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TLC Sept 12, , 2020 Your District Rotary Foundation Committee: Role Name(s) Email District Rotary Foundation Chair Jillian Gibson jillian.gibson@outlook.com Area Reps Kingsley Ugoh (NL) kcjimbel@gmail.com Greg Peddle (NL)

TLC Sept 12, , 2020
Your District Rotary Foundation Committee: Role Name(s) Email District Rotary Foundation Chair Jillian Gibson jillian.gibson@outlook.com Area Reps Kingsley Ugoh (NL) kcjimbel@gmail.com Greg Peddle (NL) gjpeddle@bensonbuffett.com Kevin Armstrong (NS) kgarmstrong@bellaliant.net Jason Doyle (NS) mtbsydney32@gmail.com Wayne Thompson (PE) wayne@gardenislefarms.com Jillian Gibson (SPM) jillian.gibson@outlook.com District Grants Brian Smith smithrsx@yahoo.ca Miriam McLeod miriam.macleod@bellaliant.ca Doug Hill corgihill.d@eastlink.ca Global Grants Elva Heyge elvaheyge@gmail.com Stella Roy rotarystella@gmail.com Miriam McLeod miriam.macleod@bellaliant.ca Scholarships James Hall jm645422@dal.ca Fundraising Duncan Conrad duncanconrad47@gmail.com Rob Christie rob.g.christie@gmail.com Darcy McMeekin darcy.mcmeekin@gmail.com Education / Training Darlene Spraklin-Reid darlenesr@me.com Polio Stella Roy rotarystella@gmail.com Special Thanks to Audit Cttee – Bob Moffat, Bob Munroe, Mark Brown

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