The Rotary Club of Charlotte Year in... · Erickson Stadium opens Summer Olympics held in Atlanta Dolly, the first cloned animal, is born ... of the inexpensive speaker gifts. The

Accomplishments and News Habitat house funded and built.

Club changes from paper to computer sign-in.

The spring gala is murder mystery event held on the 20th floor of the Interstate Tower.

A no-smoking policy adopted by the board.

The Rotary Club of Charlotte 1991-1992 Year in Review

James H Barnhardt, Jr. Club President

Memorable Meetings Allen Bristow, Head Coach, Charlotte Hornets Harlan Boyles, Treasurer, State of North Carolina Richard Vinroot, Mayor, City of Charlotte Jerry Orr, Aviation Director, Charlotte Douglas Airport Seth Schofield, President/CEO, US Airways James G Martin, Governor, State of North Carolina

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Byron L Bullard, Presbyterian Hospital

The Year in News Plans for Ballantyne unveiled Richard Vinroot elected mayor NCNB merges with C&S/Sovran to form NationsBank Johnny Carson retires from Tonight Show

Bill Wood greets Rotary International president Cliff Dochterman

Accomplishments and News Support and funding to Hurricane Andrew relief, Boy Scouts, International House, food bank, tree planting, education in South Africa, Junior Achievement.

Rotary International president Cliff Dochterman visits club

The Spring Gala held at Oasis Temple


William P. Wood Club President Memorable Meetings

Ralph Ketner, Food Lion Ed Crutchfield, CEO, First Union National Bank James M. Mead, Brig. General, USMC Bill Disher, CEO, Lance Inc. Edison Scholes, Major General, US Army Hugh McColl, CEO, NationsBank L.M. Baker, CEO, Wachovia Corp. C.D Spangler, President, University of North Carolina System

Honors Excellence in Leadership: F. Kenneth Iverson, Nucor Corporation

The Year in News Nationsbank Corporate Center and Blumenthal Performing Arts Center open Bill Clinton elected president First mobile text message sent

Accomplishments and News First female club member becomes first female club president

Support and funding to fluorination project in Bolivia, International House, Junior Achievement


Ruth G Shaw Club President

Memorable Meetings James G Martin, Governor of North Carolina Paul Buck, Charlotte Coliseum Alex McMillan, US Congressman Humpy Wheeler, Lowe’s Motor Speedway David Goebel, Real Admiral, US Navy William Holland, CEO, Dominion Industries

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Edward E. Crutchfield Distinguished Rotarian: David G Welton Honorary Members: William Lee, Alex McMillan

The Year in News Charlotte awarded NFL football franchise Nichole Simpson murdered in Los Angeles The Chunnel opens between England and France South Africa holds first multi-cultural elections

Accomplishments and News Member William E. Poe serves as District Governor Support and funding to Oklahoma City Disaster Relief, the Boy Scouts, the Bethlehem Center, UNC Charlotte, Easter Seals, the Girl Scouts Members mentored CMS and CPCC students on career opportunities. 75th anniversary book completed. Distributed plastic Rotary logo bags to motorists to help curb littering The Pledge of Allegiance added to the meeting.


E.K. Fretwell, Jr. Club President

Memorable Meetings Richard Vinroot, Mayor, City of Charlotte Jeff Mullins, Basketball Coach, UNC Charlotte Wallace Malone, CEO, SouthTrust Bank Jim Hunt, Governor, State of North Carolina

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Johnie Jones, J.A. Jones Construction Co. Distinguished Rotarian: Charles A. Hunter

The Year in News US Air flight 1016 crashes in Charlotte Conference on commercial potential of World Wide Web held in San Francisco World Trade Organization established

Accomplishments and News Club celebrates 50th anniversary of Rotary Scout Show.

Local projects included Junior Achievement; tree planting; the Boy Scouts; and a senior citizen project.

International projects included a dental clinic in Bolivia.


