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Family Of Rotary Award
APPLICATION INFORMATION
(File Updated: 1/28/08 )
For: The club that has a Family of Rotary
Chair, and has best used some of the suggested activities of the Family
of Rotary emphasis in scheduling the club's activities for the year.
Type: Plaque
DEADLINE FOR
SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules:
The award is given to the club that
has best achieved the objectives of the Family of Rotary emphasis.
History: In
response to Rotary International President, Jonathan B. Majiyabe’s call
to emphasize The Family of Rotary (FOR) objectives.
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2003 |
2004 Smoky Hill, Denver Southeast |
2005 Boulder |
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2006 Evergreen |
2007 Denver
Mile High Rotary |
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Best Club
Growth Award
For: The club with the largest percentage of growth from July
1 and last day of February, as automatically computed by the District
5450 office.
Type: New plaque each year for 3 membership categories: Up to 35 members, 36-60
members, and 61 or more members.
DEADLINE FOR
SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: Largest percentage of club growth from July through the month prior to the
district conference as determined by the DG.
History: This award was initiated during the 1950’s when we were District 168.
Recipients:
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1989 Yuma, Chatfield, Summit County
1991 Wray, Boulder Valley, Aurora
1993 Kremmling, Longmont, Longmont Twin Peaks,
Denver Mile High
1995 Kremmling, Parker, Denver
1997 Brush, Longmont Twin Peaks, Summit County
1999 Denver Southwest, Highlands Ranch, Evergreen
2001 Arvada Sunrise, Northglenn/Thornton, Evergreen
2003 Conifer, Parker, Summit
1990 Akron, Broomfield, Littleton
1992 DIA, Golden, Denver |
1994 DIA, Evergreen, Denver Southeast
1996 Boulder Valley, Denver Cherry Creek,
Denver Mile High
1998 Evergreen. Denver Tech
Center, Aurora
2000 Yuma, Commerce City, Longmont Twin Peaks
2002 Wray,
Coal Creek, Evergreen
2004 Grandby, Broomfield, Evergreen
2005 Denver Cherry Creek, Mountain
Foothills, Parker
2006 Rotary eClub One, Commerce City, Denver Mile High
2007 Littleton Sunrise,
eClub One, Boulder Valley |
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Best Club
Attendance Award
For: The club with the best average attendance
from July 1 and last day of February, as
automatically computed by the District 5450 office..
Type: New plaque each year.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: Club with best average attendance from July through the month prior to the
district conference as determined by the DG.
History: One of the oldest awards in the district.
Recipients:
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1989 Yuma
1993 Arvada
1997 Arvada
2001 Arvada |
1990 Yuma
1994 Commerce City
1998 Arvada
2002 Arvada Sunrise |
1991 Yuma
1995 Arvada
1999 Arvada
2003 Centennial |
1992 Yuma
1996 Golden
2000 Arvada
2004 eClub One, Conifer |
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2005 Arvada Sunrise |
2006 Brighton Early |
2007 Brighton Early |
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For: The club which has done
the most to stimulate Vocational Service in its community.
Type:
New plaque each year. In
addition, an impressive cup will serve as a perpetual traveling trophy.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: The award winner will be determined by the District Governor with advice
from the District Vocational Service Committee.
History:
Established in 1989 by N.
Berne Hart, chair of the District Vocational Service Committee.
Recipients:
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1989 University Hills
1992 Denver Cherry Creek
1995 Lakewood
1998 Conifer
2001 Highlands Ranch
2004 Boulder
1990 Denver |
1993 Denver Mile High
1996 Northglenn/Thornton
1999 Brush
2002 Summit County
2005 Smoky Hill
1991 Westminster
1994Lakewood Foothills |
1997 Lakewood Foothills
2000 Denver DTC
2003 Golden
2006 Golden
2007 Summit County |
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Preserve
Planet
Earth Award
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF
(File Updated: 12/07)
For: To recognize annually the Rotary club which has made a significant
contribution to preserving our physical heritage through a community
project which prevents waste, conserves resources or recycles materials.
