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Paul P. Harris (April 19, 1868 - January 27, 1947) was a Chicago attorney best known for founding Rotary International in 1905, which now boasts over one million members worldwide. Harris was born in Racine, Wisconsin but grew up in Vermont. He later moved to Chicago, Illinois to begin his law practice. Harris attended both Princeton University and the University of Iowa.
The Paul Harris Award is the highest honor the Canton Rotary Club can bestow on a club member or a community member, for contributions to the club, the Canton community, or the North Country as “service above self.” For each award presented, the club contributes $1,000 to the Rotary Foundation in support of its international service projects.
Phil Bisselle, outgoing Canton Rotary Club president, l., and Francine Perretta, incoming president, present Severn Brown with Paul Harris award, 1998.
1976 Lorence Pries 1977 Atwood Manley 1979 Edward Blankman 1980 Loryne Connick 1981 Everett Howard 1983 Robert Sparr 1985 Daniel O’Connor John Cheney 1986 Floyd Morter 1987 Roger Harris 1988 Dr. Stuart Winning 1989 Frank Piskor ] 1990 Thomas Lee Hugh Grady 1991 Neal Caneen 1992 C. Edwin Brackett Ross Hudson Richard Lobdell 1993 James Monroe 1994 Rev. Jack Wells [Community] Robert Wells [Community] 1995 Peter Van de Water [Community] Clark Carvel [Community] 1996 Rita Ostrander Mary Verlaque 1997 Philip Bisselle Howard Smith James Wallace [Community] 1998 Severn Brown Cathleen O’Horo 1999 Farid Haq Robert Raymo [Community] 2000 Francine Perretta 2001 Daniel Sullivan [Community] Bernard McKinnon 2002 Ted Linn 2003 Fred Peets 2004 Richard Miller Michael Crowe 2005 Ellen Rocco [Community] 2006 David Nelson 2007 Kathryn L. Mullaney 2008 Joe Marsh 2009 Gerry Lambert Kathy Rogers 2010 Janet Favro Dr. Joseph Kenney Thomas Kulick
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