Kenneth R Harris Club President

Memorable Meetings Ken Lewis. President, NationsBank Corp. Lauch Faircloth, US Senator David Stoneceipher, CEO, Jefferson-Pilot Frank Salizzoni, President, US Air Harold Brubaker, Speaker, NC House Michael Hooker, Chancellor, UNC Chapel Hill Ed Crutchfield, CEO, First Union National Bank Pat McCrory, Mayor, City of Charlotte Bill Grigg, Chairman/CEO of Duke Energy

Honors Excellence in Leadership: James Woodward, UNC Charlotte

Distinguished Rotarian: Thomas A Sadler

The Year in News Pat McCrory elected mayor Carolina Panthers play first game Federal budget standoff creates government shutdown DVD technology announced

Accomplishments and News The club set a record with over $75,000 in contributions. Beneficiaries include the CPCC Adult Literacy Program, the Police Athletic League, Elon Homes for Children, Hurricane Fran relief.

Rotary office moved from hotel to Baxter St.

General Colin Powell announced as April 1 speaker. Members and a large number of guests arrive to discover it’s a April Fools Day joke.


James Appleby, Jr. Club President

Memorable Meetings Sue Myrick, 9th District Representative Karen Popp, US Attorney, Depart. of Justice Robert Mendelsohn, CEO, Royal Insurance John Kuykendall, President, Davidson College Don Lehman, President, Hoechst-Celanese Bill McDonald, President, Sprint Telecommunications

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Freda Nicholson, Discovery Place

The Year in News Erickson Stadium opens Summer Olympics held in Atlanta Dolly, the first cloned animal, is born Fox News Channel launched

Accomplishments and News The Spring Gala was held at in Founders Hall in the NationsBank Plaza

Projects and funding included adult literacy, reading materials for the county jail, the police athletic league, and Elon Homes for Children.

President Fred had fun making major presentations of the inexpensive speaker gifts.


Fred T. Lowrance Club President Memorable Meetings

Paul Anderson, President and CEO, Duke Energy Pat McCrory, Mayor, City of Charlotte Jane Cooper, CEO, Paramount Parks Robert Vagt, President, Davidson College Molly Broad, President, University of North Carolina System

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Hugh McColl, Bank of America

Distinguished Rotarian: Cynthia W. Johnson

The Year in News Loomis Fargo armored vehicle stolen in Charlotte Diana, Princess of Wales, dies United Kingdom hands Hong Kong over to China Tobacco settlement to pay out $368 billion

Accomplishments and News First club website established

Support and funding to Jungle Aviation in Honduras, Junior Achievement, tree planting, literacy, medical equipment to Peru, Honduras hurricane relief

President Ronnie closed each meeting with a poem about the meeting and speaker.


Ronnie A. Pruett Club President

Memorable Meetings Don Beaver, Charlotte Knights Bobby Lutz, UNCC Head Basketball Coach John Edwards, US Senate Candidate Lauch Faircloth, US Senator Pat McCrory, Mayor, City of Charlotte Parks Helms, Chairman, County Commission Billy Wireman, President, Queens University Dr. Harry Nurkin, CEO, Carolina HealthCare System

Honors Excellence in Leadership: John Belk, Belk Store Services Honorary Member: Hugh McColl Jr.

The Year in News Nationsbank merges with Bank of America Google founded Dow Jones closes over 10,000 Starr Report on Bill Clinton released

•UN Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, Club President Ronnie Pruett and US Senator Jesse Helms at the Charlotte Joint Rotary Meeting •Ronnie, Pruett, Excellence in Leadership recipient John Belk, and prior winners Leroy Robinson, Ray Killian, and Byron Bullard

Accomplishments and News Provided funds and 70 work days to build Habitat House

Support and funding to Family Court, aid to Turkey and Guatemala,

Club gala held at Myers Park Country Club


J. Worth Williamson, Jr. Club President

Memorable Meetings Ben Ruffin, Chair, UNC Board of Governors Bill McCanless, CEO, Food Lion Jim Hodges, Governor, South Carolina Bill Holland, CEO, United Dominion Ed Crutchfield, Chairman, First Union Corporation Marye Anne Fox, Chancellor, NC State University Stuart Dickson, Chairman, Ruddick Corporation John Allison Chairman and CEO, BB&T

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Harry Brace, YMCA Distinguished Rotarian: W. Thomas Robertson

The Year in News Three First Union Center opens Y2K computer crisis US turns over Panama Canal to Panama

Habitat for Humanity House built by club members. School Superintendant Eric Smith presents a scholarship.

Accomplishments and News Worked with after-school programs to teach business practices.


