A Warm Welcome to Our Newest Member! Katharine Durdle
There is no greater milestone for a Rotary club than welcoming a new member into our family. We are absolutely thrilled to announce the official induction of Katharine Durdle to the Rotary Club of Innisfil. Katharine brings a passion for service and community that perfectly aligns with our guiding principle of Service Above Self. Please join us in giving her a warm Innisfil welcome!
Welcoming a new member is always a highlight of our Rotary year. It represents growth, fresh ideas, and a strengthened commitment to making a lasting impact both locally and globally.
During our recent meeting, we had the distinct honor of officially inducting Katharine Durdle into the Rotary Club of Innisfil.
The Induction Ceremony
The induction of a new member is a meaningful tradition. Surrounded by fellow club members, Katharine was presented with her Rotary lapel pin—a symbol recognized worldwide representing integrity, service, and peace.
As we shared the Rotary Charge, we were reminded of the core values that unite us:
The Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say, or do—Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Object of Rotary: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.
Looking Ahead
Every new member brings a unique set of skills, professional expertise, and personal experiences that enrich our club. We are excited to collaborate with Katharine on our upcoming community service projects, youth initiatives, and local fundraisers.
"We do not drag people into Rotary; we attract them. Katharine's dedication to community spirit is a perfect fit for our club, and we are excited to see the impact we will make together."
Please take a moment at our next meeting to personally welcome Katharine, introduce yourself, and help her embark on what we know will be a deeply rewarding Rotary journey.
Welcome to the family, Katharine!
Welcoming a new member is always a highlight of our Rotary year. It represents growth, fresh ideas, and a strengthened commitment to making a lasting impact both locally and globally.
During our recent meeting, we had the distinct honor of officially inducting Katharine Durdle into the Rotary Club of Innisfil.
The Induction Ceremony
The induction of a new member is a meaningful tradition. Surrounded by fellow club members, Katharine was presented with her Rotary lapel pin—a symbol recognized worldwide representing integrity, service, and peace.
As we shared the Rotary Charge, we were reminded of the core values that unite us:
The Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say, or do—Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Object of Rotary: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.
Looking Ahead
Every new member brings a unique set of skills, professional expertise, and personal experiences that enrich our club. We are excited to collaborate with Katharine on our upcoming community service projects, youth initiatives, and local fundraisers.
"We do not drag people into Rotary; we attract them. Katharine's dedication to community spirit is a perfect fit for our club, and we are excited to see the impact we will make together."
Please take a moment at our next meeting to personally welcome Katharine, introduce yourself, and help her embark on what we know will be a deeply rewarding Rotary journey.
Welcome to the family, Katharine!
Welcoming a new member is always a highlight of our Rotary year. It represents growth, fresh ideas, and a strengthened commitment to making a lasting impact both locally and globally.
During our recent meeting, we had the distinct honor of officially inducting Katharine Durdle into the Rotary Club of Innisfil.
The Induction Ceremony
The induction of a new member is a meaningful tradition. Surrounded by fellow club members, Katharine was presented with her Rotary lapel pin—a symbol recognized worldwide representing integrity, service, and peace.
As we shared the Rotary Charge, we were reminded of the core values that unite us:
The Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say, or do—Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Object of Rotary: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.
Looking Ahead
Every new member brings a unique set of skills, professional expertise, and personal experiences that enrich our club. We are excited to collaborate with Katharine on our upcoming community service projects, youth initiatives, and local fundraisers.
"We do not drag people into Rotary; we attract them. Katharine's dedication to community spirit is a perfect fit for our club, and we are excited to see the impact we will make together."
Please take a moment at our next meeting to personally welcome Katharine, introduce yourself, and help her embark on what we know will be a deeply rewarding Rotary journey.
Welcome to the family, Katharine!
Welcoming a new member is always a highlight of our Rotary year. It represents growth, fresh ideas, and a strengthened commitment to making a lasting impact both locally and globally.
During our recent meeting, we had the distinct honor of officially inducting Katharine Durdle into the Rotary Club of Innisfil.
The Induction Ceremony
The induction of a new member is a meaningful tradition. Surrounded by fellow club members, Katharine was presented with her Rotary lapel pin—a symbol recognized worldwide representing integrity, service, and peace.
