President Elect Lisa Gallant with Ray Ruby of the Maine Cancer Foundation, who spoke to the club on August 16 on Reducing the Impact of Cancer in Maine
From left: Past President Doug, Linda and Buggsy Bryant, Mischelle Adams, Steve Russell, Ben Smith, Robin Merchant, and President DJ.
Five Old Town Rotarians have been recognized as Paul Harris Fellows. They were presented with their Paul Harris pins and medallions at the club's Thursday night meeting on July 26. The Paul Harris Fellows are Mischelle Adams, club treasurer; Steve Russell, House committee chair; Robin Merchant, Assistant District Governor; and Linda and Buggsy Bryant--two club members who don't hold a formal office but get lots of different things done. The fellows were nominated by Past President Doug Marchio. Assisting in the presentation were President DJ Whitmore and Foundation Chair Ben Smith.
Old Town Rotarians enjoy dinner, camaraderie at Sarah's House
CHECK PRESENTATION--After dinner, the club presented a check for $13,500 to Delores Landry, Executive Director of Sarah's House. From left, Old Town Rotary Club President Doug Marchio, Sarah's House Campaign Chair Judy Collier, Delores, and Rev. James Haddix, President of the Board of Directors for Sarah's House. In the foreground is Ian Whitmore, son of incoming President DJ Whitmore, who brought in a sack full of money (about $50) that he requested in lieu of birthday presents so he could donate it to Sarah's House.
Old Town Rotarians cook hot dogs, serve lunch to veterans and others celebrating Memorial Day
The Rotary cooking/serving crew--Jane and Chuck Veeder, Corina Larsen, Steve Russell, Steve Johnston, Tamara Saarinen, Izzy Larsen, and Josh Hamilton. Not present for photo: Lisa Gallant and her sister Terri and Frank Greenleaf. Photo by Dave Wollstadt.
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