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Club Information
Serving Our Local & Global Communities Since 1925
Service Above Self
We meet Thursdays at 7:00 AM
UMF Olsen Student Center
UMF Olsen Student Center
111 South Street North Dining Hall
PO Box 864
Farmington, ME 04938
United States
PO Box 864
Farmington, ME 04938
United States
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Let the chopping begin
This is the way we wash our hands
Bucky instructing on bringing home the bacon
Nicely splayed out bacon sheets
Bubble, bubble toil and trouble
Beaucoup chopped vegetables
Someone made a mess and the Pres gets to clean it
The Pres being interviewed
The Friday night dinner crew
That's a fine spread
Dennis is shocked
The bikers are hungry and ready to eat
Returning the hot boxes
Great help everywhere
The breakfast crew reminding everyone that we are this close to eradicating Polio
The Farmington Rotary Club welcomed Joanna "Jodi" Hollingsworth of County Seat Realty and Kirk E. Doyle of Kennebec Wealth Management
into our ranks. They are looking forward to being involved in bettering our community by "Being The Inspiration" to others. WELCOME!!!
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Bob Berry, Owner of Main-Land Development Consultants, Inc., is welcomed into Rotary
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RSU 9 Superintendent Tina Meserve with Sponsor Irv Faunce
From Left to Right are: Ann Arbor & John Rosenwald (Guests of Speaker), Greg Patterson (Speaker Chair),
Peggy Yocum (Wife of Speaker), John Slack (Speaker)
The renowned Geologist, John Slack, gave a wonderful presentation on his experiences all over the world.
Farmington Rotarians volunteer at annual Franklin County Children's Task Force Pancake Breakfast.
Service Above Self awards are given to teachers Denise Mochamer and Frank Giampietro for the countless hours they have donated advising the Mt. Blue Impact Club.
Blair Bailey, Kayla Tremblay, Bryce Neal, and Riley Laflin (absent from photo) learned team building and leadership skills at the recent RYLA conference.
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President of the Farmington Rotary Club, Glenn Kapiloff, presents a check from Rotary collections in the month of July to Barbara Averill, the Executive Director of Literacy Volunteers of Franklin and Sumerset Counties.
These donations provide materials to help support tutoring relationships all over Franklin County. With 1 in 5 and adults in Franklin County reading at a third grade level or lower, the work they do is vital. If you are interested in being a Literacy Volunteer contact Barbara at: b.averill.lvfsme@gmail.com.
Farmington Rotary welcomes three new members:
Kym Hannaford-Recco, Ken Healey, and Robyn Raymond
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Rotary honors UK Prime Minister Theresa May
Rotary recognizes UK Prime Minister Theresa May with polio champion
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