C. Don Steger Club President

Memorable Meetings David Burner, President/CEO. BF Goodrich Jim Black, Speaker, NC House of Representatives Bruton Smith, CEO, Lowes Motor Speedway Beverly Perdue, Lt. Governor, State of North Carolina Bob Tillman, CEO, Lowes Ken Thompson, CEO, First Union Jerry Richardson, Owner, Carolina Panthers

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Dr. Billy Wireman, Queens College Distinguished Rotarian: C. Rex Welton

The Year in News George W Bush defeats Al Gore in closest presidential election in history. Dale Earnhardt dies at Daytona 500 Wikipedia launched

Powell Majors greets Bonnie Cone Carolina Panthers owner Jerry Richardson and Marilynn Bowler

Accomplishments and News Sandy Osborne begins as club secretary

Club provided funds for New York City disaster relief, Habitat for Humanity, Junior Achievement

A donation to the Rotary Foundation replaced speaker gifts

$30,000 in member donations to Rotary Foundation during the year


James H. Woodward Club President Memorable Meetings

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Jerry Orr, Charlotte Douglas International Airport Distinguished Rotarian: Donald E. Haack Honorary Member: E.K, Fretwell

The Year in News First Union and Wachovia merge Charlotte Hornets move to New Orleans World Trade Center destroyed by terrorists, killing 3,000 Euro currency introduced

•Current and past leaderss of the club and UNC-Charlotte Jim Woodward and E.K. Fretwell •Congressman Mel Watt joined members of the Charlotte Rotary Club to present 7 flags flown over the U.S. Capitol

Accomplishments and News Reporter begins to be emailed to members

The club provides funds and volunteers to a Habitat for Humanity House.

The club contributes $22,000 to help launch Junior Achievement’s Enterprise City.

The club provides a $9,000 grant to the Carolina Raptor Center

Membership ended the year up 35


David L. Anderson Club President Memorable Meetings

Humpy Wheeler, Charlotte Motor Speedway Marty Hearney, GM of Carolina Panthers David Burner, CEO of Goodrich Corp. Bill Coley, Group President, Duke Power David Auger, President, Time Warner Cable

Honors Excellence in Leadership Dr. Tony Zeiss, Central Piedmont Community College Distinguished Rotarian: Kenneth M Harris

The Year in News Hearst Tower opens in uptown Charlotte Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrates during re-entry Iraq War begins Human Genome Project completed

•Thomas More and ensemble entertain at holiday luncheon. •John Belk, Tony Zeiss and Billy Wireman.

Accomplishments and News First 9/11 Golf Classic to benefit children of first responders held at Raintree Country Club.

Funded medical equipment for Victoria Hospital in Wynburg, South Africa.

Projects included Classroom Central, Junior Achievement, the Salvation Army, Crisis Assistance, CARTS, and Habitat for Humanity

Ended the year with 330 members.

Club meetings move to Adams Mark Hotel


W. Thomas Robertson, Jr. Club President

Memorable Meetings Erskine Bowles, US Senate candidate Jim Black, NC Speaker of the House Robert Pittenger, Senator, State of North Carolina John Swofford, Commissioner, Atlantic Coast Conference Bob Johnson, Owner, Charlotte Bobcats Linda Hudson, CEO, General Dynamics Tom Skains, CEO, Piedmont Natural Gas

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Michael Marciano, Foundation for the Carolinas Distinguished Rotarian: R. Powell Majors

The Year in News Pillowtex files for bankruptcy putting 4,300 people out of work in the Kannapolis area Former Iraq president Saddam Hussein captured Facebook and Gmail introduced

•First responders at the inaugural 9/11 Golf Classic •Herb Harriss encourages members to volunteer to ‘ring the bell’ for the Salvation Army

Accomplishments and News Club provides funding and support for tsunami relief, Down Syndrome Summer Camp, Crisis Assistance Ministry, The Salvation Army, the Charlotte Museum of History, and Hurricane Charley relief.

