What a week of celebration and
accomplishment for PVSR
It is a moment to pause, reflect, and
appreciate all that this club has achieved
throughout the year. These successes did
not happen by chance — they are the result
of the dedication, generosity, and service
of every member. No contribution is too small,
and every effort has helped strengthen the
impact we continue to make in our community.
Bravo, PVSR!
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Rotarian of the Month of May
It’s always an exciting time when we gather
to recognize one of our own as Rotarian of the
Month. Don’t miss the opportunity to join us as
we celebrate and cheer on the outstanding
individual selected to receive this special honor!
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PSVR Induction - Evan Hart
We’re thrilled to invite all members to attend Wednesday’s meeting as we officially induct
Evan Hart as the newest member of Playa
Venice Sunrise Rotary. Let’s welcome Evan
and celebrate the many talents, experiences,
and spirit of service he brings to our club.
Evan is a music teacher and handbell choir
director at Highland Hall Waldorf School in Northridge. Through his middle school and
high school music classes, students — many
with little or no prior musical experience —
learn the fundamentals of melody, harmony,
rhythm, and, most importantly, teamwork.
A founding member of the alt-rock band STAGE 11, Evan also performs with three
additional bands and can often be seen playing
drums in local musical productions such as Little Shop of Horrors, The Producers, and The Addams Family. His percussion-driven
film scores have been featured in multiple
short films, YouTube productions, the Actor
Factor podcast, and other creative projects.
Drawing inspiration from classical, hip-hop,
rock, electronic, and funk music, Evan helps
filmmakers and content creators bring their
artistic visions to life.
Evan lives in Westchester with his husband, PVSR member Dave Johnston. In his free
time, he enjoys cooking, calisthenics,
concerts, board games, travel, and
giving back to the community.
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🎤 Speaker: Behind the Scenes of
Forensics with Jennifer Zychowski
Please join us this Wednesday as we welcome
Westchester resident Jennifer Zychowski, Forensic Supervisor for the Santa Monica
Police Department.
Jennifer leads the department's forensic team, overseeing crime scene investigations, evidence
collection, fingerprint and DNA analysis, and
supporting detectives in solving cases. Her
fascination with forensic science began as a
child, fueled by mystery novels, crime shows,
and a curiosity about how evidence helps
uncover the truth.
Since joining the Santa Monica Police Department
in 2005, Jennifer has built an impressive career
helping bring justice to victims through science
and careful investigative work.
Jennifer and her husband, Jeff, have lived in Westchester for more than 15 years and are
raising their three daughters here. Active in
the Visitation community, they have
embraced the small-town spirit that
makes our neighborhood so special.
You won’t want to miss Jennifer’s fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the world of forensic science and crime scene investigation.
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Janet Landon - A Life in Theater, Teaching, and Community
It's always extremely interesting and a joy to be
able to learn more about our members, and this
past week was no different as we heard Janet
Landon tell us more about her journey to PVSR.
During her presentation, Janet shared how a lifelong passion for theater and community
shaped her path from performing in childhood
productions in Cleveland to becoming an
educator and school founder in Los Angeles.
Janet described how her career evolved from
acting to teaching, leading her to build an award-winning drama program at Orville
Wright Middle School and later help found Westchester Secondary Charter School, where
arts, mentorship, and community partnerships
played a central role.
A recurring theme throughout her presentation
was the power of theater to transform lives.
For Janet, theater has always been more than
performance—it is a place where people find
acceptance, empathy, and purpose. She often
shared this belief with her students, telling
them, “If you ever find yourself alone, go to
a theater. They will find a place for you.”
Now retired from full-time teaching, Janet
continues directing and playwriting while
remaining active with family, friends, and
PVSR, which she credits as another
meaningful source of community,
friendship, and service.
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2026 District Assembly
Rotary and Rotaract leaders from across the
District gathered at Otis College of Art & Design
for the District Assembly to prepare for the year
ahead. The day included a general session and
training courses covering the Avenues of Service,
Club Officer roles, ClubRunner, and other
important topics.
District Governor-Elect Brady Connell
challenged attendees to identify unmet needs
in their communities and bring forward ideas
for change. He reminded us that one person’s
vision can create extraordinary impact, citing
Rotary’s fight to eradicate polio as a powerful
example. He also highlighted the opportunities
available through District and Global Grants
to turn ideas into action.
His second message focused on the power
of connection. Through collaboration and
partnership, Rotary can achieve far more
than any individual working alone.
Participants connected, learned, and shared
ideas while gaining valuable tools to strengthen
their clubs. The day concluded with the District
Grant MOU Certification session, required for
clubs seeking District and Global Grants.
A special thank you to DJ Addy for providing
the lively music that set the perfect tone for
the day!
Playa Venice Sunrise Rotary was represented
by 13 members: Gwen, Gail, Susan, Dean,
Rich, Jan, Iris, Dave, Kim, Martha, Debbie,
Janet, Brady, Stephanie, Lucy (Presenter),
and Impactful Artistry Rotaract representative Dani Torgusen. Members attended sessions
supporting their areas of service, including
Community Service, Foundation, Membership,
the Chile Humanitarian Trip, and
MOU Certification.
Congratulations to District Governor-Elect
Brady and his team for a well-run and
informative District Assembly!
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Build-A-Bear With
Venice Interact Club
The Venice Interact Club came together to
build bears for a local hospital. Eight students
took part in the project and enjoyed time for
fellowship afterward. Ray Morales, PVSR Interact
Sponsor, joined the students for this fun and
meaningful event.
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Events This Week
Happy Hour June 4th
📍 Del Rey Yacht Club
13900 Palawan Way
Marina Del Rey, CA
⏰ 5 PM - 7 PM
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Events Coming Up
US Vets Bingo Night June 12th
📍 US Vets
733 Hindry Ave. Suite #309
Inglewood, CA
⏰ 6 PM - 8 PM
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Demotion Party Celebration June 26th
📍 TBD
⏰ 6 PM - 10 PM
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WE’RE PROUD TO BE
PLAYA VENICE ROTARIANS
“LET’S GROW - LET’S GLOW!”
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PLAYA VENICE SUNRISE ROTARY Serving our Community since 2005