2/26/26 Rotary Off the Cuff: Deb Harper & A.T. Miller

Do you use a digital calendar or a paper planner?

Deb: Digital calendar

AT: I’m old-fashioned. I use both.

What’s your favorite way to relax?

AT: I think sailing on Priest Lake.

Deb: Sitting in the backyard, watching my bees fly over my head.

Where is the farthest you’ve traveled?

Deb: Kenya (A Rotary trip for our International Service water project).

AT: Bangladesh (A Rotary trip on a Rotaplast mission).

What’s something that brings you joy?

AT: Watching Suzy Dix play polo. It’s a little scary, too, but it’s pretty amazing.
(Suzy is AT’s wife.)

Deb: Hanging out with my boys, with my sons.

When did you join Rotary, and what has been your most memorable or
meaningful Rotary experience so far?

Deb: I joined in June of 2002, and my most meaningful, oh, gosh, so many. I’m going to say not as much travel, which you would think, has been just getting to know all these people whom, you’re sort of part of my DEI project, because I didn’t know all these CEO kind of people before, and now I do, and I love you guys.

AT: 1994, I joined the Olympic Club, and I transferred my membership to this Club in 2020 during COVID. Going and seeing the kids that are helped with Rotaplast get their cleft palates and cleft lips and burn injuries get healed. It’s pretty amazing.