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Paul Harris Fellow Recognition
Paul Harris Fellow recognition was created in memory of Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary as a way to show appreciation for contributions to the Foundation's charitable and educational program. An endowment fund, set up by Rotarians in 1917 “for doing good in the world,” became a not-for-profit corporation known as The Rotary Foundation in 1928.
Upon the death of Paul Harris in 1947, an outpouring of Rotarian donations made in his honor, totaling US $2 million launched the Foundation’s first program – graduate fellowships, now called Ambassadorial Scholarships. Today, contributions to The Rotary Foundation total more than US $80 million annually and support a wide range of humanitarian grants and educational programs that enable Rotarians to bring hope and promote international understanding throughout the world.
A Paul Harris Fellow is an individual who contributes $1,000 or in whose name that amount is contributed. Many Rotary Clubs will award a fellowship to recognize outstanding commitment to community service. Every Paul Harris Fellow receives a pin, medallion and a certificate when he or she becomes a Fellow. This identifies the Paul Harris Fellow as an advocate of the Foundation's goals of world peace and international understanding.
Rotary Club of Chariho
Paul P. Harris Fellows
| Jeanne Abate |
Sandra Hendricks
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| Robert Andreotti |
George C. Hibbard |
| Peter Arnold |
William Holliday |
| William F. Arnold, Jr. |
Rev. William F. Hollis, Jr. |
| Douglas C. Barber |
Frank Hopkins |
| Ernest A. Balasco |
Jacques deLaport |
| George F. Bliven |
Gilbert Lavallee |
| Don Bousquet |
Dr. Robert Lombardo |
| Joseph Buonanno |
Carl Lundbohm |
| Pamela Burne |
Mary H. Moen |
| James Cahoone |
Merrill K. Moone |
| Paul D. Casady |
Jeffrey O'Donnell |
| Rita G. Casady |
Sherilyn Page |
| Ellen Cuomo |
Robert Perreault |
| G. Stuart Douglas |
Chris Philips |
| Marilyn F. Douglas |
Robert H. Power |
| Dr. J. Lawrence Dunn |
John Quinn |
| Paul E. T. Drumm Jr. |
John K. Quinn |
| George Edwards, Jr. |
H. Douglas Randall |
| Bradley S. Friel |
Thomas G. Russell |
| Janice Friel |
Aurelia Russell |
| Phillip L. Friend |
Michael Silverstein |
| Peter Gammons |
Edward P. Smith |
| Edward Gormley |
Frederick A. Stanley |
| Richard S. Grachien |
Paul H. Stein |
| Richard Gray |
Joseph P. VanDenBossch |
| John H. Grills |
C. Alanson Vars, Jr. |
| John H. Grills II |
Clifton O. Woodmansee |
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Richard Grills
Gil Barnes
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Norman Zercher
Marilyn McCullough
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