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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
YEARS OF SERVICE
Rotary Onlinehttps://thomasvillerotary.org
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| President | Andre' Marria |
| President-Elect | Kim Walden |
| Immediate PP | Teri White |
| Vice President | Tom Callaway, III |
| Treasurer | Teri White |
| Treasurer | Rick Piper |
| Secretary | Angela Williamson |
| Foundation | Kim Walden |
| Foundation | SCOTT Rich |
| Membership | Ben Wilds |
| Foundation | John Glenn, Jr. |
| Public Image | Marta Turner |
| Sergeant-at-Arms | Janet Liles |
| Program Director | Jay Flowers |
| Sergeant-at-Arms | Krista Peace |
It's here...this Thursday evening
Year end Bash Celebration - Venue has been changed to Studio 209
Rotarian - no charge
Guest - $20.00
From the Desk of the President
Last Week's Program
One Blood, Be an Organ Donor
Rotaract presents check to the Halcyon Home
Classification Talk by
Lorraine Williams Rahming
Congratulations to our Scholarship Recipients
Bishop Hall Charter School - Courtlen McCullers
Brookwood School - Lance Wortman
Thomas County Central High School - Emily Owens
Thomasville High School - Nyla Crawford
Thomasville Scholar's Academy - Tyla Joseph
ABC's of Rotary
Room 711 - Rotary's Birthplace
The number 711 has a very special significance for Rotary. Room 711 of the old Unity Building, formerly located at 127 North Dearborn Street in downtown Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., was the birthplace of Rotary International. That historic room, which was the office of engineer Gus Loehr, was the location of that first meeting when Paul Harris met with several friends to discuss his new idea of a club for professionals and businessmen. It took extensive research and dedication by a few Chicago Rotarians to preserve the room and restore it to its 1905 authenticity. For years, Room 711 was preserved as a miniature Rotary museum by Rotarians around the world who voluntarily belonged to and contributed annually to the "Paul Harris 711 Club," which provided funds for leasing, maintenance and preservation. In 1989, the Unity Building was about to be torn down. Members of the 711 Club carefully dismantled the landmark room and placed its contents in storage. There it stayed until 1994, when the recreated Room 711 found a permanent home, and this piece of the Rotary heritage is preserved at the RI World Headquarters in Evanston.