Interact Club at Myers Park High School re-established

Gala to celebrate Rotary International’s 100th Anniversary held at Charlotte Country Club

Rotary International President John Estess honors Powell Majors with a tree planting at CPCC


Catherine B. Browning Club President

Memorable Meetings Kevin Kendrick, Federal Bureau of Investigation Tom Nelson, National Gypsum Company Ruth Shaw, President and CEO, Duke Power Company Jim Brinkley, CEO, Legg Mason Bobby Vagt, President, Davidson College Marty Evans, President, National Red Cross

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Krista Tillman, Bell South Distinguished Rotarian: K. Martin Waters, Jr.

The Year in News George W Bush re-elected UNC-Chapel Hill wins basketball national championship

•Tree planting to honor Powell Majors •First and second female club presidents Ruth Shaw and Catherine Browning

Accomplishments and News Members donate over $10,000 to Hurricane Katrina relief

Powell Majors’ 99th birthday celebrated with gala at Charlotte Country Club

Club donor advised fund started with $20,000 in contributions.

Club renews relationship with Alto Cayma, Peru.

World War II documentary project finalized.

Club meetings move from Adams Mark Hotel to current location


Herbert L. Harriss Club President

Memorable Meetings Jerry Orr, Director of Aviation, Charlotte Douglas Airport Mark Richardson, President, Carolina Panthers Phillip DuBois, Chancellor, UNC Charlotte Bob Inman, writer, former WBTV news anchor Cathy Bessant, Global Chief Marketing Office, Bank of America Fred Morganthal, President, Harris Teeter

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Tom Nelson, National Gypsum Distinguished Rotarian: Ralston M Pound Jr.

The Year in News Bobcats Arena opens IRA announces end to 36-year armed campaign

•Powell Majors at hid 99th birthday celebration. •Members collecting clothes for Crisis Assistance Ministry

Accomplishments and News Projects and donations included Community Link, Carolina Citizens Freedom Foundation, Childhood Leukemia Foundation, Charlotte Rescue Mission, Crisis Assistance Ministry, Hands On Charlotte, Habitat for Humanity, Shelterbox USA, and St. Xavier’s Godavari School in Kathmandu, Nepal.


Luther T. Moore Club President

Memorable Meetings Tim Belk, President and CEO, Belk Inc.

Bobby Vagt, President, Davidson College

Peter Gorman, Superintendant, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools

Martin Rickerd, Her Majesty’s Consul General, Great Britian

Hans-Jorg Brunner, Consul General, Germany

Erskine Bowles, President, University of North Carolina System

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Luther L. Fincher, Jr., Charlotte Fire Department Distinguished Rotarian: Alan T. Adler

The Year in News Billy Graham Library opens First iPhone sold Democrats gain control of both US Houses

•South Korean Youth Exchange Program student Suji Kim. •Luther Fincher accepts Excellence in Leadership Award

Accomplishments and News Projects and grants include Habitat for Humanity, Alzheimer's, the Performance Learning Center, CPCC, Make-A-Wish, Crisis Assistance Ministry, the Greenway, the Salvation Army, Classroom Central, Junior Achievement, and Rotary Exchange projects

Fellowship Committee established with organized trips, and member-hosted dinners.

Longtime member, and 33rd club president (1946-47) Powell Majors, dies

Five members and spouses lead second trip to Alta Cayma Peru. $37,000 raised for water project there.

Standing Rules established.


David J Zimmerman Club President

Memorable Meetings Paula Kerger, President, PBS Mark Richardson, President, Carolina Panthers Fred Morganthal, President, Harris Teeter Jim Morgan, Chairman, Krispy Kreme Jim Cooney, attorney, Duke Lacrosse case Afshin Chazi, Epicenter developer

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Allen Tate, Jr., Allen Tate Company Distinguished Rotarian: Catherine B. Browning

The Year in News Dow Jones reaches 12,000 Light rail service begins in Charlotte Former Mayor John Belk dies Mortgage crisis begins Vladimir Putin elected as Russian President

Members visiting Arequipa Peru inspect a container of items sent by the club. Underground Detour, featuring several club members, plays at the Club Assembly

Accomplishments and News Member donations to Rotary Foundation increase 160%

Rotary Scholarship Golf Classic nets $71,000

Club helps with Flight of Honor activities

Started work on Greenway clock


DeWitt F. McCarley Club President

Memorable Meetings Chancellor Holden Thorpe, UNC-Chapel Hill Former mayor Harvey Gantt Dave Sanderson, passanger, “Miracle on the Hudson” Governor Pat McCrory Pat Riley, CEO, Allen Tate Companies Steve Troxler, Commissioner, NC Department of Agriculture Holden Thorpe, Chancellor, UNC Chapel Hill

