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New Market Rotary Club, Virginia
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President Kevin Cannon, 2008/2009

New Market Rotary Club Paul Harris Fellows

Allen Johnson                      March 1991

Dale Twomley                     November 1997

Jim Weissenborn                February 1998

Bernard Brown *                December 1998

Tom Linski Sr                    January 1999

Larry Strawderman            November 1999

Larry Orebaugh                 December 1999

Henry Holler                     March 2001

Tom Constable*                   December 2001

Mo Weber                         January 2003

Bart Long III                    November 2004

Ray Brownfield                   March 2005

Tom Linski Jr                    January 2006

John Stauffer                    June 2007

Beverly Holsinger              June 2007

Jerry Biller                       December 2007

Miller Roberts                   December 2007

Sandy Turner                     December 2007

 

Note * Bernard Brown achieved the second level of the Paul Harris Fellows with $2000 donated to the Foundation by 2007 and Tom Constable achieved the same level in 2008. Both members wear a Paul Harris pin with one sapphire embedded in it as recognition of this achievement.

 
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Paul Harris Medal
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Paul Harris, the founder and organizer of the first Rotary Club in Chicago in 1905. By 1910 there were 16 Rotary Clubs called the National Association of Rotary Clubs. In 1912 The name of the Association was changed to the International Association of Rotary Clubs to reflect the addition of clubs in Canada, England, Ireland and Scotland. Paul Harris had declined to be the first club’s President but he was elected as the first president of the worldwide organization.

Honoring him, the recognition of $1000 gifts made by either individuals or clubs to the Rotary Foundation was first proposed in 1957