Type: Traveling trophy and a permanent individual plaque.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules:
The award will be
determined by the District Governor with the advice of the District
Preserve Planet Earth Committee.
Recipients:
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1996 Evergreen
1999 Wray
2002 Peak To Peak
2005 Mountain Foothills |
1997 Evergreen
2000 Conifer
2003 Longmont
2006 Arvada |
1998 Evergreen
2001 Commerce City
2004 Coal Creek
2007 Evergreen |
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Best
District Web Sites Award
THIS AWARD NO LONGER GIVEN
For: To annually recognize
the best website design. The purpose is to encourage development of club web
sites and acknowledge the significant effort required to develop and
maintain a good web site.
Type:
Individual plaque and graphic logo may be displayed on the winning site.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules:
The award will be
determined by independent judges appointed by the District Internet
Chair. The winning website(s) are ineligible for three years after
winning.
Recipients:
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1999 Commercial Lakewood Foothills
(Chuck Montgomery)
1999 Amateur
Smoky Hill
(Gary Fletcher)
2001 Smoky Hill (Gary Fletcher)
2000 Denver DTC
2002 eClub One (Gary Fletcher) |
2003 (Gold) Denver SE. (Silver) Longmont,
(Bronze) Golden
2004 (Gold) Longmont, (Silver) Golden,
(Bronze) Evergreen
2005 (Gold) Golden, (Silver) Smoky Hill, (Bronze) Boulder
2006 (Tie Gold) Rotary eClub
One, Smoky Hill (Gary Fletcher), (Bronze) Golden, Barb
Warden
2007 This Award No Longer
Given |
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Public Relations Award
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF
(File Updated:
1-5-08
)
For: District 5450 Club that has generated increased
awareness and understanding of Rotary through outstanding media coverage
or public relations efforts.
Type: Plaque
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: See "Rules &
Application PDF" link
above . Winner of this district award is nominated for RI Public
Relations Award by the District Governor.
History:
Recipients:
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1998 Littleton
2000 Parker
2001 Golden
2005 Golden, Commerce City |
2002 Boulder
2003 Smoky Hill
2004 Denver Southeast
2006 Littleton Sunrise
2007 Commerce City,
Boulder Flatirons |
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Ron Prascher
Interact Service Award
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF
(File Updated:01-02-08 )
For: Outstanding
Interact Club
Type: Plaque
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: See "Rules & Application
PDF" link above .
History: New
Award 2001
Recipients:
2002-03 Brush High school
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2005-06 Interact of
Golden |
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2004-05
Boulder Interact |
2006-07 So. Jeffco
Interact Club, D'Evelyn High School |
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2003-04 Evergreen High school |
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Ed Bemis Award
Littleton Rotary Club
CRITERIA (File
Updated: )
INVITATION
(File Updated: 10/07)
APPLICATION (File
Updated:10/07 )
For:
Best Club Bulletin.
Type: One new plaque each year.
Judging categories and weighing percentages are:
Club News 40%, Originality 30%, Rotary Education 20%, Format and
Appearance 10%.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: Detailed rules, explanations
of judging categories, and a copy of The Editor's Creed can be
viewed by clicking on the hyperlink above.
History: The Bemis Award is named for
the late Edwin A. Bemis, long-time editor/publisher of the Littleton
Independent. He was a president of the club and coined the name
"Editarian" for the editors of the Rotary Club Bulletins. Ed was
governor of District 113 in 1943-44, which included present
Districts 5440, 5450 & 5470.
