The Club is visited by Pike County Pioneer Ann Love, as portrayed by Mrs. Alice Phillips. (The Messenger recently did a story on Mrs. Phillips’ re-enactment of Ann Love. She is Maggie Hammond’s mother.
AUGUST 2021 SERVICE PROJECT: Troy Rotary organized the assembly of school supplies for elementary school students in need.
Dr. Sullimen is an acclaimed speaker, teacher, coach, and performer with expertise in trombone, chamber brass music, and jazz. He contributes to our community through his involvement with the Troy Arts Council and performs in many regional orchestras.
During the meeting on August 10, the Club recognized Ms. Maggie Hammond and Dr. Earl Ingram as Paul Harris Fellows.
They are excellent community leaders and inspiration for all and we thank them for their service.
Troy Rotary celebrated 100 years of services on Sunday afternoon, June 13. The Troy Rotary Club held a cook-out for members and their families on the grounds of the Pioneer Museum of Alabama in the afternoon.
Members along with their family members, children and grand children enjoyed fellowship, fantastic food, specially treat with a great Bluegrass and Gospel music group.
A bluegrass musical group came from the Valdosta area—Lost Dogs Found.
Some pictures are attached as below.
