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John Ockenfels and Peter Teahen, both in their 70s, embarked on a 90-day journey around the world, raising more than $1.5 million to help fund the global eradication of polio.

The Clay County Regional Events Center was filled with Spencer Rotary Club Members eager to hear a unique story on Monday. Pilots John Ockenfels and Peter Teahen spoke to the crowd about their plane trip around the world this summer in a “flight to end polio.”

John Ockenfels, one of two pilots who participated in a round-the-world plane trip in May, will be joined by fellow Rotarian and pilot Peter Teahen at Spencer Rotary at noon Monday in the Clay County Fair and Events Center. The duo will discuss their summer fundraising and awareness mission, The Flight to End Polio. The duo prepped the plane at Spencer Avionics before their departure. Lunch is $25 with proceeds to benefit the Rotary Flight to End Polio. (File photo)