Long Ago Far Ashore
The current issue of The Rotarian features historic accounts of intense personal and national records documenting the tragedy, grief and hopes expressed for the issue of war as a means of conflict resolution.
Coming out of those words said nearly 100 years ago from France, England, Canada and Scotland emerge a vitality, almost naivete, of camaraderie and altruism.
The portrait of hope and ideals you can witness are truly remarkable. Rotary was born during a period of international turmoil. It grew stronger with pressure for peace and prosperity. Early members found an amplifier for their energy and values. And we still do, reminded that our potential for good persists, and we have a deep, longstanding heritage to draw inspiration from, and deliver forward.
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