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Peter S. Gilcrest, Mecklenburg County District Attorney Distinguished Rotarian: Carol W. Jordan

The Year in News Wells Fargo purchases Wachovia Barack Obama elected president Swine flu becomes global pandemic

•Flight of Honor ground in Washington •A Group Study Exchange Team from Egypt visits the club

Accomplishments and News Club projects and donations include the Grameen Foundation, Junior Achievement, Classroom Central, Carolinas Healthcare Foundation, Charlotte Museum of History, Charlotte Rescue Mission, Partners for Parks, and Flight of Honor


John F. Snyder Club President

Memorable Meetings Robert Stolz, Chairman, NC Chamber of Commerce Harry Jones, Manager, Mecklenburg County Jim Rogers, President and CEO, Duke Energy Keith Crisco, NC Secretary of Commerce

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Thomas M. Belk, Jr., Belk Store Services Inc. Distinguished Rotarian: B. Lamar Thomas Jr.

The Year in News NASCAR Hall of Fame opens Anthony Foxx elected mayor 8.7 million less jobs than in 2007 Affordable Care Act signed into law Offshore oil rig explodes in Gulf of Mexico

Junior Achievement volunteers. President John with club members and mayoral candidates John Lassiter and Anthony Foxx

Accomplishments and News Club sponsors Charlotte Evening Rotary Club

Focus on club public relations begins.

Rotary clock on greenway finished

Projects include Habitat for Humanity house; school supplies and wells in Sudan, a Charlotte police history exhibit; the Charlotte Museum of History, Classroom Central, Flight of Honor; United Family Services


Pender McElroy Club President Memorable Meetings

David Murdock, Owner, Dole Foods

Marshall Larson, President, Goodrich Corporation

Walter Dalton, NC Lieutenant Governor

Sue Myrick, US Representative

Anthony Fox, Charlotte Mayor

Honors Distinguished Rotarian: Sandy Osborne

The Year in News Duke Energy Center opens US forces kill Osama bin Laden Federal Reserve purchased $600 billion in bonds WikiLeaks leaks thousands of classified documents

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Accomplishments and News Set five-year strategic plan for club Added History to Health and Happiness Hosted RI President Kalyan Banerjee for district-wide luncheon Members began serving Christmas breakfast at Charlotte Rescue Mission Held meeting at NASCAR Hall of Fame


Ronald R. Kimble Club President

Memorable Meetings Johnny Harris, President, Lincoln-Harris LLC Dan Murray, Director Host Committee, Democratic National Committee Ron Rivera, Coach, Carolina Panthers Peter Oosterhuis, golf analyst

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Frank Harrison III Distinguished Rotarian: John H. Tabor

Rotary International President Kalyan Baneriee with President Ron and Mayor Anthony Foxx President Ron ready to throw out first pitch at Charlotte Knights game

The Year in News 51-story The Vue opens Occupy Wall Street protests World population reaches 7 billion

Accomplishments and News Club replaces 85 American flags at local schools.

Relief effort for Hurricane Sandy, Boston Marathon Bombing, and Oklahoma tornado destruction.

Helped establish Rotaract Club at Queens University.

Five –year strategic plan put into effect


Marilynn F. Bowler Club President

Memorable Meetings Tom Skains, President, Piedmont Natural Gas Billy Packer, basketball announcer Fernando Aguirre, CEO, Chiquita Brands Jack Truong, Head of US Operations, Electrolux Howard Levine, CEO, Family Dollar Sharon Decker, NC Secretary of Commerce Nathan Hatch, President, Wake Forest University Chris Kearney, CEO, SPX Corporation

Honors Distinguished Rotarian: Karen Steffens Honorary Member: Pat McCrory

Members Ed Driggs and XXXX entertain during holiday music program. President Marilynn awards Pat McCrory with an honorary membership

The Year in News Pat McCrory elected Governor of NC US Airways and American Airlines merge Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina is elected the 266th pope

Accomplishments and News Club involved in major tree planting effort.

