The Rotary Club of New Brunswick held the Paul Harris Recognition Dinner and Installation of Officers and Directors on June 27, 2019 at Fresco Steak and Seafood Grill in Milltown. This annual event honors members of the community and the Club who have contributed exceptional and continuous service with the name of Paul Harris, who formed the world's first service organization, the Rotary Club of Chicago in 1905. Being named and recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow is the highest award that clubs can award to an individual.
Our Immediate Past President, Pamela Stalcup, represented the Rotary Club of New Brunswick at the District 7475 Rotary Business Networking event on 6/12/19 at Arm & Hammer Park, home of the Trenton Thunder. She is pictured here with District Governor-Elect Ray Freaney.
The Club held a luncheon meeting at Middlesex County College on the Edison Campus on April 18, 2019. Recently appointed MCC President Mark McCormick (seated in the middle) welcomed the members and complimented the new Rotary scholarship program that begins in the 2019/2020 academic year.
John W. Wilson, the District Governor of District 7475, attended our club luncheon meeting on January 24, 2019. This visit is among the 87 club meetings that he has scheduled this year in the newly merged District 7475. He commented on the three major priorities of the Rotary International master plan including growing membership, extending community service locally and internationally, and expanding visibility of Rotary. In addition, John conducted the induction ceremony of Arnie Tiangco, President of CMIT Solutions of New Brunswick. His company delivers enterprise-class IT support to small and mid-size companies.
