Kyle and June Ashley have been residents of Fair Oaks Ranch for ten years. They are originally from Lubbock Texas and are both graduates of Texas Tech University. Kyle and June have two sons, Tanner Ashley and Rex Ashley, who both live and work in the Boerne area. Kyle has been in the Credit Union industry for almost 40 years and is currently the CEO of United Texas Credit Union. Kyle was previously involved with Rotary of Mansfield (DFW area). June is a retired educator. She spent most of her teaching career teaching elementary music and choir, with Lubbock Independent School District. After retirement and moving to Fair Oaks Ranch, June has been actively involved in the community by substituting in BISD and supporting events held by United Texas Credit Union. Kyle and June Ashley enjoy an active lifestyle that includes hiking and biking the great outdoors surrounding the beautiful hill country. They proudly call Fair Oaks Ranch their home and look forward to serving their community through Rotary of Fair Oaks Ranch.​​​​​​​

23 as The Rotary Club of Fair Oaks Ranch enjoyed a presentation by Charlie King, Vice President of the Boerne Youth Athletic Association. Besides telling the audience about the experience of watching the Boerne team advance to the Little League World Series this past summer, King explained the 60-year history of the BYAA and the current successes and challenges it faces. He highlighted that the Association has no paid staff, a 15-member Board of Directors, 300 volunteers, and is primarily funded by contributions from individuals and private sector organizations. It supports some 59 baseball and softball teams and nearly 1100 kids. The explosive growth within the Little League’s District, which essentially includes the boundaries of the BISD, and the recent success in the LLWS, has increased the Association’s needs in many areas.

Welcome to our new member Susan Burkholder! 

Susan worked in the health care industry in sales, marketing, consulting, coaching, and executive management for 30 years. In 2013, Susan became involved in the issue of human trafficking. She served as an Ambassador for Shared Hope International and became a member of the Alamo Area Coalition Against Trafficking. Since 2015, Susan has served as a volunteer with Ransomed Life; currently serving as Lead Prevention Education Trainer. The Ransomed Life Prevention Education Team has trained more than 80,000 community members, school staff, counselors, medical professionals, parents, and youth. Susan joined Rotary in 2020 as a Charter Member of the Rotary Club to End Human Trafficking. In 2021, she transferred to be a Charter Member of D5840’s Rotary Club to Combat Human Trafficking. As most of you know, that was initially a Satellite Club of Fair Oaks Ranch Rotary.