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Friday, May 7th,
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Celebrating an extraordinary year for District 7150 and its members commitment in the support of Rotary Foundation's numerous projects to promote world peace and understanding through it's Educational and Humanitarian programs ... and ... to pay tribute to our members who have contributed so much of their time, talent and treasures to make this happen. |
Our Guest
Speaker
 Guest Speaker: Tim Green "Renaissance Man" |
Tim Green, maybe best known as a former Syracuse University football stand out, and as a first round draft choice of the Atlanta Falcons, where he was a star defensive end for eight years. But his achievements off the playing field are equally impressive as academician, sports commentator, author and husband. He was valedictorian of his undergraduate class and an honors law school graduate of Syracuse University. Rather than the practice of law, Tim has chosen the media as his venue. He commentates weekly on life in the NFL for National Public radio, write a regular column for USA Today, serves as a sports contributor on ABC's good Morning America and has co-hosted Fox sport's prime time, Emmy nominated show NFL total Access. He is currently an anchor on Syracuse (WTVH) channel 5. Tim, while a lawyer, has authored four highly successful suspense novels; Ruffians, Titans, Outlaws and The Red Zone, as well as a nonfiction New York Time bestseller, "The Dark Side of The Game". He also has authored a memoir about his own search for his family roots entitled 'A Man and His Mother: An Adopted Son's Search", the movie rights of which have been reserved by CBS. |
 to the top 1 - Helping to Recognize 60 New Paul Harris Fellows in our Rotary District since January 1, 1998; 2 - Celebrating the return of our GSE team from the tremendously successful exchange with Sweden; 3 - Recognizing the District's first two $50,000.00 major donors, Bob and Eve Gilchriest from Rome Rotary Club; 4 - Celebrating the successful year of graduate study of our three visiting Ambassadorial Scholars, Flipa Neto Margques (Portugal), Junko Yoshida (Japan), and Saba Shah (Pakistan) at Syracuse University; 5 -Recognizing the District's newest recipient of the Rotary Foundation's Citation for Mertious Service; 6 - Celebrating the commencement of the District's $60,000.00 Literacy Project in State of Guanajuato, Mexico starting in March 1999; 7 -Recognizing the giving of each Rotary Club in the Rotary District towards achieving the Annual Giving Goal of $50,000.00 and the Total Giving Goal of $100,000.00; 8 - Recognizing our Rotarian's responses to the three disaster relief projects that they have contributed time, talent and treasures to; 9 - Saying thanks to our District's Rotary Foundation team for providing us with the leadership and guidance which led to such a successful year of giving and caring; 10 - Enjoying the enthusiasm and message of our keynote speaker, Tim Green; 11 - Having Fun with friends at the Foundation dinner. |
A night you won't want to miss - check Calendar below for more info!
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