Rotary District 7070 2023-24 Year End Celebration!!!!!
June 20, 2024
Welcome to the Special Edition Year-End Celebration Edition of the 2023-24 District 7070 Newsletter.
The 2023-24 Awards Presentations and the District Governor Changeover Ceremony were held on June 20, 2024, at the Royal Canadian Legion in Whitby.. Over 80 Rotarians and Rotaractors, and lots of friends of Rotary from all over the District attended the event. Here are just some of the highlights....
Past District Governor John Burns was the emcee and the District Governor Team hosted our annual District Governor Changeover Ceremony and Awards Presentations for more than 80 Rotarians and Rotaractors and their spouses from all over District 7070, on June 20, 2024 at the Royal Canadian legion in Whitby . We are pleased to present John's year-end closing remarks to everyone in District 7070.
Here are the highlights of Past District Governor John Burns' address to the Rotarians at the District Governor Changeover Ceremony.....
District Governor John Burns and the District Governor Team hosted the annual District Govern Changeover Ceremony and Awards Presentations for more than 80 Rotarians and Rotaractors and their spouses from all over District 7070, on June 20, 2024 at the Royal Canadian Legion in Whitby. District Governor John Burns, District Governor Elect Virginia O'Reilly and District Governor Nominee Niecy Dillon-Tyrovolas recognized many Rotarians, Interactors and Rotaractors and their clubs for their outstanding contributions to Rotary during this year.......
Past District Governor John Burns and the District Governor Team hosted the annual District Govern Changeover Ceremony and Awards Presentations for more than 130 Rotarians and Rotaractors and their spouses from all over District 7070, on June 20, 2024 at the Royal Canadian Legion in Whitby, as Past District Governor John recognized many clubs, Rotarians, Rotaractors and Interactors for their outstanding contributions to Rotary during this year.......
District Governor John Burns presented Rotary Foundation Awards to Rotary Clubs in District 7070 who have made outstanding donations to the Rotary Foundation and to the Foundation's Annual Programs Fund and the PolioPlus Fund this year.
Congratulations to Nevine Yassa, President of the Rotary Club of Scarborough, Chair of Rotary District 7070's Peace and Conflict Prevention Committee, Chair of Rotary District 7070's Peace Symposium (held this year as a LIVE broadcast from the Rotary Global Classroom at Durham College, in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada), and representative to the Rotary International Inter-Country Committee. This prestigious award was resented to Nevine, by Past Rotary International President Wilf Wilkinson, for her efforts to promote a culture of peace in our District, in Ontario, in Canada and throughout the world.
District Governor John Burns presented the Dr. Bob Scott Disease Prevention and Treatment Award to Debbie Morgan (Rotary Club of Whitby-Sunrise), at the weekly club meeting on June 25, 2024.Congratulations to Debbie Morgan. Here is what she said, "I was completely shocked to be honoured with the Doctor Bob Scott award at our year end President night by District Governor John Burns for the work we do in the community, changing the lives of individuals who need much needed medical equipment. I have a team of individuals that help make this work happen. They are my hero’s!"
As you may recall, the Changeover takes place by way of exchanging Rotary Pins. This year, we got the real thing , LIVE at the Royal Canadian Legion in Whitby on June 20, 2024
Our new District Governor Virginia O'Reilly ended the Ceremonies, and made her closing remarks, one last time as District Governor Elect, by thanking John for his outstanding Rotary year. In her own words, here's Virginia........... Please Read more .....
Here are some photos of our District Governor John , which included many of his own photo memories, that he chose to share with us all year. I am sure they will bring back some pleasant memories of a job well done. Thank you District Governor John Burns. ....
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