Recipients:
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1989 Denver Cherry Creek--Karen Buxton
1990 Smoky Hill--Gary Fletcher
1991 Golden--Dana Moran
1992 Denver--Kathlynne Smith
1993 Denver Mile High--Dee Pallasch
1994 Lakewood--Judy Miller
1995 Boulder--Bob Bradfield
1996 Smoky Hill--Talee Crowe
1997 Denver LoDo |
1998 Evergreen--Ann Schmidt
1999 Golden--Dana Moran
2000 Englewood--Spencer Mamber
2001 Lakewood Foothills - Jacqueline Hirsch
2002 Boulder Flatirons --
Sue Gunn
2003 Westminster, Tom Jones
2004 Lakewood - Joe Woodson
2005 Smoky Hill Rotary - Mark Johnson
2006 Parker - Bill Fernow
2007 Boulder Flatirons
- Sally Sandoe |
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Helping Hands Award
Brush Rotary Club
CRITERIA
(File Updated: 1-3-08 )
For:
Best Project Targeting Children, pre-school through high scho ol
who have developmental, physical or mental disabilities, children at
risk, and children who are struggling to overcome other obstacles.
DEADLINE
FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Type: Bronze traveling
sculpture plus $500 to club
Rules:
Recipients:
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2006 Littleton Sunrise |
2007 Arvada Sunrise |
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Les Bevans
Pacesetter Award
University Hills
Rotary Club
APPLICATION PDF (File
Updated:1-2-08 ) MORE
INFORMATION
(File Updated:1-2-08 )
For: Recognition of a Rotarian involved, exemplifying and contributing to the
ideal of Vocational Service in his/her community.
Type:
Engraved crystal memento.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION:
MARCH 1
Rules:
A pamphlet describing the
award and guidelines for submission of nominations and criteria will be
distributed to all clubs in the district in the fall of the year.
Nomination must be submitted no later than Feb 15 each year.
History: The Pacesetter Award developed from the realization that the Vocational
Avenue of Service needed greater attention and exposure.
Recipients:
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1991 Denver Mile High/Loy Dickinson
1992 Denver/Roger Kinney
1993 Littleton/Dr. Sam Langstaff
1994 Denver/Dr. John Boswick
1995 Longmont/Dick Salberg
1996 Northglenn/Thornton/Robert Barber
1997 Arvada/Jack Emery
1998 Golden/Dorothy Horrell |
1999 Summit
County/Phil Nowell
2000 Aurora/Debbie Lynch
2001 Evergreen/Carolyn Alexander
2003 Englewood/Frank T Sargent, M.D.
2004 Denver Mile High/Terry
Fiske
2005 Golden, Pat Madison
2006 Littleton Sunrise, Jane Barnes
2007 Robert "Bob"
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Scott
Metcalf
Award
Lakewood Foothills
Rotary Club
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF
(File Updated: )
For: The
outstanding club project for the year.
Type: Traveling trophy and individual plaque.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: 1. Any project eligible
within the Four Avenues of Service and initiated during the current Rotary
year.
2. The project will be judged solely by the information presented and
based on the display in the House of Friendship at the District Conference . A
complete description of the club project must be submitted to the Lakewood
Foothills Club 30 days prior to the District Conference (March 30) and all projects
are to be displayed at the District Conference.
History: The award was established by the Lakewood Foothills Club and honors the
memory of Scott Metcalf, Sr., past DG of District 5300 and former member
of the
Lakewood Foothills Club who best depicted Rotary’s motto "Service
Above Self". The award was redefined in 1989 to recognize best ‘new’
club project for the yr.
Recipients:
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1988 Lakewood Foothills-
Therapy Park/Rotary for Mexico
1990 Denver Mile High – Barth Hotel
1991 Evergreen – P-Act Plus
1992 Denver Cherry Creek – Dentists to Guatemala
1993 Summit County
– Giberson Bay Handicap Access
1994 Littleton-Bus to Littleton
Community Center
1995 Evergreen – Handicapped Camp
1996 Parker Mentoring
1997 Lakewood Foothills |
1998 Aurora
1999
Denver LoDo – Manual High
2000 Denver Southeast--I Have A Dream Foundation
2001 Parker
-- Rotary Reads
2003 Garth Godwin, Westminster 7:10
Computer For Kids
2004 -
2005 - Commerce City
2006 Littleton Sunrise, Career Day
2007 Boulder |
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Ray
Jenkins Award
Denver Rotary Club
RULES PDF
(File Updated: 1-28-08)
For: To honor the club with the highest
per capita contribution to The Rotary Foundation for the current year.
