in 2019, and he had the opportunity to continue serving veterans as he joined the team of the Hancock County, Ohio, Veterans Service Commission as a CVSO. In October of 2020, he became the Executive Director and CVSO of the Wood County, Ohio, Veterans Service Commission. He served as Education Chair of the Ohio State Association of County Veterans Service Officers (OSACVSO) from 2022 – 2023. Since 2019, he has been a trainer with the National Association of County Veterans Service Officers (NACVSO) where he has had the honored privilege to teach and interact with hundreds of CVSOs from around the nation. He has served as NACVSO’s Director of Education since 2022 and in 2023 he was elected to a two-year term to serve as an Executive Board Member of NACVSO." (Source)
A few meeting notes:
As you join us for lunch this week, we respectfully ask that you silence your phones/notifications at the start of program.
If you are paying for your lunch online, please click hereto log into your Rotary Account. Then click on "My Account Balance" to pay for your lunch. We will also be accepting payment at the meeting by check or exact cash. A buffet lunch will be provided for $20.00 starting at 11:45am.
We are in need of Prayer and Pledge for this week, please contact Ashley Lopez directly if you are able to assist.
To learn more about how to sign up for Fine Master and Prayer and Pledge, please contact Sergeant at Arms, Randy Drewyor.
A Zoom link for this hybrid meeting will be sent out November 8th, at 9:30 am.
One of our favorite Perrysburg Rotary traditions is to raise funds for the PCU to provide 100 Thanksgiving meals to their clients.
Cash and check donations will be accepted starting Friday, October 18, 2024. All donation checks can be made payable to PRCF (Perrysburg Rotary Community Foundation).
Join us Friday, November 15th, as we welcome guest speaker, Michael Rees, MD, PhD. Dr. Rees is the Chief Executive Officer of Alliance for Paired Kidney Donation.
"Together with his father, a computer programmer, Dr. Rees designed the first prototype of a computer program that matched willing but incompatible kidney donor and recipient pairs. Six years later, he helped found the Alliance for Paired Kidney Donation. In addition to his role with the APKD, Dr. Rees serves as a professor in the Department of Urology, director of renal transplantation and transplant surgeon at the University of Toledo Medical Center.
Dr. Rees earned his medical degree from the University of Michigan then completed a three-year fellowship in transplantation at the University of Cambridge, where he completed research for a PhD in immunology." (Source)
A few meeting notes:
As you join us for lunch this week, we respectfully ask that you silence your phones/notifications at the start of program.
If you are paying for your lunch online, please click hereto log into your Rotary Account. Then click on "My Account Balance" to pay for your lunch. We will also be accepting payment at the meeting by check or exact cash. A buffet lunch will be provided for $20.00 starting at 11:45am.
Rotarian Bob Venzel will be leading the club in Prayer and Pledge.
To learn more about how to sign up for Fine Master and Prayer and Pledge, please contact Sergeant at Arms, Randy Drewyor.
A Zoom link for this hybrid meeting will be sent out November 15th, at 9:30 am.
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