Introducing the Marble Falls African American Museum. Presented by the Reverend George Perry St. Frederick's Baptist Church 

We were reminded that that museum is located in the original Marble Falls granite school building, built in 1892.  Originally the school was a university that provided housing for young men but overtime women were admitted. However, they could not stay overnight.  Overtime the structure was outpaced by newer construction and transformed into an administration building for the Marble Falls ISD.

Thea Aldridge of Texas Workforce Solutions and Whitney Goble of our local area Workforce Network spoke to us courtesy of Rotarian Becky Lange.

On Saturday, November 1, 2025, the Daybreak Rotary Club of Marble Falls represented by President, Steve Eckstein and Public Relations representative, Becky Lange, helped at the home construction by "Habitat." 

 

 

 

Pictured are Daybreak Rotary members Steve Eckstein and Becky Lange along with Shelby Huggins for whom (and with whom) the home is being built. The others are workers who enjoyed the lunch brought to them by the Daybreakers.

On Tuesday, March 17, 2026, Mark Kincaid provided the Marble Falls Daybreak Rotary Club an overview of the services the Texas Ramp Project offers and its local impact.  The organization was formed through the efforts of the Kiwanis Club of Richardson, Texas in 1985.  The Texas Ramp Project's vision is to assure that no Texas resident lacks safe access because of financial limitations. 

 

To that end, Daybreak Rotary made a donation to their future projects. In the foreground you see photos from some of their past projects.

 

Who are the next speakers? Look UP.... there is an info block just for that.