Type Traveling trophy.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: The award winner is determined
by each club’s per capita contribution reported by Rotary
International in its YTD report ending
February 28th, issued just prior to the Conference.
History: The Denver Club honored Ray Jenkins, past District Governor and past
Rotary International Director, with this award at the 1977 District
Conference.
Recipients:
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1989 Denver
1992 Lakewood
1995 Summit County
1998 Summit County
2001 Golden
2004 Commerce City |
1990 Broomfield
1993 Brighton
1996 Longmont
($413/member)
1999 Aurora Gateway
2002 Commerce City
2005 Commerce City |
1991 Denver Mile High
1994 Longmont
1997 Longmont
2000 Smoky Hill
2003 Golden
2006 Commerce City
2007 Commerce City |
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World Community Service Award
Denver Mile High
Rotary Club
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF (File
Updated: 1-9-08)
WORD FORMAT
(File Updated:
1-9-08)
For: Recognizing a club which has made a contribution to "World
Understanding and Peace" through an international project.
Type: New plaque suitably
engraved with the name of the winning club and its project.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: Guidelines for submitting
nominations will be distributed throughout the District by Denver Mile
High and nominations must be received by that club no later than 30 days
prior to the District Conference (Denver Mile High is not eligible).
History: This award was
established in 1994 by the Denver Mile High Rotary Club.
Recipients:
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1994 Evergreen
1995 Boulder
1996 Smoky Hill
1997 Boulder
1998 Longmont Twin Peaks
1999 Smoky Hill
2000 Denver Southwest (South Jeffco) &
Lakewood Foothills
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2001 Denver Southeast
2002 Summit County
2003 Aurora, Aurora Gateway, DIA,
Parker,
Smoky Hill, Commerce City
2004 Denver Southeast
2005 Denver
2006 Westminster 7:10
2007 Commerce City |
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Outstanding
Active Senior Award
Aurora Rotary Club
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF
(01-02-08)
For: Recognition of a Senior Active
Rotarian for "Service Above Self".
Type: New plaque each year.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: See Rules and Application Document Above
History: This award was initiated
in 1994 by the Aurora Rotary Club.
Recipients:
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1995 Lakewood/Cliff Grasmick
1996 Westminster/Don Critchfield
1997 Don VanArsdale/Westminster 7:10
1998 Virginia Patterson/Boulder
1999 Don
Elliott, Denver Mile High
2000 Dick Meckley, Boulder |
2001 Gordon Lewis/Denver Southeast
2002 Dana Moran, Golden
2003 Bob Bradfield, Boulder
2004 Christa Reich, Denver Southeast
2005 Jack Houser, Denver Mile High
2006 Robert "Bob" Briggs, Westminster 7:10
2007 E. Wayne
Lundhagen, Evergreen |
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Faith-To-Faith Award
Wheat Ridge Rotary
Club
THIS AWARD IS NO
LONGER GIVEN
(Updated: 12/2007 )
For: Recognition of a person
(Rotarian or non-Rotarian) who promotes understanding and respect among
world religions.
Type:
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: NO LONGER
GIVEN
Rules: The person must maintain
their own faith, but encourages religious freedom seeking peace through
religious understanding.
Recipients:
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1996 Denver/Jim Groen
1997 Melody
Feldman (Building
Bridges of Peace)
1998 DIA (Interfaith Chapel Board)
1999 Dawn Engle & Ivan Suvanjieff (Peace Jam)
2000 Pope John Paul II
2001 Reverend Will Reller |
2002 Neta Golan
2003 Rev. Michael J Sheeran, Regis Univ
2004 Achbishop Charles Chaput, Rabbi
Stanely Wagner
2005 Jean Torkelson
2006 Rabbi Steven E Foster
2007 Iman Ibriham Kazerooni |
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Literacy Award
Englewood Rotary Club
RULES & INFORMATION PDF
(File Updated: 1-28-08)
For: Recognition of an individual or group who has done the most toward sponsoring literacy in the current year.
