Paul Harris Fellowship

The Paul Harris Society is named after Paul P.Harris, founder of Rotary International.

Paul Harris formed the world’s first service club, the Rotary Club of Chicago, on 23 February 1905.

His intention was to recapture in a professional club the same friendly spirit he had felt in the small towns of his youth.

Today, Paul Harris Society contributions to The Rotary Foundation support a wide range of humanitarian grants and educational programs that enable Rotarians to bring hope and promote international understanding throughout the world.

Participation in the Paul Harris Society is an especially meaningful and significant commitment.

Paul Harris

Paul Harris Fellows

A number of Rotarians who have served with the Port Lincoln Rotary Club have been honoured with a Paul Harris Fellowship. They are:

Gordon Beer 00/01/1978
Thomas Bascombe 23/04/1986
Maxwell Mortimer 00/01/1988
Daniel Perry 01/01/1988
Leon Barker 30/04/1988
Neville Ferry 30/04/1988
Volly Lindpere 30/04/1988
Chas Roe 30/04/1988
T llmarTohver 29/07/1988
Peter O'Brien 27/04/1989
Branco Franco 18/03/1991
Joseph Tippelt 00/03/1992
John Bassham 20/11/1992
Noel Welfare 21/01/1993
Allan Smith 13/06/1994
lan Phillips 19/12/1994
Reg Kemp 19/12/1994
Robin Dennis 26/06/1996
Margaret Phillips 28/01/1997
Ray Strauss
(Murray Bridge)
May 1997
Dick Leech 27/06/1998
Scott Stenson 11/05/1999
George Keil 25/05/1999
Dave Gillies (Berri) June 1999
Kuno Seeman 25/10/1999
Kevin Wiebrecht 20/06/2000
Jack Sampson 16/12/2000
Jim Pallant 29/06/2002
Jim Kay 06/08/2002
Geoff Penfold 10/05/2003
Lloyd Burgess 28/06/2003
Jack May 01/06/2004
David Forbes 26/06/2004
Bruce Roberts 24/06/2005
Graham Henderson 24/06/2005
David Forbes
(DG Award)
13/06/2006
Glenn Karutz 21/04/2006
Chris Stone 21/04/2006
Allan Burrows 30/06/2007
Murray Lubcke 30/06/2007
Brian Barnett 27/06/2008
Ron Carey 27/06/2008
Dean George 19/12/2008
Avriel Barnett 14/02/2009
Ian Ward 03/07/2010