Gathered in fellowship around the Rotary Burr Oak Tree, which is planted on the southwest lawn of Medina's Historic Public Square, Medina Sunrise Rotary celebrated 27 years of service to the community.
"The Burr Oak Tree came from the Morgan Park, Illinois, home of Paul Harris who founded Rotary in 1905," said club community service chair David Lariviere. "It was not quite a 12" seedling when the City of Medina received it in the 1990's and, taking root in the community, now stands proudly at nearly 40 feet tall on Historic Medina Public Square.
The Medina Sunrise Rotary Club and our community partners return each year in the fall to watch the sunrise over Medina, note the growth of our tree, and renew our commitment to making a difference in the lives of children in our community and beyond, through our time, talents and treasures."
Medina Sunrise Rotary's local projects and causes support many charities involving children, including: safety, literacy, hunger, health, service and more. We are service-hearted men and women who meet, 7:15 am on Tuesday mornings at Pride One in Medina. Join us: www.medinasunriserotary.com
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