Type: Club Plaque
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: See PDF above
Recipients:
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2001 Denver Tech Center |
2002 Wheatridge |
2003 Summit County |
2004 Smoky Hill |
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2005 Denver Mile High |
2006 Evergreen |
2007 Littleton |
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Youth Service Award
Smoky Hill Rotary Club
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF
(File Updated:
01-03-08)
For: Recognition of a club in District 5450 for completing the most
deserving project that benefits children.
Type:
$1,000 contribution toward future projects.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: See Rules & Application
History: This award was initiated during the
1995-96 Rotary year.
Recipients:
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1997 Denver |
1998 Westminster |
1999 Aurora |
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2000 Denver Mile High |
2001 Denver Tech Center |
2002 Commerce City |
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2003 Denver Southeast |
2004 Denver Southeast |
2005 Boulder |
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2006 Denver LoDo |
2007 Boulder |
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George K. Davis Water Project Award
South Jeffco & Lakewood
Foothills Rotary Clubs
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF (File
Updated: 12/2007)
For: Recognition of a club in District
5450 for the best water project.
Type: Plaque
DEADLINE FOR
SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules: Project must meet at least one of the
criteria as set forth in the award rules.
History: This award was established in the
2001-2002 Rotary year.
Recipients:
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2002 South Jeffco & Lakewood Foothills |
2003 Boulder Valley, Boulder Flatirons, Boulder |
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2004 Denver Southeast |
2005 Aurora, Denver Southeast,
University Hills |
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2006 Parker
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2007 Denver |
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Alana
James Diversity Award
Sponsored by Denver LoDo
Rotary Club
RULES &
APPLICATION PDF
(File Updated: )
For:
Significantly reducing
intolerance of Racial, Ethnic, Religious, Gender and Sexual
Diversity within their club or community.
Type:
One new plaque each year.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules:
The Alana James Diversity Award recognizes a Rotarian or
club in District 5450 whose efforts have resulted in
significantly reducing intolerance of
Racial, Ethnic, Religious, Gender and Sexual Diversity within their
club or community.
History:
This award was established in the 2005-2006 Rotary year.
The Award is named for Alana James, former member and friend
of the Rotary Club of Denver LoDo.
Alana James has spent a lifetime working to
reduce intolerance in society, both personally and professionally.
Recipients:
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2006 Denver
Stapleton |
2007 No Winner |
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Club Ethics AWard
For:
The goal is to extend our ethics
activities to other Rotary Clubs throughout DISTRICT 5450. The
vision is to encourage the practice of Ethics among the Rotary Clubs
in District 5450, using the Four-Way Test as a tool in creating
awareness throughout the community.
Type:
Club plaque and $500
DEADLINE FOR
SUBMISSION: MARCH 1
Rules:
See Rules
(File Updated: 12/2007 )
History: Started 2007-08 by Parker
Rotary Club
Recipients:
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Recognition of
Membership Development Initiatives
For:
To acknowledge clubs who have
developed and implemented creative strategies to positively impact
membership in their area, one club from each district will be
recognized for its efforts.
Type: Individual
plaque.
Rules:
See Rules
(File Updated: )
History: Started 2004-05 Rotary
Centennial year
Recipients:
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2004-05 Parker |
2006 - Commerce City |
2007 No Recipient |
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Four Way Test Award
For:
Recognition of a Rotarian for outstanding exemplification of the principles of
the Four Way Test.
Type: Individual
plaque.
Rules: At discretion of the District Governor.
History:
Started by PDG Dick Gibbs.
