Camden historian Barbara Dyer receives Paul Harris Award
From left, Parker Laite, Barbara Dyer and Bruce Cobb, presenting Dyer with the Paul Harris Award at her home in Camden. (Also there for the presentation was Tom Peaco, not shown),
From left, Parker Laite, Barbara Dyer and Bruce Cobb, presenting Dyer with the Paul Harris Award at her home in Camden. (Also there for the presentation was Tom Peaco, not shown),
CAMDEN — Camden Rotary Club recently honored lifetime Camden resident and town historian Barbara Dyer with a Paul Harris Award.
The award, named in honor of Rotary International's founder, recognizes Dyer's decades of work chronicling the history of Camden and its many important, interesting and sometimes unsung personalities. Her stories and photos, which have appeared in numerous books, newspaper columns and now online are recognized for much done much to keep Camden's rich history alive and relevant to residents and visitors today.
In addition to its local charitable and scholarship donations, the Camden Rotary Club earns the right to bestow this Paul Harris Award honors through its financial contributions to the Rotary Foundation. The Foundation's mission is to enable Rotarians to advance world understanding, goodwill and peace through the improvement of health, the support of education and the alleviation of poverty.
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