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Next RWOP Luncheon


Monday, October 12, 2026

Luncheon: 11:00 AM - 1 PM    ||    Doors open at 10:00 AM

$35- Same price whether paying online by credit card or by check or cash






Prescott Resort & Conference Center

1500 E. Highway 69,

Prescott, AZ

IMPORTANT NOTE: This luncheon is a voting meeting. Reservations were open only to Primary Members for the first 10 days. Registration is now open to all members including Associates, Students and Guests. Voting Primary Members must be accepted as a Primary Member by September 30, 2026 to participate in voting.

Questions? Email contact@rwop.info 

LUNCHEON MENU


(Choice of one entree)

  • Cheese Tortellini Alfredo with Diced Chicken and Roasted Asparagus

  • Chicken Waldorf Salad 
  • Vegetarian Cobb Salad 

Dessert: Tiramisu

We look forward to seeing everyone in their best fall colors as we welcome the new season of Fall together.


Guest Speakers


Warren Petersen, Arizona State Senator President and Candidate for Arizona Attorney General 


Bio

Alexander Kolodin, Arizona State Representative for District 3 and Candidate for Arizona Secretary of State 

Bio

Elijah Norton, Candidate for Arizona Treasurer 


Bio


Kimberly Yee, Arizona State Treasurer and Candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction 


Bio

Mark Finchem, Arizona State Senator and Candidate for Re-Election 


Bio


 Walter 'Les' Presmyk, State Mine Inspector and Candidate for Re-Election


Bio

Kevin Thompson, Corporation Commissioner and Candidate for Re-Election

 

Bio


Dr. Ralph Heap, Candidate for Corporation Commissioner 


Bio




GRANITE CREEK CONVALESCENT HOME CHRISTMAS LISTS

Resident Christmas wish lists will be available at the Caring for America table. We usually have about 30 custom gift lists but also have generic Christmas lists for short term residents. This is one way to really bring cheer to these lonely members of our community.




Don't forget to bring new or unwarn winter coats to donate at the luncheon for the Chino Valley Educational Foundation (and PUSD).

Most needed sizes are girls and boys 5, 7, 9, and 12; the next preferred need is little girls and boys 8, 10, 12, 14.

The foundation currently has over 300 homeless children. These coats will be one of the few new items they receive in a year.

If you cannot attend the luncheon and still wish to help, you can make checks payable to RWOP with "Chino Valley Educational Foundation" written in the memo line.


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