
Recently, PDG Art Knox proudly introduced the newest member of Rotary 14, Karla Frese, whose exceptional contributions and dedication to improving the lives of seniors have made her a remarkable addition to the organization. As the Managing Partner at Home Care Partners, Karla is privileged to work alongside healthcare teams and facilities, leaving a lasting positive impact on the lives of individuals with dementia.
Karla's commitment to providing thoughtful, high-quality, and dedicated care stems from her lifelong dedication to senior welfare in the community. As Managing Partner and Social Services Designee at Home Care Partners, she seizes the opportunity to make a significant difference in the lives of families in need of memory care, Parkinson's support, and stroke recovery assistance.
Beyond her responsibilities at Home Care Partners, Karla actively engages in community education as a valuable contributor to the Parkinson's Foundation. She compassionately hosts support groups for individuals affected by Alzheimer's and dementia, volunteers her time with Horison and Tabitha Hospice, and proudly serves as a member of the Heartland Cancer Foundation Guild.

Karla Frese with her Rotary sponsor Art Knox, President Jess Kinser and husband Derek Frese
Karla believes in the power of hands-on service to support the local community. Her involvement in various community initiatives extends to her active participation at St. Joseph Altar Society, where she lends her expertise and support. Additionally, she generously contributes to committees and organizational needs in collaboration with the Chamber, the University of Nebraska OLLI Classes, and AARP, demonstrating her dedication to fostering community growth and well-being.
Leading a healthcare organization through the challenges posed by a pandemic requires unwavering leadership and effective collaboration. Karla expresses deep gratitude for the opportunities the community provides to serve one another, considering it a true honor to contribute to the welfare of the community she holds dear.