LEADING WITH POWER

Chippewa Valley

Building up men to be better husbands, fathers, leaders at work and leaders in the community.
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River Prairie Center

1445 Front Porch Place
Altoona, WI 54720
Thursday, April 11, 2024 
(11:45 - 1:00 PM)

Bob Lichty

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Bob is originally from Waterloo Iowa. He attended the University of Northern Iowa after high school for one year playing football before joining the US Army. After discharge he transferred to UW Eau Claire where he played Football for Link Waler and Wrestled as well as serving for the Liaison Office for 128th.

Following graduation Bob earned his Masters at UW Stout in School Counseling. He coached football for over 45 years at Newman HS, Bruce HS, Ladysmith HS, and Menomonie HS. Bob also coached college football at UWEC, UW Stout, UWL,  and Mount Senario College.

He has been married to Carolyn for 48 years and has a daughter, Jessica, a son, Josh, two grandsons Kenny and Isaiah, a granddaughter Zoey, and a granddog Herman.

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MESSAGE FROM MICAH
Men of the Chippewa Valley
Thank you for your friendships and for supporting the mission of Leading With Power, to work together to encourage men to be the leaders, fathers, and husbands that God created us to be.
Micah Burch

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What Is Leading With Power?

We are a non-profit organization with a mission to build-up men to be better husbands, fathers, and leaders at work and in the community. In short, we seek to help men find the best versions of themselves. We do this by having power lunches each month with inspired and dynamic speakers from all over the country. No strings attached!

River Prairie Center

1445 Front Porch Place
Altoona, WI 54720

LEADING WITH POWER

Building up men to be better husbands, fathers, leaders at work and leaders in the community.