

Tucson, AZ 85701 (USA)
Rotary Office: 520-623-2281

Edmund Marquez is the President and majority-owner of the Tucson Sugar Skulls, the professional indoor football team, a franchise of the IFL. He is also the owner of the Edmund Marquez Allstate Insurance Agencies in Tucson, Arizona, and is known for leading one of the largest Hispanic-owned Allstate agency groups in the United States. Born and raised in Tucson, AZ, Edmund attended Sabino High School and Pima Community College before earning a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Arizona. He also holds a business certificate from Stanford University.
Currently, Edmund serves as the Chairman of The Boys and Girls Clubs of Tucson and the United Way’s Tocqueville Society and is Vice-Chairman of the Rio Nuevo board. His commitment to community leadership is evident through his role on the Boards of Directors of the Southern Arizona Leadership Council. Edmund has previously served as the Chairman of the Board of United Way, The Pima Community College Foundation, the Tucson Metro Chamber, the Arizona Sands Club, and the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Edmund has received several accolades, including being named the “Businessman of the Year” by the Tucson Hispanic Chamber, awarded the “Tucson Strong Award” from the Snoop Dog Arizona Bowl, and awarded the Distinguished Citizen by Scouting America. He was also honored with the “Breath of Life Award” by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the “Father of the Year” award by the Father’s Day Council. Furthermore, he received the “Centennial Service Award” from the United Way, and the “Platinum Cactus Award” from the Tucson Metro Chamber. Edmund’s achievements have led to his induction into the Sabino High School Hall of Fame, the Pi Kappa Alpha Hall of Honor, and the Southern Arizona YMCA Hall of Fame.
Outside of his professional pursuits, Edmund has raised millions of dollars for local non-profits with his high energy and enthusiasm as an emcee to numerous community events throughout the Tucson community. Edmund is also a valued member of the Tucson Airport Authority and the National Leadership Council of the University of Arizona Foundation.

Mark Kelly has served his country as a U.S. Navy combat pilot, a NASA astronaut, and now as a U.S. Senator for Arizona. As a Navy pilot, he flew 39 combat missions in Operation Desert Storm and retired from the Navy with the rank of Captain. In 1996, he was selected as an astronaut in the same NASA class as his identical twin brother, Scott. He retired in 2011 after commanding Space Shuttle Endeavour on its final flight. Now, as the U.S. Senator for Arizona, Senator Kelly has broken through Washington gridlock to deliver real results for Arizonans. He helped pass the historic bipartisan infrastructure law and was a chief negotiator of the CHIPS and Science Act, which will increase domestic microchip manufacturing to create high-paying Arizona jobs, strengthen supply chains, and bolster national security. Senator Kelly serves on the Armed Services, Environment and Public Works, Intelligence, Aging, and Joint Economic Committees. 



April EAT Locations & Hosts:
- Guadalajara Grill - 1220 E. Prince Rd.
Hosts: Mark Irvin, John Duval & David Lovitt - Bashful Bandit - 3686 E. Speedway
Hosts: Glenn Ewing, Chuck Sawyer & Bobby Larson - Redbird Scratch Kitchen - 2515 E. 6th Street
Hosts: Vickie Jacobs, Marcia Krumwiede - Women - Canyon Crown - 6958 E. Tanque Verde
Host: Bruce Jacobs - Cafe A La Carte Downtown - 150 N. Main
Hosts: Dot Kret, Jonathan Walkup
Want to Host?

Rotary Mixer – March 25 (Registration Required)
On Wednesday, March 25, we’ll gather for a Rotary Mixer from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Trident II on the Patio (2910 N. Swan Rd.). This is a chance to connect outside the usual meeting format—spend time with fellow Rotarians, meet guests, and enjoy a relaxed evening together. This social mixer replaces our lunch meeting on 3/25/26.
Bring a guest and help share what Rotary is all about.
Remember, no lunch meeting on 3/25/26.
We look forward to seeing those that registered there for an evening of connection, conversation, and Rotary fellowship.
