Members travel to Alto Cayma Peru

Club Social at Charlotte Knights

Became a 100% Paul Harris Fellow Club

Members Jerry Coughter, Gregg Walker and Paul Wyche follow President Tabor’s example from the previous year and climb Mt. Kilimanjaro to help raise money to fight polio

Member Luther Moore serves as District Governor


John H Tabor Club President

Memorable Meetings Dan Morrison, President, Carolina Panthers Ken Peacock, President, Appalachian State University Dan Clodfelter, Mayor, City of Charlotte Roger Crandall, President, Mass Mutual Financial Group

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Wayland N. Cato, Jr., Cato Corporation Distinguished Rotarians: Jessica Dupree, Bill Gill, Phil Volponi

•Club members on Mt. Kilimanjaro •Club members planting tree for Trees Charlotte •Club member in Alto Cayma Peru

The Year in News Mayor Patrick Cannon resigns amid corruption charges. Dan Clodfelter appointed mayor. Colorado legalizes marijuana ISIS occupies major area of the Middle East

Accomplishments and News Free Library Birdhouses built and installed by club members

Completed strategic plan and implemented

Club funds books for CMS students

Tree planting effort continues

Club provides resources for a rehab center in Surat India, a library in Alto Cayma Peru, Japan tsunami relief, literacy in Rwanda, and shelter boxes for Syrian refugees.


P. Anthony Zeiss Club President Memorable Meetings

Jim Morgan, CEO, Krispy Kreme Anthony Tata, Secretary, NC Department of Transportation Carl Lee, CEO, Snyder’s-Lance Inc. Jeffery Lacker, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Phil DuBois, Chancellor, UNC-Charlotte John Allison, former CEO, The Cato Institute and BB&T Richard Burr, US Senator from North Carolina Jim Beattie, man who broke the indoor 4-minute mile

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Jane McIntyre, United Way of Central Carolinas Distinguished Rotarian: Ed Wadsworth, II

•Herb Harriss and family ring the bell for the Salvation Army •Tom Burgess installs a library bird house.

The Year in News Same-sex marriage approved by the Supreme Court

Accomplishments and News Goal of 100 service projects by club members.

Local projects included Classroom Central; Coins for Alzheimer's Research Trust, butterfly gardens, a CMS reading program; Trees Charlotte; and Charlotte Rescue Mission. The club also sponsored 10 students to an eight-week summer camp; and provided water for flood victims in Columbia SC

International projects included assistance for a women’s clinic in Managua, Nicaragua; a girls school in Gitarama, Rwanda; stoves for villagers in Honduras; sports equipment for students in the Kibera slum in Nairobi; school supplies in Alto Cayma, Peru; and a water project in Haiti. The club also sponsored four students to participate in Rotary’s Newgen Peace Builders seminar.


Thomas M. Bartholomy Club President

Memorable Meetings Anthony Foxx, US Secretary of Transportation Dave Gentleman, General Manager, Carolina Panthers Harris Pastides, President, University of South Carolina June Atkinson, Superintendant, NC Dept of Education

Honors Excellence in Leadership: Michael C. Tarwater, Carolinas Healthcare System, Pamela Davies, Queens University Distinguished Rotarian: Luther Fincher

•Club members volunteering at WTVI as part of the 100 service project goal. •US Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx presents at club

The Year in News Jennifer Roberts elected mayor

Accomplishments and News 100th anniversary gala at Charlotte Convention Center.

Club commits to 100 projects for the year

President English accepts new position in Wilmington. Past President Bartholomy finishes the year.


Natalie H. English Club President

Memorable Meetings Matt Martin, Federal Reserve Bank Marcus Smith, Speedway Motorsports Governor Pat McCrory

Honors Excellence In Leadership: Governor Pat McCrory Distinguished Rotarian; Ron Kimble

The Year in News Donald Trump elected president

Roy Cooper elected Governor

Civil unrest in Charlotte following police shooting

•Uptown banner highlighting the club’s 100th anniversary. •Ralston Pound, a member of the club for 68 out of the 100 years, celebrates at the anniversary gala

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The Rotary Club of Charlotte Year in... · Erickson Stadium opens Summer Olympics held in Atlanta Dolly, the first cloned animal, is born ... of the inexpensive speaker gifts. The