Recipients:
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1990 Loy Dickinson –
Denver Mile High
1993 Jack & Lynne
Rummel - Boulder
1994 Jerry Kraus
-Aurora
1995 Lyn & Francisco Sabichi - Denver
1996 Ed Whittman – Boulder Valley
1997 Talee Crowe – Smoky Hill
1998 Floyd
Nelson-Highlands Ranch
1999 Bert Melcher –
University Hills |
2000 H Michael Hayes - Westminster 710
2001 Bud Laber - University Hills
2002 David Trefz -
Wheatridge
2003 Kevin Farrell (RYLA) - Denver
Southeast
2004 Kimra Perkins
2005 Nan Jarvis - Moutain Foothills
2006 Darla Schueth - Boulder
2007 Richard "Dick" R.
Castleman - Englewood |
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Rotarian of the Year Award
For:
Outstanding Rotarian during the year determined by the District Governor.
Type: Plaque.
Rules: At discretion of the District Governor.
Recipients:
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1990 Bo Chapin -Brush
Ron Licht - Yuma
1991 Bob Riggs - Littleton
1992 Ed Batura - Lakewood
1993 Mike & Joan Spalding - Evergreen
1994 Linda Love - Denver
Mile High/
1995 Grant Wilkins -
Denver
1996 Norris Hermsmeyer -
Boulder
1997 Jim Mayhew - Denver
Cherry Creek
1998 Jack Emery - Arvada |
1999 Floyd Nelson - Highlands
Ranch
2000 John Minter - Boulder
Gary Fletcher -Smoky Hill
2001 Jim Hanifan - Boulder
2002 Martin Postma - Westminster
2003 Abbas Rajabi - Denver
Southeast
2004 Steve Cantrell - Smoky
Hill
2005 Bill Eck - Denver Southeast
2006 Patricia Fiske - Denver
Mile High
2007 H. Michael
Hayes - Westminster 7:10
Linda Kay Nedved (Arvada) |
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Volunteer in
Community Service Award
For:
Recognition of service to Rotary by a non-Rotarian.
Type: New
plaque each year.
Rules: District Governor selects from nominations submitted by district clubs a
non-Rotarian who has supported the work of Rotary. Nominations are to be sent to the District
Governor no later than March 15 each year.
History: Over the years, the work of Rotary is supported by people other than Rotarians.
In recognition of such supported activity, the award was initiated was by PDG Bill
McMurry.
Recipients:
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1992 University
Hills/Dorothy R. Smith
1993 Highlands Ranch/Charles A. Willis
1994 Boulder Valley/Bea
Romer
1995 Evergreen/Suzi Feldman
1996 Littleton/Nancy Thornton
1997 Denver/Lyn Sabichi Mr. & Mrs. Darwyn
Herbst
1998 Arvada/Peg Emery
1999 Brush/Heidi Filson
2000 Dan Prascher |
2001 JoAnn Thistlewood
2002 Community - Pat
Zemyan
2002 International - Dr
Rodney Hock
2003 Golden Club
2003 Brian Hansen
2004 David Peri
2005 Shaun Radloff
2006 James Curry DDS, Bill Johnson
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Sherry S. Sargent, Roland Wilson |
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Goveronr's Discretionary Award
For:
Recognition of service to Rotary.
Type: Plaque
Rules: Award given at the discretion of the District Governor for special recognition.
History:
Recipients:
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2000 Jerry Kraus, Aurora
2003 Bo Chapin/Brush, Stephanie Ursini
/Denver Southeast, Bill Eck/Denver
Southeast,
Frank Sargent/Englewood
2004 Gary Fletcher, Bill Leeper,
Rnadall Sakerson, Bill Schenk
2005 PDG Talee Crowe, Heidi Filson, Sally Sandoe, Jim
Wilkins |
2006 PDG Mike Hayes, Mike Klingbiel, Dennis Lovaas, Mike
Oldham
2007 Thursten "Ted" M anning
(Boulder), Sandy Algermissen (Golden), Prudy Abeln (Parker),
Eldon Laidig (Arvada), Mary Kay Hasz (Highlands Ranch), C.