As we shared the Rotary Charge, we were reminded of the core values that unite us:
The Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say, or do—Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Object of Rotary: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.
Looking Ahead
Every new member brings a unique set of skills, professional expertise, and personal experiences that enrich our club. We are excited to collaborate with Katharine on our upcoming community service projects, youth initiatives, and local fundraisers.
"We do not drag people into Rotary; we attract them. Katharine's dedication to community spirit is a perfect fit for our club, and we are excited to see the impact we will make together."
Please take a moment at our next meeting to personally welcome Katharine, introduce yourself, and help her embark on what we know will be a deeply rewarding Rotary journey.
Welcome to the family, Katharine!
Welcoming a new member is always a highlight of our Rotary year. It represents growth, fresh ideas, and a strengthened commitment to making a lasting impact both locally and globally.
During our recent meeting, we had the distinct honor of officially inducting Katharine Durdle into the Rotary Club of Innisfil.
The Induction Ceremony
The induction of a new member is a meaningful tradition. Surrounded by fellow club members, Katharine was presented with her Rotary lapel pin—a symbol recognized worldwide representing integrity, service, and peace.
As we shared the Rotary Charge, we were reminded of the core values that unite us:
The Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say, or do—Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Object of Rotary: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.
Looking Ahead
Every new member brings a unique set of skills, professional expertise, and personal experiences that enrich our club. We are excited to collaborate with Katharine on our upcoming community service projects, youth initiatives, and local fundraisers.
"We do not drag people into Rotary; we attract them. Katharine's dedication to community spirit is a perfect fit for our club, and we are excited to see the impact we will make together."
Please take a moment at our next meeting to personally welcome Katharine, introduce yourself, and help her embark on what we know will be a deeply rewarding Rotary journey.
Welcome to the family, Katharine!
Welcoming a new member is always a highlight of our Rotary year. It represents growth, fresh ideas, and a strengthened commitment to making a lasting impact both locally and globally.
During our recent meeting, we had the distinct honor of officially inducting Katharine Durdle into the Rotary Club of Innisfil.
The Induction Ceremony
The induction of a new member is a meaningful tradition. Surrounded by fellow club members, Katharine was presented with her Rotary lapel pin—a symbol recognized worldwide representing integrity, service, and peace.
As we shared the Rotary Charge, we were reminded of the core values that unite us:
The Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say, or do—Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Object of Rotary: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.
Looking Ahead
Every new member brings a unique set of skills, professional expertise, and personal experiences that enrich our club. We are excited to collaborate with Katharine on our upcoming community service projects, youth initiatives, and local fundraisers.
"We do not drag people into Rotary; we attract them. Katharine's dedication to community spirit is a perfect fit for our club, and we are excited to see the impact we will make together."
Please take a moment at our next meeting to personally welcome Katharine, introduce yourself, and help her embark on what we know will be a deeply rewarding Rotary journey.
Welcome to the family, Katharine!
Welcoming a new member is always a highlight of our Rotary year. It represents growth, fresh ideas, and a strengthened commitment to making a lasting impact both locally and globally.
During our recent meeting, we had the distinct honor of officially inducting Katharine Durdle into the Rotary Club of Innisfil.
The Induction Ceremony
The induction of a new member is a meaningful tradition. Surrounded by fellow club members, Katharine was presented with her Rotary lapel pin—a symbol recognized worldwide representing integrity, service, and peace.
As we shared the Rotary Charge, we were reminded of the core values that unite us:
The Four-Way Test: Of the things we think, say, or do—Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Object of Rotary: To encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.
Looking Ahead
Every new member brings a unique set of skills, professional expertise, and personal experiences that enrich our club. We are excited to collaborate with Katharine on our upcoming community service projects, youth initiatives, and local fundraisers.
"We do not drag people into Rotary; we attract them. Katharine's dedication to community spirit is a perfect fit for our club, and we are excited to see the impact we will make together."
Please take a moment at our next meeting to personally welcome Katharine, introduce yourself, and help her embark on what we know will be a deeply rewarding Rotary journey.
Welcome to the family, Katharine!