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The Second Batch of Woman District Governors |
by PDG Tin Tin Nu Raschid | |||||||||||||||||||||||
A dozen women gathered at the International Assembly in Although there were twelve of us to begin with, we lost two classmates soon after their terms were over, and I am sorry to say, I cannot write much about them, except to say that we miss them. Karen Kline was Everyone was requested to send me their Rotary bios. But they have sent them to me in different formats. I asked some of them to elaborate, as I keep close touch with them, and have noted their accomplishments in Rotary. But they did not want to change anything. I know that Carolyn Schuetz Baysdorfer, Blanch Sloan, Carol Summerlin and Carleen Spano have done a lot more than is in their bios; and have contributed to RI with their experiences, have been trainers of District Governors at the Zone Institutes, and participated at the International Conventions. Please allow me to introduce my friends and classmates of 1996-1997: |
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