Dale Flowers (Littleton), Floyd Nelson (Highlands Ranch),
Karen Sekich (Longmont Twin Peaks)
2007 Governor’s Discretionary Youth, Jason Griffith, Samira
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Paul
Harris Award Of Excellence
For:
The club which best meets the goals of current
Rotary International President and District Governor.
Type:
Traveling trophy.
Rules: Criteria to be established by the District Governor each year to weigh the
R.I. President’s and DG’s goals for the year. Nominations are to be sent to the District
Governor no later than March 15 each Rotary year.
History: Established in 1984 by PDG George E. Mendenhall who commissioned George
Staneseu, a member of the Littleton Rotary Club and int
ernationally known
sculptor to create a bust of Paul Harris.
Recipients:
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1989 No award |
1990 Littleton |
1991 Englewood |
1992 Lakewood |
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1993 Denver |
1994 Evergreen |
1995 Longmont |
1996 Denver Mile High |
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1997 Golden |
1998 Littleton |
1999 Highlands Ranch |
2000 Denver Southeast |
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2001 Boulder |
2002 Commerce City
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2003
Denver Southeast |
2004 Evergreen |
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2005 Parker |
2006 Summit County |
2007 Golden |
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ROTARY
INTERNATIONAL
AWARDS |
Presidential
Citation
For: A Rotary International
presidential challenge has been issued for Rotary clubs to use the personal
efforts of their members to serve others as part of a balanced club effort.
Clubs will receive the Rotary
International Presidential Presidential Citation
based on their number of accomplishments (determined by club size) within each
of the Four Avenues of Service.
Type: Presidential
Citation certificate signed by R.I. President.
Rules: Deadline for determining these awards is
April 15 of the current Rotary year.
History: Established in 1993 by R.I. President Cliff Dochterman.
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Significant
Achievement Award
For:
The club in the district responsible for a project which addresses a significant
need in the community. The project should involve most or all of the club
membership in
personal rather than
monetary service. The project should be duplicatable by Rotary clubs elsewhere.
Type: The
Significant Achievement Award will be prepared in Evanston and sent to the
District Governor for presentation at the District Conference.
Rules:
Notice of Award criteria will be sent to all club presidents by the District
Governor.
Recipients:
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1992 Denver Mile
High-Food Ministry Project
1993 Boulder Valley –
Coats for Tots
1994 Broomfield –
Super Kid Award Program
1995 Boulder-Youth at Risk Employment (Gleaning)
1996 Denver
Southwest |
1997 Denver
2000 Denver Souteast
2002 C. Dale Flowers -
Littleton - Newsletter
2003
Westminster 7:10 club-Computers for
Kids
2006 Denver, 60 Year Support Denver Kids, Inc |
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Service Above Self Award
For:
Recognition of Rotarians who have contributed outstanding service to Rotary in
club or district projects. The Award is the highest honor for Rotarians. No more
than 150 annually will be
selected world wide. Recipients are chosen by the R.I. Board of Directors and
the R.I. President.
Type: Permanent
plaque prepared in Evanston.
Recipients:
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1994 - T. Ray Jones,
Lakewood Foothills
1997 –
Francisco Sabichi, Denver Rotary Club.
2000 - PDG Jack Rummel - Boulder
2002 - Diane Kessel - Golden
2002 Dr Merl Jacobsen -
Littleton |
2003 Dr. Scott Johnson - Denver Cherry
Creek2004 Gordon Lewis - Denver Southeast
2005 Jack Emery - Arvada
2006 Barbara Fisher |
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Rotary Foundation Award For
Meritorious Service
For:
This award recognizes an individual who has rendered significant
service to the Foundation over a period of more than one year.
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1997 Steve Cantrell |
2005 Bill Eck |
2006 Talee Crowe |
2006 - Service Award For A
Polio Free World,
Dr. Frank Sargent |
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